The Big Lie
2/13/202648 min
In the early 2000s, the hip hop group Silibil N’ Brains seemed like they were on the brink of becoming very famous. They had a record deal with Sony, had been on MTV, and were talking about making a TV show. But they weren’t who they said they were.
Gavin Bain's book is California Schemin'.
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 00:00
You ever see a town just quietly do something unthinkable? Bloomington, Indiana did. We were hiking the hills, sipping coffee strong enough to make you think you could move them, debating the absurdity of greatness. Then one day, greatness raised its cream and crimson flag. [crowd cheering] A town known for hoops. We make history. You'll wanna do the same next time you visit. Bloomington: not what you expected. Still, absurdly great.
Speaker 10:29
[upbeat music] Heinz is inseparable from both football and the city of Pittsburgh. It's an iconic staple that simply can't be replaced. And just like football fandom, Heinz is fueled by a kind of irrational love, the same unwavering loyalty Heinz fans have for the brand. So the next time you wanna gather with friends to talk about how this is the year for your team, remember to add Heinz to the menu. It has to be Heinz. Stock up on Heinz, available at retailers nationwide.
Rabah Arson1:00
Burn your five-pound weights. I'm Rabah Arson. I'm an athlete and fitness instructor, and I am telling you, unless you have been limited to lighter weights by a medical professional, they're honestly inexcusable. You need to be lifting heavy. And I'm talking especially to the women out there, [beep] toned arms. What can your body do? This week on Project Swagger, what heavy means and rules to bring into your routine. Listen now.