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Sep 15, 2026

RodHOST
27:14
Because he's going to at least hit you in the dick.
RodHOST
27:16
The General.
RodHOST
27:19
The General.
KarenHOST
27:22
Come on, can the general bring Shaq as his person to fuck out? I had Shaq separately.
KarenHOST
27:28
I had Shaq separately.
KarenHOST
27:29
But you know what? Because they're
RodHOST
27:40
For
KarenHOST
27:40
like a special move, yes.
PatHOST
11:02
One of the great AEW matches of all time.
PatHOST
11:04
It was Jade Cargill, Shaq, and The General in the baddies section.
ChrisHOST
11:08
Oh, the general.
ChrisHOST
11:09
Oh, my God.
ChrisHOST
11:13
You see the general in the crowd, and it's like Jordan Poole with a baddie in the crowd.
PatHOST
11:19
Imagine Jade Cargill doing, like, the Andrade selfie spot, but, like, with the general.
PatHOST
11:23
You ever see
speaker_5UNKNOWN
11:24
the bathing suits, Dave?
Damian FowlerHOST
0:15
Dolly's built her reputation as a bit of a client whisperer, helping brands move past safe ideas into work people actually notice.
Ilyse LiffreingHOST
0:23
She's done that with everyone from challenger brands like auto insurance company The General to global icons like Mars.
Damian FowlerHOST
0:30
And at The General, that's meant finding creative ways to compete without outspending everyone else, leaning into music partnerships or gaming experiences such as Fortnite.
Ilyse LiffreingHOST
0:40
And with Mars, it's about something completely different.
Ilyse LiffreingHOST
0:44
Figuring out how an iconic brand keeps evolving without losing what made people love it in the first place.

6 MINS LATER

Dolly CarterGUEST
6:41
They went into it with a view to solving a very real problem.
Dolly CarterGUEST
6:45
business problem and in doing so they were able to communicate to the consumers that they heard them and I think that's really important because a lot of the time it can be a one-way loop.
Ilyse LiffreingHOST
6:56
the general is serving non-traditional insurance buyers and leaning into that identity.
Rhiana YazzieGUEST
1:36
kitty.
SunriseHOST
1:38
But she works for the General.
Rhiana YazzieGUEST
1:39
The General.
Rhiana YazzieGUEST
1:40
Who's the General?
SunriseHOST
1:43
Whoever's the big man in charge over at the Air Force Base? Tinker Air Force.
SunriseHOST
1:49
You really
Benny HamlinHOST
59:24
I think those are the three that work, and they work really, really well.
Benny HamlinHOST
59:29
So the general premise of the movie is...
Benny HamlinHOST
59:33
The coyote gets fed up with always getting injured, and so he decides to sue Acme over their products.
Benny HamlinHOST
59:42
It turns out there's a conspiracy theory at Acme, and I won't go into the rest of the plot because there will be spoilers involved.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
66:16
The domestics, luckily for them, are on board wages.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
66:19
Two huge footmen in light blue and canary, a fat, steady coachman who is a Methodist, and a butler who would never have stayed in the family but that he was orderly to General Scraper when the General distinguished himself at Walsherin.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
66:33
His widow sent his portrait to the United Service Club, and it is hung up in one of the back dressing closets there.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
66:41
He is represented at a parlor window with red curtains.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
67:06
The first of men, naturally, are the Buckrams, her own race.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
67:10
Then follow in rank the Scrapers.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
67:12
The General was the greatest General.
Deborah LynnNARRATOR
67:15
His eldest son, Scraper Buckram Scraper, is at present the greatest and best.
Shaquille O'NealHOST
6:33
I had to.
Adam LefkoeHOST
6:34
Uh, I believe you have a question for The General.
Shaquille O'NealHOST
6:37
The NBA is a tough business where a lot of players are looking for their moment.
Shaquille O'NealHOST
6:41
What under-the-radar NBA or G League guy would you love to see get their career break in the league? I'll answer it for you.
Tim O'BrienHOST
40:03
right, we'll take another break here.
Tim O'BrienHOST
40:04
We've got our Lights Out Performance of the Week presented by the General coming up on the other side.
Tim O'BrienHOST
40:08
Of course, you just missed that interview.
Tim O'BrienHOST
40:10
You can hear it again later either on twitch.tv at the Morning Drive with T.O. or wherever you get your podcasts.

18 MINS LATER

Brett RosenHOST
58:17
I just thought of the Vietnam War for some reason.
Brett RosenHOST
58:22
Who was the Civil War between, you know that? Oh, my gosh, the North and South.
Brett RosenHOST
58:26
Of what? General Lee was the General of the South.
Tim O'BrienHOST
58:29
Okay, what about World War II?
Sarah Wayne CalliesHOST
10:47
Michael is in The Company's custody.
Sarah Wayne CalliesHOST
10:49
The General corners Lincoln with an impossible deal called Tombstone 2.
Sarah Wayne CalliesHOST
10:54
Um, and...
Sarah Wayne CalliesHOST
10:56
Oh, I guess that's not the deal.

24 MINS LATER

Paul AdelsteinHOST
35:25
... dire, and that really sells it.
Paul AdelsteinHOST
35:27
And it also totally motivates Lincoln going and making that deal.
Paul AdelsteinHOST
35:31
It's because what, what the general says to Lincoln is, "You get me Sila and I will-"
Sarah Wayne CalliesHOST
35:36
Get me Sila.
James NiesHOST
7:39
We know your-
Ryan MillerHOST
7:39
Or the picture of, of a news- like, uh, have your kid hold up the newspaper like a hostage-
James NiesHOST
7:44
Yeah
Ryan MillerHOST
7:44
... and then take the picture.

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