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2015 Cleveland Browns Season Preview W/ Brandon O’Dell & Brian Engelman

September 18, 2015 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

“The Unhappy Hour” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes special guest Brandon O’Dell to discuss the upcoming Cleveland Browns 2015 NFL season.

– Will Johnny Manziel see the field as a starter this year?
– How improved will the defensive line be with 1st round draft pick Danny Shelton clogging the middle?
– Could this be a Browns playoff team?
– Which WR is going to make the most impact on the season?
– Will one RB pull ahead of the pack & become the work horse?

& much more.

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Ben Swann On “The Roots Of Police Militarization”, Sony Hack & More W/ Host Brian Engelman.

December 20, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

Emmy Award Winning journalist Ben Swann joined host Brian Engelman on the “Agree To Disagree” radio show to discuss his recent project: “The Roots Of Police Militarization.”

Ben recently traveled to Ferguson, MO to cover the Mike Brown case for his new gig at RT.

Ben said that one of the main reasons Ferguson was so upset was because of the past 30 years of the “policing for profit” system that targets the residents finding crime in exchange for revenue. Ben breaks this all down with concrete examples of why the police have lost the support of their employers, “the people”.

Brian & Ben also discuss:
– Eric Garner
– MRAPS in Spokane, WA
– Russian politics
– The possibility of a Jeb Bush / Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential matchup, (Ben actually hopes this happens,…he’ll tell you why)
Plus:
The Sony “hack” raises many questions about the hypocrisy of the Obama administration in how they dealt with “The Innocence Of Muslims” video that they blamed for the Benghazi attacks, & how Obama criticized Sony for shelving “The Interview”.

& Much More!

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Browns Beat Buccaneers, Set Sights On Cincinnati. Host Brian Engelman Welcomes Brandon O’Dell.

November 4, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

“The Unhappy Hour” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes special guest Brandon O’Dell to discuss the Cleveland Browns victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

– What were the keys to victory against the Bucs?
– Is this Cleveland Bowns team a legitimate playoff threat in the very competitive AFC North?
– Can the Browns recover from the Alex Mack injury?
– When was the last time that a team has had to replace 3 Pro Bowl players like the Browns? (C Alex Mack, TE Jordan Cameron, WR Josh Gordon)
– The Browns get to face the division leading Bengals in front of a National crowd on Thursday night, what should we expect?