Podcasts about Big Mac

Chris McMonigle is narrowing names down for his upcoming Yankee Podcast, Hoff is narrowing his wiggle room to flying to and back from Florida in time for Mondays show. Carton takes revenge on both!

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Evan and Tiki sort through the wildest WFAN opinions of the week in another edition of Are You Kidding Me? featuring Big Mac's Roger Clemens defense, Craig Carton's Joe Montana take, Tommy Lugauer's Saquon Barkley claim, and Shaun Morash's latest Giants draft opinion. The hour also veers into Evan's reaction to A-Rod's White House appearance and Donald Trump's past comments, a funny March Madness rant, and a debate over whether Citi Field should ever get a new name.

Evan and Tiki break down WFAN's craziest takes of the week in “Are You Kidding Me?” featuring Big Mac's Roger Clemens defense, Craig Carton's Joe Montana claim, Tommy Lugauer's Saquon Barkley argument, and Shaun Morash's Giants draft take. Plus, the guys react to Alex Rodriguez's White House appearance and Donald Trump's past comments about A-Rod.

Send a textA light beer just earned a perfect ten and knocked our old favorites off the throne. We opened Pabst Light expecting a throwback macro and found a crisp, balanced lager with real flavor, clean finish, and the same 96-calorie footprint you expect from an everyday sipper. We pulled it apart next to Bud Light and Michelob Ultra, talked sweetness, mouthfeel, and price, and asked the only question that matters: would you actually buy a 12-pack and live with it? Our answer surprised us.Between pours, we headed to the kitchen for the ultimate crowd-pleaser: a Big Mac meatloaf that nails the fast-food memory without the drive-thru. Ground beef, shredded cheese, chopped dill pickles, whisked eggs, ketchup, mustard, and torn sesame bun for the bind, finished with a quick hit of grill smoke. On lettuce with an easy house sauce, it is weeknight-simple and backyard-worthy. We share why whisking matters, when to choose fresh bread over crumbs, and how a clean lager slices through rich, tangy bites.Then we flipped the script with a Maumee Bay peanut-flavored Kolsch. Think peanut brittle up front, a whisper of salted caramel, and a maple finish that lingers as the glass warms. At 5% ABV and 25 IBUs, it is playful and polished—great for ballpark vibes or a dessert pairing—but best in singles, not a marathon. We closed out with spring on deck: warmer days, grills firing, camping trips lining up, and golf season calling. That is the real reason we chase dialed-in lagers: they keep pace with sun, smoke, and long days outside.Hit play to hear why Pabst Light earned a rare perfect score, grab the Big Mac meatloaf blueprint, and decide if the peanut Kolsch earns fridge space. If you enjoy beer talk, backyard cooking, and a little chaos, subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review so we can keep the taps—and the recipes—flowing.Support the showwww.anotherreasontodrink.com

After a long debate over Saving Silverman and Big Lebowski on whether or not the films are overrated, Craig and Big Mac find out that the Dolphins are looking to trade Tua AND a 1st round pick! Should the Jets think about this trade?

The Knicks just miss out on beating a top team in the NBA, but there is no doubt in Craigs mind that the Knicks can hang. Plus, Let's name that number and A millionaire idea! After a long conversation about the worse possible way to die, which is clearly on the toilet, we explore the Mount Rushmore of Dicks! It's now back to back days where Ryan McMahon is getting the start at shortstop. Is this just for fun? And why is Alex Rodriguez at the White House? And why is he such a bad tipper? After a long debate over Saving Silverman and Big Lebowski on whether or not the films are overrated, Craig and Big Mac find out that the Dolphins are looking to trade Tua AND a 1st round pick! Should the Jets think about this trade?

Chuck, Chernoff, Cellini, Dimino talked about beef at the office, burgers and more during today's Crosstalk which also included Chuck eating a Big Mac in 3 bites. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Corirossi (@thenapaboys) and Armen Weitzman (@armenweitzman) join the 'boys to talk The Napa Boys, wine, and Avatar before kicking off the Quarter Pounder Final round of Munch Madness XI: The Tournament of Champions: Reheated Rivalry with The Grimace Region.The Napa Boys is out in theaters in NY on 3/6, and everywhere else on 3/13.Watch this episode at youtube.com/doughboysmediaGet ad-free episodes at patreon.com/doughboysGet Doughboys merch at kinshipgoods.com/doughboysAdvertise on Doughboys via Gumball.fmSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, the studio smells like a grease fire in a salt factory because Hutt and Chad are finally settling the ultimate fast-food beef. McDonald's has unleashed the Big Arch—their supposed "Whopper killer"—and the boys are putting it to the ultimate test against the reigning king of the flame-grill. Will the "tangy Arch sauce" hold up, or is it just Big Mac sauce in a trench coat? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Things got hilarious on The Carton Show on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle went head-to-head in a rapid-fire sports trivia game called “Numbers on Numbers.”

This episode is packed with laughs, jaw-dropping facts, and football, baseball hot takes you won't want to miss!

The New York Giants offseason debate is heating up on The Carton Show on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle go head-to-head over a shocking idea… Should the Giants sign Stefon Diggs?

Craig Carton and "Big Mac" break down the New York Knicks' defensive surge under Mike Brown and debate whether the narrative surrounding former coach Tom Thibodeau holds up to the numbers. Plus, the crew dives into the New York Giants' failed pursuit of Trent McDuffie and a heated debate over the #5 overall pick.

It's another episode of "Spin That Wheel". They play two rounds. Big Mac vs Hoff and Gallo vs Big Mac. This game is one that will make you yell and scream at the radio.

Well, a lot of people put money on the Iran supreme leader. And a lot of people won. Unfortunately, all bets were canceled. We find out from the extremely stable Shia Labeouf that Mike Piazza was not very good with the autographs. Plus, the Giants are hunting for a new running back. It's another episode of "Spin That Wheel". They play two rounds. Big Mac vs Hoff and Gallo vs Big Mac. This game is one that will make you yell and scream at the radio. Mike Piazza stories flow in as we find out not signing autographs is part of Mike's norm. Plus, the biggest unknown in the 2026 MLB season is the New York Mets.

The Carton Show goes OFF on March 3, 2026! Chris McMonigle & Craig Carton dive into Mets batting practice updates, Nolan McLean's ear infection, and WBC pitcher drama. Plus, they debate Jorge Posada & Francisco Cervelli's Team Italy roles, share hilarious Yankees fan stories, talk LeBron James controversy, and even reveal Big Mac's high school sports secrets. Don't miss the laughs, inside baseball takes, and wild sports gossip you won't hear anywhere else!

All hell breaks loose on The Carton Show after actor Shia LaBeouf calls out Mike Piazza over a childhood autograph snub and it somehow turns into one of the most heated debates in WFAN history.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into hilarious and nostalgic stories on the Carton Show! From Chubby Checker opening for Debbie Gibson, to Billy Joel trivia, and the big comedy night at Gotham Comedy Club supporting Saint Jude's this segment is packed with laughs, memories, and insider chaos. Don't miss the fun!

The Carton Show is back with Big Mac, Gallo, and Craig McMonigle in a battle of wits on Spin That Wheel! From athletes who rocked the number 23, to Oscar-winning movies this century, our hosts compete in a hilarious and unpredictable trivia showdown. Who dominates the wheel? Who chokes under pressure? You won't believe the answers and the epic reactions!

You won't believe what Craig Carton pulled off LIVE on WFAN! He surprises Chris McMonigle with his first-ever autograph card, a moment 18 years in the making! Plus, listeners share a wild story about Mike Piazza bowling like you've never seen, avoiding eye contact with kids, moonwalking, and leaving everyone stunned!

You won't believe what Big Mac reveals on the Carton Show! From Taylor Dayne's Long Island roots and Grammy nods, to Knicks' surprising victories, and a lifetime ban at the Hollywood Hard Rock, nothing is off limits. Plus, Knicks playoff predictions, NBA insights, Mets trade opinions, and a rare Shamrock Shake update. You have to hear this one!

This week on History's Greatest Idiots, we're trying a slightly different mini-documentary format to explore one of the most bizarre success stories in American comedy: Leo Anthony Gallagher Jr., the man who proved you could become a millionaire by hitting produce with a mallet.From Science to SledgehammersBorn 24th July 1946 in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Leo suffered severe asthma. His family relocated to South Tampa, Florida, for the warm weather. He became a championship roller skater at his father's rink, but wanted to be a scientist. In 1970, he graduated from the University of South Florida with a chemical engineering degree and English literature minor, then worked as a chemist.But when he became road manager for musician Jim Stafford, Kenny Rogers' manager asked if he would open for Rogers on a 100-night tour. Gallagher went from no stage experience to performing in America's largest auditoriums overnight.The Sledge-O-Matic and Cable Television StardomGallagher's big break came in 1975 with an appearance on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show. But his 1980 Showtime special launched him to stardom as cable television exploded. The centrepiece was the Sledge-O-Matic, a parody of infomercials. Gallagher smashed apples, oranges, cottage cheese, Big Macs, video game controllers, and finally watermelons. Chunks exploded into the audience.The first rows were covered in plastic sheeting. Audiences brought raincoats. They called it being 'Gallagherized'. From 1981 to 1987, he produced 16 specials on Showtime. During the 1980s and 1990s, he was America's highest-earning stand-up comedian, performing 200 shows yearly for 35 years, over 3,500 performances total, destroying tens of thousands of watermelons.Critics and RankingsWhilst Gallagher sold out theatres, the comedy establishment had mixed feelings. Critics dismissed his act as lowbrow. In 2004, Comedy Central ranked him 100th on their list of greatest stand-up comedians. Dead last. Gallagher was bitter, feeling underappreciated despite massive commercial success.The Brother WarsIn the early 1990s, brother Ron asked to perform Leo's routines. Leo agreed if Ron made it clear he was Ron Gallagher, not Leo. Ron toured as 'Gallagher II'. But promotional materials became unclear. In August 2000, Leo sued for trademark violation. Courts sided with Leo. But Gallagher's entire family sided with Ron. The estrangement lasted for life.The Final ActGallagher continued touring into his 70s. He owned patents for slot machine software. In 2003, he ran for California Governor, finishing 16th of 135 candidates. He appeared in a GEICO commercial. His health declined with three heart attacks between 2011 and 2012, collapsing onstage in Minnesota and before a Dallas show. Each time he recovered and returned. After 2012, he reduced touring. COVID-19 in 2020 stopped him entirely. On 11th November 2022, he died from organ failure in Palm Springs, aged 76.LegacyGallagher never got respect from the comedy establishment, but he had 35 years of sold-out shows, millions of fans, and the satisfaction of making people happy. Not bad for a guy who just wanted to be a scientist.From Science to SledgehammersThe Sledge-O-Matic and Cable Television StardomCritics and RankingsThe Brother WarsThe Final ActLegacy

That's right, Carton thinks that Tom Brady has something up his sleeve again that's going to set the Jets back another decade or more! Emmanuel Berbari gets a blessing from Big Mac on his home run call, plus NBA records are made to be broken. That's right, the Atlanta Hawks are promoting the best place to get wings. Plus, the Mount Rushmore of Cartoons; This will shock you! How does Handicap parking at the World Cup turn into returning your shopping cart? Tune in and you'll find out!

Emmanuel Berbari gets a blessing from Big Mac on his home run call, plus NBA records are made to be broken.

You won't believe what happened at the NFL Combine! New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn was caught dozing off yes, DOZING for a few seconds on live camera, and the Carton Show breaks down every hilarious detail. From comparisons to viral state-of-the-Union naps to how the Jets could lean into it with pajamas and sleep masks, Craig Carton and Big Mac dissect the chaos. Plus, we dive into Yankees spring training drama, signature home run calls, and unforgettable music debates! It's everything you didn't know you needed today!

In this eye-opening segment of the Carton Show with Craig Carton and Big Mac, we dive into the newly released NFL player grades for coaches, GMs, and owners. The Jets' Aaron Glenn and Woody Johnson get stellar marks despite a tough season, while the Giants' leadership continues to face criticism. We also break down ratings for every major team, including the Bills, Patriots, Steelers, and more. Are these grades meaningful or just perception? Tune in and find out!

A touching check-in with legendary Yankees announcer John Sterling after his recent heart scare, and nostalgia-packed stories about New York's iconic broadcasters. Plus, the first handheld football video game makes a comeback?

For this fan focus, Carton surprises Big Mac with a story about a deer that he was not expecting.

Aaron Glenn admits that he has super powers and wants to use them to help the Jets in 2026. This, of course, makes sense. After all of what happened during the John Harbaugh coaching search and hire, Joe Schoen says his role with the Giants has NOT changed in anyway. For this fan focus, Carton surprises Big Mac with a story about a deer that he was not expecting. A touching check-in with legendary Yankees announcer John Sterling after his recent heart scare, and nostalgia-packed stories about New York's iconic broadcasters. Plus, the first handheld football video game makes a comeback?

Carton brings out the wheel to play "Spin That Wheel", A new game that tests the knowledge between Big Mac, Hoff and Gallo. Unfortunately they all buckle under pressure. Plus, help McMonigle to pick a name for his new Yankee podcast.

If the Gold Medal game was so good, then why do we still not care for the NHL. Plus, Guess which sports have the least amount of action in them. Karl Anthony Towns has put up incredible numbers this season, yet he's still getting asked for more from fans! Carton brings out the wheel to play "Spin That Wheel", A new game that tests the knowledge between Big Mac, Hoff and Gallo. Unfortunately they all buckle under pressure. Plus, help McMonigle to pick a name for his new Yankee podcast. USA shocked the world and beat Canada in Mens Hockey. Unfortunately, hockey will continue to be 4th biggest sport in America and it doesn't seem the Olympics will change that. Plus, the crazy similarity between 1980 and 2026 Olympic teams.

Who REALLY knows the New York Knicks best at WFAN?! On this hilarious segment of The Carton Show, Craig Carton puts the station's biggest Knicks fans to the test in a wild game inspired by Name That Tune… but with playoff opponents instead. Can Big Mac outlast Anthony Gallo in Knicks playoff history trivia? Who folds under pressure? And who ends up paying the tip from Prince Street Pizza?!

Imagine walking into a tiny karaoke bar and suddenly you're watching SUPERSTARS perform live. That's exactly what happened at Baby Grand in NYC when Kelly Clarkson and John Legend reportedly jumped on stage… and the stories only get crazier from there.

Are New York Mets fans already giving up on the season?! On WFAN, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to a shocking fan mindset skipping Citi Field and buying tickets to Yankee Stadium instead just to see Pete Alonso early in the season

Steve Cohen is the best at Hedge funding. So why did the Mets not overpay for Edwin Diaz? How good is Big Mac at math? The Chicago Bears could not figure out how to stay in Chicago? Sounds like the new stadium will be moving out of the state. Plus, how good was The Joker with Joaquin Phoenix? Bob Costas helps Craig understand why there are a limited amount of Captains in Major League Baseball. Plus, lets all celebrate the Women's USA Hockey team winning the Gold Medal in OT and we find out how to actually pronounce Luis Robert Jr.'s name. Does the result of tonight's Knicks Pistons game matter? Also, who goes to Mexico to for health purposes?

Steve Cohen is the best at Hedge funding. So why did the Mets not overpay for Edwin Diaz? How good is Big Mac at math?

Happy almost-Iran war day! On this solo pod, we discuss our respective Valentine's Days, whether or not the US should start executing Olympic athletes who don't bring home medals, and Chaya Leah's near Holocaust experience at a fancy kosher restaurant in LA.We also finally take some listener questions! We help a listener explain to her Goyfriend why she wants to raise their kids Jewish even though she's not a huge Jew herself, and advise another listener facing her new role at work as the token “tell us about antisemitism” employee.You can send yours to askajewpod@gmail.com.No questions is stupid, as you can clearly see by Yael's question about a drunk encounter with a Big Mac.Want to help us grow? Consider rating us 5 stars and leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit askajew.substack.com/subscribe

This might be the CRAZIEST personal story ever told on The Carton Show and Chris McMonigle swears it's 100% real. While discussing rumors that the New York Giants could play a game in Germany, the conversation takes a WILD turn when Big Mac reveals the time he literally saved a woman's life on a moving train.

Carlos Mendoza opens up about the team last year and what to look forward from the Mets in 2026 with Craig & Chris McMonigle. If you trust the source, Carlos Mendoza, the Mets don't have inner team issues! We heard earlier in the day that there was an internal investigation on Tony Clark stealing from the MLPBA, but bigger news has hit! Tony Clark is involved with an inappropriate relationship with his sister in law. Things just got a little spicy! How do you think the holidays will be this coming season? C-Mac dives into his Beatles obsession and we hear from Giancarlo Stanton. It seems like the offseason was an issue with everyone.

It's Tuesday at 11:30, which means it's time for Posted & Toasted, and the receipts are vicious. The crew rewinds the clock to peak Linsanity and finds an old Jeremy Lin tweet that instantly turns into a full-on roast, complete with Evan's all-time bizarre Disney World breakup story and a “watching the game on the toilet” confession that somehow gets even stranger. Then it gets worse. Sean Morash gets tagged again for another classic post, this one about switching to boxer briefs at 29, and it spirals into a full wardrobe timeline debate. Big Mac shows up with a Carmelo trade victory lap tweet from 2011, and the show closes with the ultimate NYC food take: fold your pizza, and don't you dare bring a fork and knife anywhere near it. Posted & Toasted delivers exactly what it promises: old posts, new embarrassment, and a lot of yelling.

Hour 3 is all over the map in the best way. First, the crew reacts to Brian Cashman making a brutal mistake while recapping last season, calling it the “ALCS” and setting off an argument about whether it is a harmless slip or proof the Yankees operate with zero urgency. Big Mac steps in with the defense, Evan and Sean push back, and the phones weigh in. Then it turns to Barack Obama's viral alien comments from a lightning round, why the follow-up never happened in the moment, and the clarification that came after. And of course, Sean Morash brings Cinco de Luncho, drafting the Top 5 Non Big Four Sporting Events he would want to attend, including Daytona, the Kentucky Derby, the Waste Management Open, Japanese baseball, and an SEC rivalry game at No. 1.

Since its launch in 1987, McDonald's Monopoly game has become a cultural obsession, with millions of people buying Big Macs and fries, convinced they might be one peel away from a million-dollar payday. But for nearly a decade, the jackpot was unwinnable. The man responsible for distributing the pieces, Jerry Jacobson, was quietly stealing them and selling them for profit. And like every Monopoly game, it eventually ended – only this time, when Jerry's game was over, the house rules no longer protected him.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

From die-hard baseball obsession to everyday life moments, this segment is packed with laughs, sports debates, and Big Mac's one-of-a-kind perspective.

More news comes out regarding Steve Tisch and Jeffery Epstein. Plus, the Yankees get hit with their first piece of potentially bad news. The Patriots seem to be acting as a cult. Plus, Joe Judge issues a statement that is what you'd expect from him? 50 Cent is the best troll in the game. Bernadette calls in to remind Big Mac she's his Scrotum girl! Plus, decapitation Insurance Clause in sports you've never heard of! Roman Anthony is jacked to the gills, Cam Schlittler isn't worried about his back and Sam Darnold is now a top 10 quarterback!

let's eat is a special series where we make it all about the food. In this episode, we're joined by Shane Reiser of Tucson Foodie as we head to Agustin Kitchen in Tucson's Mercado District to try some of their top dishes. From sourdough pancakes topped with lemon honey butter and peaches to a rich, savory shakshuka with roasted tomatoes and runny eggs, we break down each plate bite by bite. We also try the smashburger (Shanes first EVER!) made with beef from K4 Ranch, served with that nostalgic, Big Mac–style flavor, plus battered rockfish and shoestring fries that Agustin is known for. A curried chickpea and roasted squash dish rounds out the table, showcasing the restaurant's balance of comfort and creativity. subscribe to our magazine: https://www.atasteofaz.com/subscribe a taste of az instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ATasteOfAZ/ a taste of az facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ATasteOfAZ/ a taste of az tik tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@atasteofaz

Geoff, Gavin and Andrew talk about did you deserve to live today, Gudge Geoff, the everyman, egg sandwich, chicken sandwich, bottom pillow, Big Mac, top hat, stream starting soon, pleasantries, twitch, doctor, notifications, The Valley of Interest, Andrew's pop filters, thick desk, firmware update, Andrew's chair, food not food draft, plastic covering, thunder nuggets, other wings, Geoff's community interaction, anniversary, Fram, reboot, sitting, and LaZBoy office setup. Support us directly at https://www.patreon.com/TheRegulationPod Stay up to date, get exclusive supplemental content, and connect with other Regulation Listeners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MLB's package situation is a total headache: do you need the ESPN app, what does the bundle actually get you, and why does nobody seem to know the real price? With spring training kicking off, the guys talk Big Mac's very “serious” spring training party, why this moment matters (the offseason is finally over), and whether MLB is botching the messaging to fans right before baseball returns. Plus, they rewind to the crew's Yankees offseason “wish list” from November and compare it to reality, as Cashman basically brings back the same roster. Is “Run It Back” a smart bet on internal improvement, or a lazy gamble that leaves real holes? And wait… Opening Day on Netflix? Good luck explaining that to everyone's dad.

Evan tries to calm the Carton vs Morash noise by admitting he respects both, then throws gasoline on it anyway by posting the ultimate Twitter poll: who do you trust more, Craig Carton or Shaun Morash? The guys break down the voting blocs, Mets fans still angry about the Kyle Tucker saga, Jets fans furious at Morash, and the “swing states” that decide the whole thing. Early returns come in and Shaun is actually winning, which turns into a hilarious reality check on what it even means to be in a trust poll with a Radio Hall of Famer. The calls keep it moving, the Jets credibility debate keeps boiling, and then the show pivots to the night in New York sports: the Knicks crush the Wizards and keep their win streak alive, the Nets get run off the floor by the Lakers, and the Islanders finally grab a win in a wild one. Plus, a quick laugh at Big Mac refusing to run the poll, some family fandom warfare, and then the focus shifts to what's next for the Knicks with the NBA trade deadline looming and Ian Begley joining to break it all down.

The show takes a sharp and hilarious turn with Posted & Toasted, as the crew digs up old tweets from WFAN coworkers and lets Tiki Barber guess who posted them before deciding who deserves to be toasted. It starts with an all time 2020 cold take shredding Doug Pederson and Matt Nagy while propping up Eric Bieniemy and questioning the greatness of Andy Reid. Tiki immediately sniffs it out as a vintage Shaun Morash take. Then comes a dark 2017 train ride tweet that shocks everyone when it turns out to belong to Chris McMonigle, followed by a 2023 confession from Evan Roberts admitting he roots against the New York Yankees just to hear Big Mac battle callers over Aaron Boone.