Molly Bloom
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Search complete. 29 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Molly Bloom".
Nov 3, 2026
How Leaders Build Authority, Visibility, and Credibility Without Chasing Attention | Dominic Forth
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22:16Melissa AarskaugHOST
It made me learn this.
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22:18Melissa AarskaugHOST
I don't know if you've watched the movie Molly's Game.
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22:20Melissa AarskaugHOST
Have you seen that movie at all?
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22:21Dominic ForthGUEST
No, no, I haven't seen it.
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22:22Dominic ForthGUEST
Sorry.
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22:23Melissa AarskaugHOST
Okay, so this won't be relevant, but you should watch the movie.
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22:25Melissa AarskaugHOST
So the first time I saw Molly Bloom speak and I heard her story, I was literally on the edge of my seat the entire time.
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22:33Melissa AarskaugHOST
And like, I was just locked and loaded on her speaking.
RELOAD: Building Your Courage and Lifting Your Voice with Gretchen Carlson
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23:00Tiffani BovaHOST
I've had multiple people on my show.
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23:03Tiffani BovaHOST
One that that was just recently Molly Bloom was Molly's game.
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23:08Gretchen CarlsonGUEST
Oh, yeah.
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23:08Gretchen CarlsonGUEST
Yeah.
The Tom Gazzola Show - Oct. 26th, 2026 - Hour 1
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14:32Josh FenwickHOST
Oh, yeah.
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14:33Josh FenwickHOST
He made Molly Bloom.
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14:35Josh FenwickHOST
He said, I'll give you $1,000 if you get on the table and bark like a seal.
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14:39Tom GazzolaHOST
And that's in Molly's game, isn't it? That's
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14:41Josh FenwickHOST
in Molly's game.
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14:42Josh FenwickHOST
He's played by Michael Cera.
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14:43Tom GazzolaHOST
Yes, that was.
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14:44Tom GazzolaHOST
So, okay, because there's rumors of some of the celebrities that were part of Molly Bloom's secret poker games.
#1830 Power Play: The Women's Sports Boom Is About Power, Not Ratings
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56:52Jay TomlinsonHOST
Women's Sports Now also recounted how Ashlyn Harris left pro soccer at 37 because capped salaries meant playing soccer cost her money once she had a family to provide for.
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57:03Jay TomlinsonHOST
Torched with Molly Bloom explained how the University of Texas' first women's athletics director, hired in 1975, fought for equal funding and pushed all her teams into the national top 10.
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57:15Jay TomlinsonHOST
And the Ringer WNBA show connected the WNBA's landmark 20% revenue share win to building real power while the government is targeting women's freedoms.
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57:25Jay TomlinsonHOST
And those were just the top takes.
2 HRS 26 MINS LATER
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203:06Jay TomlinsonHOST
Thank you.
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203:07Jay TomlinsonHOST
Thank you.
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203:31Jay TomlinsonHOST
ad speak, burn it all down, torched with Molly Bloom, the Brian Lehrer show, the PBS NewsHour, a touch more, and just women's sports.
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203:40Jay TomlinsonHOST
Further details are in the show notes.
Episode 64: The Social Reckoning
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31:34Steven SantanaHOST
No.
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31:38Ben VerschoorHOST
Molly's Game?
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31:40Steven SantanaHOST
Yes.
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31:40Steven SantanaHOST
[laughs]
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31:46Steven SantanaHOST
Mm.
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31:46Ben VerschoorHOST
But it's-
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31:47Steven SantanaHOST
Molly's Game? No, it's based on Molly Bloom's memoir, Molly's Game.
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31:50Ben VerschoorHOST
Oh.
What Did Tommy Tell Shane Gillis?
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51:43Caroline BaniewiczHOST
What? I was just agreeing with him at the conference.
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51:46John FeitelbergHOST
It must have been resurfacing because of this, but I had a video on my For You page of Molly Bloom talking about Tobey Maguire.
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51:54John FeitelbergHOST
Do you know who that is? So it's the movie called Molly's Game.
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51:59John FeitelbergHOST
Oh, yeah, great movie.
When a Perfect Movie Gets a Sequel — THE SOCIAL RECKONING with Jacob Rivera | The Becky Challenge: Go the Distance
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30:48Jacob RiveraGUEST
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30:48Jacob RiveraGUEST
the relationship between, uh, Molly Bloom and, and the lawyer, you know? Like, I think, like, they show, you know, at first they're not, like, on the same page, but they show, like, how they earn it, and I just don't think that they did that.
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31:00Jacob RiveraGUEST
And it's, it has to be because of the script, you know? I have to believe that these actors that they have on screen, which they have tons of great actors on screen, they're capable and they've shown they're capable of, you know, doing these things, you know? So, um, I, I just think it's frustrating because we know Aaron Sorkin's capable of doing better, and he-- it just fell flat, and it just wasn't earned, and it, you know, again, it's disappointing.
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31:28Becky D'AnnaHOST
Yeah.