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Christopher Nowinski

Christopher Nowinski

American neuroscientist and authorWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Don TonyHOST
64:46
You'll get a study.
Don TonyHOST
64:47
You'll get the Chris Nowinski of power slap in about 10, 15 years, and they're going to realize that all those slaps to the head cause brain damage because the brain floats in your skull.
Don TonyHOST
64:58
You know, for the people that didn't check out my report about that referee that died in Mexico, the brain floats in your skull.
Don TonyHOST
65:06
Just take kind of like that kind of a shot.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
101:35
Here is your winner, The Undertaker.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
101:41
Well, The Undertaker confronting General Manager Bischoff, being rudely interrupted by this young rookie from Harvard, Chris Nowinski.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
101:51
And then Nowinski getting some much needed discipline.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
101:57
That was some entertaining TV, and you know who came out smelling like a rose? Eric Bischoff, but look who's coming out now.
Sean MooneyHOST
9:42
the event took place at Madison Square Garden.
Sean MooneyHOST
9:47
And Steiner made his presence felt by confronting Christopher Nowinski and version one Matt Hardy.
Sean MooneyHOST
9:56
Neither man was interested in challenging Big Papa Pump once he arrived.
Sean MooneyHOST
10:03
Now, Remember, WCW didn't survive the invasion, and slowly we've had stars come in.
HardyHOST
41:13
I don't think it's fair for you to say the NFL is careless.
HardyHOST
41:16
They got those guardian caps now, which, so what if some people like Chris Nowinski say it actually makes it worse? They're doing everything they can.
Fred ToucherHOST
41:25
I can't remember who it was, but it's someone who's involved in sports in some way, writing or something, that put a video up of this guy.
Fred ToucherHOST
41:31
And first of all, it's like the standard thing where he's acting out the different perspectives.
LarsonHOST
64:06
don't really remember much but i'll put him at eight
SteveHOST
64:08
okay uh next up i really like this name uh chris nowinski
LarsonHOST
64:15
oh yeah i remember him and he's done a lot of good work after after his wrestling career is wrapped up
SteveHOST
64:20
he's still i just saw him like on an interview somewhere yeah i'll put him at two two yeah he's terrific Next up.
NateHOST
12:07
Honestly, I liked that.
NateHOST
12:08
He kind of has this kind of football gimmick, not like a Chris Nowinski football gimmick, but he has just this kind of football varsity jacket on and that autograph and football deal.
NateHOST
12:19
That was cool.
NateHOST
12:20
I kind of liked that.
NateHOST
12:07
Honestly, I liked that.
NateHOST
12:08
He kind of has this kind of football gimmick, not like a Chris Nowinski football gimmick, but he has just this kind of football varsity jacket on and that autograph and football deal.
NateHOST
12:19
That was cool.
NateHOST
12:20
I kind of liked that.
Pepe MantillaPANELIST
13:30
I don't think it makes sense in the McVeigh world.
Pepe MantillaPANELIST
13:32
No, but how many players stay in the same team? Nowinski, Covey, Duncan.
Pepe MantillaPANELIST
13:37
They don't exist anymore.
Pepe MantillaPANELIST
13:39
They changed.
Dion McCrackenHOST
29:53
Is this from the bump off the ladder?
Brad LewisHOST
29:55
It's concussion, I believe, which can actually lead to a lot worse things as it's been with Christopher Nowinski back in the day.
Brad LewisHOST
30:01
I don't know if you remember that Royal Rumble kendo stick shot.
Brad LewisHOST
30:06
She
Steve ScottHOST
1:58
Two million kids and teens suffer concussions every year in America.
Steve ScottHOST
2:02
Joining us live on the KCBS RingCentral Newsline, Chris Nowinski, co-founder and CEO of the Concussion and CTE Foundation and co-founder of Boston University's CTE Center Brain Bank.
Steve ScottHOST
2:16
Chris Nowinski, welcome to KCBS.
Steve ScottHOST
2:18
Good to have you with us today.
Chris NowinskiGUEST
2:20
Thanks for having me.

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Chris NowinskiGUEST
18:39
Yes, if you go to pledgebybrain.org, you'll join our overall research registry.
Chris NowinskiGUEST
18:44
The other two websites that are easy to remember, diagnosecte.org and bankcte.org. We do need the community's help to solve this, and there are a lot of people that we need to save.
Steve ScottHOST
18:58
Chris Nowinski, co-founder and CEO of the Concussion and CTE Foundation, co-founder of Boston University's CTE Center, Brain Bank, such an important topic.

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