Weird Wednesday: NFL Strength of Schedule, Plus Reality TV With Christo Doyle | The Ryen Russillo Podcast

The Ryen Russillo Podcast

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4.8 • 13.9K Ratings

🗓️ 27 November 2019

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Russillo talks about how schedules can fool us into false narratives about certain teams (7:45). Then Russillo is joined by TV producer Christo Doyle to talk about some of his shows, including “Gold Rush,” “Monster Garage,” and “American Chopper,” wrangling reality TV talent, pitching shows, and more (21:30). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up, hope everybody's gearing up for the holiday and made it safe for, we'll make
0:15.0	it safe on their travels out here in Los Angeles looking at the Tuesday deal.
0:19.0	You probably saw that somewhere on social media, the North and South, I think on the 405.
0:24.0	Is that what they're calling it out here, Kyle?
0:25.2	The 405?
0:26.2	Yes, sir.
0:27.2	We saw those pictures.
0:28.2	How do you feel about everything?
0:29.2	Here's Scooter Electric bike guy.
0:30.8	So this is even, you didn't even care.
0:31.8	Yeah, I don't really mess around near or around the 405.
0:34.8	So I don't, I don't, you don't have a car, correct?
0:37.1	No, not anymore.
0:38.1	What happened to it?
0:39.5	Impound, repode?
0:40.5	No, I bought a, I bought a lemon.
0:42.2	I bought a convertible of Volvo from like 2003 when I came out here and transmission went
0:46.6	in like eight months.
0:48.0	Did you call the guy that you bought it from?
0:50.6	Yeah, they're, they, they, they gave me the papers.
0:53.1	They were like, sorry, I don't know what to tell you.
0:54.7	They put like $40,000 into this car.
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