Rachel Bonnetta, Megan Gailey and Sarah Tiana discuss the unmasking of Aaron Rodgers, the tragedy involving Henry Ruggs III, and the accusations against Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy.
This was great. Do more. My wife is attempting to get into watching sports because it's a passion of mine and I think your podcast might appeal to her. Y'all are hilarious. Tough topics this week sadly.
I love you girls. Very fun show. Rachel, my wife thinks I turn on your NFL morning show on Sunday mornings just because of you. :) few weeks back out of nowhere she says you think she’s cute don’t you, smh. I think you’re a lot of fun.
i agree with you guys that portnoy is creepy and disagree with many of his points of view, but we are being a little black and white here in terms of credibility and oversimplifications. i hate the tendency to completely excuse the woman who was exactly what you said, someone enamored with the superficial and tangible THINGS associated with portnoy. IF portnoy did some of the things stated, i agree even more with you, but his claims in defense, as well as those given by MANY women who have associated with him strongly question the accusations. we don't want to create a witchhunt here. you think he's guilty because he made a 2-part video? and because he may or may not have supported trump? come on. trump is an abomination, but that's not reason to question every one of his ignorant and misinformed supporters' veracity on personal life issues. if i were accused of something that i knew so strongly to be false, i would make a 50 part video. by the way, do you have the same energy for a guy like leo dicaprio dating women half his age? ALL that being said, barstool does promote a pretty terrible culture if you go to their comments section.
How do you know portnoy did what business insider said he did? From what we are seeing on social media it's seems like a ton of current and former employees are sharing their experiences with Portnoy and the reporter that was asking around for info on him. It makes Business Insider look like they had an agenda before they even typed anything 🤷
This was great. Do more. My wife is attempting to get into watching sports because it's a passion of mine and I think your podcast might appeal to her. Y'all are hilarious. Tough topics this week sadly.
I really hope this keeps going. I was missing this type of podcast since Sports? got cancelled.
Amazing Show Name
This was a great pod!
Great video, and important thoughts.
Love this episode. Love u ladies 💜
Aaron Rodgers put himself before his team; that’s not a leader.
I love you girls. Very fun show. Rachel, my wife thinks I turn on your NFL morning show on Sunday mornings just because of you. :) few weeks back out of nowhere she says you think she’s cute don’t you, smh. I think you’re a lot of fun.
i agree with you guys that portnoy is creepy and disagree with many of his points of view, but we are being a little black and white here in terms of credibility and oversimplifications. i hate the tendency to completely excuse the woman who was exactly what you said, someone enamored with the superficial and tangible THINGS associated with portnoy. IF portnoy did some of the things stated, i agree even more with you, but his claims in defense, as well as those given by MANY women who have associated with him strongly question the accusations. we don't want to create a witchhunt here. you think he's guilty because he made a 2-part video? and because he may or may not have supported trump? come on. trump is an abomination, but that's not reason to question every one of his ignorant and misinformed supporters' veracity on personal life issues. if i were accused of something that i knew so strongly to be false, i would make a 50 part video. by the way, do you have the same energy for a guy like leo dicaprio dating women half his age? ALL that being said, barstool does promote a pretty terrible culture if you go to their comments section.
How do you know portnoy did what business insider said he did? From what we are seeing on social media it's seems like a ton of current and former employees are sharing their experiences with Portnoy and the reporter that was asking around for info on him. It makes Business Insider look like they had an agenda before they even typed anything 🤷