Sasha and Steve are back in the studio for their monthly Sports on Screen movie review. This month, they’re discussing Arthur the King, a film starring Mark Wahlberg as adventure racer Michael Light. The movie tells the incredible true story of Michael and Arthur, a stray dog who changes Michael’s life forever during an epic endurance race.

This one was a doozy, folks, and show seems to have gotten through it by pulling out as many dog-related idioms as she could muster. (Special prize for the first person to DM us the total number in this episode!) 

Tune in to find out if Arthur the King makes the cut and hear the final verdict on this canine adventure. Thanks to Brian Elliott for the recommendation!

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Sasha Graham is the host of the award-winning podcast, Sports Will Save Us All, a sports podcast for the NPR crowd. Sasha has worked as a television writer and producer, at Walt Disney Studios as Vice President of National Publicity, and has published two children's books, Milo Does Not Like Mornings and Whitney Wins Everything.