State Farm on Ridiculous History

Ridiculous HistoryJuly 25, 2026

CLASSIC: The Nature of Ephemera, with Alex Williams

1:01
mid-roll
Ben Bowlin, Noel Brown
Speaker
iHeartPodcasts
July 25, 2026
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0:00 / 1:01
@ 18:12 in ep

Estimated current placement value

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~$240range $36$1,700

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Transcript

Bro, have you ever noticed that everything happens in the 90th minute of a match? It's like everything is a warm-up till that last minute. Like when that goalie blocked like 16 shots in the final minutes of a match. Totally insane. Every five seconds, he was defending the goal shot after shot. 16 saves, bruh. 16. The whole team was hanging on by a thread, and this one man just kept showing up. Like with State Farm, everything's coming at you fast, but your State Farm agent can help. Facts. And football's biggest moments always happen late, too. Minute 88, 89, 90. Everybody's exhausted. Pressure maxed out. Along comes a total legend y con un cabezazo. Goal! And scoring before that final whistle es algo divino, bruh. Like a State Farm agent stepping up, ready to help you file a claim. Bet. The aura, the saves, el buen servicio, that's the stuff people remember forever. Yeah, not just who won, but who held it down when it mattered the most. The whole team in your corner, no matter what's coming your way. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.

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Episode

Ridiculous History
CLASSIC: The Nature of Ephemera, with Alex Williams
Hosts: Ben Bowlin, Noel Brown
Publisher: iHeartPodcasts