Podcasts about Gio

We look at baseball's new ABS system and Gio's frustration over the limited challenge format, suggesting the system should simply call every pitch automatically. Jerry has John Harbaugh at the combine, followed by Evan Roberts' struggles with back pain and a difficult new work schedule. Aaron Glenn shares his drive to turn things around, while Darren Mougey addresses potential trade talks with the Raiders for the top pick. Finally, Stan Van Gundy shares a story from his Magic days about Dwight Howard interrupting pre-game pep talks with flatulence.

Boomer and Gio react to Team USA's gold medal glow showing up in Washington, with Jack Hughes expected back on the ice tonight and the Devils crowd ready to explode. Then the conversation swerves to Eileen Gu, endorsements, and the whole dual citizenship debate. From there it's NFL Combine season: Aaron Glenn talks year-two growth, Joe Schoen claims he's “crushing” film, Harbaugh gives the full alignment speech, and the league keeps trying to convince itself it has quarterback answers. Plus, the Colts admit the pressure is real with Anthony Richardson. And back in New York, the Knicks get embarrassed in Cleveland, KAT disappears in the second half, Wally brings the heat, and everyone's left asking what's actually going on. Sprinkle in Dan Hurley's “adjustments are overrated” rant, St. John's chasing win No. 14, MLB's ABS challenge chaos, and yes, a bizarre fossil headline that somehow makes the show.

Hosts Nino and Dr. Mikey welcome new Queer LBC en Español hosts Chelo Azul and Gio and dive into a round-up of urgent LGBTQ+ stories. Topics include the Netherlands' first openly gay prime minister, homophobic vandalism at a new stadium, a federal judge blocking Texas' ban on LGBTQ+ student clubs, the Pope's stance on church doctrine, and the worrying trend of U.S. gay bars closing — all discussed with sharp humor and community concern.

Gio sees a lot of racing in the middle of the night on his way in. A caller wondered about Eileen Gu, and Boomer called her insufferable.

We get into the US hockey's gold medal win, the 3-on-3 format debate, and caller frustrations over electric car costs. Gio notes potholes and street racing on his commute, while Boomer shares his take on Eileen Gu. Snowballs thrown at police piss off Boomer. Then Jerry has President Trump's SOTU invite to the hockey team, news that the Falcons will release Kirk Cousins, the NFL combine, and Jeff Kent's insults toward A-Rod. Following the Moment of the Day, Gio and Boomer talk combine viewing habits and the quarterback market opening on March 11.

We start with the reaction to the US Hockey Team's phone call with President Trump and the anger directed at the players. Jerry provides audio from their gold medal celebration. Jerry's here with Cam Jordan's shot at the Jets, and Paul Pierce proposes a disappearing 3-point line. Plus, Clay Holmes hits the mound, Jeff Kent trashes A-Rod, and Floyd Mayweather heads to the Sphere to fight Manny Pacquiao. Finally, Gio and Eddie recap their nights stuck in NYC during the storm.

The latest episode of WFO Ignition delivers another high-octane, can't-miss mix of motorsports action, hot takes, and global racing vibes! The crew dives straight into Tyler Reddick's incredible second win of the young 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, celebrating his back-to-back triumphs (including that dramatic Daytona 500 follow-up) and what it means for his momentum early in the year. From the drag strip, we get the latest on NHRA testing in Gainesville, with all the preseason prep and storylines heating up. Over to Formula 1, the team breaks down the preseason test speeds, weighs in on Lewis Hamilton's refreshingly positive attitude amid the new season buzz, and debates the bigger picture—including the future of electric cars in racing after some underwhelming F1 test results that sparked plenty of discussion. Gio in Miami brings the energy on SportsCollision as USA wins the Gold in hockey, while Matt in Australia files the full Australia report after a wild V8 Supercars weekend Down Under. Bobby Graham drops his words of wisdom about learning from mistakes. Dragster Jeff drops his signature wisdom: "Embrace the Madness", and Sue Morris keeps us updated on all things Supercross. It was a lively, fast-paced show full of laughs, insights, and worldwide racing passion—pure WFO entertainment as always. Buckle up and join the crew for the ride!

Some of our favorite characters said goodbye to Luke, and it was quite lovely. He was a legend, and the episode was a reminder to appreciate the legends who are still with us. And then there was today's episode! Lots of movement. Lots of emotion. Gio misses Emma. Chase and Michael are fighting (again). Sonny makes his move. And Maxie has made a decision! It should be an exciting week in Port Charles! #mauricebenard  #kellythiebaud #rogerhowarth #maurawest #steveburton #delirious #barshampoo #daydrinkingwithsethmeyers #hillstreetblues #kinshriner  #nicholaschavez #afterlife #rickygervais #hallandoates #superstore #freaksandgeeks #freefallin #alanarkin #newgirl #lamornemorris #colonoscopy #takethenap #alleymills #billylibby #chickadee #fortgorgeous #robertgossett #daydrinkingwithsethmeyers #marcuscoloma #useastaplegun #riptwitch #ripepiphany #ripsonyaeddy  #waywardchickadee #barshampoo #ripmiffy #lovedogs #justinebateman #brookeshields #neilgaiman #dnice #cq #deborahcox #malcolmjamalwarner #lume #godzillaminusone #ripjacklynzeman #jasonmomoa #adambelanoff #thecloser #majorcrimes #wings #murphybrown #thecosbyshow #pinkalicious #ripbillymiller #ripmatthewperry #riptylerchristopher #riplesliecharleson #ripandrebraugher #ripjohnnywactor #dutchbarnvodka #chadduell #rickygervaisrobot #colinfromaccounts #ripanthonygeary

En este episodio a cargo de Gitana y Gio tenemos como tópico "Personajes Femeninos Que Son Más Que un Pixel" Además, como de costumbre discutimos las noticias más relevantes, mencionamos los juegos a publicarse, y compartimos con ustedes lo que hemos estado haciendo, jugando, viendo, y/o leyendo.

The USA wins OT gold over Canada, while we call out the Huffington Post's "flag waving" question and hear about a caller's wife "screaming like a banshee." Gio celebrates snow days before Eddie's retirement, followed by Jerry's update on Jack Hughes' winner and the Knicks' weekend sweep, hear from Carson Benge, John Sterling reacts to the USA win before we close with Pete Hoffman's "ledge" update and more fan calls.

Boomer and Gio brave a blizzard to celebrate USA hockey's OT gold over Canada, featuring Jack Hughes' heroics, Mike Sullivan's praise, and a call from President Trump. The show covers the Knicks' weekend sweep, the first baseball highlights, before debating Shaun Morash's anti-Hughes stance and the 3-on-3 "gimmick" amidst storm updates and John Sterling's heart attack reveal. After slamming the Huffington Post's flag-waving critique, the crew discusses sports toughness, Carson Benge's spring training, and Pete Hoffman's "ledge" story. The morning concludes with Eddie's dive bar etiquette, a snow update, and a look ahead to Knicks-Cavs.

Boomer and Gio are on during a blizzard with Eddie in-studio and Al and Jerry remote. The U.S. beats Canada for Olympic gold. Gio calls it better than any script. Jerry brings us Jack Hughes' OT winner with reactions from Sullivan, Hellebuyck, and a proud Hughes. Plus, the Knicks' win, baseball highlights, "weird" stuffed animals for medalists, and a 1980 comparison from Paul in Yonkers.

Gio loves Bo Bissonnette & "Spittin' Chiclets" while Morash ignores Jack Hughes, prompting C-Lo to say country first. Calls cover the 3-on-3 "gimmick" and the US win before Boomer talks Friday's weather forecast shift. Jerry has Jack Hughes OT winner and Knicks win, Vientos on field position, and John Sterling on his health concerns. The hour closes with snow totals, Gio's stayover vs. Eddie's dive bar, a Pete Hoffman jersey request.

The big story continues to be the USA winning gold in hockey in OT over Canada. The Huffington Post was asking if people get tired of seeing the flag being waved. A caller said his wife was ‘screaming like a banshee' while watching hockey. Gio also enjoyed hanging with Eddie.

People love to compare hockey players to NBA players when it comes to toughness. Gio said baseball players should be brought into this as well.

One of GPP's most requested episodes is back.In this archive episode of Gio's Passion, we explore the power of physical connection — the hug, the cuddle, the kiss — andwhat it really means to break the touch barrier.This isn't about stealing someone's relationship or pushing boundaries. It's about energy, intention, and being clear about where you stand. Sometimes touch is comfort. Sometimes it's chemistry. Sometimes it simply reminds you that you're human.If you've ever felt the electricity of a simple embrace and wondered what it meant… this one's for you.Enjoy The Ride!!!Follow and Subscribe for bold conversations on several of Life's Topics.Boston Trip YouTube Video Link:https://youtu.be/xzSj3qJZInk?si=ju3BSmM09PhGJ4_1

The follow-up to One of GPP's most requested episodescalled “Her Touch” is back.In this archive episode of Gio's Passion called “Does She Know?” we explore the power of energy, attraction, andnon-verbal communication — and why passion isn't always about sex. It's about presence. The look. The touch. The tension that speaks louder than words.What happens when someone feels emotionally unfulfilled in a relationship?Can unspoken chemistry awaken something they didn't realize was missing?If you've ever felt that magnetic pull and wondered, “Does she know?” — this one's for you.Enjoy The Ride!!!Follow and Subscribe for bold conversations on several of Life's Topics.Boston Trip YouTube Video Link:https://youtu.be/xzSj3qJZInk?si=ju3BSmM09PhGJ4_1

Carlos Mendoza joined The Carton Show and laughed off the idea that politics had anything to do with the Mets' clubhouse issues last season. Plus, reaction to early injuries in camp, and Gio wonders who will be the casualty if the team gets off to a rough start.

Gio and Jerry Recco on how John Harbaugh could've went to the Titans over the Giants. Plus, will Aaron Judge speak out against the Yankees' organization more (9:24) ? How the Tony Clark scandal could impact MLB labor negotiations (17:40); Boomer returns and talks Olympic hockey and MLB (28:41); Gio on Mark Cuban's take on the NBA's tanking problem (44:07); Gio gives his top-five NBA players of all time (

Carlos Mendoza joined The Carton Show and laughed off the idea that politics had anything to do with the Mets' clubhouse issues last season. Plus, reaction to early injuries in camp, and Gio wonders who will be the casualty if the team gets off to a rough start.

Carlos Mendoza joined The Carton Show and laughed off the idea that politics had anything to do with the Mets' clubhouse issues last season. Plus, reaction to early injuries in camp, and Gio wonders who will be the casualty if the team gets off to a rough start.

Donald Trump promising the release of government files on UAPs and aliens kicked off the show, followed by a discussion on the missing Nancy Guthrie case and calls from frustrated Knicks fans. Jerry's got sounds of the Knicks, while Kenny Albert provided the call for the US women's hockey team's overtime gold medal victory. Plus, we react to the Mets' upcoming Bobby Valentine disguise giveaway and Gio's report that the "Hawk Tuah" girl has reportedly transitioned into adult content.

The Knicks' home loss to the Pistons saw KAT claim they needed to "knock the cobwebs off" post-All-Star break. Boomer prepared for Jerry's update by requesting ‘Free Bird' for the U.S. hockey team (which you won't hear because of streaming rules). After hearing Kenny Albert call the U.S. women's gold medal win and the sounds of the Knicks' locker room, the "Moment of the Day" introduced "Scrok" (Eddie). The hour wrapped up with Boomer what gift you get Gio's dad, who turns 80 this weekend.

Gio feels manly after filling his car's washer fluid, while Boomer discusses the Bears potentially building a stadium in Indiana. Jerry focuses on the Knicks' home loss to the Pistons as the post-All-Star break schedule intensifies, Kenny Albert's call of the U.S. women's hockey gold medal win. Finally, a caller discusses Tom Seaver's 1969 World Series ring auction, Dave Portnoy's Twitter spat with Steve Cohen, and a debate over whether Gio has "the yips" with his putter.

The show kicks off with reaction to the Knicks' "embarrassing" home loss to the Pistons—a season sweep that has Boomer holding Mike Brown accountable. Jerry's got travel woes and Adam Silver's got anti-tanking rule changes. We celebrate the U.S. women's hockey gold medal win over Canada and even feature a drunk Australian reporter's TV appearance. Also, Donald Trump's promised UFO file release and the Nancy Guthrie case are discussed. Knicks updates and Kenny Albert's golden calls, we cover the Mets' Bobby Valentine giveaway, the "Hawk Tuah" girl's career shift, and the Bears' potential move to Indiana. Plus, we've got Dave Portnoy's Twitter spat with Steve Cohen, the auction of Tom Seaver's 1969 ring, the debut of "Scrok," and a brainstorming session for Gio's dad's 80th birthday to wrap things up.

Gio changed the washer fluid in his car. Give him a cookie. Also, the Bears might be moving...to Indiana?

In this episode of Sports Cards Nonsense, Mike Gioseffi sits down with Chris Thomas of Ataboy Cards to break down a masterclass in scaling the sports card hobby into a high-six-figure empire. Chris isn't just a collector; he's a full-time music teacher who has cracked the code on balancing a 9-to-5 with a card business projected to gross $850,000 in 2026.The "Bet on Yourself" Moment: Chris reveals the $1,400 investment that changed everything and how he turned it into $1,000 profit in 24 hours. He also shares how he's 3Xing his business year-over-year by leveraging live selling and community engagement.Plus, he brought a game! Gio brings in Papa Gio for a game of Keep or Cut: Boston Sports Icons featuring Brady, Bird, Ortiz and more.Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with ⁠@shop.mando⁠ and get 20% off + free shipping with promo code NONSENSE at ⁠shopmando.com⁠! #mandopod #adOur listeners get the ⁠Harry's Plus Trial Set⁠ for only $10 at ⁠Harrys.com/Nonsense⁠ - Be sure to use the code Nonsense if it asks where you came from #Harryspod #ad Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Howie Rose will only call Mets home games unless they reach the playoffs, while Gio anticipates future calls regretting the loss of Pete Alonso. Also, Peter Schwartz's Red Bulls feud and a caller securing World Cup tickets for Yussef. Brian Daboll addressed self-reflection, BT & Sal took shots at Pete Hoffman, and Chris Russo provided the "Moment of the Day." Finally, Yussef joined the studio as Gio has World Cup tickets.

The Red Sox took blame for their uniform issues, while former NFL player Hardy Nickerson had his 1998 Man of the Year Award stolen. Gio questioned the award's name change. C-Lo's update has Knicks audio, Kevin Durant dismissing burner account talk, and Tommy Lugauer losing it on callers Paul and Jake. Finally, we discussed social media accounts reaching for stories.

We discussed Kevin Durant's burners and if CJ Stroud is tradeable; Boomer said no. We covered Jets QB options like Malik Willis. Boomer had another storm warning. C-Lo's has USA's Olympic hockey win, Evan and Morash's '90s shortstop debate, and the Knicks giving out friendship bracelets. Finally, a caller called Gio a ‘foxhole guy.'

Boomer and Gio are back together, starting with yesterday's Olympic hockey games and Gio's appreciation for 3-on-3 OT. There was discussion on the potential MLB work stoppage, salary caps, and salary floors. C-Lo filled in for Jerry to deliver Kenny Albert's Olympic hockey call, followed by Chris Russo's reaction to the Tony Clark scandal. The hour closed with the Kevin Durant burner account controversy and the possibility of Tom Izzo having burner accounts at WFAN.

We know it'll happen and Gio wonders when those calls to the station will start.

Gio asks why the NFLPA Man of the Year award is no longer named for Whizzer White but rather Alan Page.

The Cooligans welcome former MLS head coach and analyst Giovanni Savarese for a deep dive into the 2026 MLS season. Gio shares his predictions, breakout teams to watch, and how the league continues to evolve ahead of a massive 2026 on home soil. The conversation also turns to the USMNT, as the guys assess expectations, pressure, and what success should realistically look like at the 2026 World Cup.Christian and Alexis then tackle the troubling racist incident involving Vinícius Júnior during Real Madrid's clash with Benfica. They unpack how these situations are currently handled, question whether the responsibility to stop a match unfairly falls on the player experiencing abuse, and debate what meaningful structural changes could better protect players moving forward.Finally, it's a jam-packed Champions League recap. Folarin Balogun shines in a statement performance against Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus suffer a shocking defeat to Galatasaray, and Bodø/Glimt pull off a stunning win over Inter Milan. The boys react to all the drama, surprises, and what these results mean going forward. Timestamps:(6:30) – 2026 MLS preview and predictions(30:00) - Gio Savarese's USMNT World Cup outlook(39:00) – Vinicius Junior deals with racism again: time for a rule change?(59:00) – Folarin Balogun shines in Champions League loss to PSG(1:04:30) - Serie A teams suffer shocking Champions League losses Subscribe to The Cooligans on your favorite podcast app:

Gio and Jerry (filling in for Boomer) lead with Tony Clark resigning from the MLBPA due to an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law, a situation worsened by a quiet sports calendar and the looming work stoppage. C-Lo's got Giancarlo Stanton's thoughts on the resignation and the slow offseason, Carlos Mendoza about clubhouse tension on the Carton Show, and Dan Hurley requesting student support at UConn. Plus, the Michael Jordan video involving a kid's shirt and spilled ice, and the Michael Jackson estate's angry with Sexxy Red rapping over the "Beat It" instrumental.

Gio read from ‘types of men that could sleep with your wife'. We heard from a handyman who said he gets lucky with some women he works for.

It's Gio & Jerry today as they discuss Tony Clark resigning from the MLBPA due to an affair with his sister-in-law, a scandal unfolding amidst looming work stoppage. Plus, Giancarlo Stanton's reaction to the lack of Yanks offseason moves, Carlos Mendoza addresses clubhouse rumors and the truth behind a Michael Jordan video. We talk Mark Cuban's defense of NBA tanking and some solutions. Also, Gio is not hot for Tiger Woods' potential Masters return, legendary stories of Mike Francesa's newsroom eating habits, and we explore "types of men" who have affairs. That and Eli Manning with Jon Gruden and you've got a lot on this plate.

Tiger Woods hasn't ruled out playing in this year's Masters, though Gio questions it. C-Lo's has clips from the Dan Le Batard Show regarding Al's comments on their producer. Evan Roberts shared a Valentine's Day memory from the Linsanity era, and news broke of the 49ers playing international games in Australia and Mexico City this year. The hour wrapped up with the infamous stories of an intern eating Mike Francesa's eggroll and Mike being caught eating ice cream on television.

After some Tony Clark stepping down from the MLBPA recap, Jerry discusses the YouTube show "Diary of a CEO," leading to a broader conversation on high-profile inappropriate relationships. Gio reads about "types of men that could sleep with your wife," and a call about a handyman's personal anecdotes. C-Lo's got Giancarlo Stanton's health outlook and Jon Gruden's interview with Eli Manning regarding John Harbaugh and the Hall of Fame. After a clip of Paul in Yonkers setting off Tommy Lugauer, the Moment of the Day highlights Mike Francesa's eating habits at WFAN, and the show wraps up with the mystery of the "DO NOT TOUCH" bagels in the newsroom.

We talk NFL coaches on the hot seat heading into the 2026 season before Gio accidentally spilled water into his bag, forcing him to empty out all his wet belongings. C-Lo returns starting with Carton & McMonigle on Aaron Judge calling the early Yankees offseason "brutal." Big Cat enjoyed Jon Gruden's dinner stories. After the Moment of the Day regarding Al's theory on Hooters' decline, we closed by questioning if Aaron Judge will become more vocal and critical of the Yankees.

Gio recalls being an ‘a-hole' on a sixth-grade trip to DC. C-Lo has more from Aaron Judge, Brian Cashman sparking a debate between Evan Roberts and Morash that required McMonigle to weigh in. Dan Hurley is unhappy with empty seats at UConn, Wendy's claims a rebuilding year, and the final Long Island Hooters closes. Finally, the guys discuss Stephen A. Smith's presidential interests, a potential Kevin Burkhardt run, and Al's theory on why Hooters fails locally.

Boomer is out, so it's Gio & Jerry starting with the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill and appearing to be in tank mode. Gio is not a Tyreek fan at all. Before C-Lo's first update has Aaron Judge's impatience with the Yankees' slow offseason and Steve Cohen's refusal to name a captain and discussing the Dodgers. Finally, Gio discussed watching the survival show, Alone.

Boomer is out as Gio & Jerry discuss the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill, Miami's tank mode, Tua's status. Following updates on Aaron Judge and Steve Cohen's remarks about the off season, the guys discuss everything from Gio's 6th-grade trip and a debate erupting over Brian Cashman's remarks. The focus shifts to potential Mets blame for a bad season start. The show concludes with 2026 hot seat coaches, ending with whether Aaron Judge will become more vocal against the Yankees. We also give you the usual crazy asides that keep it interesting.

We talk about which coaches are really going to be up against it in 2026. Plus, we go off on a tangent of wet items in Gio's bag thanks to his spillage.

Gio reminisces about being an "a-hole" on a class trip in 6th grade. No comment from me.

The latest episode of WFO Radio Ignition is a high-octane post-race breakdown straight from the aftermath of the 2026 Daytona 500, NASCAR's Great American Race! Hosted by Joe Castello, the crew dives deep into one of the wildest final laps in recent memory. Tyler Reddick pulled off a stunning last-lap charge, snaking through chaos and passing Chase Elliott in the closing moments to deliver 23XI Racing—and co-owner Michael Jordan—his first Daytona 500 victory. The group unpacks the multi-car wrecks, near-misses, and heart-stopping moves that left Elliott, Brad Keselowski, and others in the smoke while Reddick emerged unscathed, leading only the final lap for the win. They celebrate how this triumph feels like a championship for MJ himself, with plenty of talk about Jordan's reaction in Victory Lane and what it means for 23XI.The worldwide co-hosts chime in with their takes: perspectives from across the globe on the drama, the strategy, and the sheer unpredictability of superspeedway racing. Gio in Miami jumps in with his signature energy, tying the racing excitement to bigger sports headlines—he breaks down the latest on the upcoming Olympics, shares his thoughts on international athletes crossing over into motorsports vibes, and more. It's the perfect mix of raw analysis, laughs, and passion from the WFO crew as they bridge the gap between the track and the world. Don't miss this electric recap—fire it up now on WFO Radio!

John Harbaugh joins the Giants reporting directly to ownership, seemingly placing Joe Schoen under him. Harbaugh also discussed Rex Ryan for DC. Gio tests a joke before C-Lo's update. Juan Soto talks Bo Bichette, Devin Williams avoids Diaz comparisons, and a baseball work stoppage looms. Bryce Harper critiques the Phillies GM, and Kansas State fires Jerome Tang for his press conference outburst.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry lead with Kevin Durant burner account rumors, an odd Michael Jordan video, the Rovell-Bondy Twitter fight. Also, Joe Benigno's interest in Olympic ice dancing, Obama's alien claims, complete with Jerry's fear of being “devoured,” We touch on the auction of Tom Seaver's World Series ring. The show highlights John Harbaugh's new lead role with the Giants, MLB updates on Juan Soto and a looming work stoppage. Plus, Knicks called best in the east, and lots of college basketball wins and mayhem.

Brian Windhorst hears East teams calling the Knicks the conference's best. Gio lists his five favorite NBA players by position. C-Lo's final update notes John Harbaugh's wife is a Nets fan, followed by Jerry Recco on the Rutgers win. Doug Gottlieb goes off at a press conference, St. John's and Providence brawl, and Gerrit Cole hits the bullpen mound. After the Moment of the Day on Joe Benigno's ice dancing obsession, the show closes with snow-covered cars, sleep cycles, and valuable sports cards.

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets' next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).