In this conversation, Rello and Cunda delve into the world of boxing, focusing on the culture surrounding fight night, the legacy of Mike Tyson, and upcoming fights including Jake Paul. They discuss the impact of Tyson in the ring, his fearsome reputation, and compare him to other boxing legends. The conversation also touches on betting odds for upcoming fights, showcasing the blend of sports commentary and personal anecdotes. Mike Tyson is considered one of the greatest boxers of all time. Tyson's aggressive fighting style set him apart from modern boxers. Reggie Miller's bet with Spike Lee highlights Tyson's notorious reputation. Jake Paul is recognized for his marketing skills in boxing. Betting odds fluctuate and should be monitored closely. The hosts share personal stories related to boxing culture. The discussion blends humor with serious sports analysis. Rello and Cunda then Circle The Block about their childhood experiences during fight nights, sharing vivid memories of the atmosphere, food, and friends that accompanied these events. They discuss the excitement of boxing matches, the camaraderie among friends, and the evolution of women's boxing, highlighting rising stars like Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor. Fight nights were filled with excitement and camaraderie. Food like pizza and wings were staples at fight parties. Childhood friends often joined in the fun of fight nights. The atmosphere was lively with adults and kids mingling. Memorable characters from childhood often attended these events. The thrill of boxing matches created lasting memories. Women in boxing are gaining recognition and respect. The nostalgia of fight nights brings back fond memories. Boxing culture has evolved but remains a source of excitement. Rello and Cunda finish up by delving into the world of boxing and fight promotions, focusing on the notorious figure of Don King and the evolution of UFC events. They discuss the tactics of janky promoters, the significance of fight night, and the dynamics of betting odds in UFC matches, particularly the upcoming fight between Max Holloway and Dustin Poirier. Don King is known for his slick talking and promotional skills. The conversation highlights the evolution of fight promotions over the years. UFC has become a major player in the fight promotion industry. Betting odds fluctuate significantly leading up to fights. Max Holloway and Dustin Poirier are set for their third match.

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0:32 Check In

1:40 Bishop Cunda - Leverage

3:54 Fight Night

5:14 Prize Fighters

7:56 Reggie Miller Story

10:11 Fight Parties

14:16 The Record for First Round Knockouts

16:30 Janky Promoters

19:30 Don King's Career Earnings

21:35 Closing

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During this conversation, Rello and Cunda discuss their personal journeys into fashion, as they Circle The Block about the iconic styles and sneakers of the 90s. They share nostalgic stories about their childhood experiences with fashion, the sneakers that defined their youth, and the lessons learned from fashion mishaps. The discussion highlights the evolution of their personal styles and the cultural significance of fashion during their formative years. Fashion is a significant part of personal identity. The 90s were a pivotal time for sneaker culture. Iconic sneakers like the Jordan 8 and Bo Jackson's had a lasting impact. Fashion mishaps can teach valuable lessons about style. The evolution of style is influenced by childhood experiences. Sneakers often symbolize status and individuality in youth. Fashion is not just about clothing; it's about self-expression. Memories tied to fashion can shape our adult choices. This conversation reflects a deep appreciation for past styles. Rello and Cunda continue to Circle The Block on the evolution of teenage swag, reminiscing about their high school fashion choices, memorable experiences, and the cultural influences that shaped their styles. They delve into oversized clothing trends, throwback jerseys, and the significance of personal style during their formative years. The discussion also touches on betting insights related to the NBA Finals MVP, showcasing their passion for basketball and sports culture. The concept of teenage swag is rooted in personal expression. Oversized clothing was a defining trend during high school years. Throwback jerseys remain a nostalgic fashion choice. Personal style often reflects cultural influences and trends. Memorable high school experiences shape our identities. Betting insights can provide a fun angle to sports discussions. Fashion choices can be a source of confidence and identity. The importance of community and shared experiences in shaping style. Nostalgia plays a significant role in fashion preferences. Engaging in sports betting can enhance the viewing experience. Rello and Cunda finish up by exploring the evolution of personal style as they transition into adulthood. They discuss the significance of wearing clothes that fit well, the importance of accessories like watches and sunglasses, and the nostalgia of classic fashion items like pea coats. The conversation also takes a turn towards sports betting, highlighting current odds and the excitement surrounding upcoming games. Fashion evolves as we grow older. Wearing clothes that fit well boosts confidence. Suits are a staple for grown men. Accessories like watches and sunglasses are essential. Collecting fashion items can be a fun hobby. Casual wear can still be stylish. Understanding sports betting can be exciting. Fashion reflects personal identity and growth. Appreciating quality over quantity in clothing.

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0:32 Check In

1:54 Bishop Cunda - Old Heads

3:39 Two Words - Fashion Week

5:03 Kids Gear

15:09 Teen Swag

25:12 Grown Man Drip

33:34 Close

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In this lovely conversation, Rello and Cunda reminisce about their childhood crushes, focusing on iconic women from the 90s across television, music, and film. They share personal anecdotes and engage in a playful back-and-forth about their favorite crushes, highlighting the impact of these figures on their lives. The discussion transitions into fun facts about the actresses and predictions for future awards, creating a nostalgic yet entertaining atmosphere. They mentionV Crush: Karen Parsons (Hillary Banks) Nia Long, Mya, Jenna Von Oy (Six from Blossom) (Myra Monkhouse - Justine Phillips) Michelle Thomas, Janet Jackson, Vivica A Fox and Danielle Fishel (Topanga). The 90s were a golden era for iconic female figures in pop culture. Childhood crushes often shape our perceptions of beauty and attraction. Nostalgia plays a significant role in how we remember our past. Television shows from the 90s introduced many memorable characters that left a lasting impression. Music videos were a major influence on young people's perceptions of romance and attraction. The conversation highlights the importance of representation in media during the 90s. Fun facts about celebrities can enhance our appreciation for their work. Reminiscing about the past can be a joyful and bonding experience. As they transition in a heartfelt conversation, Rello and Cunda celebrate the influential women in their lives, particularly their mothers and grandmothers, who have shaped their identities and values. They share personal anecdotes about the sacrifices and love these women have shown, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and appreciating their contributions. The discussion also touches on the humor and dynamics of relationships, particularly how men can better communicate with the women in their lives. The Co-Pilots emphasize the importance of recognizing maternal figures in their lives. They discuss the community roles played by their mothers and grandmothers. The conversation highlights the humor in everyday interactions with women. Cunda reflects on how his mother, Sharlee Ellison, shaped his character and values. Rello describes his grandmother, Gwen McFarlin, as a local celebrity and community leader. They share light-hearted moments about family dynamics and expectations. The episode serves as a reminder to give flowers to those who deserve recognition. For the 3rd and final segment of the show, Rello and Cunda Circle The Block to celebrate influential women, particularly in the realms of social justice and sports. They discuss the impactful work of Jane Elliott, a renowned educator and diversity trainer, and highlight the contributions of Cheryl Miller in sports media. The dialogue transitions into a discussion about the WNBA, focusing on MVP predictions and the evolving landscape of women's basketball. We need to acknowledge women who impact the world. Jane Elliott is a voice for all people, not just one race. Cheryl Miller commands attention in sports media. The influence of women in sports is growing. MVP predictions reflect the talent in the WNBA. The legacy of women athletes inspires future generations. Empowerment of women in all fields is essential.

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0:36 Check In

1:56 Bishop Cunda - Actions & Reactions

4:59 Two Words - Lady Love

17:26 Patti LaBelle's Daughter

18: 29 Family Flowers

29:48 Women of Purpose

35:33 Cheryl Miller 105 Point Game

37:43 Close Out

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In this lively conversation, Rello and Cunda dive into the excitement surrounding Major League Baseball's Opening Day, comparing traditions in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. They discuss the significance of the opening day parade in Cincinnati, the lack of a parade in Pittsburgh, and the unique events that take place in both cities. The conversation shifts to predictions for the MLB season, including odds for the World Series, highlighting the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates. Mark Fogle threw the ceremonial first pitch in Pittsburgh. Cincinnati's opening day parade is a city-wide celebration.

Pittsburgh's traditions include shutting down the Roberto Clemente Bridge. The longest opening day game lasted 16 innings in 2012. Los Angeles Dodgers are favorites for the World Series. The conversation is filled with humor and camaraderie. Rello and Cunda transition and reflect on their shared love for baseball, particularly focusing on the nostalgia of the MLB during the 80s and 90s. They discuss the impact of the steroid era, highlight legendary players like Barry Bonds and Ken Griffey Jr., and share personal anecdotes about their experiences with the sport. The conversation also touches on current MLB MVP odds, showcasing their ongoing engagement with the game. The steroid era had a significant impact on the game and was a magical time for the MLB. Bryce Harper's batting sound is unforgettable. Mark McGuire was a major influence in baseball history. Ken Griffey Jr. is recognized for having the best swing. Aaron Judge is breaking records in the current MLB. The conversation blends nostalgia with current events in MLB. Rello and Cunda continue to reminisce about legendary players like Randy Johnson and discussing current MLB insights, including predictions for the Cy Young award. Their banter is filled with humor and personal anecdotes, creating an engaging atmosphere for sports enthusiasts. Experiencing live games creates lasting memories. Having the right tools at a game, like a pen, is essential. Current MLB predictions can be exciting and unpredictable. Paul Skeens is a rising star in the Pittsburgh Pirates. Personal stories from games add depth to sports discussions. Understanding player stats is crucial for sports betting. The joy of baseball transcends generations.

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0:34 Check In

1:59 Bishop Cunda

3:20 Two Words - Opening Day

4:34 - Cincinnati Reds Opening Day Parade

8:11 - Longest opening day game

10:29 - Homerun Hitters from the Juice Era

18:17 - Fastest player in MLB history to reach 300 career home runs

24:46 - Flamethrowers: Best pitchers

27:28 - Randy Johnson autograph story

34:40 - Close Out

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In this episode, Rello and Cunda dive into the excitement of the Final Four, focusing on Cinderella stories in the March Madness NCAA tournament. They discuss notable underdog teams, particularly the 1983 North Carolina State Wolf Pack and the 1985 Villanova Wildcats, comparing their journeys and the challenges they faced. They emphasize the thrill of supporting underdog teams. Cinderella stories in March Madness highlight unexpected success. Both teams faced formidable opponents during their runs. NC State had to win its conference to enter the tournament. Villanova's path included beating multiple top-ranked teams. Rello and Cunda then move on to the legacy of the 1990 UNLV Running Rebels, discussing their historic NCAA championship win and the players who made it possible. They also explore the concept of unofficial & official triple-doubles in the Final Four, highlighting notable players and their achievements. UNLV scored the most points in a national championship game. Larry Johnson was a key player for the Runnin' Rebels. The concept of unofficial triple-doubles is intriguing. Oscar Robertson and Magic Johnson had notable performances. The NCAA didn't officially track triple-doubles until the 1980s. The conversation highlights the importance of basketball history. The final segment of the show is dedicated towards the excitement of March Madness, discussing memorable buzzer beaters from past tournaments and analyzing current teams' performances. They reflect on iconic moments in NCAA history while also providing insights into the ongoing tournament, highlighting key players and teams to watch. March Madness brings unpredictable excitement every year, and buzzer beaters are pivotal moments that define tournament history. The 1992 Duke vs. Kentucky game is a classic example of March Madness. Virginia's 2019 buzzer-beater was crucial for their championship run. Recent tournaments have seen controversial buzzer-beaters. Nostalgia plays a big role in how fans remember past tournaments. The conversation highlights the importance of teamwork in basketball.

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0:34 Check-In

1:49 Bishop Cunda - Mean What You Say, Say What You Mean

6:21 Two Words - Final Four

7:04 Cinderella Stories

13:50 Final Four Odds

15:40 UNLV Runnin' Rebels

21:45 Final Four Buzzer Beaters

28:47 Close Out

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In this episode, Rello and Cunda Circle The Block on the life and career of comedian Dave Chappelle, discussing his early beginnings in stand-up, his significant comedy specials, and the impact of his work on the comedy scene. They also touch on the importance of respecting both legends in comedy and women in the industry, highlighting the evolving landscape of stand-up comedy. Dave Chappelle is considered a legendary figure in comedy. He started performing stand-up at the age of 14 but his first major appearance was on 'Def Comedy Jam'. Chappelle's special 'Killing Them Softly' was a significant milestone. Chappelle's birthday (08/24) coincides with other notable figures, including Rello. The Circle The Block duo discusses Dave's notable roles in film and television, and sharing fun facts about his career. They reflect on Chappelle's impact on comedy and pop culture, while also touching on current events and future prospects. Dave Chappelle debuted in 1993 with Robin Hood, Men in Tights. His early TV show, Buddies, was short-lived but didn't stop his career. Chappelle's memorable roles include Reggie Warrington in The Nutty Professor. Cunda's favorite role of Chappelle is Tully from Blue Streak. Dave turned down the role of Bubba Blue in Forrest Gump. Conspiracy Brother from Undercover Brother is a notable character. Bowl of Pork is a parody short film by Chappelle. The conversation touches on current events like the NIT tournament. Chappelle's humor often reflects on societal issues. The hosts share their personal experiences with Chappelle's work. Rello and Cunda continue to delve into the legacy of Dave Chappelle, discussing his impactful memorable sketches, and the evolution of his stand-up performances. They also touch on Chappelle's cultural significance and personal anecdotes, before shifting to a light-hearted discussion about Tom Cruise and celebrity relationships. Dave Chappelle's legacy includes numerous awards and accolades. The 'Rick James' sketch from The Chappelle Show is a fan favorite for its comedic brilliance. Chappelle's ability to surprise audiences is exemplified in the Wayne Brady sketch. His stand-up specials post-hiatus have been critically acclaimed. Chappelle's family history includes significant contributions to society. The dynamic between the hosts showcases their camaraderie and shared interests. The conversation flows naturally between serious topics and light-hearted banter

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0:35 Check In

1:48 Bishop Cunda - Toilet Seat Covers

4:00 Two Words - Comedian Spotlight

6:48 Dave Chapelle's Stand Up

12:04 Dave Chappelle in TV and movies

21:04 Dave Chappelle's Legacy

28:36 Close Out

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In this conversation, Rello and Cunda delve into the cultural significance of March Madness, focusing on the Cincinnati Bearcats' 1999-2000 season, particularly the impact of Kenyon Martin's injury on their championship aspirations. They discuss DerMarr Johnson and the evolution of freshmen players in college basketball, the influence of injuries on team dynamics, especially with Duke phenom Cooper Flagg recent injury and share fun facts about the Bearcats' history. March Madness is a cultural phenomenon with deep roots. The Cincinnati Bearcats had a strong team in 1999-2000. Freshmen players are becoming increasingly influential in college basketball. Injuries can derail championship aspirations for any team. The Bearcats were one of the first teams sponsored by the Jordan brand. The conversation blends nostalgia with contemporary sports discussions. Next up the duo dives into the legacy of John Thompson Jr. and the Georgetown Hoyas, highlighting their impact on college basketball and culture. They reflect on Thompson's achievements, some of the players he coached, Allen Iverson, Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning and Dikembe Mutombo and the cultural significance of the Georgetown brand. The discussion then shifts to a lighter topic, speculating on Kanye West's potential future relationships, showcasing the blend of sports and pop culture. John Thompson Jr. is a pivotal figure in NCAA basketball. Thompson coached numerous Hall of Fame players. The Hoyas' branding was influential among youth. Villanova's upset in 1985 remains a notable moment in NCAA history. Kanye West's relationships are a topic of public fascination. Pop culture often intersects with sports discussions. The legacy of coaches extends beyond the court. Cultural icons can shape the narrative of sports teams. Last but not least, this conversation shifts towards the Fab Five in college basketball, their impact on the sport, and the ongoing evolution of athlete compensation. Rello and Cunda reflect on the legacy of the Fab Five, their influence on fashion and culture, and how their fight for player rights resonates with current trends in college athletics. The discussion also touches on the emerging trend of paying attention to gold, showcasing the dynamic nature of sports and finance. The Fab Five were pivotal in shaping college basketball culture. Jalen Rose is highlighted as a key player of the Fab Five. The Fab Five's uniform choices challenged traditional norms in sports. Their protest against college player compensation was groundbreaking. The legacy of the Fab Five continues to influence current college athletes. The conversation draws parallels between past and present athlete rights. The Fab Five's impact extends beyond basketball into broader cultural discussions. The conversation reflects on the evolution of athlete compensation and rights.

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0:39 Check In

1:38 Bishop Cunda - Drink Water

3:52 Two Words - March Madness

4:40 91-92 Cincinnati Bearcats Basketball

11:58 John Thompson Jr & Georgetown Basketball

19:55 The Fab 5

27:42 Close Out

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In this episode, Rello and Cunda Circle The Block about their Saturday mornings growing up, favorite childhood cereals, breakfast traditions, and the unique flavors of Southern cuisine. They explore the debate of cereal preparation methods, share nostalgic memories of family breakfasts, and discuss their personal preferences for classic dishes. Fun facts are found throughout the episode and it starts with the connection of Kellogg and General Mills to sports, with college footballs Tony The Tiger Sun Bowl and the Totino's Pizza Roll ad for NFL Super Bowl 59. Along with mentions of the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic games and Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill and Olympic Gold Medalist Noah Lyles. The discussion continues with the world of Saturday morning cartoons in the 90s! Rello and Cunda talk about their favorite cartoon line ups which included Garfield, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Alvin and the Chipmunks and X-Men, to name a few. This leads into a wonderful discussion about space exploration, more specifically, The Artemis program led by NASA and the connections that they have to cartoons. Rello and Cunda continue to go back to when they had to do work on Saturday mornings, focusing on the chores of their responsibility. They share personal anecdotes about their childhood experiences, including the smells and sounds that signaled it was time to clean, as well as the excitement of eventually playing outside and engaging in sports. They discuss their cleaning routines, which leads to a fun fact about robotic vacuums and the position that AI / Artificial Intelligence is playing in society today.

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0:00 CTB Intro Theme - Nino Brown & Serena Williams

0:38 Check In

1:33 Bishop Cunda - Dallas Mavericks Trade Luka

3:59 Two Words - Saturday Mornings

5:08 Breakfast Time - Favorite Cereal + Milk First or Cereal First?

13:06 CTB Fun Fact - Tony The Tiger Sun Bowl

14:19 Breakfast Time Odds

15:57 Saturdy Morning Cartoons

22:56 Cartoons in Space

24:28 Space Odds

26:09 Saturday Morning Chores

32:40 CTB Fun Fact - The 1st Robot Vacuum

33:42 AI Odds

35:45 Close Out

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