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It’s Not Looking Too Good For The Yankees Jaela Wesley
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Episode 440: A Potentially Horrible Night Chris Horwedel
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Epsiode 348: Atlantic Division Preview Tyler Laurie
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Ep. 233: WCS/DS Recaps, Roki’s ’25, ’26 Fantasy Rankings Michael Dault
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441. Marvel Zombies REVIEW (SPOILERS) Seth Everett
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Episode 259: Joe Flacco Might Die Mario Hines
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Rob Peter To Pay Paul Mario Hines
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187: Postseason and Football Doyce Kirkland
We get in to some heavy stuff on this one. We taped this in mid-September when our country was going through some stuff, kinda like now. So if you are having trouble digesting the current state of affairs maybe us diving in to it with a barrage of constant Harry […]
Acclaimed animation director, producer, and storyboard artist Brandon Vietti visits the show to discuss his latest film “Batman-Death in the Family.”
On this week’s “Take Me In to the Ballgame,” Ellen Adair and Eric Gilde discuss the 1993 fan-favorite “The Sandlot” on the 20-80 scouting scale. Goofuses and legends abound in this delightful nostalgia bomb, along with a few pickles to contend with along the way.
On this episode of the Potterhood, Neko and Will tackle some listener questions and those questions deal not just with Harry Potter…. but also with the state of the country. Oh what a time to be alive.
This episode starts off with an analysis of Slytherin’s anti-muggle prejudice and really goes from there. There is a referendum on the recent statement by a Cuomo that comedy clubs are not essential. Of course we related it all to HP.
Eddiots, gather round! Longtime Stand-Up Comic Eddie Pence joins the show and since he does 3 podcasts a day, he’s an expert at, well, podcasting!
On this week’s episode of Nothin’ But Net Flicks, Corey Tulaba & guest Fotis Michael revisit the NY Hoops documentary “A Kid From Coney Island” on the rise, fall, and rebirth of Stephon Marbury
Neko and Will are aware that there is a pretty big election looming. We break down which characters would vote for which candidates: Lucius Malfoy and Cornelius Fudge (that’s a rough parallel).
On this week’s “Take Me In to the Ballgame,” Ellen Adair and Eric Gilde discuss the 1974 Roy Campanella biopic, “It’s Good to Be Alive.” Much discussion of Campanella’s life vs. the depiction in this TV movie culminate in great fun scoring the “Delightfulness of Catcher” tool!