The Informal Program

Daniel is kicking off 2025 with the first full public unveiling of the Computer Spreadsheet National Championship. And unlike ESPN, we won't waste time before getting to the countdown. Did the Chiefs, Bills, or Lions take home the most coveted prize in Pro Football? You'll have to listen to find out.

Daniel is kicking off 2025 with the first full public unveiling of the Computer Spreadsheet National Championship. And unlike ESPN, we won't waste time before getting to the countdown. Did the Chiefs, Bills, or Lions take home the most coveted prize in Pro Football? You'll have to listen to find out.

Daniel and Dave are back with highlights covering the past week in sports including MLS Cup, the College Football Championship week, and whatever was happening in Jacksonville. Plus, a rather awkward edition of Beanie Factoids, the latest news on some big college football coaching openings, and of course, the 'Winners of the Week.'

Bagman is ready to have a party after the LA Galaxy won their 6th MLS Cup.

The SportsBuilding opens once again to blast Missouri for being ranked by the College Football Playoff committee, recap timeouts across the football weekend, and break some news in the baseball world. Plus, the iconic 'Winners of the Week segment closes out the show.

It's getting a little late in the building. We'll join you tomorrow for a proper edition of SportsBuilding. In the meantime, enjoy the latest edition of the '5 Minute LA Sports Show'

Bagman predicts the Chargers will upset the Chiefs in the playoffs, and blast Lincoln Riley for a subpar season at USC.

Daniel and Dave kick off a brand-new edition of SportsBuilding with some highlights from the weekend's biggest games including a wild one in Washington D.C., John Beanie's got some factoids, and did the SEC's dominance even invade our 'Winners of the Week' segement? Episode 1 of SportsBuilding is here.

Bagman makes his triumphant weekly return to celebrate something that happened while he was away: The LA Dodgers winning the World Series.

The biased L.A. sports guy is back on the air. Just as soon as we figure out how to get him to actually sign his contract....

In one week, SportsBuilding returns with some... familiar characters. Subscribe today, and check out TheSportsBuilding.com for even more from the show.

Inside the SportsBuilding this week: Clippers injuries, NFL rants, and a preview of some big games this weekend.

Bagman is back to rant about the USC loss to Maryland, and the overall tenure of Lincoln Riley.

On SportsBuilding, Daniel's got an update on the Jets firing Robert Saleh, a fix for the MLB postseason's format issues, and the full 'Winners of the Week' list featuring some college football upsets, and epic baseball feats.

Daniel and the crew have kept the mics rolling during a pre-show mic test as they discuss whether Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was a 'fog merchant', whether Clay Helton was better than Lincoln Riley at USC, Bronny James and nepotism, and whether A.J. Hinch's bullpen chaos will forever change the way baseball games are managed.

This week in the SportsBuilding, UCLA's got an unfair football schedule, closing MLB pitchers are becoming too predictable, and Rejoice, America: The 2024 Astros are no more.

Daniel's here with thoughts on why he's not a super massive football fan, and UCLA's crazy schedule.

This week in the SportsBuilding, The News Snail's got breaking news on a blockbuster NBA trade, Daniel reads your letters, rants about the Angels, and counts down a baseball-themed 'Winners of the Week' countdown.

Daniel is here to give you a taste of what's coming up later this morning on 'SportsBuilding' including some thoughts on the L.A. Angels, and a major breaking news story the News Snail has been working on.

Daniel is back in the SportsBuilding to share dismay at how Bryce Young has been treated, and countdown the 'Winners of the Week' including a shock in the top 3.

SportsBuidling will be live in an hour. In the meantime, enjoy a little preview of the day's events, and some talk about why UCLA football is... not looking great to start the year.

After a midsummer rebrand, it's time to enter the SportsBuilding as Daniel gives you the news of the week, offers a take on how the Patriots will end up winning the AFC East, blasts F1, and reveals an indestructible 'Winner of the Week'.

Daniel is here with the weekly 'Sportsbuilding' update, his predictions for the College Football Playoff, and a 'Winners of the Week' list filled with plenty of letters debating which players are better. Hopefully, it doesn't get so crazy Daniel rage-quits the show or anything, right? Right?

Bagman is here with a full preview of the UCLA football schedule, and says he sees only 3-4 losses all year.

Daniel struggles to get through a brand-new edition of the 'Sportsbuilding' update, featuring more NFL news, the NBA schedule, and a surprising proposal in Major League Baseball. Next, it's a discussion on how to fix baseball once and for all and help make it the most popular sport in America once again. Finally, it's an overtime version of the 'Winner of the Week' countdown featuring all the major sports stars and stories of the week.

Bagman discusses the series between the Brewers and the Dodgers earlier this weekend, and calls for the bullpen to step up.

Daniel's got the latest on Brandon Aiyuk's trade demands and major NBA signings in a riveting 'SportsBuilding' update. Then, it's time for discussion on Team USA ahead of the Gold Medal game against France. And finally, it's time to close out the show with a top 18 (minus two) countdown of the 'Winners of the Week' featuring baseball pitchers, Olympians, and a huge victory in the sports world.

Bagman shares what he considers very important warning signs of a possible Dodgers collapse in October

Daniel is back with the news of the week in the 'Sportsbuilding Update' including an NFL rules debut, an NBA retirement, and the biggest moves of the MLB trade deadline. In the big story of the week, Daniel explains why the L.A. Angels shouldn't have traded their players at the deadline. And the 'Winners of the Week' list includes several baseball players, and the best from the U.S.'s week at the Olympics.

Bagman starts off with some kind words for Freddie Freeman, a lesson on why sports aren't the biggest thing in the world, and closes with a rant aimed at the Angels' trade deadline activity.

It's a week of sports so big that 19 minutes might not be long enough. It's a show filled with info on no-hitters, angry letters, and motorsports drama as Daniel counts down the 'Winners of the Week."

Bagman has to respond to ESPN and SEC Network personality Paul Finebaum's accusations that Lincoln Riley has done a terrible job at USC, and is about to get fired.

It's July in sports, so why not some list radio? Daniel's back with a list of the best and worst All-Star Games in sports, and another edition of the 'Winners of the Week.'

Bagman once again says the Dodgers need to win every available competition this year (and even win one that doesn't exist), and explains why it's best for the Clippers to blow the whole thing up.

Daniel spends the first 19-minutes of the new show congratulating the summer's sports champions, counting down the winners of the week, and sharing a very serious list of coaching candidates he'd like to see take over as the U.S. Men's National Soccer team boss. InformalProgram.com

Bagman is not happy with the L.A. Kings, the Dodgers' form, and especially whatever the Purple Team has been doing this offseason.

Daniel is live from a city in... Denver, Colorado for a high-altitude edition of the annual wiffleball live on-field broadcast to kick off the 19-minute Sports Report. More details at informalprogram.com

If there's a sports story flying under the radar with little attention, Daniel is here every week to catch you up for 19 minutes a week. Catch it every week starting Saturday, July 13th at 1PM (PT) on YouTube and wherever you get podcasts (which hopefully is Soundcloud, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts).

Bagman celebrates Reggie Bush getting his Heisman back, and shares his unfiltered thoughts on the performance of L.A.'s playoff teams, and the search for a new coach of the purple team.

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Daniel has a full review of the Daytona 500, asks some logical questions about the NBA All-Star Game, and counts down the 'Winners of the Week'.

Daniel uses the 'Sports Time Machine' to travel back in time and countdown the Winners of the Week' following the Super Bowl.

Bagman explains why he thinks the Dodgers should win multiple championships just this year, warns the L.A. Clippers of missing this opportunity, and celebrates an excellent run by the L.A. Kings

Bagman (unlike West) is here on a Tuesday to discuss UCLA hiring of first-time head coach DeShaun Foster to lead the football team.

A formerly fired show character makes a shocking return to (very slowly) make a Super Bowl prediction, Daniel covers the latest in possible relocations across the sports world, and the 'Words of the week' is heavy on the basketball.

Bagman is back to celebrate the Lakers beating the Celtics, and take credit for turning their season around after last week's rant.

Daniel and the Informal Research Department (or "erd" for short) unviel findings in a truly shocking and groundbreaking example of sports collusion and unfair sporting practices centered around the use of 'Magical Sports Cards' that were used during the AFC and NFC Championship games. And we've go the 'Words of the Week'

Bagman shares his frustration with the recent LeBron "⏳" emoji post, and launches into an epic rant roasting nearly all of his accomplishments in L.A.

Daniel's got some mild scheduling news on this week's episode.

Daniel shares why he actually believes in the Clippers this year, pays off a major penalty from last week's show featuring a funk song and the Titans roster, and counts down the winners of the week.