The Fabulous Peltoncast is a weekly podcast where brothers Kevin Pelton and Tristan Carosino discuss Seattle sports from an analytical perspective and search for Seattle’s best food.
Tristan Carosino and Kevin Pelton
The Fabulous Peltoncast: Seattle Sports and More podcast is an absolute gem for any sports enthusiast, especially those with a passion for Seattle sports. However, this podcast offers so much more than just sports talk. It delves into the Northwest culture, covering topics like music, beer, food, and pop culture, which adds an extra layer of enjoyment for listeners who are interested in these subjects.
One of the best aspects of The Fabulous Peltoncast is the dynamic between the two hosts. As brothers, they have a natural camaraderie that shines through in their discussions. They bring different perspectives and opinions to the table, making for interesting debates and arguments. Their deep dives into various topics, such as food brackets or memorable years, are engaging and entertaining.
The podcast also excels in its coverage of Seattle's food scene. Listeners can look forward to burger reviews, ramen brackets, and commentary on local culinary trends. This aspect adds a unique flavor to the show and keeps things fresh and exciting.
However, there is one potential downside to this podcast. If you're not a fan of the Seattle Mariners or don't want to listen to heated discussions about them, you may feel left out at times. The hosts' passion for the team shines through strongly, which could be overwhelming if you're not invested in their success or failures.
In conclusion, The Fabulous Peltoncast: Seattle Sports and More podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in Seattle sports or Northwest culture. The chemistry between the hosts is superb, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to their intelligent and thoughtful discussions about Seattle's teams. The inclusion of food and pop culture topics further enhances the appeal of this podcast. While it may be slightly Mariners-heavy at times, it should not deter listeners from tuning in to this fantastic show.
After toasting to a new all-time HR leader for UW baseball and a Husky alum making his long-awaited MLB debut, we consider the state of the AL West race after the Mariners’ series loss in Houston and discuss what the … Continue reading →
Tristan is busy celebrating his first Peltoncast MVP award, as voted by the Discord, and he’s off to a strong start repeating with a rivalry week edition of M’s hot takes. We also discuss the concerns raised by the Storm’s … Continue reading →
We discuss Adam Silver reiterating expansion will come up at the Board of Governors meeting in July shortly before the Portland Trail Blazers announced a sale process that won’t yet include the Seattle Seahawks. Then we go through a thrilling … Continue reading →
M’s hot takes invites you to enjoy every Grand Salami as the M’s remain atop the AL West with their streak of winning series intact. After discussing the Storm’s first preseason game and the arrival of No. 2 pick Dominique … Continue reading →
The NFL Draft is in the books, and we offer contrasting perspectives on a Seahawks class that leaned unexpectedly toward offense, including addressing offensive line in the first round and taking QB Jalen Milroe in the third round. We also … Continue reading →
On the eve of the NFL Draft, we run through potential options for the Seahawks at pick 18, what our preference order would be and targets for the team’s four picks on day two as they look to address multiple … Continue reading →
A semi-emergency pod breaks down the Storm’s draft class, starting with Dominique Malonga at No. 2 as expected and including a possible third-round steal with Seattle sports ties in Serena Sundell. M’s hot takes posits the team is following a … Continue reading →
With the NCAA tournaments in the books, we look at the Storm’s full set of options with the No. 2 pick in the WNBA draft and the UW men’s basketball roster taking shape with the addition of two conference players … Continue reading →
After being unable to record a full episode last weekend with Kevin in Spokane, we’re back to parse Adam Silver’s latest comments on NBA expansion, take stock of the Mariners a week in, ask who’s left on the UW men’s … Continue reading →
A special Peltoncast episode brings season-opening hot takes as well as toasting to an extension that figures to keep Cal Raleigh in Seattle for the foreseeable future and remembering Mitch Haniger’s M’s career after his release. Then Talkin’ Taco Time … Continue reading →
The return of the Taco Burger 2.0 forced us to throw up the cactus signal and record for the first time in months as we recap Randy’s “Tour de Taco Time” with our guest Colden Cullen, discuss trying the Taco … Continue reading →
We remember the late Slick Watts after the legendary former Sonics guard turned Seattle basketball fixture died Saturday at age 73, then preview UW women’s basketball matching up with Columbia in the First Four and discuss the Seahawks bringing Cooper … Continue reading →
Even after three (3) emergency pods in the last week, we’ve still got more thoughts on the Seahawks’ offseason, including their subsequent additions of DeMarcus Lawrence and Marquez Valdes-Scantling and a farewell to Tyler Lockett. Plus a big weekend for … Continue reading →
Days after trading starting QB Geno Smith, the Seahawks found his replacement Monday by agreeing to terms with Vikings free agent Sam Darnold. We debate the chances of Darnold being an upgrade on Smith and why the process might be … Continue reading →
The Seahawks shocked us Friday by trading quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders, where he’ll reunite with Pete Carroll, for a third-round pick. We discuss possible replacements for Geno, including free agent Sam Darnold, as well as the … Continue reading →
We react to Wednesday’s news that Seahawks WR DK Metcalf has requested a trade entering the final season of his contract, which came hours after the Seahawks released veteran WR Tyler Lockett. Plus a look at UW women’s basketball making … Continue reading →
The Steve Scheffler episode considers the calm before the storm in Seattle sports as we await a crucial Big Ten tournament matchup for the UW women against Minnesota, the Sounders taking on Cruz Azul in the CONCACAF Champions Cup and … Continue reading →
In honor of Diana Taurasi’s retirement, we discuss whether she’s the greatest “villain” in Seattle sports history before considering Andres Munoz’s new change-up, UW men’s basketball all but being eliminated from the Big Ten tournament, Seahawks news from the NFL … Continue reading →
After a week off for Kevin’s wedding, we’re back to resume our search for Seattle’s best cookie, discuss disappointing updates on NBA expansion, excitement as the full Mariners squad reports to spring training, the Storm filling out its roster for … Continue reading →
We’re saying a number of farewells this week, from a Seattle BBQ institution to a beloved Peltoncast hero who signed with the Texas Rangers. But we’re also celebrating the start of Seattle Burger Month, cautiously optimistic about the Mariners re-signing … Continue reading →
After the Storm struck a three-team trade fulfilling Jewell Loyd’s trade request by sending her to the Las Vegas Aces and getting back the No. 2 pick in this year’s draft plus a 2026 first-rounder, we look at how the … Continue reading →
A long-awaited podcast features Tristan’s reaction to Ichiro Suzuki missing unanimous selection to the Hall of Fame by a single vote. We also remember Sonics legend Gus Williams after his passing, share the latest on Storm free agency, check on … Continue reading →
Seahawks beat writer Mike-Shawn Dugar of the Athletic joins us to talk about whether the Seahawks’ 2024 season was a disappointment and what that means in the context of outside expectations, what went wrong with Ryan Grubb and what the … Continue reading →
An episode that won’t be canceled with the ball at the one-yard line celebrates that the Mariners have finally transacted and found a replacement in our hearts for Sam Haggerty but laments the role of ownership in Roki Sasaki heading … Continue reading →
Our first weekly episode of 2025 is still buzzing over Demond Williams Jr.’s impressive performance in the Sun Bowl. We also lament the Mariners’ continued inactivity, look at a major addition for the Sounders and discuss how UW hoops has … Continue reading →
After the Seahawks completed their season with a win Sunday over the Los Angeles Rams, who had already clinched the NFC West, we look back on a 10-7 non-playoff season with the help of Ben Baldwin of RBSDM.com, including what … Continue reading →
As we ring in 2025, we look back on the year that was in Seattle sports, one that peaked on New Year’s Day with UW football beating Texas to reach the College Football Playoff. What followed was a tumultuous year … Continue reading →
In our final episode of 2024, we say farewell to the Seahawks’ playoff hopes after their hopes of winning a tiebreaker with the Los Angeles Rams were extinguished and preview UW football’s Sun Bowl matchup against a Louisville team dealing … Continue reading →
An episode recorded on Festivus has plenty of grievances to air after the Seahawks lost another key home game to the Vikings and UW men’s basketball lost to Seattle U for the first time in more than four decades. But … Continue reading →
You need to listen to the return of Mariners hot takes on a quiet offseason (so far), non-takes on a Luis Castillo trade that hasn’t actually happened (and might not), an update on UW football transact via the transfer portal … Continue reading →
Continuing our year-end tradition, we look back on a year where pop music made by women dominated the charts and awards and the importance of past experience to that success, as well as the looming return of hip hop as … Continue reading →
After a series of upset wins, are the Seahawks still being underrated headed into a Sunday night matchup against the dangerous Green Bay Packers? Before posing that question, we remember Kraken founding owner David Bonderman, look at a busy Sounders … Continue reading →
After a busy weekend in Seattle sports, we’ve got a lot to cover, but we start with breaking news on Jewell Loyd requesting a trade from the Storm and possible destinations. Then we look at the Seahawks’ comeback win over … Continue reading →
A Thanksgiving week episode gives thanks for a Seahawks defense that is dominating division foes ahead of Sunday’s matchup with Aaron Rodgers and the Jets and previews the Sounders’ second playoff game in L.A. in as many weeks as well … Continue reading →
It’s a belated, abbreviated pod this week because Tristan’s power was out more than two and a half days after Tuesday’s wind storm. We focus on previewing the Sounders’ playoff rematch with LAFC and the Seahawks’ NFC West showdown with … Continue reading →
For the first time in a long time, we’re bringing you an emergency pod to celebrate the Seahawks rallying with a late TD drive led by Geno Smith to convert a strong defensive performance into their first win over the … Continue reading →
Momentum is building for BlueSky and the return of our search for Seattle’s best cookies, but that doesn’t take away our attention on a busy time in Seattle sports. We look at strong recruiting classes for both UW men’s and … Continue reading →
During a difficult week, we can’t stick to sports but are glad for the community we’ve built, particularly on Discord. We do discuss the Sounders advancing in the MLS Cup playoffs, UW basketball kicking off their seasons, Husky football moving … Continue reading → Continue reading →
During a difficult week, we can’t stick to sports but are glad for the community we’ve built, particularly on Discord. We do discuss the Sounders advancing in the MLS Cup playoffs, UW basketball kicking off their seasons, Husky football moving … Continue reading →
A pre-Halloween episode takes a look at a spooky weekend for Seattle’s football teams and what it means for both going forward. Before that, we consider whether Tristan’s Leo Messi costume required any props and the unusual nature of the … Continue reading → Continue reading →
A pre-Halloween episode takes a look at a spooky weekend for Seattle’s football teams and what it means for both going forward. Before that, we consider whether Tristan’s Leo Messi costume required any props and the unusual nature of the … Continue reading →
We’re back from a two-week hiatus to cover a Super Bowl edition of coach’s corner, Kevin’s trip to Italy and our annual list of NBA players to watch before getting to what’s happened in Seattle sports since we’ve been gone … Continue reading → Continue reading →
We’re back from a two-week hiatus to cover a Super Bowl edition of coach’s corner, Kevin’s trip to Italy and our annual list of NBA players to watch before getting to what’s happened in Seattle sports since we’ve been gone … Continue reading →
Recording after the Seahawks suffered their first loss of the Mike Macdonald era in Detroit on Monday Night Football, we take encouragement from the offense stepping up while the short-handed defense got lit up. Tristan is also rationalizing a UW … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Recording after the Seahawks suffered their first loss of the Mike Macdonald era in Detroit on Monday Night Football, we take encouragement from the offense stepping up while the short-handed defense got lit up. Tristan is also rationalizing a UW … Continue reading →
The Seattle summer sports season ended Tuesday and we contrast the future outlook for the Storm, who were swept by the Aces in the opening round of the playoffs, and the Mariners after their playoff hopes were all but extinguished. … Continue reading → Continue reading →
The Seattle summer sports season ended Tuesday and we contrast the future outlook for the Storm, who were swept by the Aces in the opening round of the playoffs, and the Mariners after their playoff hopes were all but extinguished. … Continue reading →
After Mike Macdonald became the first coach in Seahawks history to start his career 2-0, we’re debating how hyped to get about this season before arguing over what UW’s narrow Apple Cup loss at Lumen Field meant. Plus the M’s … Continue reading → Continue reading →
After Mike Macdonald became the first coach in Seahawks history to start his career 2-0, we’re debating how hyped to get about this season before arguing over what UW’s narrow Apple Cup loss at Lumen Field meant. Plus the M’s … Continue reading →
Confidence is running high after a 2-0 weekend for the home football teams, as the Huskies head into the Apple Cup and the Seahawks face another favorable matchup in New England. Plus Salmon Run hot takes (and cold ones on … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Confidence is running high after a 2-0 weekend for the home football teams, as the Huskies head into the Apple Cup and the Seahawks face another favorable matchup in New England. Plus Salmon Run hot takes (and cold ones on … Continue reading →
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