EPISODE · Jun 30, 2025 · 1H 54M
The Monthly 10 From the Land Episode 5 - Another Long 10 is here as the Guys are together talking Guards, NBA, Cavs Trade, Springsteen's Lost Albums, an icon in transition and community news
from From the Land Monthly - A Cleveland Sports and More Podcast · host Jason Gerber
Episode 5 brings the heat (literally, since Gerber’s AC is broken) as Gerber, Danko and Chuck power through June's humidity and welcome July's summer vibes. The guys start with the Guards' forgettable June and their weird vulnerability to lefties, dive into the wild NBA month with the Thunder winning it all, the Lakers selling for $10 billion, and the Achillies Tendon taking center stage for next season. Listen close for the first ever Emergency Drop In Pod when the Guys come back to the next night to talk about the Cavs Saturday roster moves. The Guys close the openingsegment saying goodbye to Nick Chubb. In segment two (42:53), the Guys get Lost in the Flood tackling Springsteen's massive "Tracks 2 – the Lost Albums" release - 7 albums, 82 songs, and 5 hours of lost material spanning 1983-2018.At the bottom of the bottle (1:40:53), the Guys close the show pouring one out for the closing IX Center, debate De Niro's dual role in "Alto Knights," reacting to Aaron Rodgers joining the Steelers, and delivering community updates featuring a badass nursing home patient and some really aggressive baseball card collectors. Stick around after the closing music (1:40:53) for bloopers, outtakes, and more assorted nonsense from the guys. From the Land is available on Twitter @Pod_FromtheLand, on Instagram @fromthelandpodcast, on YouTube @fromtheland, on Threads @fromthelandpodcast and the world wide web at www.fromthelandpodcast.com
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