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St. Patrick’s Day may have passed, but the heart of the Emerald Isle still beats strong in our chests. So, we are going to express our heritage loud and proud this month by reviewing The Luck of the Irish. Join us as we follow the rainbow to find the pot of gold at the end, even if instead of gold we find confusing Leprechaun logic and a surprising amount of American propaganda.Emma bashes her heritage and is obsessed with pit stains. Lucas flexes his Irish accent and does a one-man show. Austin realizes he knows nothing about Lerprechauns.Talking Points: American Dream Propaganda, Offensive Costuming, The Last Merriman, Unnecessary Narration, Hello to Mr. Hoen, Sports Is Happening Now, Horror Movie Parents, Searching for Johnsons, Kyle is an Idiot, A Non-Copyrighted Lucky Charm, A Random Irish Festival, The Original “What Are Those”, Backpack Anxiety, Leprechaun Biology, Bianca/Debbie/Bonnie, A Crowd Bullies a Child, The Dad Should Be Way More Concerned, Leprechaun Lessons, Are All Irish People Leprechauns?, Austin Powers Chase, A Conflict of Leprechaun Interest, Reilly O’Reilly, Holding Irish Grudges, Disney Channels Confronts Slavery, Leprechauns Are Wizards Now, A Classic Cleveland Crossover, Cleveland Is a PunishmentEditor’s Note: We were trying out a new recording software and, while it worked pretty well, it did result in a little audio weirdness at times.

Our debut episode of Philly's Phinest Podcast! Can the Philadelphia 76ers sign LeBron James if he decides to leave Cleveland? Is this a make or break off-season for Bryan Colangelo? Tune in and find out as our host, Ryan D answers both!

Moments after game 3 of the NBA finals chedda the god recaps moments and stats from the game. Another lose for Cleveland? Is it time for Tyrone Lue to take some blame? Will lebron remain in Cleveland next season or will he add more star studded talent. Listen in and find out.

In this edition of "Without a Curse," Alex previews the AL Central with John Lowe of The Detroit Free Press. They discuss each team, and look at some of the biggest storylines within the division as we head towards the season: *The Twins appear poised to finish in the cellar for the third consecutive year after winning the division in 2010. What has gone wrong in Minnesota? *Are the White Sox poised to make another playoff run in 2013, or was their competitiveness for most of 2012 a fluke? *The Royals, after acquiring James Shields, seem to be serious about winning. What factors have propelled the Royals to "go for it" this year? *What are the expectations for Terry Francona in Cleveland? Is this the perfect spot for him? *The Tigers are the reigning American League champions. Are they the favorites in the AL entering the season? Alex also talks about the biggest news in Red Sox Spring training, and this week he's focused on the continued inactivity of David Ortiz and Mike Napoli. Is it realistic to expect them to be healthy this season? The Red Sox acquired Mike Carp last week, who is an upgrade for them on the bench. And that is precisely the problem... In the "Around the League" segment, Alex looks at the effects Curtis Granderson's forearm injury will have on the Yankees in the beginning of the season, and praises them for finally trademarking the "Evil Empire" monicker. Jonathan Papelbon and Roy Halladay didn't have a lot of praise for their teammates over the weekend, as both pitchers talked about a lack of leadership on the Phillies last season. How trying of a season will it be in Philadelphia? Feel free to email Alex at areimer@bu.edu, and follow him on Twitter @AlexReimer1.