# Jeff Hall

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OJ Simpson, Lance Armstrong, Michael Vick, and Pete Rose Walk Into a Quiz | The Halls of Mediocrity: Trailer #2

OJ Simpson is number one. Lance Armstrong is number four. And somehow Aaron Hernandez didn't make the top ten. The Halls of Mediocrity launches July 14th — and this is how we do research. The Halls of Mediocrity is a new show from the Archive Podcast Network covering the athletes whose careers rang…

Episode 823: August 1, 2026 ~ Dirt Doctor Podcast Audio This Week - Biquinho "Little Beak" Peppers

The August 1, 2026, Dirt Doctor Podcast with Howard Garrett discusses a small Brazilian pepper he discovered in a restaurant that he now grows to eat and as an ornamental plant. Biquinho peppers are also called "Little Beak" and "Sweetie Drops." Also answered questions that came in through the "Ask…

Judy Burgarella and Camy De Mario (Florida Art Chix Gallery)

Judy Burgarella and Camy De Mario join the show to talk about art, and more specifically, the Florida Art Chix Studio, now in it's 4th year.  We ask Judy how she inspires her art students.  We discuss "Hot Summer Art," featuring works by guest artists Justine Lomenzo, Iris Peterson, P. Hall, Jeff H…

Michigan Beats #11 Oklahoma, Lions Survive OT Thriller | HoM Week 2 NFL & CFB Recap

Michigan knocked off the Sooners, Bryce Underwood is starting to look like a real quarterback, and the Detroit Lions needed overtime to survive a scare from a surprising Saints offense. Kevin and Jeff Hall break down a wild Week 2 across college football and Week 1 of the NFL. Inside this episode: …

Jennifer Capriati: Tennis Prodigy, Teen Meltdown, and the Greatest Comeback I HoM Episode 12

At 13 years old, Jennifer Capriati was already the youngest player to reach a Grand Slam semifinal. By 14, she was a top-10 ranked pro with multi-million dollar endorsement deals from Oil of Olay and Snapple. By 18, she was arrested at a run-down Florida motel with drugs in the room. This week, Kev…

Evel Knievel: The Con Man, the Crashes, and the FBI File Behind the Legend I Episode 13

Before he was a cultural icon jumping the fountains at Caesars Palace, Evel Knievel was a small-time hustler out of Butte, Montana — a juvenile delinquent who knocked out the power to an entire town, kidnapped the woman who'd become his wife, and robbed a Safeway. Kevin and Jeff Hall trace the wild…

"Champagne" Tony Lema: Golf's Forgotten Great and Its Saddest What-If Episode 14

In the 1960s, only Arnold Palmer may have been more popular than Tony Lema. He won 12 tournaments in four years, including the 1964 Open Championship at St. Andrews after just 36 hours in Scotland and nine practice holes. Then, at 32 years old and entering the prime of his career, he was gone. Kevi…

A Tokyo Special: Simon Lee and Jeffrey J. Hall on Changing Japan

After a long hiatus, the podcast is back! During the summer, the podcast took a break because Sherzod was in Tokyo for three months on a research fellowship. While there, he met and spoke with two people who know Japan intimately and interpret it to the outside world in different ways: Simon Lee, a…

Case Files #86: Brandy Hall

Case Files — Brandy Hall — Palm Bay, Florida, 2006. Brandy Hall, a 32-year-old Palm Bay firefighter and mother of two, was last seen on station video leaving the Malabar Fire Department at 10:45 PM on August 17, 2006 — the night before her husband Jeff was sentenced in a marijuana grow-house case. …

Titus Young: The Lions Receiver Whose Career Unraveled on Live TV I HoM Episode 15

In 2011, the Detroit Lions used a second-round pick on Boise State receiver Titus Young to give Matthew Stafford a big-play partner for Calvin Johnson. Less than two seasons later, he was out of the NFL. Kevin and Jeff Hall trace one of the most talented and most troubled careers in Lions history. …