Enjoy this recap of some of the best moments from March and prepare for more captivating conversations with Shannon Sharpe because you never know who’s going to stop by The Club…

00:00 - Offset on Joe Budden disrespecting Cardi B's new song & flipping $245K into $700M by investing in avatars on phone 

17:22 - Kobe Bryant vs NYC gangster, balling at Rucker Park, guarding Allen Iverson & only watching Jordan tape at Steve Stoute's house

28:11 - Lil Rel’s beef with Katt Williams & says Katt’s jealous of Kevin Hart

45:03 - Eddie Murphy & Dave Chappelle aren’t top 4 comedians - Godfrey explains & hilariously impersonates Dave Chappelle

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Enjoy this recap of some of the best moments from March and prepare for more captivating conversations with Shannon Sharpe because you never know who’s going to stop by The Club…
00:00 - Offset on Joe Budden disrespecting Cardi B's new song &amp; flipping $245K into $700M by investing in avatars on phone 
17:22 - Kobe Bryant vs NYC gangster, balling at Rucker Park, guarding Allen Iverson &amp; only watching Jordan tape at Steve Stoute's house
28:11 - Lil Rel’s beef with Katt Williams &amp; says Katt’s jealous of Kevin Hart
45:03 - Eddie Murphy &amp; Dave Chappelle aren’t top 4 comedians - Godfrey explains &amp; hilariously impersonates Dave Chappelle
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NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

Club Shay Shay

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Enjoy this recap of some of the best moments from March and prepare for more captivating conversations with Shannon Sharpe because you never know who’s going to stop by The Club…  00:00 - Offset on Joe Budden disrespecting Cardi B's new song & flipping $245K into $700M by investing in avatars on phone   17:22 - Kobe Bryant vs NYC gangster, balling at Rucker Park, guarding Allen Iverson & only watching Jordan tape at Steve Stoute's house  28:11 - Lil Rel’s beef with Katt Williams & says Katt’s jealous of Kevin Hart  45:03 - Eddie Murphy & Dave Chappelle aren’t top 4 comedians - Godfrey explains & hilariously impersonates Dave Chappelle

Best of Offset, Godfrey, Lil Rel & Steve Stoute

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Charles Barkley returns to Club Shay Shay, delving even deeper into the intricacies of basketball, life, and the world at large. Charles reminisces about everything from the Dream Team, including why Isiah Thomas was left off the team, the Olympics being the best event he ever was a part of and what it felt like to be considered one of America’s best.  Charles goes on to share insights on the modern NBA landscape; Barkley provides a compelling perspective on the evolution of basketball and the impact of legendary former and current players alike. He offers astute observations on the shifting dynamics of the game, from the media’s favor of offense over defense to the nuances of player monetary indulgences and this year’s MVP race. With characteristic candor, Barkley shares personal anecdotes, from his culinary preferences to his interactions with fellow athletes and media personalities. He reflects on the challenges of navigating public scrutiny and media criticism, offering glimpses into his own journey of self-discovery and growth. Amidst discussions on sports, race, and societal responsibility, Barkley's unwavering authenticity shines through, as he grapples with complex issues with nuance and humility. From humorous exchanges to poignant reflections, this episode encapsulates the essence of Club Shay Shay—a platform for unfiltered dialogue and genuine connection. Join Shannon Sharpe and Charles Barkley as they traverse the terrain of sports, culture, and beyond, inviting listeners on a compelling voyage of introspection, inspiration, and enlightenment.

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Charles Barkley returns to Club Shay Shay, delving even deeper into the intricacies of basketball, life, and the world at large. Charles reminisces about everything from the Dream Team, including why Isiah Thomas was left off the team, the Olympics being the best event he ever was a part of and what it felt like to be considered one of America’s best.  Charles goes on to share insights on the modern NBA landscape; Barkley provides a compelling perspective on the evolution of basketball and the impact of legendary former and current players alike. He offers astute observations on the shifting dynamics of the game, from the media’s favor of offense over defense to the nuances of player monetary indulgences and this year’s MVP race. With characteristic candor, Barkley shares personal anecdotes, from his culinary preferences to his interactions with fellow athletes and media personalities. He reflects on the challenges of navigating public scrutiny and media criticism, offering glimpses into his own journey of self-discovery and growth. Amidst discussions on sports, race, and societal responsibility, Barkley's unwavering authenticity shines through, as he grapples with complex issues with nuance and humility. From humorous exchanges to poignant reflections, this episode encapsulates the essence of Club Shay Shay—a platform for unfiltered dialogue and genuine connection. Join Shannon Sharpe and Charles Barkley as they traverse the terrain of sports, culture, and beyond, inviting listeners on a compelling voyage of introspection, inspiration, and enlightenment.
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Charles Barkley returns to Club Shay Shay, delving even deeper into the intricacies of basketball, life, and the world at large. Charles reminisces about everything from the Dream Team, including why Isiah Thomas was left off the team, the Olympics being the best event he ever was a part of and what it felt like to be considered one of America’s best.  Charles goes on to share insights on the modern NBA landscape; Barkley provides a compelling perspective on the evolution of basketball and the impact of legendary former and current players alike. He offers astute observations on the shifting dynamics of the game, from the media’s favor of offense over defense to the nuances of player monetary indulgences and this year’s MVP race. With characteristic candor, Barkley shares personal anecdotes, from his culinary preferences to his interactions with fellow athletes and media personalities. He reflects on the challenges of navigating public scrutiny and media criticism, offering glimpses into his own journey of self-discovery and growth. Amidst discussions on sports, race, and societal responsibility, Barkley's unwavering authenticity shines through, as he grapples with complex issues with nuance and humility. From humorous exchanges to poignant reflections, this episode encapsulates the essence of Club Shay Shay—a platform for unfiltered dialogue and genuine connection. Join Shannon Sharpe and Charles Barkley as they traverse the terrain of sports, culture, and beyond, inviting listeners on a compelling voyage of introspection, inspiration, and enlightenment.

Charles Barkley Part 2

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Charles Barkley grabs a rebound at Club Shay Shay and joins Shannon Sharpe for an enthralling conversation that transcends basketball. Barkley opens up about his deep-rooted ties to his Alabama hometown, revealing poignant anecdotes from his upbringing, including his grandmother's unconventional side hustle and his father's impactful visit during a pivotal moment in high school. From childhood mishaps to transformative life lessons, Barkley shares the raw and authentic experiences that shaped his journey to NBA stardom. Reflecting on his early NBA career, Barkley delves into the inner turmoil that fueled his competitive fire, shedding light on pivotal moments of self-realization, including a notorious spitting incident and poignant encounters with influential figures like Moses Malone and Dr. J. With candid honesty, Barkley navigates through the highs and lows of his illustrious career, from the exhilaration of collegiate success at Auburn to the challenges of sportsmanship and the weight of societal and professional expectations. He offers a unique perspective on the evolution of the NBA, touching on topics ranging from player contracts and league dynamics to the enduring legacy of basketball icons like Larry Bird and Michael Jordan. Through laughter, introspection, and unwavering authenticity, Barkley paints a vivid portrait of resilience, determination, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence. Join Shannon Sharpe and Charles Barkley for an unforgettable first half of their conversation through the triumphs and tribulations of a living legend, as they explore the timeless truths that transcend the boundaries of sport.

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Charles Barkley grabs a rebound at Club Shay Shay and joins Shannon Sharpe for an enthralling conversation that transcends basketball. Barkley opens up about his deep-rooted ties to his Alabama hometown, revealing poignant anecdotes from his upbringing, including his grandmother's unconventional side hustle and his father's impactful visit during a pivotal moment in high school. From childhood mishaps to transformative life lessons, Barkley shares the raw and authentic experiences that shaped his journey to NBA stardom. Reflecting on his early NBA career, Barkley delves into the inner turmoil that fueled his competitive fire, shedding light on pivotal moments of self-realization, including a notorious spitting incident and poignant encounters with influential figures like Moses Malone and Dr. J. With candid honesty, Barkley navigates through the highs and lows of his illustrious career, from the exhilaration of collegiate success at Auburn to the challenges of sportsmanship and the weight of societal and professional expectations. He offers a unique perspective on the evolution of the NBA, touching on topics ranging from player contracts and league dynamics to the enduring legacy of basketball icons like Larry Bird and Michael Jordan. Through laughter, introspection, and unwavering authenticity, Barkley paints a vivid portrait of resilience, determination, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence. Join Shannon Sharpe and Charles Barkley for an unforgettable first half of their conversation through the triumphs and tribulations of a living legend, as they explore the timeless truths that transcend the boundaries of sport.
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Charles Barkley grabs a rebound at Club Shay Shay and joins Shannon Sharpe for an enthralling conversation that transcends basketball. Barkley opens up about his deep-rooted ties to his Alabama hometown, revealing poignant anecdotes from his upbringing, including his grandmother's unconventional side hustle and his father's impactful visit during a pivotal moment in high school. From childhood mishaps to transformative life lessons, Barkley shares the raw and authentic experiences that shaped his journey to NBA stardom. Reflecting on his early NBA career, Barkley delves into the inner turmoil that fueled his competitive fire, shedding light on pivotal moments of self-realization, including a notorious spitting incident and poignant encounters with influential figures like Moses Malone and Dr. J. With candid honesty, Barkley navigates through the highs and lows of his illustrious career, from the exhilaration of collegiate success at Auburn to the challenges of sportsmanship and the weight of societal and professional expectations. He offers a unique perspective on the evolution of the NBA, touching on topics ranging from player contracts and league dynamics to the enduring legacy of basketball icons like Larry Bird and Michael Jordan. Through laughter, introspection, and unwavering authenticity, Barkley paints a vivid portrait of resilience, determination, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence. Join Shannon Sharpe and Charles Barkley for an unforgettable first half of their conversation through the triumphs and tribulations of a living legend, as they explore the timeless truths that transcend the boundaries of sport.

Charles Barkley Part 1

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Amanda Seales and Shannon Sharpe continue to engage in a candid and thought-provoking dialogue that touches on a myriad of topics, from navigating the highs and lows of the entertainment industry to the complexities of personal relationships. Amanda recounts how she got her start in radio as a result of her poetry, having her first interview while working for Sirius be of OutKast, and how industry politics involving Jay-Z and Pusha T ultimately got her fired from Sirius. Continuing on the subject of industry politics, Amanda shares the time she was kicked out of the Black Emmy’s party because Issa Rae’s publicist wanted her gone, which led to a scuffle and confusion. Amanda goes further into the tumultuous relationship she’s had with Issa Rae’s publicist over the years and how it’s spilled over into her work on Insecure, which created a work environment that ultimately has led Amanda to disagree with Lil Rel’s opinion that Issa creates environments that empower women. Amanda also touches on other sets and productions like Bring the Funny, The Real, hosting the BET Awards during COVID, and working with Kevin Hart. Amanda also discusses Queen Latifah coming to her defense, Candace Owens, Emmanuel Acho’s comments about Angel Reese, and how her expectations for dating differ drastically from Shannon’s. This second portion of the interview is a testament to Amanda's unwavering courage and resilience, as well as her commitment to speaking truth to power in pursuit of justice and authenticity.

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Amanda Seales and Shannon Sharpe continue to engage in a candid and thought-provoking dialogue that touches on a myriad of topics, from navigating the highs and lows of the entertainment industry to the complexities of personal relationships. Amanda recounts how she got her start in radio as a result of her poetry, having her first interview while working for Sirius be of OutKast, and how industry politics involving Jay-Z and Pusha T ultimately got her fired from Sirius. Continuing on the subject of industry politics, Amanda shares the time she was kicked out of the Black Emmy’s party because Issa Rae’s publicist wanted her gone, which led to a scuffle and confusion. Amanda goes further into the tumultuous relationship she’s had with Issa Rae’s publicist over the years and how it’s spilled over into her work on Insecure, which created a work environment that ultimately has led Amanda to disagree with Lil Rel’s opinion that Issa creates environments that empower women. Amanda also touches on other sets and productions like Bring the Funny, The Real, hosting the BET Awards during COVID, and working with Kevin Hart. Amanda also discusses Queen Latifah coming to her defense, Candace Owens, Emmanuel Acho’s comments about Angel Reese, and how her expectations for dating differ drastically from Shannon’s. This second portion of the interview is a testament to Amanda's unwavering courage and resilience, as well as her commitment to speaking truth to power in pursuit of justice and authenticity.
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Amanda Seales and Shannon Sharpe continue to engage in a candid and thought-provoking dialogue that touches on a myriad of topics, from navigating the highs and lows of the entertainment industry to the complexities of personal relationships. Amanda recounts how she got her start in radio as a result of her poetry, having her first interview while working for Sirius be of OutKast, and how industry politics involving Jay-Z and Pusha T ultimately got her fired from Sirius. Continuing on the subject of industry politics, Amanda shares the time she was kicked out of the Black Emmy’s party because Issa Rae’s publicist wanted her gone, which led to a scuffle and confusion. Amanda goes further into the tumultuous relationship she’s had with Issa Rae’s publicist over the years and how it’s spilled over into her work on Insecure, which created a work environment that ultimately has led Amanda to disagree with Lil Rel’s opinion that Issa creates environments that empower women. Amanda also touches on other sets and productions like Bring the Funny, The Real, hosting the BET Awards during COVID, and working with Kevin Hart. Amanda also discusses Queen Latifah coming to her defense, Candace Owens, Emmanuel Acho’s comments about Angel Reese, and how her expectations for dating differ drastically from Shannon’s. This second portion of the interview is a testament to Amanda's unwavering courage and resilience, as well as her commitment to speaking truth to power in pursuit of justice and authenticity.

Amanda Seales Part 2

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