FULL SHOW: Thursday, April 10th

The Valenti Show

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Sports

4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2025

⏱️ 137 minutes

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Summary

Valenti and Rico kick off the show discussing the Masters on the first day of the tournament today. They ask what the best golf courses in Michigan are and what other sporting venues you compare to Augusta National Golf Club. The guys start the second hour wondering if cell phones should be banned from sporting events like they are at the Masters before shifting gears to talk Colt Keith's struggles for the Tigers. They take your calls on the Keith topic until the final hour, where they revisit their Masters/Augusta conversation from earlier.

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0:00.0	Welcome in.
0:02.3	I can't possibly do the calm Nance thing.
0:05.1	I love hearing him.
0:07.2	How is everybody?
0:08.2	We have a jam-packed show.
0:10.2	This is our master's kickoff special.
0:13.7	Oh, but you don't golf.
0:14.7	Who has to golf to enjoy the Masters?
0:16.8	Not me.
0:18.4	This is some of the best television of the year.
0:20.9	It's relaxing.
0:22.0	It's serene.
0:23.3	And it's,
0:24.4	hi, Jim.
0:26.2	So we've got some fun for you today.
0:28.6	And Evan Jenkins will join us because Evan is a golf maniac.
0:33.3	Also, I'd like to shout out David Hull for being dressed as Kevin Hart, who was dressed as Dwayne the Rock Johnson for Halloween.
0:42.8	A skin tight black turtleneck, fanny pack and jeans today.
0:47.6	It's quite a scene, David.
0:49.4	I call him Steve Blobs because I thought he was Steve at the Black Steve Jobs.
0:53.9	If you smell. Uh-oh still, oh, all right.
0:57.8	So look, here's how I wanted to start today.
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