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Oct 27, 2026

Darrell DapprichHOST
6:41
But in this scenario, Zach, it looks like it would have been pretty simple to to maybe just say, hey, let me talk to the kid and ask the same question that the general manager asked.
Darrell DapprichHOST
6:53
And at that point, if he doesn't answer you directly or has refused to answer the question, refuses to sign an affidavit, or if you don't speak to somebody over in Lithuania, I mean, I don't know how the European university system works.
Darrell DapprichHOST
7:08
It's probably not like America's system where it's a little easier to get transcripts.
Darrell DapprichHOST
7:12
I don't know.
Zac BlackerbyHOST
11:40
I get he didn't sign an affidavit.
Zac BlackerbyHOST
11:43
So he enrolled in college at Europe, right? That's what made him ineligible.
Darrell DapprichHOST
11:50
He took classes in Lithuania.
Darrell DapprichHOST
11:52
Now, there were two things going on.
Jamie CarragherHOST
34:34
Where's your exotic place abroad? No, it's stripped
LukeGUEST
34:39
to Lithuania.
LukeGUEST
34:41
I'll get the booking details from May out if anyone wants to see him.
LukeGUEST
34:45
But, yeah, we fancied talking about some football because that was
David Patrick HarryHOST
62:51
But Russia is talking about – or at least saying if they don't stop – Your countries are going to become part of Russia.
David Patrick HarryHOST
62:58
They may just take Lithuania and Estonia and just bring them part into the Russian fold.
David Patrick HarryHOST
63:03
So is that likely going to happen? I would suppose not.
David Patrick HarryHOST
63:07
But Russia is increasing their the aggressive posturing towards Western Europe, while the West is increasing their posturing towards Russia.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:20
Yeah, I mean, wrote about it.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:21
I mean, essentially, Brian Coleman was aware that Rubes de Vicious took online courses while in Lithuania.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:29
Took quite a few, by the way.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:31
Didn't take, like, three.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:33
He took, like, years of online courses.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:36
Him and his fiancée took online courses in Lithuania.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:42
Don't know.
Justin HokansonHOST
1:42
It might literally be Lithuania University, which is funny.
Darren de BortoliGUEST
4:14
You know, exactly.
Darren de BortoliGUEST
4:15
And the backpackers, you know, we've got backpackers from places like Lithuania or, you
Tim WebsterHOST
4:21
know,
Darren de BortoliGUEST
4:22
Ireland and Argentina.
Edmund Fitton-BrownGUEST
52:26
He doesn't mean it.
Edmund Fitton-BrownGUEST
52:28
And we're going to remain predictable in what we do, but consistent and determined, because if we don't defend Ukraine, that's actually a greater escalation than because that will then encourage him to move on to a NATO member that used to be part of the Soviet Union, let's say Lithuania, for example.
Edmund Fitton-BrownGUEST
52:47
So I think we've called this about right.
Edmund Fitton-BrownGUEST
52:50
And I think that the one thing we can't afford to do is go through any major convulsions in our policy on Russia.
Ron SlayHOST
12:41
cam's first throw of the game was a laser of a slant that was well out in front of tate and he laid out and made one hell of a catch on it just just snatched it right out of the air
Brent DoughertyHOST
12:53
real quick just saw this come across uh on three.com auburn has fired men's basketball general manager Brian Kloman for hiding information on overseas recruit Mantis Rupstavacius' academic coursework in Lithuania, Justin Hawkinson reports.
Brent DoughertyHOST
13:14
Oh, boy.
Brent DoughertyHOST
13:15
Can't wait to see the details of that.
ChaseHOST
27:05
And it's because the number of frames is smaller than because they would actually hand crank the camera to do that.
ChaseHOST
27:11
Um, but you, so you might've seen the video of like the first stop motion animated thing with those bugs, uh, in Lithuania.
ChaseHOST
27:20
Do you remember like kind of what was going on with that?
ZoeHOST
27:22
Yeah.
Randi McGinnGUEST
7:57
And when you think, what is an app? Like if you're on Facebook and you see one of those cute little surveys, like there's a picture of Mount Rushmore and it says, how many presidents on Mount Rushmore? When you click on that, because you're just like bored and you say, oh, I know the answer to this question.
Randi McGinnGUEST
8:14
you give access to all of your information to somebody in Lithuania, you know, and you don't even know that, that you're doing that, you know? So.
Randi McGinnGUEST
8:21
Well, I
Sari de la MotteHOST
8:22
think that's, that's the rub, isn't it? It's not so, I mean, it is the fact that, you know, we're the privacy piece, but it's the fact that they lied about it or didn't communicate that that was what's happening.
Paul DeRienzoHOST
4:18
right.
Paul DeRienzoHOST
4:19
Koenig's parents were Russian Jewish immigrants from Lithuania.
Paul DeRienzoHOST
4:22
He was born in Chicago.
Paul DeRienzoHOST
4:23
On the show, he used a theatrical Russian accent.

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