SuperFan Diaries
The kick is up, and the kick is good! Welcome back to The Superfan Diaries with your host, JR Green, but today, we’re stepping out of the modern stadiums and taking a journey 20,000 years into the past to uncover the true, hidden history of fandom. Long before the NFL, before jerseys, and before the very first tailgate, human beings were already die-hard fans—but what exactly were they cheering for? From the ancient, torch-lit walls of the Lascaux caves to the deafening, earth-shaking roar of the Roman Colosseum, we are diving deep into the primal psychology of sports fans to answer the ultimate question: why do we care so much? Discover the ancient origins behind why we paint our faces, why underdog stories drive our culture, and the centuries-old secret behind "bread and circuses" that perfectly explains your undying loyalty to your home team. The origin of sports fandom isn’t about the game at all; it’s about a deeply wired human survival instinct that you probably never even realized you had. Hit play to uncover the ancient secret behind your loudest cheers, because to be human is to belong, and to belong is to be a fan! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices [https://megaphone.fm/adchoices]
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