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eSIM Studios Podcast is hosted by Taylor Bell. We cover all topics in consumer electronics and mobile technology. We conduct phone reviews, app reviews, unboxings, discussions involving headline news, current events, leaks and rumors, releases and everything else technology related. Mr. Bell holds multiple technology degrees from various institutions. He has combined both his education accolades & insider employment history to form a unique angle & honest opinion of the technology industry. Featured topics include Apple iPhone 16, iPad, Google Pixel 9, Nothing Phone 3, Samsung Galaxy S24.

Hink From the popular ”Hink The Basement” YouTube Channel takes you through an in-depth view and perspective of the entire NFL with a special emphasis on his favorite NFL team the Chicago Bears. Follow us for multiple episodes per week as Hink and special guests discuss everything regarding the NFL including matchups, game recaps, game previews, betting odds, injuries, cuts, signings and the hottest news making headlines across the entire league. NFL Roundtable is your go to podcast for anything and everything football.

Chiefs Studios is the official home of your NFL & Kansas City Chiefs. Taylor Bell, Fred Davis & special guests discuss games, news, players, injuries, free agent signings, interviews, gameday livestreams, pregame, post game of the Chiefs and the rest of the NFL. Our podcast audio will have independent audio episodes & audio episodes pulled from the flagship platform of Chiefs Studios on YouTube. Join us all season long for unprecedented access and insight into the Chiefs and the rest of the NFL. #chiefskingdom #mahomes #mvp #mvpatrick Patrick Mahomes MVP #patmahomes #NFL Chiefs Studios Podcast is a member of the Sports Tech Network. Sports Tech Network & Chiefs Studios Podcast is owned, produced and edited by Taylor Bell of eSIM STUDIOS All content is uploaded and covered under The ”Freedom and Innovation Revitalizing United States Entrepreneurship Act of 2007” (FAIR USE Act) was a proposed United States copyright law that would have amended Title 17 of the U.S. Code, including portions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).