Michigan Backs Down on Jim Harbaugh Suspension | Media Reacts (H&H 11-17-23)
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In this episode, Richard Hoeg delves into his passion for Michigan Football, his recovery post-stroke, and the impact of the Big Ten's 3 game suspension on Coach Harbaugh. He also reflects on the pre-internet era, discusses the challenges of YouTube's changing rules, and shares his love for the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. (0:00) Introduction and disclaimer from Richard Hoeg (1:21) Interaction with listeners and discussion of podcast schedule (12:28) Richard's passion for Michigan Football and life post-stroke (19:39) Discussion on "Stranger Things", stroke recovery and changes in appearance (23:22) Reflections on the pre-internet era, early computer adoption and parenting in the digital age (29:29) Transitioning back to full-time work and acknowledging support from the podcast community (32:30) Sharing love for the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and discussing the benefits of running your own firm (34:12) Analysis of the University of Michigan and Jim Harbaugh situation (38:29) Introduction to the topic: Michigan's Jim Harbaugh accepts Big Ten's 3 game suspension (51:05) The potential threats from the Big Ten and their impact on Michigan's decision (1:02:32) Impact of Coach Harbaw's absence on the team's performance and media's varying reactions (1:08:10) Audience engagement and discussion on the importance of audience support (1:16:09) Dealing with YouTube's changing rules and regulations (1:18:17) A shift in podcast tone and content (1:19:50) Upcoming appearance on M Go Radio and holiday merch announcement (1:22:41) Thanksgiving schedule, family time, and closing remarks
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