Life, Laguna Beach, and Whether This Is It for LeBron | with Stephen Colletti

Hello! It’s the podcast that has never called a Laguna Beach Surf Shop more than once in the same day. Today, Katie and the Casualties take a minute to discuss the tragic deaths of Jason Collins and Brandon Clarke, before getting into the latest trend of AI sporting event clips, the crazy Sabres-Canadians Game Four, the PWHL Semifinals being postponed before the Victoire moved on, the dangers of ordering merch under the influence, Cal Raleigh breaking out of his slump and the history if the MLB Slumpbuster, Shohei Ohtani getting help from Ice Cube, the Mets’ newest star in AJ Ewing and their most recent embarrassment in Noah Syndergaard, whether Isabella should bring a bag of spaghetti to Citi Field this weekend, the official list of prohibited items at the World Cup being released, and an update on the cups that really matter: the Giants’ outfielders celebrating by smashing their cups together. Then, Stephen Colletti joins the show [56:51] to talk about his new season of "Everyone is Doing Great" on Netflix, the legacy of Laguna Beach, looking back on it and both the good and bad cringe, rewatching himself like athletes watch tape, the surf shop phone and how often it rang, his season of Traitors, learning to play the game, and Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski pretending to not know each other, his aspirations as a sports broadcaster, whether LeBron James' career is done, his golf game and winning Closest to the Pin at the Netflix is a Joke Invitational, his marathon career, marrying a NASCAR reporter and picking a driver, and a quick game of Steve In/Steve Out on the world of sports. And finally, Katie wraps [1:28:34] with a full breakdown of her latest round of Celebrity Jeopardy!, and your e-mails and voicemails on it. Casuals merch! Now available - Click here Follow the show:Instagram - @CasualsThePodcastTikTok - @casualsthepodcastYouTube - @KatieNolan Voicemail: ‪(646) 801-0043‬E-Mail: CasualsWithKatieNolan@gmail.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.