The Drive comes your way weekdays from 2pm-6pm on 610 Sports Radio. Carrington Harrison & 'The Sports Machine' Sean Levine will make you laugh, listen & learn in the afternoon or on your drive home from work. They're passionate, dynamic and care about giving the listeners the quality and entertainment they demand. Tune in!
The Drive podcast is a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date on Kansas City regional sports, including the Chiefs, Royals, Kansas State, and Mizzou. Not only does this podcast provide insightful information about local teams, but it also offers hilarious takes on national sports news and tabloids. The chemistry between hosts Cdot, Sports Machine, and Rob may not always be perfect, but their loyalty to each other shines through and makes the show incredibly charming.
One of the best aspects of The Drive podcast is the local perspective it provides on Kansas City sports. As a long-time KC fan from California, I appreciate being able to get as much Chiefs information as possible. This podcast delivers that and more by diving into local sports stories and offering analysis that you won't find in mainstream media. Hosts C-dot and BK are particularly enjoyable to listen to with their engaging personalities and wealth of knowledge.
Another great aspect of The Drive podcast is its ability to keep listeners informed no matter where they are located. A reviewer from Nebraska notes that this podcast is a great way to keep up with all the news as a KC sports fan living outside of Kansas City. Whether you're in California or Nebraska, The Drive provides comprehensive coverage of regional sports that you won't want to miss.
However, there have been some complaints about episodes or segments being unavailable for download. One reviewer mentions not wanting to waste their time if they can't access all four hours of the show. While this may be an issue for some listeners who prefer to download episodes for convenience or offline listening, it's important to note that this doesn't seem to be a widespread problem.
In conclusion, The Drive podcast is an entertaining and informative listen for anyone interested in Kansas City regional sports or just looking for a good laugh while staying up-to-date on national sports news. Despite any minor issues with availability for download, the charm, chemistry, and loyalty between the hosts make this podcast a true gem. Give it a try - you won't regret it!

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The Drive opened the show voicing their frustration with the Super Bowl and how it led to almost no memorable moments.

The Drive read thru the tea leaves to explain why the sense is that Chiefs TE Travis Kelce will return in 2026.

After watching Pats corner Christian Gonzalez, The Drive wondered if Chiefs fans believe Trent McDuffie could make those same plays.

The Drive laid out their checklist of things the Chiefs need to accomplish this upcoming offseason.

The Drive gave out awards for their favorite, 2nd favorite and 3rd favorite commercials from the Super Bowl.

Carrington told the story of how the first time in his life he went to a fully automated car wash.

The Drive explained how after his big Super Bowl performance, Kenneth Walker is not going to be signed by the Chiefs this offseason.

The Drive explained why most athletes do what Lindsey Vonn did, and are willing to take a risk and try to play at less than 100%.

Jake Eisenberg, voice of the Royals, joined The Drive to get you ready for spring training as pitchers and catchers are reporting.

After a really bad Super Bowl performance, The Drive wondered if Drake Maye season was a mirage.

The Drive gave their reactions to the halftime performance at the Super Bowl that was performed by Bad Bunny.

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The Drive opened the show explaining what winning the Super Bowl means to both Drake Maye and Sam Darnold legacy.

Due to his age, The Drive explained why Mike McDonald winning a Super Bowl with the Seahawks has a historical impact.

Very few people are picking the Patriots to win the Super Bowl; The Drive wondered what is the way for the Pats to win on Sunday.

Adam Kauffman, of NESN, joined The Drive to preview the Super Bowl and how New England feels about their chances in the game.

The Drive read of list of what the most popular food options are by state for the upcoming Super Bowl.

After Eli failed to make the Hall of Fame, The Drive wondered if the former Giants QB will ever get it?

The Drive was to report that there are changes coming to Dollar Dog night at The K this upcoming Royals season.

Mike Salk, of Seattle Sports, joined The Drive to preview the Super Bowl and how Seattle feels about their chances in the game.

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The Drive opened the show wondering why people are not talking Drake Maye up more as he is a 2nd year QB in the Super Bowl.

The Drive explained how rare it is for a QB of Josh Allen caliber to never make a Super Bowl, and wondered if the Bills QB will ever break thru.

This offseason the pressure to fix the Chiefs falls on Brett Veach, The Drive explained how top flight GMs always are able to get that done.

The Drive looked at how poorly Drake Maye has played in the playoffs and wondered if he can get out of that spiral.

The Drive tried its hardest to understand how the Power Slap league popular and what is the strategy of the sport.

With Super Bowl parties looming, The Drive explained what is on their plate during the big game.

Mike Meltser, of Sirius XM, joined The Drive to discuss the upcoming Super Bowl between the Seahawks and Patriots.

The Drive played what Joe Flacco had to say about how the league is getting softer for QBs.

On the day of the Hall of Fame announcement, The Drive wondered which players are a lock to get into the hall.

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The Drive opened the show with early draft thoughts, and why the Chiefs need to be targeting pass rush in the draft.

The Drive is angry at the slew of former G-League players that are slowly re-entering college basketball.

The Drive laid out some hypothetical trades to see if Chiefs fans would have interest in potentially moving out of the #9 pick.

With 10 days until the holiday, The Drive explained why preparation is key to success on Valentine's Day.

The Drive wondered of the success of Sam Darnold will lead to NFL teams being more patient with QB.

The Drive pulled some stats that highlight that the NFL is a sport that is designed for players to thrive that are under the age of 30.