Hey, edge of sports listeners, particularly those of you in the Pacific Northwest, please coming out this Thursday, 7.30 p.m. at Town Hall, Seattle, to see me, Dave Zyron, interview Seattle, Seahawk, Michael Bennett about sports, politics, and everything in between. There's information about the event and the description of this podcast, and hopefully we'll have a recording of it for next week's podcast.

But now, let's get to our show.

Welcome to The Edge of Sports podcast.

I'm Dave Ziron.

Our guest this week is the legendary basketball player, Chris Weber.

This is when crack first came out.

This is when you're starting to see the effects of a parent who had been such a great parent and kids and the grass had been cut, a wonderful household.

And then you see her two weeks later walking down the street in the bath road.

It was something eerie going on.

And so when I look at my life, I look at being blessed and

thankful that I just had people like my parents that kept me away because I'm a party away

from being dead. I'm a gunshot away from being dead.

We're going to be talking to C. Webb about his new podcast, Fearless or Insane, as well as his time at Michigan, his time in the pros, athletic resistance today, and the fact that he happened to produce a track once for Nas.

That would be nasty Nas in your area about to cause mass hysteria.

Also, I'm going to read an anonymous email I

received from a Viking security guard who gave me the groundview perspective of what it was like

when a banner was hung in the stadium by protesters, a daring stunt against the Dakota Access

pipeline, and calling people to divest from U.S. Bank.

The Vikings, of course, play at U.S. Bank Stadium.

We also have Choice Words, the Just Stand Up Award, and a very special edition of Colin Kaepernick Watch.

But first, let's start it off with Nasty Nas producer.

And oh, by the way, he played some basketball, Chris Weber.

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