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Welcome to The A.C. Lee and Parlay Pete Podcast where we bring Locker Room Talk to a podcast. We discuss the NFL, NBA, Gambling, Popular Culture, Race and anything else that we can think of. We have honest conversation with the intent to entertain and inspire. We are die hard Ga Sports Fans, Rise Up, Go Dawgs, and Chop On! Our most popular segment are the weekly picks during football season, Parlay Pete's NFL and CFB 6 Packs and Lee's 3. We hope you enjoy and tune in weekly.
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Send us a text Welcome to a fiery NBA Finals preview that dives deep into the Oklahoma City Thunder vs Indiana Pacers matchup! Why are the Thunder such overwhelming -750 favorites despite both teams building impressive rosters through smart drafting and development? We break down the coaching battle between Mark Daigneault and Rick Carlisle, with a compelling case for why Carlisle deserves recognition as one of the NBA's top four coaches of the past 25 years. The discussion takes a fascinating turn as we examine what truly qualifies a player for jersey retirement. Is Hall of Fame status enough? Should organizational longevity matter more than statistical achievement? From Kawhi Leonard's Toronto tenure to Udonis Haslem in Miami, we challenge conventional wisdom about basketball immortality while sharing strong opinions about which franchises get it right and wrong. We also dissect Tom Thibodeau's firing by the Knicks, exploring whether his coaching style was truly the problem or if player execution bears more responsibility. Plus, we analyze Aaron Rodgers signing with Pittsburgh, predict how the Steelers will fare with the veteran QB, and offer thoughtful commentary on maintaining boundaries when dating someone with children. Through passionate debate, insider perspectives, and bold predictions (including why Jay-Z bet $2.5 million on Thunder in five games), we deliver the sports analysis you won't hear anywhere else. Subscribe now for uncensored, unfiltered sports talk from true fans who love the game! Support the show…
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Send us a text Secrets, contradictions, and unapologetic honesty take center stage as the crew dives into the complicated dynamics between our public advice and private desires. The episode opens with hilarious password-sharing drama before transitioning into a captivating debate about city versus country women. What starts as lighthearted banter evolves into a nuanced exploration of how geographic upbringing shapes relationship expectations. The hosts share personal preferences while challenging stereotypes, revealing that authenticity matters more than geography. Things take a surprisingly vulnerable turn when one host confesses his attraction to toxic relationships despite publicly advocating against them. This moment sparks a deeper conversation about the gap between what we tell others and what secretly draws us in. The raw honesty creates a mirror for listeners to examine their own contradictions. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the passionate debate about what truly constitutes an NBA "superstar." The hosts establish clear criteria beyond statistics, discussing how figures like LeBron, Curry, and Durant transcend the game itself. Their analysis of Tyrese Haliburton's emerging status provides a fascinating look at how star power is perceived across generations. Perhaps most thought-provoking is the discussion about cultural exploitation, as the hosts examine who has the right to profit from Black experiences and stories. The conversation challenges listeners to consider ethical boundaries in media consumption while questioning how authentic voices get amplified or silenced. Whether you're drawn to the relationship insights, sports analysis, or cultural commentary, this episode delivers unfiltered perspectives that will have you reconsidering your own positions. Subscribe now and join the conversation about the contradictions we all navigate in our daily lives. Support the show…
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1 AC&P: The McDonald's Interview That Changed Everything 2:02:49
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Send us a text What begins as a conversation about McDonald's customer service quickly evolves into a fascinating exploration of career aspirations, NBA playoff predictions, and the cultural impact of women's basketball's newest rivalry. One host shares his recent interview experience at McDonald's, revealing ambitious dreams of franchise ownership and how small operational changes like proper kiosk signage could transform customer experiences. This authentic discussion about pride in service work offers unexpected insights into business management philosophy and customer psychology. The NBA playoff analysis delivers nuanced breakdowns of both conference finals. For the Western showdown, they dissect Minnesota's chances against Oklahoma City with player-specific insights on Ant-Man's development and Rudy Gobert's limitations. Their Eastern Conference preview captures the electric atmosphere of Madison Square Garden and why the Knicks-Pacers series might go the distance despite the NBA's presumed preference for big-market finals matchups. Perhaps most compelling is their candid examination of the Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese rivalry. Rather than choosing sides, they thoughtfully analyze how this matchup has exponentially increased WNBA viewership while bringing unprecedented scrutiny. Their discussion expertly navigates the complex intersection of athletic performance, personal branding, race, and media narratives without resorting to simplistic takes. Throughout, genuine friendship shines through nostalgic college stories, shared experiences, and unfiltered commentary on sports media evolution. This conversation feels like joining knowledgeable friends who aren't afraid to share honest opinions while respecting the nuance each topic deserves. Whether you're passionate about basketball analysis, interested in sports media discourse, or simply enjoy authentic conversation that goes beyond surface-level hot takes, this episode delivers substance without sacrificing entertainment. Support the show…
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Send us a text Three friends navigating the murky waters of modern masculinity through unfiltered conversations—that's the essence of this Village Vets episode. The chemistry between these longtime companions creates a rare safe space where vulnerability and strength coexist without contradiction. When Dean reveals he's becoming a father, the conversation shifts from playful banter to a soul-baring examination of what it means to step into parenthood. "I got scared really fast," he admits, wondering if he has what it takes to guide another human being through life. His friends respond with equal parts tough love and genuine support, sharing their own parenting journeys while acknowledging there's no perfect roadmap. The trio doesn't shy away from controversy, tackling the Diddy trial with nuanced perspectives on accountability and victimhood. "Some people make decisions to be victims," one host argues, while another pushes back, highlighting how trauma complicates our choices. This tension—presenting multiple angles without settling for easy answers—becomes the podcast's signature strength. Their discussion of the Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark "rivalry" reveals how media narratives shape our perceptions of athletes, especially when race enters the conversation. The friends disagree passionately but respectfully, demonstrating how difficult conversations can happen without burning bridges. Underlying every topic is an exploration of what it means to be a man in 2024—balancing traditional expectations with evolving understandings of masculinity. These aren't idealized role models offering perfect solutions; they're real men working through complex issues in real-time, inviting listeners to join their village of veterans navigating life's challenges together. Ready to experience raw, unfiltered conversation that doesn't shy away from difficult truths? Join the Village Vets and become part of a community where authenticity trumps perfection every time. Support the show…
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1 Village Vetes: Unfiltered Talk, Life, Laughs, and Late-Night Food Runs 1:43:01
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Send us a text The bonds of friendship take center stage as our hosts tackle the reality of maintaining relationships while navigating adulthood. Through candid conversation, they explore how intentional effort becomes essential when life's responsibilities threaten to pull friends apart. Their suggestion of regular gatherings like "cigar nights" offers a practical solution many listeners will find immediately applicable to their own friendship circles. What begins as a humorous discussion about late-night fast food runs and dessert cravings quickly evolves into deeper territory. The hosts share personal stories about their multiple trips to Popeyes for strawberry cream pies and debates about which chain offers the superior dessert experience—moments of levity that ground the more serious discussions to follow. The conversation takes a thought-provoking turn when the ethics of age-gap relationships enters the spotlight. With remarkable honesty, the hosts navigate this controversial terrain, examining where personal boundaries lie regardless of legal standards. One host draws a firm line at dating women under 25, citing the frontal lobe development as a genuine concern beyond mere social convention—a refreshing perspective in today's often morally ambiguous landscape. This naturally flows into an analysis of Shannon Sharpe's recent controversy, examining how public perception can instantly shift for even the most established media personalities. The hosts don't shy away from addressing the complex interplay between personal responsibility and public judgment, offering nuanced takes that avoid simplistic conclusions. Sports enthusiasts will particularly appreciate the passionate breakdown of the NFL draft, with special attention to Shedeur Sanders' surprising slide to the fifth round. The hosts debate whether this reflected his actual talent level or if other factors influenced NFL teams' decisions, providing insider perspectives that casual fans might miss. Throughout it all, the authentic chemistry between these friends demonstrates exactly what they advocate for—the irreplaceable value of long-term relationships and the conversations only possible within them. Whether you're seeking entertainment, insight, or simple companionship, this episode delivers with unflinching honesty and genuine warmth. Support the show…
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Send us a text The line between friendship and respecting boundaries gets blurry when we tackle the question: "When can you tell a grown man what to do?" This episode dives deep into the unspoken rules of male friendship, exploring those moments when you see a friend heading for disaster but question whether stepping in crosses an invisible line. The conversation shifts when we ask ourselves what opportunities might make us compromise our most sacred morals. Money emerges as the obvious temptation, but the discussion reveals surprising nuances about where we each draw our lines. "The right amount of money will make you consider compromising your morals," one host suggests, leading to brutally honest admissions about what we might—or might not—do for the right price or opportunity. We can't ignore the recent Shannon Sharp controversy, discussing the lawsuit filed against him just as he's positioned to sign a major contract. The timing raises eyebrows, and we break down what the text messages reveal about the relationship and how public figures navigate these storms. The conversation touches on broader themes of fame, money, and the scrutiny that comes with success. Basketball takes center stage in the second half as we debate who's more popular between Anthony Edwards and Ja Morant, breaking down their playing styles and cultural impact. This transitions into our most personal segment: creating our hometown basketball Mount Rushmore from Cartersville High School legends. The friendly arguments about who deserves recognition reveal how deeply sports are woven into our community identities and personal histories. Join us for this raw, unfiltered conversation that feels like you're just hanging with friends, talking about everything from silly hypotheticals to serious moral questions. This is The Village Vets at our most authentic—no pretense, just real talk. Support the show…
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1 The Power of the Big T: Tennessee, NIL Drama, and College Football's Future 2:53:59
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Send us a text When Josh Heupel and Tennessee parted ways with quarterback Nico Iamalava, it wasn't just another transfer portal story – it was a landmark moment in college football's NIL revolution. We dive deep into this fascinating power struggle between program control and player leverage, examining what it means when a coach finally says "enough" to financial demands that exceed on-field production. The conversation explores how college football has transformed into what one guest calls "the greed games" – a system where television networks, conferences, schools, coaches, and now players are all making decisions primarily driven by financial interests rather than competitive or traditional values. This shift raises profound questions about the future identity of college sports and whether any boundaries will remain as NIL continues evolving. We transition into comprehensive NBA playoff previews, breaking down the most intriguing first-round matchups with Hawks insider Josiah Fowler. From the star-studded Lakers-Timberwolves series to the potential Nuggets-Clippers classic, we analyze what makes each matchup special and which underdogs have legitimate upset potential. The consensus emerges that we could be heading toward a historic Celtics-Lakers NBA Finals, though several compelling storylines could disrupt that collision course. The episode wraps with a fascinating discussion on "main character syndrome" in modern life – how the tendency to view oneself as the protagonist in every situation creates dysfunction in relationships, workplaces, and public life. It's a thoughtful exploration of how maintaining separate identities while collaborating makes for healthier connections, whether in sports or personal relationships. Support the show…
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Send us a text Basketball takes center stage this week as we dissect the Caitlin Clark phenomenon transforming the WNBA landscape. She's bringing unprecedented attention to women's basketball—"She got me watching women's basketball. I ain't never in my life thought about watching," confesses one host, sparking a debate about whether she's the greatest or simply the most impactful player the league has ever seen. From there, we dive into NBA playoff action, breaking down Anthony Edwards' explosive performance and making bold predictions about which powerhouse will emerge from the stacked Western Conference. Our conversation heats up during the "Trap Mount Rushmore" segment, where we debate whether the current monuments—Jeezy, Gucci Mane, T.I., and Yo Gotti—accurately represent trap music's founding fathers. Should Future replace one of these pioneers? The disagreement reveals deeper questions about what constitutes musical legacy, with album sales, Grammy recognition, and cultural impact all weighed differently depending on who you ask. The landscape of college athletics is undergoing a seismic shift, and we break down how the new NCAA revenue sharing model is transforming recruitment and team economics. With universities now able to directly pay athletes, college programs increasingly resemble professional organizations—complete with scouting departments and general managers hunting for talent in the transfer portal. We also tackle more serious topics, including mental health awareness following tragic news from the sports world, and explore societal issues through our personal perspectives. Whether you're a basketball fanatic, music enthusiast, or just appreciate authentic conversation that doesn't shy away from difficult topics, this episode delivers our signature blend of insight, humor, and unfiltered commentary. Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts on any of these topics—we're always reading your comments, even when we pretend not to. Support the show…
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1 Village Vets: We're just sitting here rambling and bullsh*tting, but it works. 1:44:53
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Send us a text This week, the crew jumps straight into hilarious debates about their true heights before diving into nostalgic stories of creating unrealistically talented versions of themselves in sports video games. The conversation shifts to passionate basketball analysis as they break down Cooper Flagg's potential and which NBA teams would provide the best environment for his development, touching on how race and perception influence player evaluation in professional sports. The discussion takes a meaningful turn when examining the complex relationship between Black churches and community development. With personal insights and varying perspectives, they question whether religious institutions are effectively serving younger generations while debating the balance between financial contributions and tangible community support. This leads to one of the episode's most powerful segments on men's reluctance to express vulnerability, with raw admissions about why men often internalize struggles rather than seeking help – "That's how we die at 46." Relationship dynamics become a focal point as the hosts share their personal philosophies about boundaries, trust, and expectations between partners. Their perspectives reflect years of experience navigating the complexities of modern relationships while maintaining individual identity. Throughout it all, the authentic camaraderie between the hosts creates an experience that feels like eavesdropping on friends having unfiltered conversations about topics that matter. Whether discussing Ja Morant's recent NBA fines or debating the proper approach to lawn care, their willingness to challenge each other while maintaining mutual respect demonstrates why this podcast resonates so deeply with listeners seeking honest dialogue about sports, culture, relationships, and personal growth. Subscribe now and join the conversation – we'll be planning live events soon and would love to connect with our community face-to-face. Support the show…
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1 When Black Culture Meets Athlete Identity: A Raw Conversation 2:36:32
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Send us a text What makes a sports legend deserving of immortality in franchise history? When is a player worthy of having their jersey retired, and what separates Hall of Fame careers from merely good ones? This episode takes you on a fascinating journey through basketball culture, athlete perceptions, and the complex relationship between Black identity and sports achievement. We start by examining the unwritten rules of fighting across different sports leagues before breaking down March Madness predictions and diving into the upcoming NBA playoff picture with detailed series predictions. The conversation shifts to a compelling debate about basketball legends and their legacies. Through detailed analysis of players like Joe Johnson, Carmelo Anthony, and LaMarcus Aldridge, we explore what truly makes a career worthy of jersey retirement or Hall of Fame induction. Using a deep dive into All-NBA selections and career statistics, we challenge conventional wisdom about what constitutes greatness in basketball. Perhaps most thought-provoking is our frank discussion about the intersection of street culture, economic empowerment, and Black identity. In remembering Young Scooter, we reflect on how poverty has been glorified while legitimate professional success is sometimes overlooked in cultural narratives. We make a passionate case for celebrating education, trades, and business ownership as authentic paths to success within Black communities. This episode balances sports analysis with cultural commentary that goes far beyond the scoreboard. Listen as we challenge ourselves and our community to redefine what success looks like and create more pathways to achievement beyond entertainment and athletics. How can we change the narrative while honoring our authentic experiences? Support the show…
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1 Village Vets: Nightmares in Airbnbs and Adventures on Mopeds 1:41:15
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Send us a text The Village Vets take us on a wild ride through their travel nightmares and sleep fails in this laugh-out-loud episode. Ever tried driving when you're so tired you "can't see nothing"? These guys have, and their confessions about nodding off at the wheel, on planes, and even at five-star restaurants will have you cracking up while questioning their life choices. Between fits of laughter, the conversation shifts to a thoughtful tribute to Young Scooter, discussing his impact on Atlanta's trap music scene and the controversial circumstances surrounding his death. This sparks a deeper examination of artists who achieve success yet remain entangled in street life, raising questions about when and how to make the transition to a safer lifestyle. The podcast doesn't shy away from controversy as the hosts dive into a provocative debate about the Black church's influence on community development and personal accountability. Their raw, unfiltered takes highlight the tension between faith traditions and practical self-reliance, with each host bringing unique perspectives informed by their own experiences. Sports takes center stage when the LeBron James versus Stephen A. Smith feud gets dissected, examining how nepotism operates in professional sports and whether criticism of Bronny James is fair or merely ratings-driven. The hosts bring similar energy to their analysis of Deion Sanders' massive Colorado contract, questioning the politics and racial dynamics at play in college coaching salaries. Throughout it all, the authentic friendship between these hosts shines through—they call each other out, finish each other's stories, and aren't afraid to disagree while maintaining their bonds. Whether they're debating March Madness predictions or wrestling with impossible ethical dilemmas, The Village Vets deliver entertainment with substance that will keep you thinking long after the laughter fades. Want more unfiltered conversations that blend humor with hard truths? Subscribe now and join the village. Support the show…
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요Send us a text When the worlds of street culture, media, and hip-hop collide, who really pays the price? This episode takes a raw, unfiltered dive into the recent RICO case against Big U and other Rollin' 60s associates, examining how podcast appearances and content creation have become evidence in criminal cases. We break down the complex extortion system allegedly operating in Los Angeles, where figures like Draymond Green reportedly paid hundreds of thousands annually just to move freely in certain neighborhoods. The conversation explores a troubling question: at what point should former street figures learn to stay off platforms that could jeopardize their freedom? With Adam22's No Jumper being cited in Big U's indictment, we debate the ethics of media platforms that profit from criminal stories without protecting their guests. The episode takes a critical look at the self-proclaimed "Kings of Hip-Hop Media" – predominantly white content creators who've built empires documenting Black culture and street life. We question who gets to capitalize on these narratives while avoiding the consequences, and why certain figures receive passes that Black creators never would. Between these weighty topics, we share personal stories from our first strip club experiences, debate our favorite albums from Wayne, T.I., and Jeezy, and explain why we're the true "Kings of the Vill" – the only podcast that can authentically tell the full story of our city through multiple perspectives. Come listen to a show that isn't afraid to speak truth to power while keeping it entertaining front to back. Support the show…
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Send us a text What happens when brilliant artists say or do problematic things? In this thought-provoking episode, we use Kanye West's latest AI-assisted music as a springboard into the complex moral territory of supporting controversial figures. The music itself sounds reminiscent of the "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" era—sonically impressive and creatively ambitious—yet we can't ignore the context around the artist. When does talent excuse behavior? Is continuing to stream someone's music a tacit endorsement of their views? We explore these questions without easy answers. We dive deep into the psychology behind attention-seeking celebrity behavior, recognizing it's often more complex than simple narcissism. For figures like Kanye, extreme talent across multiple domains (music, fashion, production) might come with chemical imbalances and mental health challenges that manifest in concerning ways. As one host notes, "If you're that good at all that stuff, you're probably a terrible person... there's probably some chemical imbalances there." The conversation takes a meaningful turn toward parenting rights, particularly in cases where mental health issues are involved. When should one parent have primary decision-making authority? This question becomes especially relevant when discussing high-profile custody situations where children's well-being hangs in the balance. Beyond cultural commentary, we break down NFL free agency moves, particularly the Atlanta Falcons' strategy with Kirk Cousins, and celebrate the SEC's dominance in March Madness. Whether you're here for the cultural analysis or sports talk, this episode delivers thoughtful perspectives on the personalities and issues shaping our entertainment landscape. Support the show…
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Send us a text Ever wonder what happens when three friends have no filter and every topic is on the table? From rap battles to relationship boundaries, we're taking you on a wild ride through culture, masculinity, and those uncomfortable truths nobody wants to address. Remember when Lil Flip and TI were going at it? We break down not just who won, but why Southern rap has always been criminally underrated despite its innovation and influence. Ludacris gets his flowers as we analyze why he might be one of the most versatile and underappreciated lyricists in the game. The conversation shifts when we tackle the perceived attack on Black masculinity in society. We go beyond the surface-level talking points to explore the historical context, from systematic targeting of Black families to the limited examples of success presented to young Black men. It's a raw, unfiltered look at the pressures and expectations placed on Black manhood today. Things get particularly spicy when we debate whether relationships work better when women take the dominant role. This leads us into uncharted territory with a shocking swinger relationship scenario that will have you questioning everything you thought about jealousy and boundaries. Fair warning: this segment is not for the faint of heart. Between the serious moments, we still find time to celebrate Women's History Month, debate the best-looking celebrities over 60, and make our March Madness predictions. It's the perfect blend of cultural commentary, personal stories, and the kind of honest conversation you'd have with your closest friends. Whether you're here for the hip-hop analysis, the relationship advice, or just to hear three friends speak their unfiltered truth, this episode delivers on all fronts. Hit play and join the conversation – just be prepared for some uncomfortable truths along the way. Support the show…
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