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    Harold Reynolds Tells All: Rickey’s Phone Call, The Bo Jackson Throw, Being Griffey’s OG

    Matt Barnes & Nick Swisher sit down with legendary broadcaster and two-time All-Star Harold Reynolds live from MLB All-Star Weekend in Philly. Harold takes us all the way back to Corvallis, Oregon, where he grew up one of eight kids, snuck into the gym to watch Pistol Pete Maravich shoot around, and helped Dick Fosbury perfect the Fosbury Flop before it won Olympic gold. From there he breaks down what it was really like stepping into an 80s MLB clubhouse as a rookie, and the vets — Julio Cruz, Maury Wills, Frank White, Reggie Jackson, Jim Palmer — who took him under their wing and passed down lessons that don't show up in any box score. The crew gets into the biggest shifts in the game: why Harold thinks the eye test still matters more than the analytics era wants to admit, how kids are getting priced out of baseball before they ever get a shot, and why coaching today looks nothing like it did when a manager like Dick Williams could put the fear of God in you. Harold also shares what it was like coming up alongside Ken Griffey Jr. and his dad in Seattle, watching Randy Johnson turn into a monster after one lunch with Nolan Ryan, and breaking Rickey Henderson's stolen base streak. There's no shortage of Bo Jackson lore either, from throwing out Harold at home from the wall, hitting bombs from both sides of the plate, benching 400 pounds in street clothes just to prove a point. Cal Ripken Jr.'s streak, Kevin Mitchell showing up to games on his own terms, and Harold's jump from the field to Baseball Tonight and co-founding MLB Network round out one of the deepest baseball history conversations the show has done. Subscribe for more 🔥 Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro, First All-Star Games 06:53 – Growing up in Corvallis, Oregon, Ball boy for John Wooden's teams, Pistol Pete Maravich 10:20 – Breaking into an 80s MLB clubhouse 12:15 – The vets who raised him: Julio Cruz, Frank White, Reggie Jackson, Jim Palmer 16:34 – Analytics vs. the eye test in today's game 23:00 – Coaching kids in today's game 24:11 – Dick Williams, old-school toughness 31:25 – Remembering Ryne Sandberg 33:37 – Being a Black ballplayer in the 80s 34:23 – The rising cost of youth baseball 42:00 – Ken Griffey Jr. arrives in Seattle, playing with his dad 48:05 – Randy Johnson's breakthrough and the Nolan Ryan story 51:49 – Wild Kevin Mitchell story 56:00 – Breaking Rickey Henderson's stolen base streak, Tony La Russa's "green light" story 1:05:45 – Bo Jackson stories and highlights 1:12:30 – Cal Ripken Jr. and The Streak 1:18:40 – Transition to TV, Baseball Tonight, Chris Berman's advice 1:21:37 – Founding MLB Network in 2009 1:24:05 – Quick hitters 1:30:06 – End

    Issa & Prentice Talk Love & Basketball, LA Accents & Hollywood Staying Power with Kyla Pratt

    This week, Issa and Prentice dive into the other main character of Insecure, the city of Los Angeles. Joined by fellow LA native, actress, and Insecure royalty – Kyla Pratt, the group reveals their love for the city’s taco culture, accents, and homebody aura. Kyla shares her favorite memories of filming Love & Basketball in LA, working with Eddie Murphy, and becoming part of legendary TV series from The Parent 'Hood to The Proud Family to One on One. This episode is presented by Gatorade Lower Sugar. New episodes drop every Wednesday on HOORAE’s YouTube Channel. You can also listen wherever you get podcasts. Be sure to follow @HOORAEMedia on YouTube and across all platforms for updates and exclusive content, and to submit questions to be read live on the show. Follow HOORAE Media: Instagram: http://instagram.com/hooraemedia TikTok: http://tiktok.com/@hooraemedia Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HOORAEMedia X: https://x.com/HOORAEMedia LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hoorae/

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    Kevin Hart Talks Being Old, His Hilarious New Movie, Gen Z & The Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Run

    Kevin Hart sits down with AllHipHop to talk about his new comedy 72 Hours, why he couldn't survive a real Gen Z bachelor party, what young people would roast him for in a group chat, his obsession with golf, and why he believes the next generation is changing entertainment. He also leaves AllHipHop with a heartfelt message about its importance to Hip-Hop culture. Oh yeah - the Eagles too. @ChuckCreekmur on the mic. Subscribe to AllHipHop on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/allhiphoptv?sub_confirmation=1 Check out more of AHH here on social media: https://allhiphop.com https://twitter.com/allhiphopcom https://facebook.com/allhiphopcom https://instagram.com/allhiphopcom #AllHipHop #AllHipHopTV

    Trapped in the Inferno – Where is the Baby? | The Glow

    Official Real Reelz Merch: https://realreelzshop.etsy.com Harlem is burning. What began as an ordinary night has become the greatest test Leroy Green has ever faced. Trapped inside a burning apartment building with a frightened young boy in his arms, Leroy must make impossible choices as flames consume every path to safety. With the staircase gone and time running out, he discovers that courage isn't the absence of fear—it's refusing to leave someone behind. Outside, Marcus Green can do nothing but watch and pray as his son disappears deeper into the inferno. Fathers hold their children tighter. Neighbors wait helplessly in the street. And for one brief moment, it appears that everyone has finally made it home. But some victories are only temporary. This episode marks one of the defining moments in Leroy Green's journey toward becoming the hero we will one day know from The Last Dragon. Long before Harlem would call him Bruce Leroy, he was simply a young man willing to risk everything for someone else. His humility, compassion, and unshakable sense of duty shine brightest when the flames burn hottest. And when the night finally seems over, a single voice from the crowd changes everything. "My baby." The cheering stops. The celebration fades. And one unanswered question hangs in the smoke-filled Harlem night. Where is the baby? Welcome to The Glow—the untold prequel saga inspired by the world of The Last Dragon (1985). If you're enjoying the series, please LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to Real Reelz! Your support helps bring these stories to life and allows us to continue expanding the mythology of Harlem, The Glow, Leroy Green, Sho'Nuff, and the unforgettable characters who shaped their destinies. New episodes coming soon! #TheGlow #TheLastDragon #LeroyGreen #BruceLeeroy #ShoNuff #Harlem #ComicBookCinema #MotionComic #CinematicStorytelling #80sMovies #MartialArts #FantasySeries #YouTubeSeries #RealReelz #BlackCinema #FDNY #HeroStory #AnimationSeries #TheGlowSeries #ToBeContinued

    Gillie & Wallo on fake streams, Max B vs Big Daddy Kane, Peter Gunz being Top 5 | The Real Report

    Gillie Da King and Wallo267 of Million Dollaz Worth of Game join Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda for a hilarious and unfiltered conversation about Boots Ennis vs. Terence Crawford, Philadelphia’s new generation of rappers, fake streaming numbers, and why today’s artists struggle to build real fanbases. They debate Max B vs. Big Daddy Kane, react to Jay-Z responding to Drake, Nicki Minaj and Kanye West, call Peter Gunz to discuss the King of New York title, and explain why social media has made everybody act tough. Gillie and Wallo also discuss KO Party, Wallo’s book “Yes to You, No to Them,” their growing business empire, and the lessons they learned coming out of Philadelphia. Follow Uncle Murda & Tony Yayo On Socials: https://www.instagram.com/realreportshow https://www.tiktok.com/@realreportshow https://www.facebook.com/RealReportShow/ Subscribe to Uncle Murda & Tony Yayo On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tonyyayo7361 https://www.youtube.com/@UncleMurdaVEVO

    Melanie Goolsby: From Cartoon Network and Netflix to starting Imnotalawyerbut | Not My Best Moment

    🛎 If You're New Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/@NotMyBestMomentPod Melanie Goolsby: From Cartoon Network and Netflix to starting Imnotalawyerbut | Not My Best Moment with KevOnStage Melanie Goolsby joins her brother-in-law Kev for an episode that proves no one shows up quite like family. Melanie opens up about the unexpected turns in her career, from working at Cartoon Network, CNN and Netflix and being let go from a job she thought was secure. But what felt like a setback ultimately opened the door for her to pursue something even bigger. Melanie shares how an idea sparked by her sister, Melissa Fredericks, helped inspire her move into content creation and set her on an entirely new path. Keep up with Melanie and follow her on social media at @imnotalwayerbut. You can also hear more from Melanie alongside her sister Melissa on the Gin and Juice Podcast, available wherever you listen to podcasts. Melanie is also taking the stage for her first live show, You Be the Judge, in Atlanta on August 2nd. Tickets are available via the Dad's Garage website. Please see link in the @imnotalaywerbut bio. ❤️ iHeartRadio » https://ihr.fm/3JQIVbG 📢APPLE PODCASTS » https://bit.ly/4qXcIjQ 🟢SPOTIFY » https://bit.ly/4420eNV PODTRAC » https://link.podtrac.com/z46ezhnv 🎥 PREVIOUS VIDEO » https://youtu.be/H-zfu1_Zt5c ✨ KEEP IN TOUCH WITH: INSTAGRAM » https://bit.ly/3JVzxn8 X » https://bit.ly/3LyZM3r #NotMyBestMoment #NotMyBestMomentpod #KevOnStage #MelanieGoolsby #success #failure #moments #advice #iheart #iheartpodcasts #podcast #youtubepodcast #newpodcast #podcasttolisten