A veteran sports writer and an angry fan debunk the faulty narratives surrounding Boston sports.
The Entitled Town podcast is a refreshing and honest take on the New England Patriots and the sports media coverage surrounding them. Hosted by Dave Brown and Iron Mike, this podcast offers a real perspective on the news about the Patriots that is often lacking in traditional Boston sports journalism. It is a must-listen for any Patriots fan looking for insightful analysis and genuine discussion.
One of the best aspects of The Entitled Town podcast is its commitment to providing honest coverage. Dave and Iron Mike are not interested in "hot takes" or baseless speculation, but instead focus on delivering content based on reality. They provide thoughtful commentary and bring a level-headed approach to discussing the team, which sets them apart from other sports podcasts.
However, there are some drawbacks to The Entitled Town podcast. The sound quality can be a bit rough at times, which can make it difficult to fully enjoy the content. This issue is attributed to Al, who presumably handles technical aspects of the show. Despite this drawback, the quality of the discussions makes up for any minor audio issues.
In conclusion, The Entitled Town podcast is a gem for Patriots fans seeking unbiased reporting and meaningful conversations about their favorite team. Dave Brown and Iron Mike bring much-needed perspective to the coverage of the Patriots and offer insights that are often overlooked by mainstream sports media. While there may be some technical hiccups along the way, this podcast consistently delivers engaging content that keeps listeners informed and entertained.
Mike, Shaq, and AndyMike discuss the Knicks, who will be the NYK Villain in TD Garden, post-draft Patriots thoughts, Belichick and Jordon, a Daisuke Matsuzaka documentary (?!?!), and thoughts on the conclusion of Celtics City.
Mike, John, Dan and AndyMike discuss C's/Magic, Simmons' Celtics City documentary, mock the mock drafters and touch on the Mavs gifting Luka to the Lakers.
Shaq, Bill and Kyle return to Beyond Entitled to talk about Bill Parcells being placed into the Pats HOF, and recap Patriots transactions.
Take a trip down memory lane with Shaq, Bill and Kyle as they rewatch the 2004 AFC Divisional Game against the Colts.
Mike, Dan, John and Scartsy finish revisiting the 2014 Patriots postseason and discuss a game that stopped one potential dynasty and gave birth to another: Super Bowl XLIX between New England and Seattle.
The guys jump in the Wayback Machine once again to discuss the greatest game in Gillette Stadium's history: The 2014 Divisional Playoff against John Harbaugh's Ravens.
In a wide ranging ET, Mike, John and Dan dive into Vrabel's Titans tenure and critique of his time in Tennessee, discuss the weekend's Divisional Playoffs and the passing of Mr. Baseball, Bob Uecker.
The beginning of the Beyond Entitled era ushers in the beginning of the Mike Vrabel era. Shaq, Kyle and Bill share clips from media and we celebrate the Patriots returning (somewhat) to competency.
An optimistic Mike, John, Shaq and AndyMike discuss the process of hiring Vrabel, break down his introductory presser, discuss whether the Krafts can be kept out of football operations, and expectations moving forward.
The Weekend crew returns with a compilation of some of the worst media takes regarding Jerod Mayo's Patriots head coaching tenure. Plus, point and laugh as a Belichick vs. Brady narrative goes down the drain.
Mike, John and Andy are joined by an old friend Sean (@daysbwtweenus) to discuss Krafty Bob's presser, favorite moments in departed Boston sporting venues and favorite dining spots on the South Shore of yore.
Mike, John, Shaq and Mike on Route 1 celebrate the end of the Jerod Mayo Error.
Mike, John, Shaq, and AndyMike discuss the newest lowest point for Mayo's Patriots.
The guys discuss a "moral victory" in Buffalo, their favorite Drake Maye turnovers, and have an airing of sports grievances.
Mike, Scartsy, Shaq and AndyMike discuss Moral Victory SZN in Buffalo and have an airing of the sports grievances on Festivus.
Mike, Shaq and John are inundated with Mayo-Noise, The Doddering Owner and his idiot son, and BB to UNC.
Breaking down a TEC/Mayo ticklefest interview starting damage control, discussing a potential BB to UNC move, and the Red Sox being in on everyone.
Mike, Scartsy, Shaq and John discuss fallout from a awful loss to the Colts and how the Head Coach is dealing with it.
Mike, Shaq, and Bill discuss the latest disastrous Pats loss, this time to the Colts.
Channeling the spirit of Eddie, Mark, and Jim from The Sports Huddle, Mike, Scartsy and John hand out gobbles to the turkeys in sports, sports media, and assorted other people/scenarios/places.
Mike, Shaq, and AndyMike discuss an embarrassing loss in Miami and the verbal diarrhea continuing to spew from the Patriots coaching staff.
The guys discuss the change in tone of coverage, Mayo's demeanor after the Chicago win and the loss to the Rams and how many points McVay is worth over Mayo.
Mike, John, AndyMike, Corner Blitz and Dan discuss a maddening and frustrating OT loss in Nashville against the Titans.
Mike, Shaq and Scartsy are joined by AndyMike (@mikewichter) to discuss a win over the Jetsiest Jet Team Ever, a (temporary?) silencing of Mayo-Noise, and the raising of Banner 18.
With Patriot Nation at a breaking point, are they about to join the Row of Chairs in deciding enough is enough with the Mayo Era/Error? Mike, Shaq, and Brother John discuss what's next for the Krafty Bob's 1-6 Patsies.
Shaq, Scartsy and Mike discuss Maye's up-and-down debut as the starter in a blowout loss to the Texans, Kraft's PR tour for his HOF campaign, and players feeling empowered to respond publicly to Mayo's calling them out.
Weekend stalwarts Shaq and Bill join Mike to discuss Drake Maye as deodorant to cover the Patriots stink.
Weekend stalwarts Shaq and Bill join Mike to discuss Drake Maye as deodorant to cover the Patriots stink.
On a special postgame edition of ET, Mike, Shaq, John and Sticks lament the loss to the Dolphins.
Shaq, Bill, Kyle and Vinny discuss the messy reality show that is Mayo and the Patriots, as well as the sloppiness of Patriots media regarding the Evan Lazar situation.
The guys discuss the Patriots journey to a 1-3 start after listless road losses to the Jets and Niners, a truly offensive line, media infatuation with acquiring a WR1, and the Towns for Randle and Divincenzo trade between the Wolves and the Knicks.
A loss against Seattle, a short week against the Jets, a Mike Reiss heel turn, and a ManningCast with Belichick are the focus of this week's Entitled Town.
Shaq, Kyle and Bill discuss the prospects of a Mayo-led team starting 2-0, Kraft and his unsuccessful bid for the HOF, and our case for Rodney Harrison making the HOF.
The guys discuss a surprising season opening Pats win in Cincinnati, Brady's debut as FOX's #1 color analyst, and Bill Belichick's first shot as a ManningCast regular.
Shaq, John, and Mike breakdown different Mayo press conferences Zapruder film style and look ahead to Week 1 in Cincinnati. Also: Is Greg Bedard the hero we deserve... and hoi polloi: Love for the University of Chestnut Hill.
The Weekend Crew (Shaq, Bill and Kyle) discuss the weird Mayo press conference regarding the starting QB for the Pats. Also, an in-depth roster composition discussion.
Mike, Shaq, John and Dan talk about the Patriots' serious OL issues, more mixed messages/Mayo-noise regarding the QBs, ask who the best coach in the AFC East is, mock The WEEI Afternoon Show and Walk and talk Women 'In Sports' war.
The True Spike King Pete McNulty joins Scartsy, Mike, and Shaq to discuss all things Pats/Celts/Sox and which World Series Bedard will release the results of his latest scandal.
BSMW/The 15 stalwart Corner Blitz joins Shaq, Mike, and John to discuss a disastrous Pats/Eagles joint practice, Jerod Mayo's mixed messages, Celtics in the Olympics, and Blitzy gets the Rapid Fire Treatment.
Mike, Scartsy, Shaq, John and Dan discuss the Patriots' very public pursuit of Brandon Aiyuk, their handling of Matthew Judon's very public temper tantrum over his contract, Jerod Mayo as a leader and the season over/under win total.
The Weekenders return to discuss the Celtics winning a championship, the Patriots weird start to training camp, and tons of Olympic talk. And some rugby discussion, for good measure.
Mike, Shaq, and Scartelli discuss their appreciation of this dominant Celtics run to Banner 18 and the national narratives to diminish their accomplishments. Jerod Mayo's first mini-camp brings us another Mayo Moment, and Brady Night is discussed.
The Weekenders are back to discuss Bill Belichick's new media ventures (and old media's anger about it), sports media laying in bed with gambling, and the entire country turning green over the success of the Celtics.
Sticks Downey joins Scartsy and the Mikes to discuss the passing of Bill Walton, Big Red's Celtics advancing to the Finals, and a potpourri of subjects including the WCF, Kyrie and Luka, Mayo bringing Tony Dungy to speak to the Patriots, and even a brief Karen Read trial discussion.
Chico joins Dan and Mike to eulogize the Cute Lil' Knicks, discuss the NBA Conference Finals and why Jayson Tatum has become a lightning rod for local and national mediots.
Jerry Trupiano joins Mike and Scartsy to talk about the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Red Sox breaking the Curse of the Bambino, the heartbreak of '03, and Jerry recalls memories about his decades in baseball running the gamut from Jack Buck to Larry Lucchino.
Jerry Trupiano joins Mike and Scartsy to talk about the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Red Sox breaking the Curse of the Bambino, the heartbreak of '03, and Jerry recalls memories about his decades in baseball running the gamut from Jack Buck to Larry Lucchino.
The Weekenders discuss the first Patriots draft post-Belichick, Karen G. living up to her namesake, Nick Cattles getting pantsed on the interwebz, and a memorial for a former WEEIer's career.
Mike, Scartsy, John and Shaq are joined by the legendary Patrick Pass (not the real one!) and they discuss their anger at the Kraft hagiography, whether or not their fandom has waned, and Jayson Tatum.
Jonathan Kraft and Jerod Mayo channel their inner Costanza and are hellbent on doing the opposite of what BB would do. Dan, Scartsy, Mike and John discuss Kraft's Happy Hour, The Dynasty, and Patriots media being bought off for the low, low price of Papa Gino's and Bud Light.
The Weekenders are back to discuss the Kraft funded informercial that is AppleTV+'s "The Dynasty" and the first few episodes. Some major parts of time are omitted from the production, interestingly. Also, the contributions of Lawrence Guy and Matthew Slater are recognized. (Listen at the end for a special Slater tribute!)
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