Overall episode 153. Get ready for a rollercoaster of laughs and learning with Episode 153 of the BLC Podcast! This week, DJ Parker, Fred, and Alan bring you the latest from the Olympics, including some hilarious disqualifications. Ever wondered what a group of lemurs is called? Or how the Japanese yen impacts the stock market? We've got you covered! Tune in now and join the fun! Don't forget to like, review, and share!

Welcome back to The Put it in the Books Show! This week, Farace, Rodriguez, Keith, and the enigmatic Producer Joe—who might just blend into the wall if he stands still long enough—are unpacking the Mets' rollercoaster road trip and more, all with the precision of a vendor peeling hot dogs at Citi Field. The Mets are currently 4-3 on their ambitious 10-game journey, showing more ups and downs than the 7 train on a Saturday night. We're taking a close look at the new faces: How are the newly acquired Mets fitting in? Are they meshing like a well-oiled machine or sticking out like Rodriguez at a vegan buffet? Mark Vientos, feeling the grind of the long season, seemed to snap out of a slump with a timely homer today—perhaps he just needed a bit of that 'home run coffee' to wake up his bat. Meanwhile, Pete Alonso's been philosophizing about his season as if he’s auditioning for the role of Socrates in a baseball cap. And is Jeff McNeil secretly gunning for the title of Second Half Batting Champ? His swings are getting sweeter than the cotton candy at Citi Field. In less fortunate news, the White Sox are closing in on a less enviable record, potentially snatching the title for the worst record in baseball history from the Mets. Misery loves company, and it seems the Mets might be ready to pass that baton. Looking ahead, the Mets finish their road stint in Seattle—let’s hope they bring more hits than the rainy city's famous coffee shops. Then it’s back to Citi Field for a homestand against the Athletics, Marlins, and Orioles, where the Mets hope to play host with more grace than Farace at a surprise party. Tune in for all this, sprinkled with our usual dry humor, which is guaranteed to be drier than Keith’s commentary on a bad play call. Don't miss an episode that promises to dissect every pitch, hit, and quip with the meticulous care of a New Yorker picking a bagel shop. #Mets #PiitB

Welcome back to The Put it in the Books Show! This week, Farace, Rodriguez, Keith, and the enigmatic Producer Joe—who might just blend into the wall if he stands still long enough—are unpacking the Mets' rollercoaster road trip and more, all with the precision of a vendor peeling hot dogs at Citi Field. The Mets are currently 4-3 on their ambitious 10-game journey, showing more ups and downs than the 7 train on a Saturday night. We're taking a close look at the new faces: How are the newly acquired Mets fitting in? Are they meshing like a well-oiled machine or sticking out like Rodriguez at a vegan buffet? Mark Vientos, feeling the grind of the long season, seemed to snap out of a slump with a timely homer today—perhaps he just needed a bit of that 'home run coffee' to wake up his bat. Meanwhile, Pete Alonso's been philosophizing about his season as if he’s auditioning for the role of Socrates in a baseball cap. And is Jeff McNeil secretly gunning for the title of Second Half Batting Champ? His swings are getting sweeter than the cotton candy at Citi Field. In less fortunate news, the White Sox are closing in on a less enviable record, potentially snatching the title for the worst record in baseball history from the Mets. Misery loves company, and it seems the Mets might be ready to pass that baton. Looking ahead, the Mets finish their road stint in Seattle—let’s hope they bring more hits than the rainy city's famous coffee shops. Then it’s back to Citi Field for a homestand against the Athletics, Marlins, and Orioles, where the Mets hope to play host with more grace than Farace at a surprise party. Tune in for all this, sprinkled with our usual dry humor, which is guaranteed to be drier than Keith’s commentary on a bad play call. Don't miss an episode that promises to dissect every pitch, hit, and quip with the meticulous care of a New Yorker picking a bagel shop. #Mets #PiitB

Kite Man Hell Yeah!: Episode 4, Batman: Caped Crusader & Deadpool! #KiteManHellYeah #BatmanCapedCrusader #Batman #Deadpool

Overall episode 152. Parker, Fred, and Allan dive into the Olympics, kickball incidents, and spicy challenges this week! We kick things off with an in-depth discussion on the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony. From bizarre fashion choices to the unforgettable torch lighting, the guys break down all the weird and wonderful moments. Did you catch the heavy metal band and Marie Antoinette's headless appearance? Tune in to hear our take! Then Parker recounts a kickball incident and we continue the BLC Olympics with a mind-bending game of telekinesis. Parker shares his spicy adventure with Carolina Reaper peppers. Fred takes a victory lap over the Trump ear conspiracy. Then it's Fat News, we discuss a wild brawl over unseasoned chicken that escalated to bug spray, knives, and even a gun. We also dive into a surprising ranking of America's favorite fast-food chains. Chick-fil-A has been dethroned! Who took the top spot? The results might shock you. Finally, we wrap up with closing remarks and a preview of next week's episode, where we'll give our spoiler-filled review of Deadpool. Don't miss it! So sit back, relax, and enjoy the chaos that is the Black Lincoln Collective Podcast!

Summerslam 2024 Preview & Predictions.

Season 28 Episode 29 "Educated Wish" - On this Episode we breakdown all the news in TV and Movies from 7/24/24-7/30/24, We have Non-Spoiler Movie thoughts on "Deadpool & Wolverine" PLUS TV Thoughts on the Dirty Pop documentary and so much more...

Welcome back to The Put it in the Books Show, where we dive into the latest Mets antics with all the precision of a street vendor hot dog—unexpectedly delightful or mildly concerning. This week, Farace, Rodriguez, and Keith are steering the ship as Producer Joe takes a break to explore the wilds of New York City. Hopefully, he's finding more joy in Times Square than a Mets fan in extra innings. First up, the Mets have been stocking up on pitchers like it's a Black Friday sale, aiming to fortify their stretch run into the playoffs. It seems the front office finally got the memo: more effective innings from the starters equals more wins and a less frazzled bullpen. Adding spice to the roster, the Mets snagged Jesse Winker at the deadline, a former foe who’s now one of the family. It's like inviting the Grinch to Christmas dinner and hoping he doesn’t steal the roast beast. Meanwhile, Vientos is clamping down on third base like Farace on the last slice of pizza—no signs of letting go. And let's not overlook Carlos Mendoza. Supposed to merely keep the team afloat during a transition year, he's now sniffing the playoffs. Is he a Manager of the Year contender, or just really good at not messing up? Either way, we're here for it. Looking ahead, the Mets face a 10-game road trip that includes visits to the Angels, Cardinals, Rockies, and Mariners. It’s a baseball buffet that could leave them stuffed with wins or just bloated with regret. Join us as we break down all this and more, ensuring each topic is covered with the kind of care Rodriguez gives his fantasy team lineup—meticulous, but sometimes misguided. Tune in for an episode that’s sure to be more entertaining than trying to find a cab in the rain. #PiitB #Mets