Oct 21, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
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Ryan NeinsteinGuestMichael ByrdHostBrad AdattoHostBut before we get there, Brad, I read an article that illustrates the powerful influence of television.
So do you know the story about Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhaney buying an English football club?
I didn't see the documentary, but I understand you have these two Hollywood stars, bought a struggling soccer team.
For context, for those who haven't heard, they purchased the Wrexham AFC Club in Wales, and they were a low-level club
So they bought low, invested heavily, and turned the whole thing into television.
And at the end of each season, clubs can be promoted to the next level if they win or relegated to a lower level if they come in last.
And so this documentary that you mentioned was a Disney docuseries called Welcome to Wrexham as they walked through their journey to try to go from the low levels and move up.
If law firms had that regulation, you know, one bad quarter, Michael, would you have me go practice like in a kiosk in the mall maybe?
But the show's been a hit, and with all the money that they poured into the team, they actually now are the second tier.
But before we get there, Brad, I read an article that illustrates the powerful influence of television.
So do you know the story about Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhaney buying an English football club?
I didn't see the documentary, but I understand you have these two Hollywood stars, bought a struggling soccer team.
For context, for those who haven't heard, they purchased the Wrexham AFC Club in Wales, and they were a low-level club
So they bought low, invested heavily, and turned the whole thing into television.
And at the end of each season, clubs can be promoted to the next level if they win or relegated to a lower level if they come in last.
And so this documentary that you mentioned was a Disney docuseries called Welcome to Wrexham as they walked through their journey to try to go from the low levels and move up.
If law firms had that regulation, you know, one bad quarter, Michael, would you have me go practice like in a kiosk in the mall maybe?
But the show's been a hit, and with all the money that they poured into the team, they actually now are the second tier.
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