Two Guys Talking Sports Movies – 96.1 WSBT Radio

Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Wesley Snipes, Rene Russo, Dennis Haysbert, Bob Uecker, that guy who played Dan Devine in “Rudy” (Chelcie Ross), and more…it’s Major League! Co-host Bobby Hensley makes his return from his tech-imposed sabbatical to

The latest Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast is “The Rookie”. It’s the based on a true story movie about Jim Morris, who thought his baseball career was finished in the minor leagues due to arm injuries,

Moneyball stars Brad Pitt as Oakland A’s general manager Billy Beane. It chronicles the early infusion of analytics and data into mainstream baseball. Pitt’s Beane went against baseball’s traditionalists in the early 2000s, but his practices have

Sean Stires and guest co-host Vince DeDario discuss the 2005 romantic comedy/baseball fan movie Fever Pitch, starring Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore. Fallon is an obsessed Boston Red Sox fan who has trouble balancing his love life

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley share the lists of their Top-5 All-Time favorite baseball movies.

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss the Will Ferrell soccer comedy Kicking and Screaming, co-starring Oscar winner Robert Duvall and former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka.

Hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss the all-time movie about youth baseball – The Bad News Bears. The classic stars Academy Award winner Walter Matthau and Tatum O’Neal. The 1976 hit spawned two sequels (The Bad

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss Miracle – the true story of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team’s improbable gold medal victory. They cover what’s true and what’s not, along with Kurt Russell’s performance as head coach

Hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley continue their discussion on the Rocky saga, with Rocky III from 1982. The movie takes the franchise in new directions, with introductions to Hulk Hogan, as Thunderlips, and Mr. T, as

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss the Adam Sandler hockey/golf comedy “Happy Gilmore”. The movie includes a cameo from Ben Stiller and an early career appearance from Julie Bowen, who would go on to star in the

The Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast discusses an underrated coming of age movie from the ’80s this week.  Vision Quest stars Matthew Modine as Louden Swain. Co-stars include Linda Fiorentino, Daphne Zuniga, veteran character actor Ronny

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss the bowling comedy Kingpin – starring Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid and Bill Murray. Favorite lines and scenes and some low-brow humor (what do you expect from the Farrelly brothers?) included.

Two Men Talking Sports Movies hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley give their take on the Wesley Snipes/Woody Harrelson basketball movie White Men Can’t Jump.

It’s not a sports movie, but it’s Christmas time, so Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley decided to take a look at a Chevy Chase Christmas movie classic this week. They even found a couple sports tie-ins and

The Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast is back after a few weeks between seasons. Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley roll into season two with Rocky II. They discuss their favorite scenes and lines as well as

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss what is, as he promised, Will Ferrell’s last sports movie (to date) – Semi-Pro. It’s a comedic tale of the fictitious Flint Tropics of the real ABA. The movie co-stars Woody

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss one of the all-time great basketball movies – Hoosiers.

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss one of the most popular hockey comedies of all-time – Slap Shot, starring Paul Newman. It’s the movie than made the Hanson brothers a cult favorite.

The latest Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast marks a first with its latest edition. Hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley have their first discussion on an Academy Award-winning film – “Rocky”. It’s the film that launched

Two Guys Talking Sports Movies hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley can finally agree on a sports movie they both like, and it’s the Tom Cruise classic Jerry Maguire. The romantic comedy/sports combo was a breakthrough for

This week’s podcast has a new twist. Sean and Bobby recently discussed the football classic “Rudy” and they had polarizing opinions. Someone who took exception with those opinions was WSBT Radio contributor Vince DeDario. So, our hosts

ESPN’s “30 for 30” franchise has become the go-to for sports documentaries. In this week’s Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast, hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley share some of their favorites. Football, baseball, basketball, and boxing

This week’s Two Guys Talking Sports Movies podcast discusses the 2000 “comedy” “The Replacements”. It featured two big-name stars – Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman – in the lead roles about a group of replacement players during

The Two Guys Talking Sports Movies podcast, with Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley, discusses the Denzel Washington classic “Remember the Titans”. With favorite scenes, lines and more.

Two Guys Talking Sports Movies – Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley – discuss one of their favorite football movies “Friday Night Lights”. It’s based on a book and the true story of the season of Odessa (TX)

Two Guys Talking Sports Movies hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss the classic football movie “Rudy”. They cover the controversy surrounding the Notre Dame centered film – including the famous “jersey scene” that never really happened

The Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast hits one of the all-time classic sports/comedy combos with week with “Caddyshack”. It wouldn’t be a TGTSM episode if co-hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley didn’t disagree on the best

Get ready for the football season with this Top-10 Football Movies podcast! Hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley each share their top-10 list and they only have two duplicates. That’s a lot of football movies to discuss!

This week’s Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast with Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley heads to the race track. It’s Will Ferrell’s Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby. Does the 2006 NASCAR comedy hold up over

In honor of the recent passing of actor Rip Torn (Patches O’Houllihan), Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley go off the beaten path with this week’s podcast. They discuss their favorite lines, scenes and more from “Dodgeball: A

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley cover the Tom Hanks/Geena Davis 1992 baseball movie “A League of Their Own” in this week’s podcast. Is “There’s no crying in baseball!” the most memorable sports movie quote of all-time? Did

This week’s Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast goes back to the ’90s for the classic – The Sandlot. Just like when Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discussed For Love of the Game, one of them likes

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley complete the Kevin Costner baseball movie trilogy by discussing For Love of the Game. Hint – One of them really likes it and the other…not so much.    

Two Guys Talking Sports movies hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss Kevin Costner’s first baseball movie “Bull Durham”. They share their favorite lines and scenes, along with other irreverent thoughts on this classic.  

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley debut their new podcast – Two Guys Talking Sports Movies – by discussing one of the all-time classics – Field of Dreams. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the release of