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May 6, 2021 32 min

Crushed

from A Dude And A Bro Podcast Show Hosted by Timothy Rodgers

This week we discuss a new offering from PDX Public Radio and Sportswriter Joan Niesen entitled, "CRUSHED." The Crushed Podcast takes us into the seedy underbelly of Major League Baseball's infamous STEROID scandal in the late 1990's centering around specifically the Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa homerun race of 1998. Perhaps, a conversation that the Dude and the Bro have been salivating to talk about, we examine what actually constitutes "cheating" in professional sports, and is performance enhancing drugs even considered cheating? Crushed is a fascinating look into the challenging ethical dilemmas that plague professional sports considering there is a ton of money and stakes on the line. To the fame and fortune, flash in the pan careers, and the injuries, substance abuse, and death of it all, 'Crushed' asks and examines those tough aspects of Baseball. Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/ For more podcast suggestions and reviews please visit: www.primalstreammedia.com LEAVE US A MESSAGE! We will play it on the SHOW! Go to our Anchor page (https://anchor.fm/dudeandbro/message) and leave us a message! (We may play it on the show!) https://anchor.fm/dudeandbro/message Please visit our website www.primalstreammedia.com and subscribe to our YOUTUBE channel

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