You don't want it. You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin. It's Friday, May 27th. We are heading into Memorial Day weekend. And I am appreciative and will remember all of the veterans that fought and died protecting this great country.

On the show today, my good friend Nick Ashu will join me here in a moment.

And we will discuss a lot of things here in this opening segment.

And then Emily Giam Balvo from the Washington Post,

Emily is covering the final four lacrosse championships for both the women and the men.

Maryland is a participant both in the men's and women's final four.

And the Maryland men's team is one of the all-time heavy favorites to win the whole thing.

They're considered one of the greatest

lacrosse teams in history there. 15 and 0. Emily will join us later on in the show.

With me to start the show is my friend and the very talented Nick Ashu. Nick does it all.

He's a TV guy. He's a radio guy. It's hard to keep track with where Nick is these days. So Nick, I will let you tell everybody where they can find you these days.

That's the beauty of the Odyssey umbrella. I can just be a part of like five different things. So yeah, I'm with Odyssey as a whole, and then BetQL. So I host shows for BetQL. I'm a writer for them, and then CBS Sports Radio. So Saturdays, you can catch me 10 to noon on BetQL and CBS Sports Radio, and then I have a solo show, noon to two on CBS Sports Radio. And then, of course course some of the local stuff that I'll do there

in the writing and then I jump on pretty much every betting show on Beck QL throughout the week

you better you bet all those things in the afternoon I pretty much have to become like the

extra host on everything they gave me a they gave me a roll where they said would you like to do

everything for us and I said sure why not I'll go ahead and do that because know, Kevin, sports betting is a huge part of our industry moving forward, and I wanted to get in early, as opposed to wait five years and then go, I wish I started doing this earlier. You know, I'm going to make an admission right here, and it's not because Nick's on with me right now. But in the past, various conversations that I've had with program directors,

I'm talking about more in the recent past last few years. You know, names have been tossed

about, about, you know, would you want to do a show with this person or that person? And not

that I don't love everybody, but I have a sense, and everybody in this business has a certain sense of who you would enjoy working with and who you might have some chemistry with.

And I've always mentioned Nick as a possibility, and I don't think I'm the only one.

Nick really was, and it, well, Nick is talented, but it was obvious early on when Nick

joined the station many years ago. So I'm happy to have you here because I don't think

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