Stan Kroenke, Trump & Norway, and Super Bowl LX | Ep. 67
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This week on Gambling Mad, the Super Bowl is treated less like a sporting event and more like a seminar on money, power, and excess. We look at Stan Kroenke’s ownership, his extensive land purchases, and what all of it suggests about modern sports, real estate, and the general idea of leverage. There is also Super Bowl trivia, some of it interesting, some of it unavoidable.
We then turn to the Powerball, where lottery winnings are effectively being cut in half, raising the question of whether the fantasy was ever priced correctly to begin with. On the political side, we react to Trump’s comments about Norway and peace and what that kind of phrasing appears to be doing in the world. In culture, Noma comes to Los Angeles and manages to turn a bagel popup into an event, which says something about food, cities, or both. We close with Minnesota politics and Tafoya’s run for office, focusing on what her campaign suggests she believes her qualifications are.