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Season 7 Episode 3 - What's In This Kool-Aid?
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In this episode of the Surly Horns podcast, Rick and RGB3 blend sports insights with personal stories to offer a refreshing take on the offseason calm of Texas Football. They humorously discuss whether they’re still in Season 3 or have progressed further. Despite the confusion, they emphasize being present and ready to discuss the off-season. The conversation touches on men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, and football spring practice.
As always, they engage deeply with the Surly Horns fan community, making it an essential listen for those looking to stay connected to UT during the off-peak months. Highlights include:
Navigating the Offseason Doldrums:
Rick and RGB3 discuss the silence of the offseason, reflecting on the end of the basketball seasons and a disheartening baseball performance. They capture the downsides of the sports void with a mix of solemn reflection and sharp humor, offering solace and camaraderie for fans trying to get through the quiet months.
AI:
There is some banter about AI tools for summarization and content creation. Rick mentions that their partnership with Autograph continues and acknowledges that while AI has its uses, the humans at Autograph still excel in creating meaningful summaries and identifying valuable content.
Black Hole Surly:
Rick imagines having a baby during a solar eclipse, playfully suggesting that the first instinct should be to hold the baby up like Simba from “The Lion King” while the eclipse unfolds. Add some dramatic music, perhaps Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun,” and you’ve got a celestial parenting moment. They discuss potential ways to incorporate “Black Hole Sun” into the podcast. RGBIII mentions that Chris Cornell’s estate might profit from the resurgence of “Black Hole Sun”. Rick determines that he will forgo all other songs during the eclipse except for “Black Hole Sun.”
Inside the Spring Gridiron Buzz:
The duo dives into spring football, providing sneak peeks into the 2024 team’s dynamics and early indications of what’s to come. They discuss emerging players to watch and tentative strategies, offering typical optimism and offseason skepticism, fostering a lively discussion on what fans might expect as the season approaches.
Dad Life Meets Football Fandom:
RGB3 brings a personal touch to the episode, in graphic detail, sharing tales from his new fatherhood adventures. His chaotic take about life with a newborn offers a relatable layer for listeners balancing fandom with family life.
Engaging the Heart of the Fanbase:
The hosts connect with listeners’ emotions and experiences, resonating deeply with the Surly Horns community’s spirit. This episode blends sports talk and personal connection in a way unique way that speaks to the diehard Texas fan.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/surly-horns/support
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Manage episode 412931929 series 2438816
In this episode of the Surly Horns podcast, Rick and RGB3 blend sports insights with personal stories to offer a refreshing take on the offseason calm of Texas Football. They humorously discuss whether they’re still in Season 3 or have progressed further. Despite the confusion, they emphasize being present and ready to discuss the off-season. The conversation touches on men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, and football spring practice.
As always, they engage deeply with the Surly Horns fan community, making it an essential listen for those looking to stay connected to UT during the off-peak months. Highlights include:
Navigating the Offseason Doldrums:
Rick and RGB3 discuss the silence of the offseason, reflecting on the end of the basketball seasons and a disheartening baseball performance. They capture the downsides of the sports void with a mix of solemn reflection and sharp humor, offering solace and camaraderie for fans trying to get through the quiet months.
AI:
There is some banter about AI tools for summarization and content creation. Rick mentions that their partnership with Autograph continues and acknowledges that while AI has its uses, the humans at Autograph still excel in creating meaningful summaries and identifying valuable content.
Black Hole Surly:
Rick imagines having a baby during a solar eclipse, playfully suggesting that the first instinct should be to hold the baby up like Simba from “The Lion King” while the eclipse unfolds. Add some dramatic music, perhaps Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun,” and you’ve got a celestial parenting moment. They discuss potential ways to incorporate “Black Hole Sun” into the podcast. RGBIII mentions that Chris Cornell’s estate might profit from the resurgence of “Black Hole Sun”. Rick determines that he will forgo all other songs during the eclipse except for “Black Hole Sun.”
Inside the Spring Gridiron Buzz:
The duo dives into spring football, providing sneak peeks into the 2024 team’s dynamics and early indications of what’s to come. They discuss emerging players to watch and tentative strategies, offering typical optimism and offseason skepticism, fostering a lively discussion on what fans might expect as the season approaches.
Dad Life Meets Football Fandom:
RGB3 brings a personal touch to the episode, in graphic detail, sharing tales from his new fatherhood adventures. His chaotic take about life with a newborn offers a relatable layer for listeners balancing fandom with family life.
Engaging the Heart of the Fanbase:
The hosts connect with listeners’ emotions and experiences, resonating deeply with the Surly Horns community’s spirit. This episode blends sports talk and personal connection in a way unique way that speaks to the diehard Texas fan.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/surly-horns/support
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