Language of Bromance

My Grandpa passed away on December 10th. I sat down with him and recorded this conversation in 2016. He wasn’t a man who used much technology so it’s safe to say this is his first podcast. Love ya grandpa languageofbromance.libsyn.com/445-the-old-tr…

@disparutoo Could make it work. He was captured by the reavers and the crew finds out he’s still alive and has to rescue him and then bring him back to somewhat normal. Tudyk played a broken character like that in Doll House. Think it would make for really interesting stories

So its a remake, a reboot, or ignoring the movie as canon? I don’t mind because he’s such a good actor and character. Tbh they could continue from the movie and just put in a joke that we thought you were dead 🤣 and I’d be fine with it.

@paparoach cloud 🤘

@LadyDemosthenes Always thought you could play it he was taken by the reavers and the story is them going to save him.

I had NO clue how many killjoys existed in the Firefly fandom. I say “I hope they bring back Wash because the show isn’t the same without Alan Tudyk” and my mentions are SWARMED with “He’s dead.” comments. Y’all, I saw the movie. I wasn’t a big fan of the movie, it was rushed and not great storytelling. I’m hoping they ignore it altogether, personally. Still, the amount of just rude or ridiculous messages (not the polite folks who had real conversations! Y’all are cool), all simply because I’m a fan of Alan Tudyk, just shocking. I gotta say, the Supernatural fandom is a lot nicer in my experience.

Pretty good throw

@ajpierzynski12 old espn magazine from 2005

Terry Boers made every one smile. "Every time I think of Terry, I'm laughing about something." - @dan_bernstein "I am smiling. I am laughing and thinking about all the laughter that we had together with Terry and how funny he was." - @MattAbbatacola

As a caller noted, part of what made Terry Boers so special was he related to and talked with Mike from Milwaukee just as easily as he would a Chicago sports star.

Uncle Terry was the best. Was a great part of my day to listen to him on the radio and just an all around good dude. Had to watch the cameo he sent me from 2021 even in that he was giving great advice and so nice when he didn’t have to.

Boers and Bernstein YouTube clips all day today. What a time. @MattAbbatacola and I knew every day (even when we despised them 🙃) that we were a part of something special. Best 7 years of my professional life.

@dan_bernstein You Sound really good. You sound to be in a much better place and it comes through. Excited to listen with you and Abbatacola

Let's go. youtube.com/watch?v=chIUl8…

Legends.

I can’t quite express what this organization has done for not just my family, but for the families like mine. The Texas Rangers are one special organization from the top to the bottom and everywhere inbetween.

@miss_kerrinn Still a legend I see

Same but different ❤️

And we love you, Mrs. Aaron 💙

“Downfall” off the new EP. aug 1st #newmusic

We did this!!!! Jeff from Corporate languageofbromance.libsyn.com/101-jeff-from-…

@malmeck Awesome story!! Mine was from grandpa. my grandpa was cubs uncles cards. I was 5 who ever I was with that’s who I said my fav team was. my grandpa called me out. I didn’t want to make anyone mad I asked what other teams there were he said Sox from that point forward was a Sox fan

20 years ago, my dad made me an offer: $100 to switch my allegiance from the Cubs to the Sox. Undecided, I wrote to Hawk & DJ for advice. During the Crosstown Classic, Hawk read my email on-air urging me to become a Sox fan for free; the rest is history. Happy Father’s Day, Pops!

Putting it out in the world. Carpool karaoke with @paparoach in STL I’m available Let’s go!!!!! @JacobyShaddix @jerryhorton Viva La Cucaracha

People often ask me why I created this account. The obvious reason is to connect with others who see 2000s baseball through rose-tinted lenses—but it’s also about remembering players like Joe Crede. Crede was a steady, reliable ballplayer. From 2002 to 2009, he put up solid numbers and played a key role on the 2005 World Series champion Chicago White Sox. Players like him might never make the Hall of Fame, but they deserve to be remembered. That’s really the main goal of this account when it comes down to it.