Cam Newton made some news when he commented on “females talking routes” in a press conference. So we invited film reviewer Laurie Fitzpatrick on the show to talk just that.
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I still wear my eyeliner.”
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Why a Blowout Should Be Part of Your Game Day Routine
Is a Drybar blowout worth it? I wasn’t sure myself until I sat in the salon and found out the magic I’ve been missing out on for most of my adult life. Now I incorporate this life hack into my game day routine to avoid looking like a frizzball by halftime.
How the Jacksonville IceMen plan to reestablish hockey culture down south
Jacksonville, Florida has been a home to the sport of hockey since 1964. And when a team from Evansville, Indiana was looking for a new home, Bob Ohrablo along with an ownership group in North Florida stepped in. Hear my interview with the team president on how to move a hockey team from Evansville, Indiana to Jacksonville, Florida that appears in the September Sports Issue of Void Magazine.
NFL anthem protests, another Louisville basketball scandal plus more on this week’s show
Sports fans were thrown into a political debate after the NFL anthem protests last weekend. But what’s the root of the issue and how do we move forward?
How I became obsessed with ‘Game of Thrones’
After the Jaguars football season was over, I decided to binge watch ‘Game of Thrones’ for the first time. And ever since then, I’ve become completely obsessed with the franchise. Hear me document how I watched all 6 seasons in 17 days, what it was like to watch Season 7 and why I love this franchise— all on a recent episode of Helmets and Heels.
Is it ever OK for an NFL player to quit on the field?
The Jaguars defense and Ezekiel Elliott caught a lot of flack for presumably quitting on their team during a game. Is this ever acceptable? What happened to ‘play until the whistle’?
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