Don't miss our hilarious conclusion to our interview with Chris and Steve from "Bear Territory!" In this episode, Chris and Steve reflect on their journey in sports comedy and discuss the creation of memorable segments and their experiences with fans and famous Cal alumni. They share insights into the challenges and triumphs of blending humor with sports reporting, highlighting their impact on the genre and the evolution of their show, "Bear Territory."

Takeaways

They had significant interactions with athletes who appreciated their work.

The creation of "Little Cardinal Girl" was a spontaneous and collaborative effort.

They recognized their impact on fans and the sports community over time.

Their experiences with rivalries, especially with Stanford, were enlightening.

They often reflected on the support they received from fans and sponsors.

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It's Part 1 of a two-part discussion spotlighting the new transfer portal additions to the Cal Football team. Recorded on Sunday, January 11, 2026. We will release Part 2 once the transfer portal closes.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. GO BEARS!!!Share us with ALL your Cal friends: https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/

Note we spend the first part of our discussion talking about Rod's new book entitled "Things I Found in the Fire." We discuss the Cal men's basketball win over Notre Dame starting at the 12:04 mark.

SummaryIn this episode, Rod Benson joins the show to talk about his new book, "Things I Found in the Fire," which chronicles his journey of painting 84 murals over the past year. The discussion explores the emotional impact of art, the creative process, the challenges faced, and the importance of storytelling and community engagement through visual art. We also talk all about Cal's thrilling victory over Notre Dame in men's basketball and discuss the team's promising future.

Takeaways

Rod Benson painted 84 murals over the past year.

Art can evoke emotions and provoke thought.

His new book serves as a visual history of a year.

Community engagement is crucial in art creation.

Rod emphasizes the importance of storytelling in art.

Rod's murals reflect societal changes and challenges.

Art should be accessible and relatable to everyone.

The Cal men's basketball team is showing significant improvement.

The recent game against Notre Dame was a thrilling comeback.

Sports can bring unexpected joy and excitement.

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