The Voice Was Booming

SVPod

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4.6 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2025

⏱️ 88 minutes

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SVP and Stanford Steve discuss what actually matters from the NFL Combine, the Commanders trading for Deebo Samuel and the latest in college basketball. Plus, Steve shares a hysterical story from attending his daughter’s basketball game and how all his family’s water bottles have mysteriously disappeared. The guys also talk about the Oscars, and SVP goes into how he watches hardly any TV or movies. | SVPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome, it's SEP Pod.
0:07.3	No red.
0:08.7	Where?
0:09.6	He's a daycare.
0:11.4	What?
0:12.1	I don't know.
0:12.7	You've got to send him.
0:13.5	We've got to get some energy out.
0:14.8	So we got just me and Stanford, Steve.
0:16.7	No red wandering around today.
0:19.2	But I have present for you steve comes bearing gifts oh wait a minute
0:28.1	is this oh is this just try with the logo wait is this is this the beginning of merch
0:37.3	i believe so i have a plan all right well
0:40.7	we need to get the plan and talk to people that can enact a plan already got it have you talked to
0:46.0	my man guy fieti no i don't have his cell that's who we got to talk to because guys got a guy
0:52.5	you got a guy yep merch got a guy? Yep.
0:55.1	Merch.
0:56.6	Ready to go.
0:58.5	What are we selling these bad boys for?
1:00.6	I got a number.
1:02.8	We got to make it work.
1:04.4	I'm just going to tell you right now. It's got to be a couple bucks for that logo.
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