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27 FEB 2016 · Check out my version of the Hip Hop Classic Basketball.

20 APR 2015 · Check out my show on bad Spanish words. These are words they don't teach in school.

4 SEP 2014 · In today’s show, I invited several of my friends who are super fans to participate in an online round table to discuss the upcoming 2014 NFL season. I invited the following cool peeps: •Thomas Medina from Mambo Jedi Entertainment •Gerald Lewis •Joseph Calcote from Farmers Insurance. He also played college football at Utah. •Heron “The H-Man”. •Amy Witry “Saint Girl”. She has own her own show. It could be found on the net at www.sugarbang.com We talked about our favorite story lines for the upcoming season. Thank God, that Manziel’s name was not brought up. We also made some early Super Bowl predictions. My guest had some great takes; you must check the show to listen.

10 JUL 2014 · What do players like Bill Russle, Larry Bird, Ted Williams, and Kobe Bryant. What do they have have in common. They stayed on the same team. Not only does it show integrity but it the fans of the teams they played or play for appreciate it. As a fan, today, players are like trained assasins and its hard to fully support or follow ones career because they keep moving around. I hope Lebron thinks twice before leaving. In the long run, it would be better for his career to not play on so many teams. On the other hand, I am sure he don't want to be remembered as a Journeymen or Ring Chaser.

19 JUN 2014 · SHOULD JAMES LEAVE

29 MAY 2014 · The media often use the term Make it or Break it when it comes to a player winning a Championship. If a player fails to win a championship, some members say that the player’s legacy is tarnished. That is so lame. Players like Luke Walton, Sasha Vujacic, Will Purdue, and D. J. Mbenga (Many of you probaly never heard of him) have won multiple rings but never been selected to All Stars. On the other hand, players like Karl Marlone, and Charles Barkley never won a ring. Does this make the careers a failure?

1 FEB 2014 · The Sports Bar is a popular LA Based Podcast that has been around 8 years. It's part of the Staceysports.com umbrella of companies. In today's show, I interview Deontay Wilder. Deontay Wilder aka The Bronx Bomber is the next big thing in boxing. He is now 30-0. He is the first boxer in boxing history to win his first 30 fights by knockout. This is a huge feat when you take in to accounts that boxing goes back to the 19th Century. Some great boxers were in the sports like Joe Luis, Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Jack Johnson, and Rock Marciano. None of these boxers started off with so many KOs to start their careers He also has more first round knockouts in his career than Mike Tyson. In the interview, we learned that he also a very humble guy. He respects Wladimir Klitschko, but mentioned in the interview that he would try to knock him out also. You gotta hear the interview to hear what he has says about Chris Arreola and Bermane Stirvine. According to the Bronze Bomber Arreloa are made for him. In our interview, you will also learn that he both humble and confident, and most importantly a down to earth guy.

31 JAN 2014 · In today's show we have two guests, Joseph Calcote, and LA Comedian, Amy Witry from SugarBang on the Sports Bar to talk about the Super Bowl in fun Round Table Party Line format. We talk about Super Bowl. This is not your average Roundtable, we have fun and talk about the upcoming game. Amy's site could be found at www.sugarbang.com. No need to go to her site when everyone is sleep, its not what you think. It's a sports and entertainment site.