A Cup of Joe & Jimmy

Haven't heard? A Cup of Joe & Jimmy is no longer about sports!!! We have no idea if it will work. In this episode you will learn about Jimmy not liking bad drivers, more of Joe and Jimmy's wedding thoughts, and a weird coworker interaction discussing the Bachelor. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

A Cup of Joe & Jimmy is back! And better than ever. You talked, we listened. Less sports, more random things that never go as planned. Going forward this podcast will be focused on life. Whether that is going to work, we have no idea. But this is because no one cared about us talking about sports. So this is your fault America, and you have to experience the consequences. WOO Season 2!!!! Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

BREAKING: Tiger Woods is back. In this episode you learn about Jimmy not liking 90s references, Joe doesn't like outdoor weddings, and Luke is trying to get Joe and Jimmy to not talk about weddings so much. Actual sports content includes a discussion on the goat Tiga Tiga Woods, College Football in Florida, and the NFL getting soft. Tiger is back everyone, enjoy the greatness. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

In this episode of A Cup of Joe & Jimmy you learn about Joe's dislike of "Athletes only twitter," Jimmy doesn't think 11am is the afternoon, and Luke is surprised by Tom Brady's "Dad Bod." Actual sports content includes a discussion on the NFL preseason, NCAA Football, and a recap of the British Open. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

In this episode of A Cup of Joe & Jimmy you learn about Luke's opinion of the dreaded "sign night," Joe doesn't know Portuguese, and Jimmy still despises the Warriors. Actual sports content includes a discussion on NBA Free Agency, and the FIFA World Cup. Come grab your cup of Joe and Jimmy (and Luke)! Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

In this episode you learn about Jimmy's problem with gender reveals, Joe hates Jimmy's opinion on the Warriors, and Luke has a thing against wedding hashtags. Actual sports content includes a discussion on the Memorial Tournament, and the NBA Finals. RIP to Joe's unemployment run.

In this episode you learn about Jimmy getting locked up by Joe's character, Joe's feelings towards drivers in Florida, and Luke was zoned out for half of the episode. Actual sports content includes a final discussion on The Players Championship, and the NBA Conference Finals. Also Luke sounded like he knew what he was talking about with the NHL but Joe and Jimmy have no way of knowing if he does or not. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

In this episode you learn about Luke hating it when people call their friends "Mom and Dad," Joe giving a scary good impression of a girl, and Jimmy tries his hand at ending the episode. Actual sports content includes a discussion on Tiger Woods and the upcoming Players Championship, the NBA Playoffs, and another in-depth discussion on the NHL Playoffs. Also, learn about the topics that you should be discussing this week in your awkward co-worker conversations with our brand new segment (We need to repeat one of these new segments).

In this episode you learn about Jimmy's frustration with making a funny pose in pictures, Luke does not like candid pictures, and Joe cannot let go how ridiculous some national holidays are. Actual sports content includes a final discussion on the NFL Draft and the incredibly long NBA Playoffs. Also, special thanks to Micah Larson for closing out the podcast with grace. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

*Featuring an interview with Tampa Bay Buccaneers starting RB Peyton Barber* In this episode you learn about Joe's disdain for random national holidays, Jimmy getting frustrated with Joe again, and Luke giving a steaming hot hockey take. Actual sports content includes a discussion on the NFL Draft, the Peyton Barber interview, more NBA Playoffs, and the shortest discussion on the NHL this world has ever seen. Everyone be safe out there this week on National Hairball Day! Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

In this episode you encounter us embarrassing ourselves and random people as we introduce a new segment called, "You're Done." You also learn about our dislike of a new social media trend, and actually discussing the NHL with special guest Curt Cramer. If you have been a loyal listener you know this is a milestone for us. Actual sports content includes a discussion on the NBA Playoffs, the NHL playoffs, and Spring Football. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

*Featuring an interview with Clemson Football TE and 2017 National Champion Garrett Williams* In this episode you learn about Jimmy's problem with pickup basketball players, Joe giving up back-to-back home runs, and Luke being afraid to be Phil Mickelson's caddie. Actual sports content includes a discussion on the results of the Masters, Conor McGregor's recent legal trouble, and the interview with Garrett Williams. Also, Sports Trivia is back with McKenzie McNeil! Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

In this episode of A Cup of Joe & Jimmy you learn about a yodeling kid, Joe's passionate opinion on weddings, and our bracket challenge winner is announced. Actual sports content includes a final discussion on March Madness, the Masters, and the beginning of the MLB season.

*Featuring an interview with the top 3-point shooter in NCAA Division 1 Basketball and SoCon Player of the Year, Fletcher Magee* In this episode you learn about how the guys really do not like being paired with a random when golfing, Joe really likes history trivia, and Luke doesn't like concert snapchats. Actual sports content includes a discussion on the beginning of the MLB season, more March Madness, and the Fletcher Magee interview. Who knew that Joe was the reason Fletcher stopped playing baseball? Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

In this episode you learn about Jimmy's memorable experience with Tiger Woods, Joe's rash, and Luke's busted bracket. Also, famed intergalactic warrior, Chewbacca, joins Lindsey Williams in the newest edition of Sports Trivia. Actual sports content includes a discussion on the guys' first-hand experience at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, NFL Free Agency, and the beginning of March Madness. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

*Featuring an interview with Arizona Diamondbacks Minor League OF Ben Deluzio* In this episode of A Cup of Joe & Jimmy you learn about Joe's interesting stance on tipping, Luke getting crossed by Doc River's son, and Jimmy's embarrassing basketball memory. Actual sports content in this episode includes a discussion on the NFL Combine, the future of the NCAA, and the interview with Ben Deluzio. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

*Featuring an interview with 2017 KC Royals Minor League Pitcher of the Year, Foster Griffin* In this episode you learn that Luke is actually a part of this podcast, we do not like people that order subs for their family, and that Joe once got lucky with getting a hit against a current professional baseball player. Actual sports content includes finally wrapping up the Olympics, the NCAA Basketball FBI Scandal, and the Foster Griffin interview. Also, Jimmy's girlfriend, McKenzie, thinks that an outfielder is a type of pitch thrown in baseball.

In this episode of A Cup of Joe & Jimmy you encounter more things that annoy Joe and Jimmy, Joe wanting to have actual sponsors, and our mother struggling with her sports knowledge. Actual sports content in this episode involves the NFL Draft, NBA All-Star Weekend, more Winter Olympics, and our disappointment in ol' Tiger Woods. Music by Rico Sisinni and Tommy Villarroel

Welcome to the Pilot Episode of a Cup of Joe & Jimmy! In this episode you experience us acting way more serious than we actually are and us finding our way through this podcasting world. In this week's episode we are discussing our thoughts on the Super Bowl, the NBA Trade Deadline, the Winter Olympics, and the GOAT Tiger Woods(Who we might have on as a guest in this episode, listen to find out). Also, learn why Joe really does not support space exploration which indeed has nothing to do with sports.