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This fucking guy.
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Brookline FD? Boston?
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I wish Jason would run for President. Can you imagine the press conferences/debates?
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:-)
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Knoxville is going to get him a cameo on the next Jackass movie at this rate :-)
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Joe Burrow will be a guest at their upcoming live event.


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Oh God. Joe about as interesting as a pile of bricks
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“Joe, how does it feel to be our bitch?”
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Updated OP
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Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce's 'New Heights' podcast is "in serious talks" to join Amazon's Wondery per @sportsrapport. 🔗https://t.co/dpPRXNz14e pic.twitter.com/B0FadcjktT

— Barrett Sports Media (@BSMStaff) May 13, 2024

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That would be a bummer. Wondery puts out great content, but it's a subscription service.
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Travis, Jason Kelce are reportedly looking for a deal in the range of $100 million for their New Heights podcast. https://t.co/AXIwIzKNVH

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) July 30, 2024

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I think $100 million is asking a lot. McAfee's show was way more polished when he got his deal. New Heights is still pretty rough.

Of course if Taylor agrees to make an appearance every month or so, then there will be sponsors lining up.
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So, you are comparing apples and oranges.

It's called the Pat McAfee Show, not podcast. Pat actually produced a show for YouTube, with a podcast element for people who couldn't watch.

New Heights is a podcast, that they just happen to also film and put on YouTube.

However, what makes it worth $100 million (I believe it will probably get close to what they want for it) is the companies willing to pay for advertising during the podcast or show.

Reality says that not only had the New Heights podcast hit #1 on Apple a couple of times BEFORE Travis Started dating Taylor Swift, but now they also have the entire Swift fan base listening as well.

That makes it more valuable monetarily than The Pat McAfee Show.
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Yeah. That would suck.

Several that I listen to that took the money eventually dumped it and came back.

Rogan and Ringer came off exclusive Spotify, a couple history ones went on and came off Luminary. Hopefully they stay free because I’m probably not doing it if they go behind a paywall.
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