Follow Greg, John, and Daniel as they discuss sports, politics, and the world writ large. Don't begrudge them a few tangents, though, as they meander the least efficient route possible to get to the bottom of the topics of the day
On this week's show, way too much Jimmy Butler, probably too much baseball, and definitely TMI in Daniel and John's personal lives. Stick with us through the end. We get weird.
Kickers across the NFL are missing kicks and ruining games! What can be done? Daniel wants them all banished from the league, Greg thinks you can ignore numbers and still love sports and John reveals so much more than you could want to know about him. Also there are baseball playoff games being played. They probably talk about that too.
This week your intrepid hosts break down the young hotshot NFL Quarterbacks, try to make sense of the MLB playoffs, and wonder if the NBA offseason has swallowed other league's regular seasons.
On this week's show, should Old Dominion change its name? Are the best college football teams in the country in upstate New York? What is that... *thing* the Flyers are parading around as their mascot?
On this week's show, please forgive our dust and our rust as we try out some now recording setups, we celebrate the return of football season by finding out why Vladimir Putin has such a vendetta against the United States, Greg and John meet their future selves, and Eminem beefs down.
Greg returns once again to shepherd Daniel and John through discussions on Nathan Peterman, sad trombones, cacti, and so much more. Download, listen, and learn.
Greg is on vacation, sick, or dead, depending on when you ask John and Daniel. The dynamic duo discusses baseball and adulthood. Like Steven Tyler, you won't want to miss a thing.
On today's show, the triumphant return of Greg! How could adding a ten time all star make the Rockets worse? Why are we gunning for Urban Meyer's job?
Missing one third of their tripod, John and Daniel discuss how Tinder turned dating upside down, whether or not we care about the racist, homophobic, and xenophobic ramblings of seventeen year-olds, and the most exciting Congressional District in all the land.
Whose Plate is Greatest? The World Plate wraps up and there are NO leftovers. A champion is crowned, baguettes are eaten, and tequila is served to all
WAIT WHAT?!?!? ITS NOT JUST ONE EPISODE?!?!? ITS TWO!!! Greg, John, and Daniel weren't able to finish their World Plate last week, so they got a doggie bag to bring you the results of the rest of biggest tournament in the country.
It's been how long since and episode?!! The Flinterns go in depth on the NHL, they are Reminded of Flin Flon Manitoba, and spend way too much time discussing the culinary achievements of Iceland.
Fat Joe is called out for cutting in line, John Gorman is outed as the singer of the theme song, and the guys talk about movies for way too long. "Stay in your lane, guys!" - Talking Flix
The Cavs are coming back. The Rockets are reeling. Daniel is obsessed with the 2007 Stanley Cup Finals TV ratings. Greg is worried about players' mental health. John says nothing interesting for nearly sixty minutes.
With the conference finals getting started, the guys give you all the information you need. Should you Google Evan Fournier? (Probably not). Do the Mets know how to fill out a lineup card? (No. They don't). Will you be able to gamble money you don't have, while sitting in a seat you can't afford? (You can bet we'll talk about that!).
The show finds out about the Manitoba/Saskatchewan divide and the pivotal role played by Flin Flon, Manitoba. Greg says hockey is so fire it's about to be swimming, Daniel doesn't know what happened to the Eastern Conference losers, and John wants you to know that Britt McHenry wasn't fired because she's white.
The fellas regroup after a rough draft, lending their quasi-expert opinions on who won, who lost, and peer into the crystal ball to assess how fruitless it is to actually determine who won or lost the draft. Plus, Greg goes in on Josh Allen, Daniel wonders when it's okay to bench a star player in a blowout loss, and John explains why Sam Hinkie really lost his job before the process could be fully trusted.
John's back in the can, Daniel blazes a trail of sadness, Greg just HAS to talk hockey again, and the gang goes in on movies, analogies, and God knows what else as they jump all over the sports landscape.
Dez hits the curb, John hits a new low, and the Spurs hit a low of their own. Greg looks deep into the Knight(s') golden run, Daniel asks where the line is between press releases and league-mandated propaganda, and baseball's really, truly, never been colder. All that and more in Episode 18.
The gang keep their eye on the Tiger and wonder if Spring Football is real, Daniel gets peppered for Passover with Final Four questions, Giancarlo Stanton's never been colder and John reads a requiem for The Process.
The guys talk Masters, Nascar, and Joe Theismann. Greg still wants to talk hockey, and how many Marvel movies can you watch in one sitting?
John reads the New York Times, Daniel learns Florida State has a basketball team, and Greg really wants to talk about hockey. Also the baseball season is about to start. Instgram: @shanespod
The guys talk famous Griffins, famous Cousins, and they name the Buffalo Bills secondary. Instgram: @shanespod
The guys digest the opening week of the NCAA tournament, Greg gets indigestion from NFL free agency, John starts the show on a super depressing note, and Daniel wants to know how far you'll back track on Ikea furniture to make sure you get it right.
It's all about UB this week, March Madness is so great that we did two episodes this week!