The Jello of confidence - by Jarod Hector and CoachThorpe

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Hello, welcome to True Hoop with me, Gerard Hector and Coach David Thorpe. How are you, sir? Surprisingly well. Why is that? Why surprisingly well?

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Well, today I'm officially the last... 59 and a half, I know, I know. No, no. What's surprisingly well is in celebration, it just worked out purely by stupid accident, of being 59 and a half, Earth, Wind & Fire is coming to our area. And they're playing on a pretty well-known outdoor venue,

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which my wife and I have never gone because it's fucking Florida. We haven't gone in the summer. And then during the winter, I'm always busy because of the fucking NBA. So they're playing with a band that I grew up loving called Chicago. Of course. Easy music, whatever.

The Jello of confidence

PODCAST: where humility meets self belief

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Aug 15, 2024

The TrueHoop podcast is on Spotify, Apple, and right here.

On today's show Jarod Hector and David Thorpe discuss:

David's article on Team USA's humility and the lesson it taught the world
David talks in surprising ways about: the texture of Jello; Earth, Wind & Fire; and supreme confidence
Victor Wembanyama wants to learn from KD, David has an idea of what that might look like
Has the rest of the world caught up to America?
Quick thoughts on the Jazz, Lakers, and Warriors

Thank you for listening to TrueHoop!

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which my wife and I have never gone because it's fucking Florida. We haven't gone in the summer. And then during the winter, I'm always busy because of the fucking NBA. So they're playing with a band that I grew up loving called Chicago. Of course. Easy music, whatever.