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It's late-night Off The Air with Sean Baligian, and the Week 2 College Football Reaction Show pulls no punches. With Michigan and Michigan State playing at the same time, Sean admits he only caught flashes of the Wolverines' loss to Oklahoma, leaving fans to weigh in on Bryce Underwood's struggles, questionable play-calling, and problems in the trenches. Meanwhile, Michigan State escaped Boston College, but Sean warns Spartan fans not to get too comfortable: Aiden Childs' downfield accuracy, the absence of a pass rush, and a leaky secondary all spell trouble as the season heats up.This episode blends analysis, fan reaction, and plenty of late-night energy, with side notes on Lions news (hello, Jamison Williams extension), food takes (Houston hot chicken, anyone?), and the bigger picture of where both programs stand. It's part therapy session, part celebration, and all college football.

This week, Andy learns he's allergic to the most ironic thing ever, Tim takes a spill off his bike, and Noah sees Diana Ross. [CONTENT WARNING] TANcast features mature language and immature hosts but is NOT a representation of the stand up act of Tim Babb. Listener discretion is advised. Get official TANcast T-shirts, mugs, […] The post TANcast 726 – We're Old And Off The Air first appeared on TANcast.

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On this edition of Off The Air, Sean Baligian vents about the Tigers' trade deadline missteps, shaky pitching, and why this flawed team still benefits from a weak division. The conversation shifts to the Detroit Lions as NFL kickoff looms—Sean breaks down the wide receiver group, David Montgomery's edge, and the offensive line questions that could define the season. He also dives into the heated debate over college football's targeting rule, dissecting a controversial hit and why intent doesn't change the NCAA definition. Along the way, Sean takes on Packer fans, looks ahead to Michigan and Michigan State's weekend matchups, and reminds us what truly matters for Detroit football: the Super Bowl.

Sean Baligian is back with a jam-packed Labor Day edition of Off The Air. He opens with a fiery take on the Detroit Tigers' shaky starting pitching and why trusting Jack Flaherty in a playoff rotation should have fans nervous. From there, Sean recaps the wild weekend in college football, including sloppy offensive play, overhyped quarterbacks, and a throwback “Catholics vs. Convicts” showdown between Notre Dame and Miami.Looking ahead, Sean shares why next week is make-or-break for Michigan and Michigan State, weighs in on Brent Venables' shaky future at Oklahoma, and revisits the SEC's claim as king of college football. The show also dives into Bill Belichick's surprising college experiment and a few food tangents (BLTs and bacon debates included).Finally, Sean sets the stage for the week ahead: it's Lions season, and it's Super Bowl or bust. With kickoff just days away, expectations are high, and Sean makes it clear—2025 is a pass/fail year for Detroit.It's unfiltered football talk, Tigers frustration, and plenty of late-night laughs—exactly what you expect from Off The Air.

Week 1 of the college football season did not disappoint, and Sean Baligian is here to break it all down. From Ohio State's dominant defense against Texas and Arch Manning's shaky debut, to Florida State's statement win over Alabama, the show dives into the highs, lows, and overreactions of opening weekend. Sean calls out the never-ending “Texas is back” hype, questions Clemson's overvalued quarterback play, and unpacks why Ryan Day deserves more credit than he gets.The conversation also shifts to Michigan State and Michigan's openers, the never-satisfying matchups against lower-tier opponents, and why games like those rarely provide real answers. Listeners weigh in on Aidan Childs, Bryce Underwood's promising start, and the controversial targeting call that stirred up fanbases.It's passionate, unfiltered college football talk the way only Off The Air can deliver—part rant, part analysis, and part late-night hangout for fans who live for Saturdays in the fall.

The channel you likely watched High School Musical on for the first time will soon be gone. Like Halloween's Michael Myers, no matter what you do, coal just won't go away.

Ben, Woods, and Paulie are back for this month's episode of "Off The Air with Ben & Woods", and they brought a friend! Longtime friend of the show, and Padres super fan Major Garrett sits down with the boys for an in-depth conversation about how he got to where he is now as the CBS Chief White House Correspondent, how being grilled by President Obama is slightly different from being grilled by Mike Shildt, how media is consumed and produced now vs how it used to be, and MUCH more!

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Football is back, and Sean Baligian kicks off this Off The Air with a timeless question: "Death not an option, are you choosing College Football Saturday or NFL Sunday?" Sean dives into the traditions, the all-day Saturday ritual of tailgates, breakfasts, and game day coverage, while also weighing the dominance of the NFL—especially with the Lions' rising success.Along the way, he shares personal stories from broadcasting, talks high school football, debates fantasy football's grip on fans, and even reflects on 30 years in the business. From bacon-in-the-oven hacks to college football rivalries, this episode is part sports talk, part life talk, and pure Sean.Grab a cider, fire up the grill, and get ready for kickoff—it's football season on Off The Air!

The weekly podcast from The Lynch & Taco Show on 101one WJRR in Orlando:  We're all over the place this week from wrestling death conspiracies to dating someone with a GPS ankle monitor!

Sean Baligian dives into a jam-packed episode of Off The Air. The Detroit Tigers make a statement with a sweep of the Astros, sparking playoff buzz at 99.9% odds. Sean breaks down what the sweep means for the Tigers' postseason chances, why football still reigns supreme in Detroit, and how preseason NFL games pale in comparison to the excitement of college football's Week Zero. From cider mill traditions to Lions rivalries, Stafford debates, and Red Wings nostalgia, Sean blends sports passion with fan perspective in this lively, wide-ranging conversation.

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On this sweltering solo edition of Off The Air, Sean Baligian swaps the grill for the A/C, reminisces about playing outside all day as kids, and wonders how we ever survived without sunscreen or central air. From hose water nostalgia to heated rivalries, Sean tackles everything from summer misery to Michigan–Michigan State banter, why some fans take things way too far, and the art of knowing when to keep quiet. Plus, thoughts on the Lions' depth, college football's championship-or-bust mindset, and why the Big Ten vs. SEC debate might be shifting. All that, with a side of sausage sampler stories and a countdown to kickoff.

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Sean Baligian is fired up and unfiltered in this passionate post-trade deadline episode. From bullpen meltdowns to front office letdowns, Sean rips into the Tigers' inaction at the deadline, calling out the prospect hoarders and questioning the long-term vision of the organization. He revisits the ghosts of Tigers prospects past and goes toe-to-toe with the “Trust the Process” crowd.In between rants, Sean calls for a reality check: this division is weak, the moment is now, and waiting for 2027 to contend isn't a plan—it's an excuse. With sharp critiques of Chris Ilitch and Scott Harris, plus plenty of love for fans like Todd, Mike Bochenek, and his son, Sean channels decades of Detroit baseball heartbreak into a must-hear monologue.And yes, the Lions' preseason opener means absolutely nothing. Pour a Diet Mountain Dew and rum, and let's go Off The Air.

Sean Baligian returns with a spirited midweek edition of Off The Air, urging Lions fans to pump the brakes on preseason hype. From overanalyzing meaningless exhibition games to reliving the infamous “dress rehearsal” fallacy, Sean reminds us that these games are more about survival than strategy.But it's not all gridiron caution—there's love for the red-hot Tigers, a Paddack-induced mea culpa, and a healthy dose of Riley Greene mustache magic. Plus, Sean gets real about Tigers ownership, trade deadline expectations, and why keeping Tarik Skubal is a must.Along the way, we go deep on M.E.A.T.A. lore, Mongolian BBQ memories, and why prospects are just "adorable magic beans" unless proven otherwise.

Welcome back to another episode of Poppin' Off (About Pop Culture)! In this episode we're getting into Ozzy Osbourne being Trisha Paytas' third child reincarnated, E! News going off the air and what that means for entertainment journalism, FKA Twigs and Shia Labeouf settling their case outside of court, and Harry Styles taking his brand, Pleasing, to a whole new level. It's all going down, so get ready to pop off with us!Follow us on Instagram:Poppin' Off About Pop Culture (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@poppinoffaboutpopculture⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Maggie's socials:Twitter: kale queen (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@literallymaggie⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Instagram: ✨maggie✨ (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@literallymaggie_⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Stephen's socials:Twitter: stephen gaedcke (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@sgaedcke99⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Instagram: Stephen Gaedcke (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@sgaedcke99⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Don't forget to rate us 5 stars and leave a comment. We want to hear from you!

Sean Baligian returns from the sweltering heat of Greece only to face the equally oppressive Michigan summer—and he's had enough. In this episode of Off The Air, Sean vents about the weather, preseason football overreactions, and the Tigers' underwhelming trade deadline moves. He calls out the illusion of "meaningful" NFL exhibition games, criticizes the Tigers' front office's commitment to winning, and argues for proven talent over feel-good stories.With college football just 25 days away and the Lions about to kick off preseason, Sean weighs in on expectations, roster spots, and the frustrating state of the AL Central. Plus, he dives into fan comments, shares some classic Livonia Stevenson rivalry memories, and reflects on why A.J. Hinch might be the Tigers' best asset right now.Whether you're ready for fall or still relaxing by the pool, this episode delivers a passionate blend of Detroit sports insight, humor, and no-nonsense takes.

In this episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian and special guest Michael Bochenek dive into the Tigers' staggering collapse after riding high atop the AL Central. What started as a season of promise has unraveled into a brutal 1–11 stretch, with Detroit getting blown out night after night. Sean and Mike dissect the complete breakdown across the roster—lifeless bats, unreliable pitching, and a front office that appears paralyzed ahead of the trade deadline. They question whether Torkelson, Greene, and Baez can be counted on, and debate whether Skubal should be extended or flipped while his value's sky-high. With no reinforcements in sight, they challenge the organization's long-game strategy and ask: if you're not pushing all in now, when will you? Beyond baseball, the episode touches on the Lions' missed opportunities, the pain of 2006, 2009, and 2013 for Tigers fans, and why Detroit sports fans are long past patience. This is one of the rawest and most urgent episodes of the season.

On this emotionally charged edition of Off The Air, Sean Baligian opens the show reflecting on the passing of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan. From the triumph of WrestleMania III to the controversial final chapters of Hogan's life, Sean delivers a heartfelt and honest look at the complicated legacy of a man who defined a generation.The conversation then shifts to Detroit sports, where Sean draws a hard line on expectations: for the Lions, it's officially Super Bowl or bust. He challenges the idea of celebrating “almost” seasons and revisits what truly matters in legacy-building—titles. The Tigers' July collapse also gets some heat, while there's cautious optimism around the Pistons and a nostalgic nod to the Rose Bowl and MSU's heyday.Plus, Sean ranks the wildest college football mascots (spoiler: Dartmouth's Keggy the Keg wins the day), shares dinner favorites like breakfast-for-dinner and smoked salmon bagels, and calls out teams that live in the past.All this, plus community shout-outs, stormy weather updates, and more on this jam-packed, memory-laden episode.

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Ben, Woods, and Paulie are BACK for Episode 2 of Off The Air! No audio failures this time! Watch here as the guys hear an absolutely WILD story that Woodsy forgot to share from his trip to Manchester to see Oasis, a somewhat dark and serious conversation about life, and you do NOT want to miss what Ben says at the end of the episode to send us out!

The Tigers' sloppy slide has Sean Baligian grading the panic meter in this episode of Off The Air. Then he debates whether the Lions' banged-up defense and interior line issues last year derail a true “Super Bowl or bust” season this year. College football's Week Zero is 32 days away (party at Sean's, pants optional) - plus: Greece has no shade, Vegas odds, Hutch needs a running mate, and why “what if” talk makes Sean crazy.

So apologising in advance for the fart & yo mama jokes, and questionable references in this episode, but it does get better. At the heart of this week's show is the question: why are housewives franchises flatlining??? Nice little yap about villains and texture and what we need, but we want to hear from you?? Is Housewives tanking?? How should it be revived?

Hunter Biden has been getting slammed for a video of him cursing like a sailor trashing George Clooney. Mark breaks down ways that famous kiss cam moment from a Coldplay concert last week could've been handled. Mark Interviews Streaming Host Bill O' Reilly. Bill explains the future of late Night Tv now since Stephen Colbert is going Off The Air. There are certain ratings for Late Night TV. What would you do if you we're at CBS right now about your programs and shows, for ratings as the President to save the network?  Border Czar Tom Homan has plans to flood NYC with ICE Officers. We remember Malcolm-Jamal Warner (Theo Huxtable) of The Cosby Show. Mark Interviews Writer And Comedian Mark Malkoff. Both Marks dive into some history of The Late-Night Talk Shows. Johnny Carson was a huge success for Late Night TV. Mark Malkoff is the Founder and Producer of The Carson Podcast.

Hunter Biden has been getting slammed for a video of him cursing like a sailor trashing George Clooney. Mark breaks down ways that famous kiss cam moment from a Coldplay concert last week could've been handled. Mark Takes Your Calls! Mark Interviews Streaming Host Bill O' Reilly. Bill explains the future of late Night Tv now since Stephen Colbert is going Off The Air. There are certain ratings for Late Night TV. What would you do if you we're at CBS right now about your programs and shows, for ratings as the President to save the network?

Bill explains the future of Late Night TV now since Stephen Colbert is going Off The Air. There are certain ratings for Late Night TV. What would you do if you we're at CBS right now about your programs and shows, for ratings as the president to save the network?

Bill explains the future of Late Night TV now since Stephen Colbert is going Off The Air. There are certain ratings for Late Night TV. What would you do if you we're at CBS right now about your programs and shows, for ratings as the president to save the network? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hunter Biden has been getting slammed for a video of him cursing like a sailor trashing George Clooney. Mark breaks down ways that famous kiss cam moment from a Coldplay concert last week could've been handled. Mark Takes Your Calls! Mark Interviews Streaming Host Bill O' Reilly. Bill explains the future of late Night Tv now since Stephen Colbert is going Off The Air. There are certain ratings for Late Night TV. What would you do if you we're at CBS right now about your programs and shows, for ratings as the President to save the network? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hunter Biden has been getting slammed for a video of him cursing like a sailor trashing George Clooney. Mark breaks down ways that famous kiss cam moment from a Coldplay concert last week could've been handled. Mark Interviews Streaming Host Bill O' Reilly. Bill explains the future of late Night Tv now since Stephen Colbert is going Off The Air. There are certain ratings for Late Night TV. What would you do if you we're at CBS right now about your programs and shows, for ratings as the President to save the network?  Border Czar Tom Homan has plans to flood NYC with ICE Officers. We remember Malcolm-Jamal Warner (Theo Huxtable) of The Cosby Show. Mark Interviews Writer And Comedian Mark Malkoff. Both Marks dive into some history of The Late-Night Talk Shows. Johnny Carson was a huge success for Late Night TV. Mark Malkoff is the Founder and Producer of The Carson Podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this jam-packed, food-fueled, no-rules Tuesday episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian counts down the 46 days until Week Zero of college football, unpacks The Athletic's Top 25 College Football Rivalries list, and delivers his spicy (and sometimes controversial) takes on Michigan, Ohio State, and the playoff implications of a chaotic 2024 season.He and Todd dive into everything from their favorite international cuisines (Peruvian green sauce gets some love) to Bryce Underwood's potential, to the Red Wings' stagnant rebuild and Detroit's allure—or lack thereof—for free agents. Plus, Sean waxes poetic about his days in Toledo and why being a Michigan fan in Ohio brings next-level drama.Also on the docket: Lions expectations, Ryan Day redemption, why Mahomes ≠ Cousins, and a farewell before Sean's Greek getaway. Bonus: a little “Grease” musical nostalgia sneaks in before the credits roll.Come for the college football chaos, stay for the empanadas.

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Sean Baligian is flying solo and coming clean in this episode of Off The Air—and no, it's not about the Lions (for once). It's a full-blown confession: he's in love with cauliflower crust pizza. From raving about low-carb lifestyles and Duroc ribs to debating the future of Detroit's sports franchises, Sean takes listeners on a wildly entertaining ride through food, fandom, and frustration.He dives into the Tigers' latest series win and shares his wishlist for the Pistons' second-round draft pick—though with a healthy dose of realism. He dishes on why the once-legendary "Meata" event went sideways (spoiler: sales got greedy), and teases a hockey-heavy What the Puck?! episode coming July 1.Also: Stanley Cup party stories (yes, including that dent), the chaos of NHL free agency, and why Connor McDavid's cryptic comments might shake up the entire league.If you've ever grilled a rib, hated on deep-dish, or worn socks with sandals—you'll feel right at home here.

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Sean Baligian returns for a rare back-to-back night on Off The Air — and he's fired up. From a full-throated “Scherzer!” rant à la Wrath of Khan to a hilarious retelling of a drunken NBA Draft night with David Stern and Dave Mustaine, this episode delivers vintage Sean energy.He dives deep into Jack Flaherty's maddening refusal to throw strikes, weighs in on the Tigers' trade deadline outlook, and unpacks how the NBA and NHL Drafts have lost their magic for the average fan. Plus: Dan Campbell gets dissected via PFF's head coach rankings, and Sean makes the case for expectations beyond nine-win mediocrity.And yes, there's barbecue. Lomas Brown calls it “swine,” and you'll never look at ribs the same way again.

Sean Baligian is counting down the days until Week Zero—and he's not shy about it. In this edition of Off The Air, Sean dives deep into why college football remains his ultimate sports obsession. From the unique magic of game day on any campus—yes, even Ann Arbor—to the evolving landscape of NIL, private equity rumors, and playoff expansion, Sean blends nostalgia with realism in a way only he can.The episode features a spirited breakdown of Big Ten over-unders for 2024, including bold takes on Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State, Ohio State, and Iowa. He also unpacks what the soft out-of-conference schedules mean for playoff hopes—and why you can't pencil in four Big Ten teams just yet.Plus:• Tales from shirtless ESPN stunts at Rynearson Stadium• Sean's beef with HVAC units• Why bowl games are a joke—but still worth going toIf you're itching for fall Saturdays, cider mills, and chaos in the Big Ten, this one's for you.

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Hour 2 - Tommy and Brandon send Monday into the abyss with a visit with Royals insider Jaylon Thompson from The KC Star.

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The weekly podcast from The Lynch & Taco Morning Show on 101one WJRR in Orlando.  This week, Mike 'The Bull Dog' Bianchi, sports columnist for The Orlando Sentinel and host of 'Open Mike' on AM 740 and FM 96.9 The Game is our special guest.  Mike makes a living talking sports, but guess what?  He has a hell of a Tom Petty story to share on this week's episode.  Check it out!

BT and Sal dive deep into the Mets' impressive season, highlighting their strong pitching and potential for a World Series run, while also acknowledging the Braves' surprising struggles and their diminishing hopes for the NL East title. The hosts then transition to the Yankees' bullpen strength, crediting the "Mets lab" approach for turning around underperforming relievers. The conversation broadens to Knicks basketball, with discussions on their playoff aspirations and the team's future coaching and roster decisions. Finally, the show touches on Carlos Rodon's inconsistent pitching for the Yankees, sparking a debate about pitching consistency versus high-end stuff in baseball.

Check out "Off The Air" with Ben Higgins, Steven Woods, and Paul Reindl! "Off The Air with Ben & Woods" is a new podcast that will take place once or twice a month, and the guys have the freedom to talk about WHATEVER they want!

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Ben & Woods start the 8am hour talking about a new project that we've been working on called "Off The Air with Ben & Woods" that is coming to a YouTube channel near you SOON! Then we play today's game of Take On Woods before we are joined by Padres broadcaster Jesse Agler for his weekly appearance and we get all of his thoughts on last night's 1-0 win over the Giants! Listen here!

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On this episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian questions why market size still matters in sports conversations. From Connor McDavid and Patrick Mahomes to the Tigers' rise and Jeff Blashill's redemption, it's a passionate take on star power, Detroit pride, and why “next” isn't always now. Plus: rally geese, fantasy football, and why fans just want a good game.

The Weekly podcast from The Lynch & Taco Show on 101one WJRR in Orlando

The weekly podcast from The Lynch & Taco Show on 101one WJRR in Orlando