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Figgy's Mixtape dives into holiday madness with the Top 10 Worst Christmas Movies according to Rotten Tomatoes, a wild redneck Christmas parade, and more off-the-rails stories making the rounds.

Texans GM Nick Caserio joined P&P this morning, and ITL reacts to what he had to say and what it reveals about the team's direction moving forward. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape dives into holiday madness with the Top 10 Worst Christmas Movies according to Rotten Tomatoes, a wild redneck Christmas parade, and more off-the-rails stories making the rounds.

Have the Texans truly become a clutch team, or are a few late-game moments being overblown? ITL debates what “clutch” really means and whether Houston has earned that label, plus reacts to Texans GM Nick Caserio's comments on P&P regarding Jawhar Jordan's performance and development. Around The NFL brings breaking news as the Dolphins bench Tua Tagovailoa for former Texas QB Quinn Ewers, Jayden Daniels is ruled out for the season, and other league-wide headlines unfold, while the crew also reacts to the NBA's 2-Minute Report on the Rockets–Nuggets game and what it confirms — and doesn't. The show keeps things fun with a round of “Would You Rather,” debating playoff paths, roster choices like a fully healthy Nick Chubb versus Woody Marks, and more, before Judge John Lopez weighs in on whether the Texans are truly the second-best team in the AFC. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions delivers laughs, Figgy's Mixtape dives into holiday chaos with the Top 10 Worst Christmas Movies per Rotten Tomatoes, a redneck Christmas parade, and more wild stories, and the day wraps with today's QOTD: What are the most contrived sporting events — sports or otherwise?

Is there a clear through-line behind the Texans' execution issues on offense this season? ITL breaks down whether the mistakes are situational, systemic, or something deeper that still needs fixing. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape dives into holiday chaos with Christmas-time traps, the top toys of 2025, and more wild stories making the rounds.

Figgy's Mixtape dives into holiday chaos with Christmas-time traps, the top toys of 2025, and more wild stories making the rounds.

Basketball fans were robbed of a potential epic finish in Rockets vs. Nuggets as questionable officiating took over late, but ITL debates whether that was the whole story or if deeper issues were at play. The conversation then shifts to how C.J. Stroud's buy-in has improved and how Nick Caley and the offensive staff have helped unlock better decision-making. Around The NFL recaps Monday Night Football with the Steelers beating the Dolphins, major news on Patrick Mahomes needing surgery, and a debate on whether DeMeco Ryans is being too hard on the Texans' defense or simply setting a championship standard. Plus, the Texans' Super Bowl odds spark a discussion on whether it's time to fully buy in, Lunch-Time Confessions asks if J.J. Watt has one more run left in him, college football gets a rare Tuesday spotlight, and Figgy's Mixtape closes things out with holiday chaos, Christmas-time traps, top toys of 2025, and more wild stories.

Lunch-Time Confessions get real as Figgy admits some nervousness about the Jaguars

Figgy's Mixtape takes a more somber turn, reflecting on a weekend filled with RIPs — including the loss of a major Hollywood director, a local media legend, and others who left a lasting impact.

The Texans defense didn't deliver its usual overwhelming performance, but ITL was still comfortable with how the unit played and what it says about their overall consistency. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions get real as Figgy admits some nervousness about the Jaguars, and ITL goes through O.G. Passing Thoughts from the Texans' win over the Cardinals, hitting the little things that stood out beyond the box score.

ITL reacts to the Texans' dominant 40–20 win over the Cardinals as Houston makes it six straight, breaking down a spirited debate on the offensive line — Lopez thought it was good, Reggie thought it was just okay — and discussing whether the Texans may have uncovered something real in Jawhar Jordan. Around The NFL delivers shockwaves with the Chiefs officially eliminated from playoff contention and Patrick Mahomes suffering a torn ACL. At the same time, the crew also debates whether C.J. Stroud is finally finding his groove. The Texans' defense didn't have its usual overwhelming performance. However, ITL explains why they're still comfortable with what they saw, followed by Lunch-Time Confessions as Figgy admits some nervousness about the Jaguars and ITL goes through O.G. Passing Thoughts from the Texans' win over the Cardinals, hitting the little things that stood out beyond the box score. The show wraps with DeMeco Ryans speaking to the media and a reflective Figgy's Mixtape honoring a weekend full of RIPs, including a major Hollywood director, a local media legend, and others who left a lasting impact.

Rockett and Figgy discuss the Texans win over the Chiefs and review new releases from Nas & DJ Premier and 21 Savage. They also look at several 2025 hip hop album ranking lists and much more!

Figgy's Mixtape dives into pure chaos with a DMV cheating scheme getting busted, a fantasy football cheating scandal, and more wild stories making the rounds.

ITL plays Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because — Cardinals Edition — breaking down the key factors that will decide Sunday's game. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape dives into pure chaos with a DMV cheating scheme getting busted, a fantasy football cheating scandal, and more wild stories making the rounds.

If Nick Caley can't get the Texans' offense clicking — and cleaner — in this matchup, will it ever happen this season? ITL debates whether he can, will, or simply won't get it figured out. Plus, the chaotic ending to Rockets–Clippers sparks a real question: was that an encouraging win or just a mess that happened to work out? Around The NFL with B Scott dives into the Panthers suddenly leading the NFC South after the Bucs' loss to the Falcons, Todd Bowles going unfiltered postgame, and B Scott's thoughts ahead of Texans vs. Cardinals. The crew also breaks down what we can truly learn from this Cardinals matchup, rolls through Lunch-Time Confessions with a salute to a hilarious Cal McNair video, previews the college football weekend presented by Wrangler, and plays Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because — Cardinals Edition. And of course, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with a DMV cheating scheme bust, fantasy football cheating drama, and more, plus today's QOTD: What makes you instantly throw your money away?

Figgy's Mixtape breaks down GameStop's wild “Trade Anything Day,” a high-speed chase through Houston, and plenty more from the world of chaos and entertainment.

Everyone's thrown out ideas, but it's time to make it official — what nickname should we give this Texans defense? Plus, Figgy's Mixtape breaks down GameStop's wild “Trade Anything Day,” a high-speed chase through Houston, and plenty more from the world of chaos and entertainment.

ITL kicks off with C.J. Stroud making it clear he's fully embracing this offense, just as the chaos in college football hints it may only be getting started — with ripple effects that could hit your favorite team. Around the NFL, questions rise about whether Joe Burrow is breaking down and what the looming expiration of the referees' CBA could mean, plus former Texan N.D. Kalu stops by for his weekly visit before we dive into What's Popping. The guys also dig into whether Sunday's Texans–Cardinals matchup has “trap game” written all over it, mix in some Lunch-Time Confessions with Lopez and the crazy moms, and hit O.G.'s Buy or Sell. And to close it out, we finally try to put in ink the perfect nickname for this Texans defense before Figgy's Mixtape jumps into GameStop's wild “Trade Anything Day,” a high-speed Houston chase, and more pure chaos.

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Tyler Drake of Arizona Sports joins ITL to break down Texans vs. Cardinals and what to expect on Sunday. Then Figgy's Mixtape takes off with a professional home squatter making headlines in D.C., a bizarre world record still waiting to be broken, and plenty more wild stories.

Figgy's Mixtape takes off with a professional home squatter making headlines in D.C., a bizarre world record still waiting to be broken, and plenty more wild stories.

ITL dives into the move or decision from DeMeco Ryans that may have sparked the Texans' turnaround, weighs which new addition could make the biggest impact, and kicks around the QOTD on your favorite old-school kids games. Around The NFL, the guys break down the Texans' latest moves, which league records are most likely to fall, and revisit the unforgettable 2012 letterman-jacket showdown in New England before hitting What's Popping. They also examine whether the Texans' O-line got exposed against the Chiefs, roll through Lunch-Time Confessions, let Judge John Lopez decide if the Chiefs are officially done, and track Philip Rivers climbing yet another QB list. Then Tyler Drake of Arizona Sports stops by to preview Texans–Cardinals, and Figgy's Mixtape brings the wild stories — from a D.C. home squatter making headlines to a strange world record still waiting to be broken.

ITL covers a packed day across sports and beyond, starting with the Texans offense taking a major hit and what it could mean for C.J. Stroud, followed by the Rockets already showing a clear second-game issue in their early back-to-backs and a QOTD about what you've actually accomplished while drunk. Around the NFL, a turnover-filled MNF sparks talk of a possible Philip Rivers comeback, and the guys dive into what the Texans' Red Zone capacity really means long term. Later, they revisit the key to Houston's offense and whether C.J. Stroud is getting enough opportunities, mix in some Old Grampa Confessions, hit College Football on a Tuesday, and ask if bowl games are dying. And to wrap things up, ITL reacts to DeMeco Ryans' glowing comments about Kamari Lassiter before Figgy's Mixtape explores Houston's futuristic shift — driverless trucks, 3D-printed homes — and the unforgettable Christopher “Kid” Reid high-top story.

Figgy's Mixtape dives into whether Houston is getting too futuristic — from driverless trucks to 3D-printed homes — plus the wild Christopher “Kid” Reid high-top story you've gotta hear.

O.G. drops his Passing Thoughts from the Texans–Chiefs showdown, breaking down what stood out most. Then Figgy's Mixtape dives into a wild mix — could you prove the earth is flat for a billion dollars, and how should radio hosts in Cleveland really feel? All that and more in a packed segment.

ITL reacts to the Texans' statement win over the Chiefs — their fifth straight — while the AFC South gets shaken up with a rough Colts loss and the Jags staying hot. Around the NFL, Cincy falls to Buffalo, the Commanders help Houston's draft pick despite losing, and the Browns do Browns things, with Andy Reid's questionable decision prompting plenty of talk about the Texans' defense. The crew also breaks down who truly hooped against Kansas City, dives into Lunch-Time Confessions (including whether Travis Kelce is the worst kind of superstar), hands out Weekend Winners and Losers, and wraps with O.G.'s Passing Thoughts plus a wild Figgy's Mixtape featuring billion-dollar flat-earth bets, Cleveland radio feelings, and more.

Figgy's Mixtape dives into a wild mix — could you prove the earth is flat for a billion dollars, and how should radio hosts in Cleveland really feel? All that and more in a packed segment.

Rockett and Figgy react to the Houston Texans surging in their division, the awkward Chris Paul exit from the Clippers and how LeBron may retire, Netflix acquiring Warner Bros/HBO, the new Diddy documentary produced by 50 Cent, Max Kellerman discussing the Stephen A Smith fallout and SAS's response, whether podcasts have officially fallen off, Rush Hour 4 and Men In Black 2 rumors, the new De La Soul album and more!

ITL questions whether Nick Caley's grilling changed your confidence in the Texans' offense and whether the Chiefs are playing mind games after both teams' special-teams struggles. B Scott joins to react to TNF and shut down cold-weather excuses. We dig into Something, Nothing, or Everything? for Texans–Chiefs, hit Lunch-Time Confessions, and preview a big CFB weekend. Then we wrap with Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because and a wild Figgy's Mixtape featuring stuffed-animal drama, a Vegas title game, and a shocking fan initiation story.

Figgy's Mixtape covers stuffed-animal drama at Killen's, a championship game that went down in Vegas, and the wild story of a rapper stabbing a hardcore fan as part of an initiation.

Figgy's Mixtape dives into a drunk raccoon passed out in a liquor store, the debate over whether men don't grow up until after 40, and plenty more.

DeMeco Ryans shares a different perspective on the Texans–Chiefs rivalry — do you vibe with it? Then Figgy's Mixtape dives into a drunk raccoon passed out in a liquor store, the debate over whether men don't grow up until after 40, and plenty more.

ITL dives into what kind of statement the Texans can make Sunday night in Kansas City and whether fixing just one offensive flaw could make them nearly unbeatable, plus the QOTD on who's always been misunderstood. Around the NFL covers Azeez Al-Shaair's Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination, Mark Andrews' new deal, and more before N.D. Kalu previews Texans–Chiefs. Nick Wright of FS1 returns to break down the matchup, followed by Lunch-Time Confessions, Justin Simmons chatter, and an OG Buy or Sell. And to close, DeMeco Ryans offers a fresh view on the Texans–Chiefs rivalry, and Figgy's Mixtape serves up everything from a drunk raccoon to a debate on whether men grow up after 40.

Figgy's Mixtape goes off the rails — from a Houston barbershop doubling as a cockfighting ring to an accused murderer's chilling search history read in court, and more.

ITL digs into whether the Texans can win in more than one way offensively, then reacts to Chris Paul's exit from L.A. and the idea of a Rockets reunion, before shifting to a busy NFL slate with Deshaun Watson's practice window opening and rising noise around Mike Tomlin. The show also debates who deserves more credit for Houston's turnaround — DeMeco Ryans or Nick Caserio — mixed in with Lunch-Time Confessions and Judge John Lopez weighing in on Zion's future. And to close things out, ITL asks whether this is the Texans' best shot at a Super Bowl, followed by a wild Figgy's Mixtape featuring a Houston barbershop cockfighting ring and a chilling murder-trial search history read in court.

ITL breaks down whether the Texans' run game is good enough to win, reacts to the Rockets' loss to the Jazz and a sudden longing for Dillon Brooks, and debates which former Texan could return and push this team to a Super Bowl. Around the NFL, a rough MNF sparks questions about whether the Patriots are actually for real, plus CJ Stroud's convo on The Pat McAfee Show and What's Popping. DeMeco Ryans gives a progress report on Nick Caley before Lunch-Time Confessions delivers a “Damn Shame What They Did to That Dog,” and CFBOAT takes over Tuesday. ITL closes by examining which Texan not named C.J. Stroud holds the key to the stretch run, with Figgy's Mixtape diving into Black Friday chaos, a Waymo rolling through a police standoff, and more.

Figgy's Mixtape brings the wild: Target bamboozling Black Friday shoppers, a Waymo rolling right through a police standoff, and more.

ITL digs into which Texans player — not named C.J. Stroud — could swing the stretch run in Houston's favor. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings the wild: Target bamboozling Black Friday shoppers, a Waymo rolling right through a police standoff, and more.

Figgy's Mixtape rolls with the most cheapskate things people admit to, the wild world of NRG parking-lot hustles, and a fun dive into music groups everyone thought were solo acts.

ITL breaks down the Texans' big win over the Colts with love for the defense, Will Anderson, and a bizarre penalty-filled game, then hits the latest NFL headlines from Justin Herbert's broken hand to Shelby Harris sounding off before hearing from DeMeco Ryans and diving into What's Popping. CJ Stroud's first game back from his concussion gets a full look, followed by Lunch-Time Confessions and the weekend's Winners & Losers. O.G. closes things out with Passing Thoughts on Texans–Colts, and Figgy's Mixtape brings stories of cheapskate moments, NRG parking-lot hustles, a

O.G. serves up his Passing Thoughts from Texans–Colts, then Figgy's Mixtape rolls with the most cheapskate things people admit to, the wild world of NRG parking-lot hustles, and a fun dive into music groups everyone thought were solo acts.

Send us a text In this episode, Dylan J. Schlender (from Reels of Justice) joins the podcast. He brings along the movie Mixed Nuts. Marty and Clif give Dylan the movie Mazes and Monsters to watch. Clif and Marty return with special guest Dylan for a completely unhinged holiday double-feature: Mixed Nuts (1994) starring Steve Martin, and Mazes and Monsters (1982) starring a very young Tom Hanks.The trio digs into why Mixed Nuts, with its massive ensemble cast, still feels chaotic and uneven, why the French original didn't translate, and how the movie became one of the oddest entries in 90s holiday cinema. Then they turn to Mazes and Monsters, the infamous TV movie inspired by Dungeons & Dragons panic, filled with LARPing, melodrama and lots of spelunking.#TalkingPondo #MoviePodcast #MixedNuts #MazesAndMonsters #TomHanks #SteveMartin #ChristmasMovies #HolidayMovies #FilmDiscussion #PodcastEpisode #MovieReview #ComedyPodcast #DungeonsAndDragons #FiggyEpisode #IndieFilmmakers #CultMovies #YouTubePodcast #FilmNerds #MovieTalk #CinemaDiscussionSupport the showFind our films here: The Love Song of William H Shaw Revenge of Zoe Writing Fren-ZeeMaking Pondo on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087139659233X (formerly Twitter):@MakingPondoInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/makingpondo/Making Pondo on Letterboxd:Season Onehttps://letterboxd.com/marty_ketola/list/talking-pondo/Season Twohttps://letterboxd.com/marty_ketola/list/talking-pondo-season-2/Season Threehttps://letterboxd.com/marty_ketola/list/talking-pondo-season-3/ Theme Song "The Rain" by Russ PacePhotos by Geoffrey Notkin

Paul Gallant, Criss Partee, and Collin Neill take over Figgy's Mixtape.

Paul Gallant & Criss Partee dive more into Sunday's game. Later, Paul Gallant, Criss Partee, and Collin Neill take over Figgy's Mixtape. And to wrap things up, CJ Stroud is clear to go!

Paul Gallant, Criss Partee, and Collin Neill fill in for Reggie, John, and Figgy as they do a Black Friday Edition on ITL!

Figgy's Mixtape rolls through Texas' top five most mispronounced words, a throwback to the 1984 Grammys, and a salute to a legendary Houston news anchor who is retiring after 43 years.

Colts beat reporter James Boyd from The Athletic stops by to break down Indy heading into the matchup. Then, Figgy's Mixtape rolls through Texas' top five most mispronounced words, a throwback to the 1984 Grammys, and a salute to a legendary Houston news anchor who is retiring after 43 years.

ITL digs into what the Texans need to do for the offense to truly take off, with DeMeco Ryans hinting at the next step and Reggie wrestling with a little “Reggie's Anxiety.” Around The NFL with B Scott breaks down Dameon Pierce's push to return and why the playoff path looks clearer than ever. A new round of Would Ya Rather? brings Colts-week debates and a Holiday Edition of Lunch-Time Confessions, plus Judge John Lopez tackles the Bud Selig HOF question. Colts reporter James Boyd joins the show, and Figgy's Mixtape closes things out with Texas' most mispronounced words, a 1984 Grammys throwback, and a salute to a Houston news legend retiring after 43 years.

DeMeco Ryans lays out what the Texans can expect from the Colts on both sides of the ball this Sunday. Then Figgy's Mixtape takes over: Which Thanksgiving family member is each SportsRadio 610 host? Plus, a rapper who'd rather know math than reading, and more wild stories from the week.

Figgy's Mixtape takes over: Which Thanksgiving family member is each SportsRadio 610 host? Plus, a rapper who'd rather know math than reading, and more wild stories from the week.

ITL digs into whether the Texans' offensive surge is real and how long Kevin Durant can keep performing at this level, before diving into a fun QOTD about which rival-school legend you'd invite to Thanksgiving. Around The NFL brings a dud MNF game, Ja'Marr Chase's apology, and a debate on whether the Texans have true championship culture, followed by What's Popping. The guys then examine why Sunday might be the Texans' biggest test yet and whether the offensive line is finally solving the season's biggest concern, plus Lunch-Time Confessions and CFBOAT with Joel Anderson of The Ringer. And to close the show, DeMeco Ryans breaks down what to expect from the Colts on both sides of the ball before Figgy's Mixtape assigns every SportsRadio 610 host a Thanksgiving family role and dives into more off-the-wall stories.