Jake Johnson

The Compound - MLB Player Podcast

Jomboy Media

Baseball, Sports

4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

The talented Jake Johnson, also known as Nick Miller from New Girl (A Compound favorite) joins The Compound. Jake singing the 7th inning stretch at Wrigley (9:00) Ian's jersey in Jake's next show? (14:47) The differences between the minor leagues and Major Leagues (17:54) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm going to be able to do you know
0:04.0	and the
0:05.0	the and the and the and the I'm feeling good.
0:15.0	feeling good.
0:16.0	Hey feeling good.
0:18.0	Like I should
0:20.0	when in dark a walk around a neighborhood,
0:25.0	Feeling blessed, never stressed.
0:29.0	Got that sunshine on my Sunday...
0:32.0	Welcome back to the compound podcast. This is episode 11. We're back on our normal
0:38.2	schedule after the Mother's Day episode. Thank you for everybody that listened.
0:41.5	That was great to get our moms on positive feedback all the way around.
0:46.4	This week we have Jake Johnson probably most notable
0:50.4	as Nick Miller from New Girl.
0:53.0	So Let's Be Cops.
0:55.0	Big Cubs fan.
0:56.0	It was a great interview.
0:57.0	He actually asked us a lot of questions, which is a twist for us.
1:00.0	It was like Step Brothers and they were like,
1:02.0	we're going to interview you. That's what it's like stepmother and there's like, we're gonna interview you.
1:03.0	That's literally what happened because we would ask one and he's like instantly
1:07.6	firing back. Okay, can I ask one now? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that was great.
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