EPISODE · Jul 19, 2026 · 31 MIN
The Straight Dope Show Appetizer ep.368 and 369
from The Straight Dope Show · host El uno and TraB
In this edition of The Straight Dope Show (Episodes 368 & 369), El Uno and TraB the Wonder serve up another unfiltered conversation. They kick things off by debating the ridiculousness of overcomplicated internet cooking trends, arguing whether deconstructing a Snickers bar is culinary innovation or just "big back energy".The conversation then shifts to the sports world, where the hosts break down the underlying reasons why certain NFL coaches receive praise despite mediocre results. Finally, they go hard on the sports media's relentless bias against Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes. They expose how networks refuse to give Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter their rightful Heisman hype, proving that the establishment is terrified of unapologetic Black excellence that doesn't bend to their narratives.Don't miss out on the real conversation. Download the Rock Da Crowd TV app today on Roku, Apple, or Android to stream every episode!00:00:02 - The hosts debate internet cooking trends, deconstructing a Snickers bar, and "big back energy".00:04:45 - El Uno shares his secret 5-ingredient peanut butter cookie recipe.00:07:24 - A hilarious tangent on stadium food culture and the absurdity of two-handing a hot dog.00:09:52 - The hosts dissect sports marketing, LeBron's "King James" moniker, and how athletes become commodities.00:14:29 - NFL talk: The hosts criticize teams keeping players like Aaron Rodgers over better talent just for appearances.00:20:21 - Discussing overrated NFL coaches who constantly underperform with elite rosters.00:23:08 - Why the media establishment refuses to give Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter their Heisman hype.00:28:40 - The hosts defend Deion Sanders, arguing that professional athletes should never dim their light or act "humble" for the media.
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