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Recording from a different studio than usual, Simran & Ryan reunite to chat world war three, the ethics of choosing interview subjects, media suppression orders, and Ryan Murphy’s latest crime against humanity. Subscribe to our newsletter for behind the scenes reflections on the making of Broadly Relevant. ✎ These are the links we mentioned: Ethical Problems With (Lack of) Consent in Biopics - Zee Feed Ariana Jasmine On The Iran Conflict - TikTok Show Pony Zine - Dom Blyth The Beaver Family - TikTok I Was Addicted To Hair Transplant Consultations - GQ Our Latest Substack - Making Broadly Relevant Shia LaBeouf Blames ‘Small Man Complex’ For Alleged Assaults - The Guardian Victoria Leads Australia In media Suppression Order Numbers - ABC News Jack Schlossberg Doubles-Down On Roast Of Ryan Murphy’s Love Story - Pedestrian.TV We hope you loved the pod, hosted by your fave personality hires Simran Pasricha & Ryan Hamilton . Tell a friend about us and we'll love you forever! Otherwise, we'll see you next week with a new episode. Recorded on unceded Bunurong and Wurundjeri country by two friends who met on Kombumerri country. This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land. Join us in ​ Paying the Rent ​ .

Join host Ryan Murphy as he explores the connections that shape our world in this episode of One Degree of Separation . Today, Ryan sits down with Rod Handley , the founder of Character that Counts and a man whose career has spanned from division one athletics to executive nonprofit management and professional sports chaplaincy. In a chronological look at his life and career, Rod shares the experiences that shaped his philosophy on leadership, integrity, and the power of personal connection. Episode Chapters 00:00 – The Referral Link: Dan Meers Rod recounts his 36-year friendship with Dan Meers, which began when they both arrived in Kansas City in 1989 as young professionals starting new lives. 02:45 – From the Gridiron to the Ledger A look at Rod's time as a college athlete and how the discipline of the football field carried over into his early career as an auditor for a national firm in Seattle. 05:30 – Scorekeeping at the 1984 Olympics Rod shares a rare behind-the-scenes story of validating race results at the L.A. Coliseum and physically handing them to O.J. Simpson and Al Michaels. 07:15 – Navigating Crisis at the FCA The "bad news, good news" story of how Rod’s auditing background led him to manage a high-profile embezzlement recovery at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 10:45 – Management by Walking Around Rod breaks down his leadership philosophy, emphasizing the importance of being present, active listening, and staying "out with the people". 14:00 – Restoring Trust with Coach Tom Landry Rod discusses the stabilizing influence of legendary Cowboys coach Tom Landry, who served as a chairman and helped restore organizational credibility during a rebuilding period. 17:15 – Chaplaincy with the Sonics and the Royals Experiences from the locker rooms of the Seattle SuperSonics and the Kansas City Royals, including his personal interactions with Michael Jordan. 21:30 – Character, Integrity, and Accountability (CIA) The founding of Character that Counts and how Rod’s team helps leaders and organizations align their private lives with their public personas. 24:45 – The Writing Process and Digital Adaptation Rod discusses his journey as an author of over 40 books and how he has modernized his latest series by integrating QR codes for video content. 27:30 – The Next Link: Bob Rocket Rod introduces the next guest in the chain: all-American javelin thrower and Seattle businessman Bob Rocket.

In this episode of One Degree of Separation , host Ryan Murphy dives into the incredible life and career of Dan Meers , better known as KC Wolf , the official mascot of the Kansas City Chiefs. We trace Dan’s journey from a college student at Mizzou to becoming one of the most recognized mascots in professional sports and a sought-after motivational speaker. Takeaways The Power of Character: Dan emphasizes that while he wears a costume for a living, your real character is who you are when nobody is looking. Turning Pain into Purpose: Following a near-fatal bungee jumping accident in 2013, Dan shares how a perspective shift helped him find "blessings in disguise" within his scars. The Value of Service: Success isn't just about what you achieve, but how you use your platform to encourage and serve others. The "Six Degrees" Connection: Discover the fascinating referral chain that brought Dan to the show and who he is passing the torch to next. Episode Chapters 00:00 – Introduction to One Degree of Separation 02:15 – Early Beginnings: Truman the Tiger 05:40 – Becoming KC Wolf 11:20 – A Life-Changing Fall 18:45– The Road to Recovery and Perspective 23:10 – Life Outside the Suit: Speaking and Writing 27:55 – Lessons from the Sideline 31:30 – The Next Link in the Chain

In this episode of the One Degree of Separation podcast, host Ryan Murphy speaks with Todd Hollis, a chemistry teacher and football coach at Elmwood High School. They discuss Todd's journey into teaching, his unique approach to science education, and how he inspires critical thinking among his students. Todd shares his experiences with engaging demonstrations, adapting to different learning styles, and the importance of leadership and character development in both the classroom and on the field. Additionally, they delve into the Blackout Disability Awareness Program, which Todd co-founded to promote understanding and acceptance of disabilities in the community.

In this episode of One Degree of Separation, host Ryan Murphy speaks with Jack Cornell, a former NFL player and current head coach at Quincy Notre Dame High School. Jack shares his journey from being a standout player to coaching, discussing the impact of football on his life, the lessons learned from both victories and defeats, and the importance of teamwork and leadership. He reflects on his experiences in college football, the transition to the NFL, and the surreal moment of winning the Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens. Jack emphasizes the significance of instilling a team-first mentality in young players and the challenges of pursuing a career in professional sports.

In this episode of the One Degree of Separation podcast, host Ryan Murphy interviews Adam Goehl, a former police officer turned successful business owner. Adam shares his journey from law enforcement to entrepreneurship, discussing the challenges and rewards of both careers. He emphasizes the importance of understanding people's struggles, the realities of the justice system, and the significance of reputation over profit in business. Adam also highlights the misconceptions surrounding the fencing industry and the value of quality work. The conversation concludes with Adam's reflections on accountability and the interesting nature of his career path.

In this episode of the One Degree of Separation podcast, host Ryan Murphy interviews Michael Moore, a seasoned powerlifter and gym owner. Michael shares his journey in powerlifting, including memorable competitions, challenges faced, and the importance of technique and community in the sport. He discusses the dynamics of owning a gym, the philosophy behind training, and the lifestyle changes necessary for success. Michael also reflects on his experiences and offers advice for newcomers to powerlifting, emphasizing patience and dedication.

In this episode of the One Degree of Separation podcast, host Ryan Murphy connects with the second link in the chain Buddy Hull, a businessman, former powerlifter, and current Funny Car driver. They discuss the challenges of balancing racing, business, and family life, the thrill of driving a nitro-fueled Funny Car, and the differences between Top Fuel and Funny Car racing. Buddy shares insights from his powerlifting career and how it has influenced his approach to racing and entrepreneurship. The conversation also touches on the future of Funny Car racing and the importance of teamwork in the sport.

In this episode of the One Degree of Separation podcast, host Ryan Murphy interviews Elon Werner, a seasoned PR professional in the motorsports industry. They discuss Elon's journey from working with the Dallas Mavericks to becoming a key figure in drag racing PR, his experiences with John Force Racing, and the evolving role of social media in motorsports. The conversation also touches on the challenges and rewards of working with rookie drivers and the impact of media trends on the sport.

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It's come to this: an episode about Doug, the 90s Nicktoon! The 3rd place show that we honestly couldn't get enough of and decided to do a 2 hour conversation around with next to zero prep. Join Ryan Murphy, Neil Cicierega, and Kevin James for a podcast focused on Jim Jinkin's heartwarming classic featuring all your favorites., like Doug, Patti, Skeeter, Roger Klotz, Mr. Dink, and Roger Klotz! Check out our special quiz segment and a bonus thought experiment on the OJ Simpson trial! The whole Funny Family is here, folks! 01:38 ⚡ MEDIA CURRENT⚡ 21:53 DOUG! 01:30:31 A DOUG QUIZ!

On this episode, you'll spend time with a portion of the APA's Board to learn about the new leaders in the organization as well as fine details about recent motions passed. You'll also hear how you can take advantage of a volunteer for this amazing organization. Of course endless banter without an eject button gives you more information than you could possibly absorb. Paul suffers from new baby syndrome, Katelyn struggles with staying awake on half a glass of wine and Emma hold no punches on her extremely progressive views. Ryan incites a sing-a-long and much more. Enjoy! Find us on Apple, Spotify and Stitcher! If you've enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, rate and review! It takes less than 6 seconds. Thanks!