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For the past several months at least once a week, the same podcast has been added to my Daily Drive playlist for no reason. I'm sure it's a fine podcast but I don't listen to podcasts in general and there is nothing in my listen history that would suggest that I would be interested in this particular one. Previously I've been able to remove podcasts from the playlist, however, with this one, I can't. I've tried it on my phone, the desktop app, and even on the web browser. Nothing works and it's exhausting.
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Check if the podcast is saved in your library: If the podcast is saved in your library, it could be the reason why it keeps getting added to your Daily Drive playlist. Try removing the podcast from your library and see if that solves the issue.
Clear cache and data: Clearing the cache and data of your Spotify app may help fix the issue. Go to your phone's settings, find Spotify, and then select "Storage". From there, select "Clear cache" and "Clear data".
ESPN Daily kicks off your morning with the best sports story you'll hear all day. Monday to Friday, we bring you an inside look at the most interesting stories at ESPN, as told by the top reporters and insiders on the planet.
ESPN PodCenter | Download the ESPN AppEpisode archiveMany podcast platforms limit the number of episodes in the show feed, but the entire archive of ESPN Daily episodes is available in the playlist above and the list below. Depending on the day and time, recent episodes might only appear in the playlist above.
The Atlanta Falcons selection of Michael Penix Jr. in the first round was the biggest surprise of the 2024 NFL Draft. Especially when you consider that they had inked veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins to a massive deal just weeks before. So today ESPN NFL Draft and college football analyst Jordan Reid explains the plan to guest host David Dennis Jr. and tells us why there's a chance that this leaves a huge mess down in Atlanta.
The Arizona Coyotes have been a struggling franchise for most of their history. They have faced turmoil both on and off the ice -- a bankruptcy in 2009 and, as of late, a years-long failure to secure a new arena. This winter, with the Coyotes in the midst of a second season in a college hockey barn, the NHL finally had enough. Enter Ryan Smith, owner of the NBA's Utah Jazz. In an abnormal arrangement, Smith is taking over ownership and moving the team to Utah. But they won't be called the Coyotes. Control of that brand, as well as its logos, records, and history remains in the hands of former owner Alex Meruelo, who intends to restore the Arizona club in the coming years. Today, ESPN senior NHL writer Greg Wyshynski breaks down how we got here, how this sale works, and what the future holds for hockey in both Utah and Arizona. Greg's article is Inside the Coyotes' stunning move from Arizona to Utah.
After coming off of a 4-8 season and losing more than two dozen players to the transfer portal, Coach Prime remains more optimistic and blunt than ever, promising long-time fan Miss Peggy and the world that the Buffaloes will make a bowl game this year. Today our Andrea Adelson recaps the Buffaloes' spring game that got more than 20,000 fans excited for what's to come and previews players to look out for and the future of Dieon Sanders in the chilling mountain tops of Colorado.
Frank Sinatra, Derek Jeter, Christopher Walken, and The Notorious B.I.G. They have all been considered the King of New York at some point in time. And now it appears the time has come to place the crown atop the head of Jalen Brunson. But what kind of king would Brunson be? And where does this idea come from in the first place? There's no king of Baltimore, or Tulsa, so why does this title exist for that city? Andscape's Justin Tinsley has explored this concept in his book It Was All a Dream: Biggie and the World That Made Him. So today he explains it all, and tells us why Brunson is perfectly suited to rule the five boroughs right now.
Phillies star Bryce Harper has always been about blue collar hard work - and the spotlight. From his Sports Illustrated cover story at 16 years old to being the number one pick in the MLB Draft to his record-setting contract, Harper's headlines have followed him wherever he went. It's that worth ethic and willingness to take everything notoriety brings with it that made his arrival in Philadelphia a match made in heaven. And in a town notorious for wearing their hearts - and hate - on their sleeve, Harper has become one with the City of Brotherly Love. Today, ahead of the Phillies' Sunday Night Baseball matchup with the Giants, ESPN's Jesse Rogers joins us to break down how this all happened and why the Harper Effect isn't going anywhere.
The world watched as Reggie Bush's Heisman Trophy was revoked in 2010 after an NCAA investigation that uncovered improper gifts to Bush. Now, 14 years later, we watched him finally get it back. The Heisman Trust announced last week the formal reinstatement of Bush's trophy, citing "enormous changes in the college football landscape" as the reason. So today, ESPN's Ryan McGee is here to tell the story of where we once were and how the NCAA evolved to allow for Reggie Bush to get his trophy back, and what will come next as college athletes' power continues to grow.
The life of a successful NBA executive requires you to fix everything, everywhere all at once. So when Utah Jazz general manager Justin Zanik found himself in a fight for his life, he was suddenly in the unfamiliar position of needing to be fixed himself. But this is nothing new to the resilient Zanick family who have been at the forefront of fighting diseases for their entire lives. ESPN senior insider Adrian Wojnarowski spent time with the Zanicks and tells the story of this inspirational family and explains how they have been able to rally themselves, and others, to their cause. You can learn more about RUN - the Rare and Undiagnosed Network at
We've been waiting for Caleb Williams to be the number one overall pick in the NFL draft for what seems like years. And this past weekend, it finally happened. But with all of the hype around Williams the football player, and the focus on how his unique sense of style will fit into the NFL, there's been little conversation about who this guy is in the locker room and off the field. So today, ESPN Chicago reporter and host Courtney Cronin tells us who Caleb Williams really is. By talking to the people who know him best: his friends, coaches, and teammates.
As the last pick of the 2022 NFL draft, Brock Purdy accepted the title of Mr. Irrelevant as he entered the league for the San Francisco 49ers. He's already gone 17-4 as a starter, with 44 touchdowns and 15 interceptions. He's had a Pro Bowl appearance and of course, ended the season with an appearance in the Super Bowl. With the NFL draft continuing through the weekend, we will know who our next Mr. Irrelevant is on Saturday night. So today, ESPN writer Ryan Hockensmith joins us to explore Purdy's relationship to the Mr. Irrelevant title and tells us the history of Paul Salata, the former NFL underdog who turned the final pick of the draft into an event in itself.
The NFL Draft is one of the most anticipated events on the NFL calendar. Fans of losing franchises wait to see who will be their next savior, and fans of winning franchises look to see who will bolster their Super Bowl hopes. While first round picks get all the buzz, it's the later picks that make or break a teams' fortunes. So today ESPN's resident football expert Mina Kimes joins the show to break down who will be drafted where, and which teams' futures will be determined this weekend.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington is the definition of a baseball lifer. The 71 year old has been a scrappy utility player, a pennant winning manager, and a coach with a knack for unlocking his players full potential. But there have also been downs in Washington's career: a failed drug test, an extramarital affair, and a decade of thinking he would never manage again. Through it all Washington has done what he's best at. Teaching the game. Today, senior ESPN journalist Howard Bryant, who has known and covered Washington for 30 years, tells us the story of his career. And explains why this current job could be his greatest achievement yet.
No one was surprised to learn that Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert experienced the same darkness retreat that Jets QB Aaron Rodgers made famous, or maybe infamous. And no one was surprised that the reaction was just as polarizing for Gobert, as it was for Rodgers. But what is it about the Timberwolves center that makes the Frenchman so dislikable to his peers? What exactly is it about his specific je ne sais quoi that has the man who's won three Defensive Player of the Years awards, and a bank account to match, viewed as such a problem? ESPN NBA writer Tim McMahon actually knows Gobert quite well from his time reporting on him and breaks down the many things that sets Rudy apart from his peers in the NBA and the one thing that might be the key to his continued dominance.
10 years ago this week, TMZ published bombshell recordings of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's private conversation with his mistress, V. Stiviano. Sterling's racist and sexist dialogue captured the world's attention, and less than a week later, new commissioner Adam Silver had banned him from the NBA for life, forcing a sale of the Clippers. Today ESPN senior NBA writer, Ramona Shelburne, who covered the story and hosted the 30 for 30 podcast, The Sterling Affairs: Takes us back through the events of the scandal, explains how it was a seminal moment in the NBA, and ahead of the release of the FX mini-series Clipped, and tells us what it was like transitioning from a reporter to a producer. 152ee80cbc
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