This Podcast will be covering all sorts of sports topics. Such as, predictions, scores, sports business deals, trade, my opinion on organizations and the leagues, and many more! This podcast has everything you need to know about sports right here!
Mark Romig - Stadium Announcer for the New Orleans Saints
Mark Romig, the iconic New Orleans Saints stadium announcer, shares his passion for contributing to the city's culture and spirit, offering a behind-the-scenes look at his remarkable legacy.
20 Jun 2024
Denny Neagle - Former MLB Pitcher and World Series Champion
In this episode, we sit down with a 2-Time All-Star and World Series Champion Denny Neagle to explore the highs and lows of his illustrious career. We start with where his love for baseball came from, uncovering the moment he knew he had what it took to go pro.
Then we delve into the pivotal year 2000, Denny shares his experiences bouncing between three teams before landing with the Yankees, ultimately winning the thing all players chase, a World Series. He offers insights into his mindset during this period in time and the challenges he faced on his path to glory.
We then rewind to the unforgettable Game 4 of the 1997 National League Championship Series, where he pitched a complete-game shutout for the Atlanta Braves. He reflects on the emotions running through him during the final out and reveals what made that game so special in his heart.
We then pivot to the evolution of pitching, he discusses the dramatic changes in the sport, highlighting the increasing prevalence of Tommy John surgeries and his take on the the art of pitching today.
To wrap up, Denny shares his advice, leaving you with words of wisdom and inspiration. Tune in for a deep dive into the life, challenges, and triumphs of a true baseball icon.
1 Apr 2024
Ricardo Hallman - Cornerback for the University of Wisconsin
In this amazing episode featuring Ricardo Hallman, who is a cornerback for the University of Wisconsin, we discuss many interesting topics pertaining to his athletic career as a collegiate football player. We first talk about how coming out of high school he had a lot of D1 football scholarships but his reasoning for ultimately choosing Wisconsin. Then we delve into his first collegiate interception that he brought in one-handed and what a day in the life of a football player looks like at Wisconsin, which is a D1 school. Then we pivot to talking about his views on NIL money and how it is affecting college sports as a whole. Finally, we end as usual with some valuable advice he has for you. Make sure to give this interview a listen!
Inside a recent episode
Interview with guest Dr. Jen Welter, who is the first female NFL coach in history and in Madden!
Published 27 Mar 2021 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Seeing, um, ownership groups come in and buy, um, women's soccer teams, seeing the WNDA use their platform for influence on, on social justice and actually even voting in Atlanta. And, you know, that leading to an ownership change that more reflected, um, the, the views of the players. Um, I think women's football is absolutely making big moves in terms of, um, the conversation, the platform and opportunity, right? You're seeing women at the highest level, coaching in the NFL, and then you're seeing, you know, the NAIA in its first varsity girls flag football season, you're seeing, um, the WNFC on a platform where, where you'll see more and more women playing the, um, the World Games in 2022 and Alabama will feature flag football both for women and men, which would be a precursor to getting it to be, um, you know, an IOC sanctioned sport. […]
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