The Morning After with Jared Smith

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The Morning After with Jared Smith is a sports podcast hosted by Jared Smith, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jared Smith hosts The Morning After with Jared Smith, a sports show with 38 episodes published.

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  Episode #39

  #39 - Circa Survivor, Millions & The Rise of the Secondary Market

  Aug 8, 202630 minS2

  Welcome to Season 2 of The Morning After! In this exciting episode, we’re live from the iconic Circa Sportsbook in Las Vegas and kicking things off with a special guest, Matty Simo from footballcontest.com. The conversation focused on the explosive growth of football contests like Circa Survivor and Circa Million, the unique atmosphere of competing at the sportsbook itself, and insider perspectives on the evolution of the contest space. A key theme that emerged was how these contests offer a different kind of energy and opportunity for football fans, whether you’re a sharp bettor or just a casual player looking to test your skills against the very best. The discussion explored the rise of secondary marketplaces like PropSwap, strategies for buying and selling entries, and how these developments are changing the game for participants.

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  Episode #38

  #38 - Knicks in Five

  Jun 14, 202634 minS1

  In this action-packed episode of The Morning After, the conversation focused on the New York Knicks’ first NBA championship in 53 years and the Carolina Hurricanes’ emphatic Stanley Cup win. A key theme that emerged was the powerful mix of joy, nostalgia, and citywide celebration as long-standing droughts ended.The discussion explored Victor Wembanyama’s controversial performance in the NBA Finals, raising questions about sportsmanship, maturity, and his future as the league’s newest star. Several points were raised, including his on-court incidents and his reaction after the loss.Experience the delight as World Cup fans discover American culture, and dig into the ongoing chaos in college football surrounding player gambling scandals and NCAA rule challenges.👍 Like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments!

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  Episode #37

  #37 - The Greatest Comeback in NBA History

  Jun 10, 202617 minS1

  What did we just witness? In episode 37 of "The Morning After," we break down the New York Knicks' unbelievable comeback against the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals—possibly the greatest comeback in playoff history! With the Knicks now just one win away from their first championship since 1973, we dive into the wild momentum swings, clutch plays (and crucial mistakes), and the electric reaction from fans all over New York City. A key theme that emerged was the pressure on both young and veteran players in the biggest moments—from Jalen Brunson’s second-half clinic to the game-changing OG Anunoby tip-in, as well as the costly decisions made by Josh Hart and De’Aaron Fox. The discussion also explored the broader narrative surrounding Knicks fandom, fanbase reputations, and why major market teams get so much love—and hate—when it matters most. Plus, there’s a look ahead to Game 5, some personal stories (including a surprise scorpion sting!), and what’s next for the podcast after this NBA season wraps up. Don’t miss this passionate, unfiltered recap of a night that will go down in NBA history!

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  Episode #36

  #36 - The Knicks Are Going To The NBA Finals

  May 25, 202638 minS1

  It's the morning after an unforgettable night: the New York Knicks are heading to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999! This live episode dives into the Knicks’ dominant playoff run, what makes this team different from historical underdogs, and why a matchup with the Spurs or Thunder is set to electrify basketball fans everywhere. The discussion explores personal stories from growing up a Knicks fan, unforgettable playoff memories, and how the city is buzzing after decades without a men's major sports championship.A key theme that emerged was the scrutiny top athletes face in the social media era. The episode covers the recent NFL controversy involving Jackson Dart's political appearance, teammate responses, and what it says about modern locker room dynamics and public discourse.

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  Episode #35

  #35 - Jim Monos

  May 11, 20261h 13mS1

  Former NFL executive and lifelong gambler Jim Monos joins The Morning After for a deep-dive into the wild intersection of football, scouting, and sports betting. Host Jared Smith and Monos reminisce about their days working together at Pickswise, swap war stories from the league, and discuss how the rise of legalized gambling has changed the sports landscape—for better and for worse.

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