In this emotionally charged episode of The Buck Stops Here Hall of Fame Show, Kirk Buchner and Evan Nolan reflect on the lives and legacies of dozens of athletes, entertainers, and cultural icons we've recently lost. From the impact of Ryne Sandberg on the Chicago Cubs to the complicated legacy of Hulk Hogan and the groundbreaking artistry of Ozzy Osbourne, this episode dives deep into Hall of Fame moments, personal memories, and historical significance.Tune in to hear heartfelt tributes, sharp commentary, and fascinating facts about names that shaped sports, music, and entertainment. Whether you're a Hall of Fame voter, fan, or trivia junkie — this one's for you.🌐 Visit notinhalloffame.com to vote for your favorites and explore who should be enshrined next.
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