web01.fireside.fm Sat, 16 May 2026 11:56:45 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Eat Drink Smoke - Episodes Tagged with “Andrew Luck Retires” https://eatdrinksmoke.fireside.fm/tags/andrew%20luck%20retires Mon, 26 Aug 2019 03:00:00 -0400 WE HAVE MOVED OUR PODCAST HOSTING! https://omny.fm/shows/eat-drink-smoke If you used to come to Fireside to get the podcast, you can now go to https://omny.fm/shows/eat-drink-smoke and grab it there. Or, find it on your favorite podcast platform! Eat Drink Smoke is hosted by long-time radio host and entertainer Tony Katz, with co-host Fingers Malloy. en-us episodic Tony Katz and Fingers Malloy talk amazing spirits, brilliant cigars and great food. Tony Katz WE HAVE MOVED OUR PODCAST HOSTING! https://omny.fm/shows/eat-drink-smoke If you used to come to Fireside to get the podcast, you can now go to https://omny.fm/shows/eat-drink-smoke and grab it there. Or, find it on your favorite podcast platform! Eat Drink Smoke is hosted by long-time radio host and entertainer Tony Katz, with co-host Fingers Malloy. no politics, culture, food, cigars, bourbon, reviews, review, cigar, whiskey, drink, expert Tony Katz tony@tonykatz.com Eat! Drink! Smoke! - Episode 49 - Andrew Luck Retires, and Money and Mental Health Matter. Is the Yamazaki 10-year Worth It? https://eatdrinksmoke.fireside.fm/andrew-luck-quits-football-millennials-culture-mental-health 510ffa39-e348-428f-90ed-b1bdb9239000 Mon, 26 Aug 2019 03:00:00 -0400 Tony Katz full Tony Katz Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has quit football, citing injuries and being mentally worn down. How are people reacting? And when you look at how millennials look at America, society and the future, is Luck's decision one we should expect more of? Tony Katz hosts Eat! Drink! Smoke! presented by Fanimation.com. 1:10:58 no <p>Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has retired. At 29. With millions in the bank. He says the injuries have gotten to him, and he is 'mentally worn down.' Many people are mentally worn down, but don't have the luxury of big bank account to stop working. How will his answer be taken by fans, and the NFL?</p> <p><a href="http://facebook.com/tonykatzradio" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Tony Katz</a> hosts <a href="http://facebook.com/eatdrinksmoke" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Eat! Drink! Smoke!</a> presented by <a href="http://fanimation.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Fanimation.com</a>. With Fingers Malloy and April D. Gregory, they review the Yaziki 10-year single malt whiskey and the 7x50 Sobremesa cigar.</p> <p>Luck's retirement is about more than football injuries; it's part of a growing trend of players who have decided to hang it up early. Is this the new way for millennials, who have a much different view of culture than older generations? And what does this mean for the NFL; will they continue to invest millions in players who leave in their prime, preventing the league from benefitting from their investments?</p> <p>Subscribe To The Podcast! - bit.ly/eatdrinksmoke </p> tony katz, andrew luck retires, indianapolis colts quarterback retires, andrew luck mentally worn down, millennials see culture different, millennials like socialism, nfl and early retirement, eat drink smoke podcast with tony katz Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has retired. At 29. With millions in the bank. He says the injuries have gotten to him, and he is 'mentally worn down.' Many people are mentally worn down, but don't have the luxury of big bank account to stop working. How will his answer be taken by fans, and the NFL?

Tony Katz hosts Eat! Drink! Smoke! presented by Fanimation.com. With Fingers Malloy and April D. Gregory, they review the Yaziki 10-year single malt whiskey and the 7x50 Sobremesa cigar.

Luck's retirement is about more than football injuries; it's part of a growing trend of players who have decided to hang it up early. Is this the new way for millennials, who have a much different view of culture than older generations? And what does this mean for the NFL; will they continue to invest millions in players who leave in their prime, preventing the league from benefitting from their investments?

Subscribe To The Podcast! - bit.ly/eatdrinksmoke

]]> Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has retired. At 29. With millions in the bank. He says the injuries have gotten to him, and he is 'mentally worn down.' Many people are mentally worn down, but don't have the luxury of big bank account to stop working. How will his answer be taken by fans, and the NFL?

Tony Katz hosts Eat! Drink! Smoke! presented by Fanimation.com. With Fingers Malloy and April D. Gregory, they review the Yaziki 10-year single malt whiskey and the 7x50 Sobremesa cigar.

Luck's retirement is about more than football injuries; it's part of a growing trend of players who have decided to hang it up early. Is this the new way for millennials, who have a much different view of culture than older generations? And what does this mean for the NFL; will they continue to invest millions in players who leave in their prime, preventing the league from benefitting from their investments?

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