Best Of: The Toilet Bowl

The New Day: Feel the Power

The Ringer

Society & Culture, Comedy, Sports, Wrestling

4.9 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2022

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Episode 58: The guys tag in senior producer Dan Ryckert for a celebration (?) of the porcelain throne and the activities wherein. Hear about their most uncomfortable moments in malls, on busses, and on dates, along with plenty of gruesome anecdotes involving Dan's father. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You are listening to the new day, Feel the Power.
0:03.0	Here's one of our favorite episodes,
0:04.5	and you can check out more from the archives on Spotify, baby.
0:09.8	It's a new day, yes it is.
0:32.8	Welcome to the greatest podcast of all time, and it is entitled,
0:37.8	The New Day. Feel the power.
0:42.8	Like when I say this, I'm going to stop.
0:46.8	Baby, yeah, that would work.
0:56.8	Wow, ladies and gentlemen live from Atlanta, Georgia,
1:00.8	Orlando, Lakes, Florida, and somewhere in Texas,
1:05.8	It's the new day, Feel the power.
1:07.8	Ladies and gentlemen, your host, Xavier Woods.
1:10.8	Thank you so much, Dave.
1:12.8	Wow, crazy introduction.
1:13.8	It's a solution.
1:14.8	My only issue with that whole thing is I've been host for a year,
1:17.8	and I've been so happy to do it.
1:18.8	It's such a great run.
1:19.8	But like we do in the new day, one of us will take on a task
1:22.8	for X amount of time, and then the next person takes on that task.
1:25.8	And I have definitely done everything possible as the host.
1:30.8	I've done my best job for a full year now, and I am so excited.
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