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Legacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of November 24-30In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Wilt Chamberlain pulling in 55 rebounds, Reggie Jackson signing with the Yankees and one of the greatest college football moments of all time.
2025-11-2402 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of November 17-23In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Jackie Robinson winning the NL MVP, the amazing Rams vs Chiefs MNF game in 2018 and DaRon Bland Making history.
2025-11-1702 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of November 10-16In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Lebron James passing Wilt Chamberlain for 5th on the all time career scoring list as well as Dwight Gooden winning the 1985 Cy Young award and the first fight between Riddick Bowe and Evander Holyfield.
2025-11-1002 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of November 3-9In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives game 7 of the 2001 World Series as well as Magic Johnson announcing he had HIV and Evander Holyfield upsetting Mike Tyson.
2025-11-0302 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of October 27 - November 2In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives the Red Sox and Cubs winning the world series as well as Muhammed Ali knocking out George Foreman.
2025-10-2702 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of October 20 - 26In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey breaks down the Red Sox coming back from a 3-0 deficit, Freddie Freeman's walk off home run in game 1 of the World Series and the Mets winning game 6 of the 1986 World Series.
2025-10-2002 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of October 13-19In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Reggie Jackson's 3 home run game, Mets winning the 1969 world series and Kirk Gibson's dramatic walk off.
2025-10-1302 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of October 6-12In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Roy Halladay's playoff no-hitter, the Lakers winning the 2020 NBA Championship and Larry Bird and Magic Johnson making their NBA debut's.
2025-10-0602 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of September 29 - October 5In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives the Thrilla in Manila, OJ Simpsons not guilty verdict and Aaron Judge breaking Roger Maris's record.
2025-09-2902 min
The Sports Yammerer!The Sports Yammerer - September 22, 2025The Sports Yammerer is back with this week, talking Yankees playoff chances, college football a quarter way through the season, and the Jets being dead but Baker making it look good.Matt is joined by the co-host Kyle, and constant guests in Jay and Ryan to go over the college football and NFL landscape, as well as the other shenanigans in the world of sports!The Sports Yammerer is live every Monday from 9 to 11pm ONLY on 1077 The Bronc Retro, and then available on podcast after! To listen live either go to 1077thebronc.com/listenlive...
2025-09-231h 35Legacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of September 22-28In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Nolan Ryan's last game, Albert Pujols hitting his 700th home run and Aaron Judge tying Roger Maris with his 61st home run of the season.
2025-09-2202 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of September 15 - 21In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Shohei Ohtani's record breaking day, Jackie Robinson winning the rookie of the year, and Reggie Jackson hitting his 500th home run.
2025-09-1502 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of September 8 - 14In this edition, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Pete Rose breaking Ty Cobb's hit record, Serena Williams winning her first grand slam, and Indiana University firing Bob Knight.
2025-09-0802 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion in Motion: Week of September 1 - 8In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Cal Ripken breaking Lou Gehrig's streak of straight games played as well as Oscar Robertson retiring in 1974 and the Eagles and Packers playing the first NFL game ever in the southern hemisphere.
2025-09-0102 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of August 25 - 31In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives the epic fight between Floyd Mayweather and Connor McGregor, the Lucas Giolito no-hitter and Ken Griffey Sr and Ken Griffey Jr playing together.
2025-08-2501 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of August 18 - 24In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Mike Tyson comeback fight, Nolan Ryan getting his 5000th strikeout and Pete Rose being banned for life.
2025-08-1801 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of August 11 - 17In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Lou Brock's 3000 hit, Felix Hernandez's perfect game and Aaron Judge hitting his first home run.
2025-08-1102 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of August 4 - 10In this edition, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Barry Bonds hitting his 756 home run as Mark McGwire hitting is 500th as well as Kevin Durant leading team USA to gold.
2025-08-0402 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of July 28 - August 2In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Tommy Lasorda's retirement, Kevin Garnett's trade to the Celtics and Blake Snell throwing a no-hitter.
2025-07-2802 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of July 21 - 27In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Hank Aaron's 700th home run, Greg Maddux's great performance against the Cubs and the memorable "Pine Tar Game".
2025-07-2302 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of July 14 - 20In this episode Nolan McCaffrey relives the conclusion of Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak, Giannis winning his first championship, and the final home run of Hank Aaron's career.
2025-07-1402 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of July 7 - 13In this edition, host Nolan McCaffrey relives the Lebron James famous decision, the 2014 World Cup Final and Cristiano Ronaldo signing with Juventus.
2025-07-0702 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of June 30 - July 6In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives the US Women's National Team and their amazing World Cup wining performance in 2015, Lebron James signing with the Lakers and Lou Gehrig's iconic speech.
2025-06-3001 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of June 23-26In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Lebron James being drafted number one overall in 2003, Mike Tyson's epic KO against Michael Spinks and the passing of Title IX.
2025-06-2302 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of June 16-22In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives OJ Simpson and the famous police chase as well as Lebron James and the Cavs winning the 2016 NBA championship and the 1970 World Cup Winning Brazil team.
2025-06-1602 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of June 9-15In this edition, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Michael Jordan's last game as a Bull, the Rangers Stanley Cup Win and the epic fight between Tommy Hearns and Roberto Duran.
2025-06-0902 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of June 2 - 8In this edition, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Mike Tyson vs Lennox Lewis, Steph Curry's historic night in the NBA Finals and Babe Ruth's retirement.
2025-06-0202 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of May 26 - June 1stIn this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey relives Barry Bonds 715th home run as well as Mike Tyson's epic KO of Pinklon Thomas and Usain Bolt's record breaking performance.
2025-05-2602 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of May 19 - 25In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey discusses the first night game in MLB history as well as Wayne Gretzky and the Oilers first Stanley Cup Championship and Barry Bonds hitting his 714th home run.
2025-05-1902 minLegacy In MotionLegacy in Motion: Week of May 12 - May 18In this episode, host Nolan McCaffrey discusses Ernie Banks and his 500th home run, Michael Jordan's Rookie campaign and Dwight Gooden's emotional night back in 1996.
2025-05-1202 minLegacy In MotionLegacy In Motion: Week of May 5 - May 10In this episode, Zach Jones discusses Michael Jordan's final regular season game as a bull, The Rocket's 300th career win, and Bobby Orr's famous goal. You can't miss it!
2025-05-0502 minLegacy In MotionLegacy In Motion: Week of April 28 - May 4In this episode, Zach Jones discusses Roger Clemens 20 strikeout game, Magic Johnson final regular season game, and Floyd Mayweather defeated Manny Pacquiao, You can't miss it!
2025-04-2802 minLegacy In MotionLegacy In Motion: Week of April 21 - April 26In this episode, Zach Jones discusses Kareem Adbul's Jabbar's final regular season game, the first National League game ever played, and Kevin Durant becoming the youngest ever scoring champion, You can't miss it!
2025-04-2101 minLegacy In MotionLegacy In Motion: April 14th -April 20thIn this episode, Zach Jones looks back on Michael Jordan's 63 point game in 1986 against the Celtics, Jackie Robinson breaking the color barriers, and Tiger Woods changing golf forever, You can't miss it!
2025-04-1402 minLegacy In MotionLegacy In Motion: April 7th - April 12thEnjoy the first edition of Legacy In Motion as Zach Jones discusses Hank Aaron's record breaking homerun, UConn's historic 2004 NCAA Tournament, and so much more! You can't miss it!
2025-04-0702 minLegacy In MotionLegacy In Motion PreviewGet Ready for the Premier Episode of Legacy In Motion! Remember the achievements and accolades of your favorite sports legends!
2025-04-0401 min
Milestones in African American HistoryAmelia Boynton RobinsonAmelia Boynton Robinson was the first African American woman in the state of Alabama to run for Congress inspiring African Americans everywhere while pushing the boundaries in the world of politics. Read by Marissa Spencer.
2025-02-0502 minMilestones in African American HistorySidney PoitierThe first African American to win an Academy Award for best actor, Sidney Poitier will always be remembered for his acting, directorial work and trailblazing for black artists. Voiced by Ellis Foreman
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryHiram RevelsThe first African American to serve in either house of the U.S. Congress, Hiram Revels remained steadfast in his pursuit of excellence and opportunity for all African Americans. Voiced by Ellis Foreman.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryEunice Hunton CarterEunice Hunton Carter was the first African American prosecutor in Manhattan and out away one of the most notorious mob bosses in the world. Read by Olivia Parker.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryMax RobinsonMax Robinson was the first African American news anchor and two-time Emmy-winning documentary director.
Read by Ben Shinault.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryMary Ellen PleasantMary Ellen Pleasant was the first black millionaire in the United States. Read by Jaden Foreman
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryGeorge Biddle KelleyGeorge Biddle Kelley was the first registered African American engineer in the state of New York, and is a Jewel of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated.
Read by Owen Mccarron.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryDr. Charles R. DrewDr. Charles R. Drew saved countless lives with his invention of preserving blood and plasma, also known as the Blood Bank. Read by Jaden Foreman.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryMarie Van Brittan BrownMarie Van Brittan Brown is the inventor of the home security system, specifically CCTV. Read by Jaden Foreman.
2025-02-0101 minMilestones in African American HistoryJane BolinJane Bolin was an outstanding attorney and the first African American female judge in the United States.
Read by Jaden Foreman.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryRube FosterRube Foster was the founder and manager of the Chicago American Giants and organizer of the Negro National League baseball. Read by Jaden Foreman.
2025-02-0101 minMilestones in African American HistoryRalph BuncheRalph Bunch was the first African American to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Read by Lindsay Scarola.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryMaria P. WilliamsMaria P. Williams was the first black female film producer dating all the way back to the silent film era.
Read by Emily O'Connor.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistorySadie T.M. AlexanderSadie Tanner Mossell Alexander was the first African American female lawyer in Philadelphia and the first National President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.
Read by Owen Nelson.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryCab CallowayCab Calloway remains the blueprint for every entertainer that wishes to perform on stage. Read by Iso Rampulla.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryGerald WilsonGerald Wilson was one of the most famed jazz musicians and played with every great early icon in the world of music.
Read by Allison Burton.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryJosh GibsonJosh Gibson was "the black babe ruth" and one of the greatest baseball players of all time. Read by Matthew Brown.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryHerbert HubbardHerbert Hubbard was the first African American to graduate from Rider University. Read by Jordan Hirsh.
2025-02-0101 minMilestones in African American HistoryShirley ChisholmShirley Chisholm was the first African American to run for President of the United States. Read by Rosalyn Tiangco.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryGordon ParksGordon Parks is the director of Shaft and one of the most influential photographers of all time. Read by RJ Seib.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryLewis Howard LatimerOne of the greatest engineers in history, Lewis Howard Latimer worked with many great inventors to improve the world technologically. Read by Jack Jock.
2025-02-0101 minMilestones in African American HistoryBessie ColemanThe foundation of aviation as we know it today, Bessie Coleman encouraged other African Americans to learn aviation and break barriers. Voiced by Marissa Spencer
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryMatthew HensonThe first man to stand on top of the world, Matthew Henson will always be known as the man who discovered the North Pole and will be idolized for his perseverance and willpower to never back down from a challenge. Voiced by Nick Witkowski.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryGil Scott-HeronAccomplished poet, musician, and bluesologist Gil Scott-Heron's words were a calling for all people to speak up and make their voices heard in the way they know how. Voiced by Vivian Uricoechea.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryGarrett MorganThe inventor of the traffic light and one of the world's greatest innovators and businessmen, Garrett Morgan will always be remembered as a beacon of education and innovative new ideas. Voiced by Jaden Foreman
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryFritz PollardThe first black NFL coach and quarterback in history, Frederick Douglass “Fritz” Pollard, was one of the greatest runners the world has ever seen and led the way for many Black Americans playing and coaching in the NFL today. Voiced by Kadie DiGiuseppe.
2025-02-0101 minMilestones in African American HistoryClaudette ColvinA civil rights activist who refused to give up her seat on a bus months before Rosa Parks’ protest, Claudette Colvin's fight to end segregation may not be as widely recognized but without her strength, we wouldn’t have the freedoms and rights that we do today. Voiced by Brian Tobin.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryToni StoneThe first woman to play as a regular on an American major-level professional baseball team, Toni Stone as able to elevate her game to the highest possible level and prove that women deserved to be at said level. Voiced by Emily O'Connor.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryElston HowardThe first African American player on the Yankees roster Elston Howard will be remembered for his class, professionalism and outstanding playing career. Voiced by Ellis Foreman.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryAlain Leroy LockeThe first African American Rhodes Scholar, Alain Leroy Locke will always be remembered for his philosophical brilliance and dedication to the betterment of education for African Americans. Voiced by Nick Carucchi.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryAlbert MurrayA great author and critic Albert Murray has been recognized as one of the most influential novelists in the modern day, and his passion for education will inspire all who read from his books. Voiced by Guy Varela.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryAmiri BarakaAn author of numerous acclaimed books of poetry and a professor at several universities, Amiri Baraka's literary influence is undeniable. Voiced by Ellis Foreman.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryDr. Benjamin ChavisKnown as the "Godfather of the Environmental Justice Movement, Dr. Benjamin Chavis made people aware of the issues in his community, and continues to find solutions to those issues and create a better tomorrow for all people. Voiced by Cassie Vaz.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryCharity Adams EarleyThe highest-ranking African-American female officer during World War II Charity Adams Earley created more opportunities for Black Americans in the United States military. Voiced by Lathan Gill.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryAlvin AileyA pioneer in the world of dance Alvin Ailey was one of the most well-known and influential dancers of all time. Voiced by Claire Palmer.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryCab CallowayThe blueprint for every entertainer alive today, Cab Calloway inspired almost every performer in modern media today with his wits, musical ability, and extravagant stage presence. Voiced by Iso Rampulla.
2025-02-0102 minMilestones in African American HistoryVertner Woodson TandyThe first African American registered architect in New York State, Vertner Woodson Tandy has had a direct impact on the many African Americans who’ve created lifelong bonds and career success for themselves. Voiced by Ellis Foreman
2025-01-3102 min
Rotten TreasureFinal Destination 5 with Kyle HanlonThis week, Kyle Hanlon returns for Final Destination 5. It’s like other sequels, but secretly a prequel. How much weed does a Big Mac get you? Why did Jensen Ackles punch Kai in middle school? Why are we avoiding Jon Voight?
“No, I've never gotten an omelet.” - Kyle Hanlon
Follow Kyle on Instagram @themusicfan77 and on YouTube @khan1014 to check out his music album reviews, covers and originals. Kyle would also like to encourage y’all to check out The Sports Yammerer, Tuesdays from 10pm to 11pm on 1077 the Bronc. Available on the WRRC2 ap...
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