Moving The Goalposts

Back on schedule, Aldo NICE, Rog Smuve, and C.A.P…

An episode of the Best Friend Weekend Podcast podcast, hosted by Best Friend Weekend, titled "Moving The Goalposts" was published on August 3, 2018 and runs 74 minutes.

August 3, 2018 ·74m · Best Friend Weekend Podcast

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Summary

Back on schedule, Aldo NICE, Rog Smuve, and C.A.P. caught up this week to discuss the cross-section of sports and culture. Rumble Williams got us started with a crazy story about a man calling the police on his girlfriend (01:00), which led to a discussion about domestic violence in unconventional situations. After responding to some feedback from last week (10:00), we began the podcast by discussing the story of Urban Meyer getting reprimanded for not speaking out for a domestic violence survivor (14:00). The cover art this week was of Colin Kaepernick on Madden due to the fact that he had his name/likeness removed from recent iterations of the game, which brought about some riveting commentary (28:00). We took some time to muse about Dak Prescott’s untimely comments and its parallels to other black men in corporate America (38:00) and gave props to LeBron James on his I Promise School (47:00). To wrap up the podcast, we had our Saints draft (55:00), introduced the BFW Fantasy League (1:04:00), showed our love for Target (1:05:00), and Aldo had Nothin’ NICE to Say about barbershop appointments (1:07:00).

Episode Description

Back on schedule, Aldo NICE, Rog Smuve, and C.A.P. caught up this week to discuss the cross-section of sports and culture. Rumble Williams got us started with a crazy story about a man calling the police on his girlfriend (01:00), which led to a discussion about domestic violence in unconventional situations. After responding to some feedback from last week (10:00), we began the podcast by discussing the story of Urban Meyer getting reprimanded for not speaking out for a domestic violence survivor (14:00). The cover art this week was of Colin Kaepernick on Madden due to the fact that he had his name/likeness removed from recent iterations of the game, which brought about some riveting commentary (28:00). We took some time to muse about Dak Prescott’s untimely comments and its parallels to other black men in corporate America (38:00) and gave props to LeBron James on his I Promise School (47:00). To wrap up the podcast, we had our Saints draft (55:00), introduced the BFW Fantasy League (1:04:00), showed our love for Target (1:05:00), and Aldo had Nothin’ NICE to Say about barbershop appointments (1:07:00).

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