Russ Tyler's guest appearances

Russ Tyler

The Quack Attack: The DEFINITIVE Mighty Ducks Podcast

BCM at UAFS Media

Hunter Thompson

Josh Duhamel

Lindsay Lohan

Brian Williams

Michael Eisner

Matt LeBlanc

Kenan Thompson

Melissa Etheridge

Scott Whyte

Leonardo DiCaprio

Jack White

Arnold Schwarzenegger

David Newman

Steve Brill

Ron Jeremy

OwlTail

Daniel Lowery

In Episode 8 of The Link Lee Woodmansee sits down with Russ Tyler and Daniel Lowery from First Southern Central City. Russ and Daniel talk about all the things that make their church special. They even dip into 80s music, and Howard Shore listening habits.

The Link, Episode 8, Russ Tyler, Daniel Lowery, 10Oct18

Listen to us Stitcher  Mike, Tommy, and Kevin break down Russ Tyler's eight-man street hockey crew: how they started, how they got team U.S.A. to play them and what happened after. In the process they reveal the tragic story of Russ and his brother James and how Hans fits into the whole situation. Show notes: The crew:Hector in D2 (played by Noah Verduzco) versus James Madio.JamesIt was Steve Brill who revealed that Russ has a sporting goods store.   We gave the Hans theory in Episode 11. In the end we decided that Jan ended up running Hans' Sport Shop as a legitimate business after Hans faked his death and moved to Norway.  Russell Athletic is a front.  Thanks @KroganWeAre for the #QuackQuestion.  Luis Mendoza breaking the fourth wall.Twitter | Facebook | iTunes  Pod intro and outro by Josh Luecht

Listen to us Stitcher Mike, Tommy, and Kevin break down Russ Tyler's eight-man street hockey crew: how they started, how they got team U.S.A. to play them and what happened after. In the process they reveal the tragic story of Russ and his brother James and how Hans fits into the whole situation. Show notes: The crew: Hector in D2 (played by Noah Verduzco) versus James Madio. James It was Steve Brill who revealed that Russ has a sporting goods store.  We gave the Hans theory in Episode 11. In the end we decided that Jan ended up running Hans' Sport Shop as a legitimate business after Hans faked his death and moved to Norway. Russell Athletic is a front. Thanks @KroganWeAre for the #QuackQuestion. Luis Mendoza breaking the fourth wall. Twitter | Facebook | iTunes Pod intro and outro by Josh Luecht

What happened to Russ Tyler’s crew?

Mike, Tommy and Kevin discuss Russ Tyler's rapid rise from kid in South Central to International celebrity, then  break down Russ's journey to Europe and his lucrative business running a knuckle puck academy. Show notes RUSS TYLER:Wayne Gretzky was traded in 1988. The Junior Goodwill Games took place in 1994, so it's conceivable that Russ Tyler picked up the game due to Gretzky's presence in Los Angeles.  The White Men Can't Jump characters Kevin was referring to were in fact Duck and King.   Russ sends team USA to the finals with his goal against Russia. The USA TODAY cover proclaiming Russ a hometown hero:The Tom Emanski commercial featuring Fred McGriff:Most of the street hockey scene. Notice how Russ and James' boys throw checks and score goals, proving Kevin's theory that they didn't do anything in the entire scene wrong:The IMDB page for Finding Forrester if you're like Mike and haven't seen it.

Mike, Tommy and Kevin discuss Russ Tyler's rapid rise from kid in South Central to International celebrity, then  break down Russ's journey to Europe and his lucrative business running a knuckle puck academy. Show notes RUSS TYLER: Wayne Gretzky was traded in 1988. The Junior Goodwill Games took place in 1994, so it's conceivable that Russ Tyler picked up the game due to Gretzky's presence in Los Angeles. The White Men Can't Jump characters Kevin was referring to were in fact Duck and King.  Russ sends team USA to the finals with his goal against Russia. The USA TODAY cover proclaiming Russ a hometown hero: The Tom Emanski commercial featuring Fred McGriff: Most of the street hockey scene. Notice how Russ and James' boys throw checks and score goals, proving Kevin's theory that they didn't do anything in the entire scene wrong: The IMDB page for Finding Forrester if you're like Mike and haven't seen it.

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