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The Tony Kornheiser Show

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"The Tony Kornheiser Show" (now available exclusively on-demand) is a topical, daily talk show that starts with sports and quickly moves into politics, current events, entertainment and, really, whatever happens to be on Tony’s mind that day. The format of the show—regular sit-in guests with familiar interviews and segments—highlights not only the unique perspective of Tony Kornheiser but also the expertise of his network of friends. Join one of the most recognizable and outspoken commentato ...
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Amity and Lemuel have seen a lot of things, but they have missed some major cultural plot points. The Latecomers is their recaps and reviews of the shows that have shaped entertainment and culture because when it comes to the good stuff - better late than never.
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Hello Treacle

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Welcome to Hello Treacle, a comedy podcast brought to you by Amitie Entertainment, featuring Jared Moss-Coomes, Matt McGarvey and Miles Kelly. The boys discuss their lives, pop culture and unfortunately, often some inappropriate subjects.
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Tony opens the show by talking about the Nats win on July 4th, and he also talks about watching the fireworks, and about playing in a tournament at Columbia with Michael. Richard Justice calls in to talk about how the Astros got back into contention, how the Rangers have faded, and what’s going on with the suddenly struggling Yankees, Jeremy Schaap…
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Show Notes Free Palestine It’s time for Sandra Bullock to take on an early tech billionaire 1995’s The Net. Horny floppy haired assassins, men who are patently terrible at their jobs, pixelated and pixelating computer viruses and vindictive over-inclusive police records all come together to make Angela Bennett’s life hell. Recommendations: Stopmoti…
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Tony opens the show by talking to intern Lien about if she liked the bagel sandwich she got on Monday, and he also talks about getting a mystery “box of that” at Columbia, and about another rough night for the Nats bullpen. Taylor Twellman calls in to talk about the fallout from the men’s soccer team bowing out in the group stage of the Copa Americ…
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Tony opens up the show by taking about the end of the Rocket Mortgage Tournament, and also about an adventurous drive home to DC from the beach. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about the big moves early in NBA free agency, and also about the Draft, Barry Svrluga calls in to talk about what he’s looking forward to in his upcoming trip to the Olympic…
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Show Notes Episode 6.5 19 The Killer (1989) #19 of 50Thrill makers: Gun Fu! Free Palestine John Woo takes us on a hell of a ride in The Killer from 1989. Guns, beautiful women, churches with good vibes and homo-romantic overtones this week as we watch a tale of an assassin with a golden heart, his best friend and the cop who comes to love him. It’s…
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Tony opens the show by talking about pizza, TikTok, a draft prospect who actually wants to play for the Wizards, and also about the Olympic trials. Mark Feinsand calls in to talk about a rough moment for a Reds pitcher, how great Cleveland has been, and how tight the races are for playoff spots and how that will impact the trade market, Phil Ceppag…
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Tony opens the show by talking about another tough loss for the Nats, and he also chats with the show’s new intern - Jacqueline aka “Lien”. Dave Sheinin calls in to talk about the Olympic swimming trials for team USA, PK Subban calls in to talk about Florida’s win in game 7 over Edmonton to win the Stanley Cup, and Tony closes out the show by openi…
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Tony opens the show by talking with in studio guest Steve Sands about his attire at the Travelers Championship, and they also talk about Scottie Scheffler’s day, and the climate protests that happened on three final hole of the tournament. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Oilers and Panthers, and he…
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Tony opens the show by talking about ice cream that was sent to him by Buster Olney, the passing of Donald Sutherland, and he also talks about a Washington Post Style section reunion he went to. Richard Justice calls in to talk some more about Willie Mays and the impact he had on the game, Mary Carillo calls in to talk about her journey from being …
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Show Notes Free Palestine Mamet and DePalma bring us into a slick but dangerous 1930s Chicago in 1987’s The Untouchables. Fancy dress, guns, Ennio Morricone music, and snappy dialogue bring us into the fictional non-fiction world of Elliot Ness and Al Capone. Powerhouse cast, powerhouse script, quotable from begin to end, and introducing Patricia C…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the passing of Willie Mays and why he is considered to be the greatest baseball player of all time. Mark Feinsand calls in to talk a little more about Willie Mays, and he also talks about injuries to Aaron Judge and Mookie Betts, and also about the evolution of pitch counts. Tim Legler phones in to give his thou…
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Tony opens the show by talking about Bryson DeChambeau winning his second US Open title, and all the drama surrounding him and Rory McIlroy over the last few holes of the tournament. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about the Stanley Cup Finals, and also about the NBA Finals, and Tony also talks with him about the US Open, Steve Sands calls in to gi…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the passing of Howard Fineman, a long time friend of the show and one of the most astute political analysts of his time. And Tony also talks about the opening round of the US Open with Michael. Steve Sands calls in to talk some more about the first round of the US Open, and what to expect in the rest of the tour…
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Show Notes Free Palestine We’ve got some OG anti-AI media this week with WarGames from 1983. Matthew Broderick just wants to play the latest video game, but Dabney Coleman has put his opponent in charge of the entire American military complex – it’s not a great combination. Recommendations: Ennio (Hulu) Next up: The Untouchables (1987) (Showtime) E…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the Nats win over the Tigers, a gathering of Littles this past weekend, and he talks about a golf outing he had with Neville Waters and Kevin Sheehan. Doug Ferguson of the AP calls in to preview the US Open and what to expect from Pinehurst, Bob Ryan calls in to talk about the NBA Finals and also about Danny Hur…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the French Open, the Belmont, Caitlin Clark, the Nats, and he and Michael discuss Scottie Scheffler’s win at the Memorial. Michael Wilbon calls in to give his thoughts on the possibility of Danny Hurley going to the Lakers and also about the Celtics going up 2-0 on the Mavericks and he also gives some thoughts o…
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Tony opens the show by talking with horse racing expert Andy Beyer about the Belmont, and Tony also reads an email that takes him down memory lane to his time at Harpur College. Brian Windhorst calls in to talk about Boston’s big win in Game 1 of the Finals, and also about the Lakers chasing Dan Hurley to be their next head coach, Buster Olney phon…
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Show Notes Free Palestine One of the most unspoiled movies of all time, we watched When a Stranger Calls from 1979. If you have heard of this movie but haven’t seen it, it’s likely that you are only privy to the first 20 minutes of the film. It’s tense, but it gets wild after we leave the house from which the call is coming. Carol Kane shows off he…
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Tony opens the show by reading some mail, and he talks about a big day for a Nats player, and he gives an update on his recovery from kidney stones. Mark Schlabach calls in to talk about a 15 year old who’s about to make his debut on the PGA Tour, Jeff Ma calls in to talk about his water polo career and also to give his thoughts on yet another gamb…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the Oilers winning to go to the Finals, the Nats getting a nice win, Caitlin Clark getting roughed up by opponents and the issues it’s causing for the WNBA, and also about a round of golf he played with Michael (with the challenges at the 17th hole). Michael Wilbon calls in to give his thoughts on the Finals mat…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the local teams - including a report that a majority of DC fans do not like the name Commanders, and he talks about the Wizards coach and the concept of accountability, and he also talks about Dallas closing out Minnesota to advance to the Finals and what that series with Boston will look like. Steve Sands calls…
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Tony opens the show by talking what's been going on with him this week. Next, Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about the NBA and NHL playoffs, and Bronny James' decision to stay in the NBA Draft. Ryan McGee joins the show to talk about the Indy 500, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Andrea von Kampen; "Juniper" ; "Siste…
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Show Notes Free Palestine This week we give all our co-workers side eye as we follow Dr. Wheeler on her quest for info in Coma from 1978. She’s noticing things none of her fellow doctors are noticing, or want her to notice. Once again, the smart woman knows what’s up and her boyfriend is willingly blind to the truth. Oh, and capitalism is definitel…
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Tony opens the show by talking about going to an ALS charity event with Nigel at the request of James Carville. Tony chats with Dave Sims - the voice of the Mariners - about the life of a baseball play-by-play man, and how the Mariners are looking this year, and Tony also talks to Greg Garcia about an honor he received from his Alma mater, and Tony…
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Show Notes Free Palestine This week we follow Michael York’s D’artanan into Paris to meet The Three Musketeers! Four silly men vs. Captain Hook, or rather Rochforte and a Cardinal with more interest in the court than the pulpit. A world of excess, adultery and swordfights awaits. Recommendations: Watch some Roger Corman movies in remembrance. Here’…
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Tony opens the show by talking about an issue he had on the Bay Bridge, his frustration at a tournament in played in over the weekend, and also about a few things he got in the mail. Tim Legler calls in to talk about the Celtics' dramatic overtime win over the Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, and also about what to expect in the W…
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Tony opens the show by talking about Xander Schauffele winning the PGA Championship. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about the NBA playoffs with defending champ Denver losing to Minnesota, and they also talk about the changing of the guard with the stars of the NBA, Chuck Culpepper calls in to talk more about the PGA Championship and about Scottie …
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Tony opens the show by talking about the NBA playoffs and the ratings for Caitlin Clark’s first game in the WNBA, then he talks with Steve Sands who’s in Valhalla to cover the PGA Championship. Kenny McPeek - the trainer of the Kentucky Derby winning horse - calls in to talk about his chances in the Preakness, legendary horse racing expert Andy Bey…
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Show Notes Free Palestine This week we talk about The Naked Prey from 1965 (though you’d be hard pressed to know when it was made just by watching it). Filmed in Africa and staring mostly native Africans, with only a 9 page screenplay, it’s a tense chase with life on the line. Cornel Wilde, 53 years old and suffering dysentery, runs mostly naked th…
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Tony opens the show by talking about Caitlin Clark’s debut, and he also talks about the NBA and NHL playoffs, and a nice win by the Nats. Doug Ferguson calls in to talk about Jimmy Dunne’s resignation, Rory McIlroy’s divorce and how that will impact him this week and who else might win the PGA. Pam Ward calls in to give her thoughts on how Caitlin …
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Tony opens the show by talking about having dinner with Pablo Torre, and he also talks about the Nats / Red Sox series. Michael Wilbon calls in to give his thoughts on what’s going on in the NBA playoffs, Ron Flatter phones in to give a preview of the Preakness, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : JW Farrell “On the Surf…
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Tony opens the show by talking about planting tomatoes and peppers with Michael, and he also talks about a strange letter he got from a charity organization. Bob Ryan calls in to talk about the Celtics and Bruins after big losses in the playoffs, Tim Kurkjian phones in to talk about a highly touted rookie being called up and also about what has sto…
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Tony opens the show by talking about more adventures he and Michael had during their trip to Pinehurst. Brian Windhorst calls in to talk about the NBA playoffs, Barry Svrluga calls in to talk about inter league play in baseball, and also about the Nats-O’s series, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Lila Forde “All I Exp…
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Show Notes Free Palestine This week, we have to warn you that once night comes, you will be alone and no one will hear your distress as you watch The Haunting from 1963. Dutch angles, rococo design, claustrophobic sets, lens distortions, and four distinct and powerful performances lend to deep unsettlement and a slow burn thrill. Recommendations: R…
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Tony opens the show by talking about going to North Carolina to play golf with Michael at Pinehurst, and he also talks about the Nats, and about some delicious food that was sent to the show. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about the NBA playoffs, golf writer Ron Green Jr who was a long time sports writer for the Charlotte Observer calls in to talk…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the NBA games from the night before, and he also chats with Phil Ceppaglia (of Phil’s Mom fame) about making it to the World Series of Poker. Tim Legler calls in to give his thoughts on the NBA playoffs so far, legendary horse racing expert Andy Beyer calls in with his picks for the Derby, and Tony closes out th…
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Show Notes Free Palestine This week extraordinary women do bad things in the name of their mediocre husbands in Burn, Witch, Burn from 1962. A movie with many names, none of which is as good as the story it is based on, finds Tansy just trying to surreptitiously help her husband, who is positive his success is definitely because of his own talent, …
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Tony opens the show by talking about some changes in the CBS NFL studio show, the NBA playoffs, and he also talks about a letter he got from JP Morgan. Horse racing expert Ron Flatter calls in from Churchill Downs to talk about the Kentucky Derby and also about changes to the Belmont this year, Jeff Passan calls in to talk about what MLB is doing t…
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Tony opens the show by talking about getting to golf with Michael and Wilbon on Friday, and he also talks about a great comeback win by the Nats. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about what has stood out to him so far in the NBA playoffs, Pat Forde calls in to talk about the upcoming 150th running of the Kentucky Derby, and Tony closes out the show …
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Tony opens the show by talking about going to see the Nats / Dodgers game with the Socialite. Jason La Canfora calls in to talk about the first round of the NFL Draft, Booger McFarland calls in to give his thoughts on the Draft as well as his experience of being drafted, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Wasnatch “Inbe…
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Show Notes Free Palestine This week we wax a bit poetic about Kim Stanley as we discuss the 1964 film Séance on a Wet Afternoon. How far will a woman go to be recognized for her gifts? Pretty damn far as it turns out. Two spectacular performances and three seances bring the thrills this week. Recommendations: Visit a landmark Next up: Night of the …
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Tony opens the show by talking about the Nats game, the NBA playoffs, and also about potato chips. Chris Cillizza, who’s in studio, presents a few news stories for the gang and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : The Jim Basnight Band “What I Wouldn’t Do” ; “I’ll Be There” To learn more about listener data and our privacy pr…
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Tony opens the show by talking about Nelly Korda winning her 5th straight tournament and he also talks about Scottie Scheffler’s dominance, and the Nats good weekend. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about what stood out to him from the first games of the NBA playoffs and he also weighs in on Nelly Korda and Scottie Scheffler. Pat Forde phones in to…
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Tony opens the show by talking about the Coyotes moving from Phoenix to Salt Lake City, and also about the ratings for the Masters vs the ratings for the NBA. Brian Windhorst calls in to talk about the play-in games, injuries, and Jontay Porter getting banned for life for gambling. Neil Greenberg calls in to preview the NHL playoffs, and Tony close…
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Show Notes Free Palestine This week, the French take on Patricia Highsmith in Purple Noon – the first film adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley. See one of the most beautiful men you have ever laid eyes on be the luckiest psychopath in cinema history. Will he pull off his schemes? Will we root for him? Does he go to far in the end? Listen to find …
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Tony opens the show by talking about a harrowing drive over the Bay Bridge, and he also talks about the WNBA Draft. Tim Legler calls in to give his thoughts on the play-in games for the NBA Playoffs, Jeff Passan phones in to talk about Shohei Ohtani and where things stand with the investigation into his interpreters gambling and embezzlement scanda…
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Tony opens the show by talking about his weekend at the beach, and he also talks with Michael about Scottie Scheffler winning his second Masters. Michael Wilbon calls in to give his thoughts on the Masters, Tiger Woods, and he also talks about the end of NBA regular season. Steve Sands phones in to talk some more about Scheffler’s win, and Tony clo…
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Show Notes Free Palestine We travel to Japan this week with Akira Kurosawa’s The Hidden Fortress. One undercover samurai, one hidden princess and two morons travel behind enemy lines to get themselves, and a whole bunch of gold, to safety. Recommendations: Other Kurosawa films: Rashoman, Seven Samurai, Ikuru; DO THE THING Next up: Purple Noon (1960…
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Tony opens the show by talking with Greg Garcia about going on a college tour with his son, and Tony also talks about the ratings for the men’s and women’s finals in the NCAA Tournament. Mark Feinsand calls in to talk about what stands out to him in the first couple of weeks to the season, Steve Sands calls in to preview the Masters, and Tony close…
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Tony opens the show by talking with Michael, Chris Cillizza and Nigel about the eclipse and also about UConn winning their second straight national championship. Pat Forde calls in to talk about UConn’s win over Purdue and also about the huge ratings for the women’s final. Noah Petro from NASA calls in to talk about his experience watching the ecli…
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