NBA Champion and 8x All-Star Dwight Howard joins Shannon to talk about his life both on and off the court. The 90+ minute conversation spans Dwight's career from Orlando to his most recent stop with the Lakers.



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NBA Champion and 8x All-Star Dwight Howard joins Shannon to talk about his life both on and off the court. The 90+ minute conversation spans Dwight's career from Orlando to his most recent stop with the Lakers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

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

Dwight Howard

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Joseline Hernandez joins Club Shay Shay for a conversation about her journey from growing up in Puerto Rico to becoming a reality TV icon, chart-topping rapper, entrepreneur, and business mogul. Known as the Puerto Rican Princess, Joseline opens up about motherhood, her marriage to Ballistic Beats, her past, and building her own streaming empire.

Joseline Hernandez discusses her second pregnancy, preparing for a natural birth, and welcoming another child with her husband. She shares how she raises her daughter and her approach to parenting. Joseline also reflects on her relationship with her mother, breaking generational cycles, and bringing her family together on her own reality TV show.

Joseline details her difficult childhood in Puerto Rico, moving to Florida at age eight, losing her father to an overdose, and struggling with cocaine addiction. She speaks about running away from home as a teenager, being placed in juvenile programs, and learning to survive on her own. Joseline also reveals how she entered the strip club at 17, made thousands of dollars dancing, and once received $350,000 in cash from a man.

Joseline explains how she transitioned from stripping into music and reality television, meeting Stevie J, and landing on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. She talks about working with Mona Scott-Young, going from $1,100 per episode to $11,000 and eventually $50,000 per episode, and why she walked away from Love & Hip Hop after six seasons. She also discusses her relationship with Stevie J, her time on reality TV, and the evolution of her career.

Joseline Hernandez opens up about launching Joseline’s Cabaret, building a streaming network with Ballistic Beats, and creating opportunities for herself. She discusses her business ambitions and her desire to make new superstars.

Shannon and Joseline also talk about Wendy Williams, The Real, The Kardashians, Kim Kardashian, Rihanna, Amber Rose, P-Valley, and whether she would join The Real Housewives of Miami. Joseline shares her thoughts on fame, relationships, marriage, and her identity as a Black Puerto Rican woman.

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If you&rsquo;re ever injured, you can check out Morgan &amp; Morgan. Their fee is FREE unless they win. For more information, go to <a href="http://forthepeople.com/SHANNON">FORTHEPEOPLE.COM/SHANNON</a> or dial Pound LAW (Pound 529) from your cell phone.&nbsp;
Joseline Hernandez joins Club Shay Shay for a conversation about her journey from growing up in Puerto Rico to becoming a reality TV icon, chart-topping rapper, entrepreneur, and business mogul. Known as the Puerto Rican Princess, Joseline opens up about motherhood, her marriage to Ballistic Beats, her past, and building her own streaming empire.
Joseline Hernandez discusses her second pregnancy, preparing for a natural birth, and welcoming another child with her husband. She shares how she raises her daughter and her approach to parenting. Joseline also reflects on her relationship with her mother, breaking generational cycles, and bringing her family together on her own reality TV show.
Joseline details her difficult childhood in Puerto Rico, moving to Florida at age eight, losing her father to an overdose, and struggling with cocaine addiction. She speaks about running away from home as a teenager, being placed in juvenile programs, and learning to survive on her own. Joseline also reveals how she entered the strip club at 17, made thousands of dollars dancing, and once received $350,000 in cash from a man.
Joseline explains how she transitioned from stripping into music and reality television, meeting Stevie J, and landing on Love &amp; Hip Hop Atlanta. She talks about working with Mona Scott-Young, going from $1,100 per episode to $11,000 and eventually $50,000 per episode, and why she walked away from Love &amp; Hip Hop after six seasons. She also discusses her relationship with Stevie J, her time on reality TV, and the evolution of her career.
Joseline Hernandez opens up about launching Joseline&rsquo;s Cabaret, building a streaming network with Ballistic Beats, and creating opportunities for herself. She discusses her business ambitions and her desire to make new superstars.
Shannon and Joseline also talk about Wendy Williams, The Real, The Kardashians, Kim Kardashian, Rihanna, Amber Rose, P-Valley, and whether she would join The Real Housewives of Miami. Joseline shares her thoughts on fame, relationships, marriage, and her identity as a Black Puerto Rican woman.

Club Shay Shay - Joseline Hernandez Part 2 

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Club Shay Shay - Joseline Hernandez Part 1

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Ryan Garcia joins Club Shay Shay for an explosive conversation about boxing, his upcoming fight with Conor Benn, Devin Haney, Gervonta “Tank” Davis, Terence Crawford, Canelo Alvarez, Floyd Mayweather, and the future of the sport. Garcia addresses the criticism that he is “not a real Mexican,” why he never learned Spanish growing up, and his relationship with Oscar De La Hoya. He also discusses his future with Golden Boy and Zuffa before breaking down why a Devin Haney rematch has not happened and revisiting the controversy surrounding his positive test.

Ryan opens up about missing weight for the Gervonta “Tank” Davis fight and why he wants another shot at Tank at 147 pounds. He also gives his thoughts on Tank’s inactivity, Devin Haney’s style, and why he believes Devin Haney was a more difficult opponent than Tank. The conversation turns to Floyd Mayweather, as Garcia explains what made Floyd one of boxing’s greatest fighters while criticizing the way some current fighters try to imitate his career. Ryan also names Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Floyd Mayweather as his boxing Mount Rushmore and discusses his dream matchup with Manny Pacquiao.

Garcia then talks about his issues with Terence Crawford. He also gives his opinion on Canelo Alvarez and says he believes a fast, young fighter like Jaron “Boots” Ennis could give Canelo problems. Ryan lays out his ambitious plans for boxing, including fights with Teofimo Lopez, Devin Haney, and potentially Crawford. Ryan gets brutally honest about his upcoming fight with Conor Benn, promising a spectacular performance. He also reveals whether he would fight Canelo Alvarez and discusses his complicated relationship with Floyd Mayweather.

Garcia opens up about the lessons he learned from Mike Tyson and how he approaches money, investments, taxes, cars, clothes, and gambling. He also reflects on his partying lifestyle, drinking before the Devin Haney fight. Ryan discusses stepping away from boxing, getting his mind right, rebuilding his life, therapy, anxiety, spirituality, and learning to treat his body like a temple. He explains how returning to the gym helped transform his body, mindset, and relationship with boxing.

Garcia also revisits his loss to Rolly Romero. He breaks down the mental side of boxing, his training philosophy, his favorite knockouts, the hardest punch he has taken, and his experiences against Luke Campbell and Tank Davis.

Ryan talks about Jake Paul, revealing that he turned down a $20 million offer to fight him because he chose a world-title opportunity against Mario Barrios. He also gives his thoughts on Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury, Logan Paul, and Adrien Broner. Finally, Garcia discusses the current state of boxing, calling on Tank, Devin Haney, Shakur Stevenson, and other top fighters to compete against each other. He also weighs in on Claressa Shields, women’s boxing, the WNBA, A’ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, and Candace Parker.

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Ryan Garcia joins Club Shay Shay for an explosive conversation about boxing, his upcoming fight with Conor Benn, Devin Haney, Gervonta &ldquo;Tank&rdquo; Davis, Terence Crawford, Canelo Alvarez, Floyd Mayweather, and the future of the sport. Garcia addresses the criticism that he is &ldquo;not a real Mexican,&rdquo; why he never learned Spanish growing up, and his relationship with Oscar De La Hoya. He also discusses his future with Golden Boy and Zuffa before breaking down why a Devin Haney rematch has not happened and revisiting the controversy surrounding his positive test.
Ryan opens up about missing weight for the Gervonta &ldquo;Tank&rdquo; Davis fight and why he wants another shot at Tank at 147 pounds. He also gives his thoughts on Tank&rsquo;s inactivity, Devin Haney&rsquo;s style, and why he believes Devin Haney was a more difficult opponent than Tank. The conversation turns to Floyd Mayweather, as Garcia explains what made Floyd one of boxing&rsquo;s greatest fighters while criticizing the way some current fighters try to imitate his career. Ryan also names Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Floyd Mayweather as his boxing Mount Rushmore and discusses his dream matchup with Manny Pacquiao.
Garcia then talks about his issues with Terence Crawford. He also gives his opinion on Canelo Alvarez and says he believes a fast, young fighter like Jaron &ldquo;Boots&rdquo; Ennis could give Canelo problems. Ryan lays out his ambitious plans for boxing, including fights with Teofimo Lopez, Devin Haney, and potentially Crawford. Ryan gets brutally honest about his upcoming fight with Conor Benn, promising a spectacular performance. He also reveals whether he would fight Canelo Alvarez and discusses his complicated relationship with Floyd Mayweather.
Garcia opens up about the lessons he learned from Mike Tyson and how he approaches money, investments, taxes, cars, clothes, and gambling. He also reflects on his partying lifestyle, drinking before the Devin Haney fight. Ryan discusses stepping away from boxing, getting his mind right, rebuilding his life, therapy, anxiety, spirituality, and learning to treat his body like a temple. He explains how returning to the gym helped transform his body, mindset, and relationship with boxing.
Garcia also revisits his loss to Rolly Romero. He breaks down the mental side of boxing, his training philosophy, his favorite knockouts, the hardest punch he has taken, and his experiences against Luke Campbell and Tank Davis.
Ryan talks about Jake Paul, revealing that he turned down a $20 million offer to fight him because he chose a world-title opportunity against Mario Barrios. He also gives his thoughts on Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury, Logan Paul, and Adrien Broner. Finally, Garcia discusses the current state of boxing, calling on Tank, Devin Haney, Shakur Stevenson, and other top fighters to compete against each other. He also weighs in on Claressa Shields, women&rsquo;s boxing, the WNBA, A&rsquo;ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, and Candace Parker.

Ryan Garcia joins Club Shay Shay for an explosive conversation about boxing, his upcoming fight with Conor Benn, Devin Haney, Gervonta “Tank” Davis, Terence Crawford, Canelo Alvarez, Floyd Mayweather, and the future of the sport. Garcia addresses the criticism that he is “not a real Mexican,” why he never learned Spanish growing up, and his relationship with Oscar De La Hoya. He also discusses his future with Golden Boy and Zuffa before breaking down why a Devin Haney rematch has not happened and revisiting the controversy surrounding his positive test.  Ryan opens up about missing weight for the Gervonta “Tank” Davis fight and why he wants another shot at Tank at 147 pounds. He also gives his thoughts on Tank’s inactivity, Devin Haney’s style, and why he believes Devin Haney was a more difficult opponent than Tank. The conversation turns to Floyd Mayweather, as Garcia explains what made Floyd one of boxing’s greatest fighters while criticizing the way some current fighters try to imitate his career. Ryan also names Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Floyd Mayweather as his boxing Mount Rushmore and discusses his dream matchup with Manny Pacquiao.  Garcia then talks about his issues with Terence Crawford. He also gives his opinion on Canelo Alvarez and says he believes a fast, young fighter like Jaron “Boots” Ennis could give Canelo problems. Ryan lays out his ambitious plans for boxing, including fights with Teofimo Lopez, Devin Haney, and potentially Crawford. Ryan gets brutally honest about his upcoming fight with Conor Benn, promising a spectacular performance. He also reveals whether he would fight Canelo Alvarez and discusses his complicated relationship with Floyd Mayweather.  Garcia opens up about the lessons he learned from Mike Tyson and how he approaches money, investments, taxes, cars, clothes, and gambling. He also reflects on his partying lifestyle, drinking before the Devin Haney fight. Ryan discusses stepping away from boxing, getting his mind right, rebuilding his life, therapy, anxiety, spirituality, and learning to treat his body like a temple. He explains how returning to the gym helped transform his body, mindset, and relationship with boxing.  Garcia also revisits his loss to Rolly Romero. He breaks down the mental side of boxing, his training philosophy, his favorite knockouts, the hardest punch he has taken, and his experiences against Luke Campbell and Tank Davis.  Ryan talks about Jake Paul, revealing that he turned down a $20 million offer to fight him because he chose a world-title opportunity against Mario Barrios. He also gives his thoughts on Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury, Logan Paul, and Adrien Broner. Finally, Garcia discusses the current state of boxing, calling on Tank, Devin Haney, Shakur Stevenson, and other top fighters to compete against each other. He also weighs in on Claressa Shields, women’s boxing, the WNBA, A’ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, and Candace Parker.

Club Shay Shay - Ryan Garcia Part 2

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