Baby Racing, Baseball, and Is Milwaukee Sexy? | with Dani Wexelman

Casuals with Katie Nolan

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Comedy, Women's Sports, Sports, Society & Culture, Pop Culture, Katie Nolan

5 • 677 Ratings

🗓️ 5 August 2025

⏱️ 115 minutes

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Hello! It's the podcast that's half Mike McDaniel, half Michael McDonald. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss the very different, yet equally public takes on fatherhood from both Scottie Scheffler and Tom Brady, plus the WNBA's move to Boston and Katie's moral dilemma, Gilbert Arenas publicly declaring his intent to snitch on the Israeli mob, Hollywood's upcoming sports movie slate and the ideal length of a film in 2025, Sydney Sweeney and whether two pairs of jeans is too many to be wearing at one time, baby racing, Banana Ball, Trinity Rodman's return to play, a US Open dating show, and the dry-nacho hellscape of MLB's Speedway Series. Was it MLB's Fyre Fest? Many are calling it that. Many. Then, Dani Wexelman returns to Casuals [1:08:36] to discuss baseball at the two-thirds mark, Milwaukee as the league's sexiest destination, Seattle as a dark horse World Series contender, Toronto and Boston atop the American League with the Yankees fading fast, and the dichotomy of the breakout star known, for now, as Big Amish. And Chris prepares you for the rest of your week with a look ahead at Korfball, Orienteering, Casting, and the rest of the World Games 2025.

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0:00.0	Hey, Isabella, could...
0:02.0	That's new.
0:04.0	I like it.
0:05.0	My voice cracked what I did it too.
0:06.0	No, I liked it.
0:08.0	Okay.
0:09.0	If a vampire policeman had a warrant, could they enter your house?
0:15.0	No. No. I'm sorry.
0:19.0	I think vampire laws go above, like, U above like US laws okay you gotta be invited in
0:24.2	and you don't think in a warrant doesn't act as an invitation in this situation
0:30.2	because technically they've been given permission to enter which is what they need
0:35.5	and they're showing up with it. You think they still
0:38.5	can't come in? I don't think so, because when it comes to vampires entering, it's all about the
0:42.6	owner of the home. Okay. Giving invitation. And they didn't say it was okay. No. Okay.
0:47.5	Sorry. Maybe that's why we're not seeing a lot of vampires as cops. I think so. Yeah. One of you
0:51.6	ever? Yeah. I haven't. Vampires are usually the suspects. Yeah, sometimes. Yeah, they could be nice. All right. Did you guys agree with that? Because you can have opinions. Yes, 100%. Isabel is right. Isabel is the perfect person to ask about this. Yeah. The perfect answer I know thank you it's crazy because
1:11.6	vampires are supernatural they come from like like deeper than government like this is like you know
1:18.0	what I mean they're they're embedded into the folk lore of the universe right so like you know what I
1:23.3	mean those rules don't change just because the cops are like yeah we can come in right vampire culture
1:29.2	doesn't care about the cops that's right the cops come and go they've seen many police departments
1:33.3	come and go they've seen governments crumbled and they have persisted exactly right and so okay
1:40.3	warrants don't supersede vampire lore. No, I agree.
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