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Mitch Albom

Mitch Albom

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Sep 12, 2026

Tom MazwayPANELIST
29:05
I was on sports rap.
Tom MazwayPANELIST
29:06
I was on the Mitch Albom show first, then sports rap with Dan Dickerson and Steve Courtney.
Tom MazwayPANELIST
29:11
How about these hours? We used to go on at 630.
Tom MazwayPANELIST
29:16
to midnight every night of the week.
Graham CouchHOST
42:52
I, that's a good question.
Jason KnickHOST
42:54
Andrew Gauthier, "Are there, uh, MSU equivalents to Woj and Mitch at major publications? Not fan sites, real newspapers.
Jason KnickHOST
43:02
#bluewall."
Graham CouchHOST
43:05
Well, there, there's-
Graham CouchHOST
43:15
I'm sure there are.
Graham CouchHOST
43:15
I'm sure.
Jason KnickHOST
43:15
He says, "Well, who's the, the Mi- the Mitch Albom equivalent in like, uh..."
Graham CouchHOST
43:19
Well, and, and he's talking about Blue Wall stuff.
Andy ArenaGUEST
73:32
was.
Andy ArenaGUEST
73:34
But I guess to answer your question, you know, I read Mitch Albom's piece this morning.
Andy ArenaGUEST
73:39
And, you know, basically a third of our nation... has no memory of what happened.
Andy ArenaGUEST
73:42
So I fear that we've kind of forgotten that day.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:48
kind of the way it was.
Andy ArenaGUEST
5:50
But I guess to answer your question, you know, I read Mitch Albom's piece this morning, and, you know, basically a third of our nation... has no memory of what happened.
Andy ArenaGUEST
5:59
So I fear that we've kind of forgotten that day.
Andy ArenaGUEST
6:03
We've forgotten what the threat was and I don't know that we're focused on really what all of the threats are today.
Rob SchwartzGUEST
14:07
So he appeared three times on Nightline.
Rob SchwartzGUEST
14:09
And after the first time, his old student, Mitch Albom, saw the show and was like, oh, this is my old professor who I loved, but I haven't had any contact with for 17 years.
Rob SchwartzGUEST
14:20
And he contacted my dad and eventually came back.
Rob SchwartzGUEST
14:24
to the house in Newton, Massachusetts, and interviewed him for 12 consecutive Tuesdays.
Graham CouchHOST
52:39
Ultimately, where the Blue Wall stems from, and then there are specific instances that, that feed this, but o- the, the greater thing is, is c- a major columnist voices who lean that way.
Graham CouchHOST
52:52
It's, it's Mitch Albom with The Freak-
Jason KnickHOST
52:53
Mm
Graham CouchHOST
52:53
... and it's Bob, it's Woj with the News.
Graham CouchHOST
53:30
But o- the, the greater thing is, is a co- a major columnist voices who lean that way.
Graham CouchHOST
53:36
It's, it's Mitch Albom with the Freep.
Jason KnickHOST
53:37
Mm.
Graham CouchHOST
53:38
And it's Bob, it's Wojno with the News.
Zibby OwensHOST
15:23
I know this is sort of billed as a thriller, right? But I don't even view this really as a thriller.
Zibby OwensHOST
15:29
I feel like this is a drama meets, like in the way that Mitch Albom writes these allegories, right? The boys in the boat and there's usually a God element, but it's something that's supposed to make you think.
Zibby OwensHOST
15:43
And yes, these violent things happen, but I mean, not to say you can't call it a thriller, but.
Zibby OwensHOST
15:47
I'm just saying, like, this is not just for a thriller audience.
Lee CarlsonGUEST
33:18
It was the same idea.
Lee CarlsonGUEST
33:19
It was like, you know, Mitch Albom had found his former professor who had such an influence on his life.
Lee CarlsonGUEST
33:25
That was a little different because the professor was dying, but he still imparted a lot of wisdom to him.
Lee CarlsonGUEST
33:31
And so I thought, okay, I'm going to do a similar thing.
ChuckHOST
33:41
And it's only been like, I want to say that twice, maybe three times that I can remember.
ChuckHOST
33:45
But you know who is a good one that I love is Mitch Albom when he has him on.
ChuckHOST
33:49
It's always a great episode.
ChuckHOST
33:50
I might have caught that once

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