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Maybe there is something better waiting for you... see you next season. 

Pavlovich crushes Curtis 

Mighty Mouse returns home 

Lakers 2023 title contenders? 

Eddie, Quincy, and Jackson look at some major NFL news, talk about what is happening in the NHL and NBA playoffs, and finish with a crazy draft!

Garcia’s Speed vs Tank’s Power 

Goat Gatekeeper Holloway 

Russian Missile vs Cursed Curtis

Eddie, Quincy, and Jackson look at what is happening in the MLB, preview both the NHL and the NBA Playoffs, and then round out with a new draft!

Jeanne de Clisson: The Lioness of Brittany, a.k.a the hell-bent, avenging noble pirate ready to burn France to the ground

PJ Katona makes his triumphant return and offers his thoughts on the stunning events of UFC 287. Your hosts also give predicitions for this Saturday’s UFC Kansas City. 

Unearthing Her-Story: Women who revolutionized archeology and historical preservations  

Roman is joined by returning co-host Paul Zechmann as the two give their predictions for UFC 287. Headlined by the blockbuster rematch between Alex Peireira and Israel Adesanya. 

Jackie Mitchell: the MLB pitcher who lost it all for striking out Babe Ruth 

Trusting yourself = trusting the process... I think.

Eddie and Quincy look at the NCAA Final Four for both Men and Women, recap MLB opening day, and then talk about what is happening in the NBA!

Ahilyabai Holkar: the savvy Queen of Malwa and her golden age rule  

Eddie, Quincy, and Jackson break down what is happening in March Madness, recap the World Baseball Classic, talk NFL Free Agency, and end the show with a fun draft!

Roman and PJ recap the biggest combat sports news from the past 2 weeks and give their predictions for UFC San Antonio, headlined by top ranked bantamweights Chito Vera and Cory Sandhagen. 

Chacko joins the crew before spring break to bring a conversation that will bring a smile to anyone's face.  

I am back after a week away with some updates and a new guest. Trusting the process isn’t an easy task.

Eddie and Quincy break down their bracket predictions as the tournament gets ready to kick off!

Take a dive into the mind of one of the most polarizing seniors at Indiana University Joey Gonzalez. GONZO! 

Eddie and Jackson preview the World Baseball Classic, look at what is happening in the NCAA Conference Tournaments, do another fun fantasy draft, and wrap up with a mock draft for the first round of the NFL!

Roman and PJ reflect ona tremendous UFC 285 and give their predictions for UFC Vegas 71 AND a stacked UFC 286.

Zelda Fitzgerald: the original flapper girl whose brains and beauty inspired Gatsby

Voiced by Theo Hawkins, Jack Lindner, Avraham Forrest

Follow the Path

Warning: violence, strong language, derealization

Meet my study abroad roomie and hear us talk shit about the good and the bad of being abroad... mostly good

Eddie, Quincy, and Jackson talk about what has happened in IU basketball, look at the NBA standings and NFL Free Agency, start looking at Bracketology, and finished with a new game!

Roman and PJ give their predictions for one of the biggest PPV’s of the year, UFC 285. Headlined by Ciryl Gane and the infamous Jon “Bones” Jones.

With our very special guests Robert; Eddie, Quincy, and Jackson talk about the upcoming NFL free agency, recap and preview what is to come with both men's and women's basketball at IU, and even have 2 fun segments that you must see!

Hola, Sebas. This week's guest takes an in depth look into the world of being bilingual. Sebas also does not know what constitutes a good breakfast item.

Omu Okwei: the queen and trader who put Rockefeller to shame

Roman and PJ give their updated UFC Men’s pound for pound rankings and give their predictions for this weekend’s UFC Vegas 70.

Welcome back people... this season is going to be a JOURNEY but first let’s catch up.

Special guest Hannah Evans takes control of the podcast as she shares her extensive knowledge on all things interesting. 

Eddie, Quincy, and Jackson recap one of the best Super Bowls in the last decade look at what is happening in both men's and women's basketball with March Madness approaching, and preview the NBA ASG!

Wu Zentian: the first independent empress of Tang China

Grace met her new suitemate, is Celebrating Valentines day with Paige and Peri, and she is ready for Spring Break. Catch up with the Bart story, learn how they named their trio and more!

Roman and PJ reflect on the all-time great matchup between featherweight champ Alexander Volkanovski and lightweight champ Islam Makhachev and give their predictions for this weekend’s UFC Vegas 69.

Episode 2 explores the world of television, while Ethan deals with the pain that comes from eating copious amounts of sour candy. We continue to grow into a podcast that can be listened to by all but for now good enough will be what you enjoy.

Voiced by Jack Lindner, Avraham Forrest, Theo Hawkins

Welcome to the Church of Love

WARNING: death, gunfire, violence, strong language, religious trauma

Harriet Tubman: spy, scout, guerilla fighter and conductor of the Underground Railroad

Eddie, Quincy, and Jackson recap what happened over the week for both IU Men's and Women's Basketball dive into the crazy trades made at the deadline in the NBA, and finish with a fun Super Bowl preview!

Roman and PJ are joined by special guest and fellow combat sports fan Paul Zechman as they give their predictions for this weekend’s UFC 285.

Offense Taken is the podcast of the future, where no topic is the topic, where no stone gets unturned. This is the pilot episode where everything from a dodo bird to bad accents was touched upon. So sit back and enjoy the greatest moment since the invention of the wheel. 

Alice Ball: the 20th century chemist who developed a cure for leprosy

Eddie, Quincy, and Producer Jackson look at what is coming up in the NFL, talk big Tom Brady and Sean Payton News, and then finish off with Hoosier Basketball!

Roman and PJ give their predictions on who they think will be UFC champion of each division come the end of 2023 and keep you up to date on all things fighting.

Eddie, Quincy, and the GOAT of producers Jackson recap what happened over the break, give a preview of what is coming in the NFL, and even talk about the success IU Basketball is having for both men and women!

Voiced by Avraham Forrest, Theo Hawkins, Jack Lindner

Listen to the found footage of a tragic experiment

WARNING: Possible suicide, strong language

Your hosts recap an eventful UFC 283, reflect on the results of last week’s predictions, and give their thoughts on what matches should be made next.

Roman and PJ make their much anticipated return just in time to make their predictions for UFC 283 featuring two title fights. They also give a recap on all the newly scheduled matchups you may have missed.

Voiced by Dara Groves, Jack Lindner, Nat Elise Burke, Avraham Forrest

WARNING: Graphic violence, language, decapitation, blood, gore, terrible pick-up lines

Roman and PJ are joined by special guest and fellow combat sports enthusiast Tristen Bronaugh as they recap this past weekend’s action. Your hosts also make their picks for fight of the year, fighter of the year, and PPV of the year.

Grace O’Malley: Ireland’s 16th century Pirate Queen

Not a goodbye but a see you soon...Thank you for another amazing season. I look forward to doing long distance with you for this next chapter.

Your hosts recap an electrifying UFC Orlando and make their predictions for this weekend’s stacked UFC 282 as well as the upcoming World Cup quarterfinal matches.

Carmen Rupe: New Zealand’s savviest transgender Drag Queen

Voiced by Jacqueline Preston

WARNING: Derealization, graphic depictions of college

“The movies that made us” not just a cliche expression but a very real observation... let's take a look at the rom-coms that changed the way we engage with our relationships.

Ohori Tsuruhime: Japan’s grenade wielding priestess who saved Omishima Island

Roman and PJ return from Thanksgiving break to give their predictions on this Saturday’s UFC Orlando and discuss the 2022 World Cup.

Eddie and Quincy talk about all the major rivalry games that went down in both college football and basketball, and continue the breakdown of the 2022 World Cup!

Voiced by Avraham Forrest, Jack Lindner

WARNING: Blood, gore, bodily fluids, violence, death, home invasion, graphic depictions of the suburbs, family meals

Red flag, after red flag after red flag... so what’s wrong with our generation and its dating norms anyway?

It's a jam-packed episode this week as Eddie and Quincy discuss everything from the latest in college basketball, to Indiana high school football, to the World Cup! 

After an electrifying UFC 281, Roman and PJ reflect on the results of last week’s predictions and give their thoughts on what matches should be made next.

Orientation for school can prepare you for many things...or not. Karlie talks about her experience with the bus system and a new segment, two truths and a lie, is introduced. Tune in for an interesting ride.

Everyone has the dreaded required classes to take in college, but not everyone has the same ones. Join West Point graduate John and current Hoosier Karlie as they talk about their first year classes at school, including a boxing match. Step in the ring in this episode.

The Sultanate of Women: influential royal women of the Ottoman Golden Age

Voiced by Avraham Forrest, Jack Lindner

WARNING: Blood, gore, animal cruelty, gunfire, tall dark figures in barns

Some long distance hot takes from a 20 year old... Is it all about balance? Is it worth it? Why do it?

Roman and PJ reflect on an exciting UFC Vegas 63 and the light heavyweight boxing match between Dimitri Bivol and Zurdo Ramirez. They also give their breakdown and predictions of UFC 281, headlined by Israel Adesanya and Alex Pereira.

Eddie and Quincy dissect all the great games that will be played in College Football this weekend, and then they visit the World Series, and the NFL, and even play a fun round of trivia!

Marie Antoinette: France’s last queen; icon of the Revolution, fashion, and cake

Voiced by Tom Malki

WARNING: Gunfire, explosions, animal cruelty, gore, disturbing imagery, self-harm, images of war and death

Eddie and Quincy dissect all the great games that will be played in College Football this weekend, and then they visit the World Series, the NFL, and even play a fun round of trivia!

A recap and moment to reflect on stepping out of your power

Roman and PJ recap this past Saturday’s lackluster UFC card as well as the biggest boxing matches of the weekend. Additionally, your co-hosts will be building their “Perfect Fighters” based on a number of MMA skill-sets.

Frida Kahlo: Mexico’s iconic disabled, bisexual, Communist painter of Surrealism and Folk Art

Voiced by Avraham Forrest

WARNING: Blood, gore, violence, disturbing imagery, mature language

This week we talk about the “do’s” and “don'ts” to Halloween costumes, discuss our favorite movies and albums for the spooky season, and explore our crazy college lives.

Eddie and Quincy dive into what has happened in the World Series So far, what big games are coming up in College Football, and even take a look at just how bad Lebron and the Lakers are!

When is it time to surrender your control? Boundaries are everything.

Roman and PJ are joined by special guest Lysette Garcia. Roman’s sister, longtime TSDP antagonist, and a knowledgeable follower of combat sports. We reflect on UFC 280 and look ahead to this weekend’s action.

Rosa Campuzano Cornejo: La Protectora of Peruvian resistance

There are upsets all across sports this past week, and Eddie and Quincy talk about what happened in the MLB, College Football, NFL, and even a little NBA!

Roman and PJ recap all the big fights that went down this past weekend and give their predictions on the highly anticipated UFC 280 card. Headlined by Charles “Do Bronx” Oliveira and Islam Makhachev.

Mary Read & Anne Bonny: romance and murder during the Golden Age of Piracy

Roman and PJ reflect on this week's biggest fight news and answer fan questions during their first Q&A Monday.

This week we talk about Ned “I Cheat On My Wife” Fulmer, marvel at Bella Hadid’s dress, and take a deep dive into the madness of Jeffrey Dahmer.

Queen Seondeok: the first independent queen of Silla who ushered in a golden age during the Three Kingdoms period

Roman and PJ welcome you back to the second episode of TSDP where they will be discussing this past weekend’s premiere fight cards as well as their UFC Men’s Pound for Pound Rankings.

Quincy Dives into what happened in College Football, and the NFL, and even looks ahead at the MLB as the playoffs start on Wednesday!

- NFL/NCAA Recap - MLB Wild Card chase - NBA Preseason - VR Football - Antonio Brown - ETC

Lyudmila Pavlichenko: WWII feminist who became the deadliest female sniper in history

Eddie and Quincy talk about the historic moment that happened in baseball, preview all the games upcoming in college football and the NFL, and introduce a new fun segment!

- MLB Wild Card Race - Latest injuries - NFL/NCAA Picks - etc.

On this week’s episode of Late Night Talking, we discussed pop culture news such as Don’t Worry Darling, Adam Levine, and Rihanna’s latest announcement. We played trivia, talked about music, and debated over our controversial opinions.

Whoever said football would get old obviously didn't watch the games this past weekend! Eddie and Quincy dive into both college and NFL football, and also remember some of the biggest DUH moments!

Zitkala-Sa: the Yankton Sioux writer whose preserved tribal storytelling, fought for suffrage, and stood up to residential schools

Your hosts Roman Garcia and PJ Katona welcome you to the first episode of the Split Decision Podcast. In this episode your hosts reflect on the controversies surrounding UFC 279 as well as the main events of Bellator 285. Additionally they give their thoughts on this weekend's upcoming bouts, most notably Mackezie Dern vs Yan Xiaonan.

- NFL/NCAAF recap
- Aaron Judge
- Smile Movie
- Brita trend
- etc.

- Udoka?!
- Ben Simmons apologizes
- IUBB Media Day takeaways
- Yankees clinch post-season
- NFL/NCAA picks
- etc

Stepping into your power doesn’t always mean being completely in control of every little second…or does it?

- A recap of the LIV event
- NCAAF standouts
- NFL week 3
- MLB race
- NBA

Silent Stars: the women who pioneered Hollywood’s silent film era

Gabe mixes up Federer and Nadal, while Hank prepares for the LIV event.

Giulia Tofana: Rome’s infamous Renaissance serial poisoner who sold cosmetics to soon-to-be widows

The guys recap NFL week 1, NCAAF, MLB rule changes, sleeping rituals, and more.

Alice Roosevelt: the most daring socialite and adviser to ever climb the White House’s roof

Anxiety + Perfectionism = 24/7 Crisis

After the GOP vs. Judge Jackson fiasco, I list the reasons why I don’t want to be associated with the right.

Thank you… again

Let’s dream of a better society and paint a prettier picture.

Amelia Earhart: entrepreneur, activist, and Queen of the Air

Returning guests Rama Sardar and Lilly Luse are back in the studio this week as we talk about Emerald Fennell’s 2020, directorial debut, “Promising Young Woman”! Join Jack, Rama, and Lilly as they discuss the impact the film and its themes had on both themselves and society, as well as Emerald Fennell’s powerful screenplay that helped bring these themes to life on the screen. Thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

“Promising Young Woman” stars Carey Mulligan, Bo Burnham, Chris Lowell, Max Greenfield, Alison Brie, Laverne Cox, and Alfred Molina; directed by Emerald Fennell.

Season finale! Sakif ends this season of Combat Crevice by talking about future events.

All the crazy stuff you wanna do at eight years old… what’s that about?

Sakif talks about UFC 273

Stupid stuff to NOT ask a 20 something year old

Warriors of Japan: the role of samurai, ninjas, and noble women in shaping Japanese society

Sakif shares his UFC 273 predictions that he will get right because he is never wrong.

We were kids then, arguably still kids now…How did our childhood and the parenting structure affect our adulthood?

After a long break, Sakif finally gets to share his opinions about the last few UFC events.

The pod is BACK. Katelynn starts off season 4 with a quick recap and catch-up with a friend - are you kicking ass or is life kicking your ass?

We kick off this episode of “The Cinemaniacs” with another cold, claustrophobic, horror classic! IU film students Kyle Backus and Carter Burkhart return to the guest chairs to talk about Stanley Kubrick’s horror icon “The Shining”! This episode sees Jack, Kyle, and Carter talking about Stanley Kubrick’s intricate style of filmmaking, the hostile set that was a result of his direction, as well as the brilliant performances from both Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall. Plus, hear the guy’s opinions on whether or not “The Shining” is the greatest horror movie of all time!

“The Shining” stars Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd, Scatman Crothers, Philip Stone, Barry Nelson, and Joe Turkel; directed by Stanley Kubrick.

Audrey Hepburn: the darling of Hollywood, UNICEF, and WWII’s Dutch Resistance

Ottoman-Indian Icons: two princesses whose fashion and philanthropy revolutionized international high society

Explaining my take on the COVID-19 vaccine and vaccine hesitancy.

Sakif is filled with enthusiasm when expressing his emotions about UFC 272.

Taytu Betul: the Ethiopian Empress who routed Italian invasion

Saint Olga of Kiev: Ukraine’s warrior queen who burned a city down with pigeons

Sakif shares his excitement and disappointment with fight night Makhachev vs Green

Queens of the Steppes: warriors and diplomats who united Mongolia and their contributions to Star Wars

Sakif attempts to recall his viewing of UFC fight night Walker vs. Hill.

This week on this bonus episode of “The Cinemaniacs”, Jack sits down with fellow IU student Carter Burkhart to talk about John Carpenter’s 1982 claustrophobic, paranoid horror film “The Thing”! Join Jack and Carter as they discuss the ground-breaking visual effects from Rob Bottin, John Carpenter’s careful storytelling construction, as well as break down the film’s ambiguous ending and give some of their theories on who they believe is human and who is the thing…

Stay tuned for a future episode breaking down the Spring 2022 schedule. Thanks for listening!

“The Thing” (1982) stars Kurt Russell, Keith David, Wilford Brimley, Donald Moffat, Richard Dysart, Charles Hallahan, Thomas G. Waites, David Clennon, T.K. Carter, Richard Masur, Joel Polis, and Peter Maloney; directed by John Carpenter.

Sakif geeks out after UFC 271 and gives his predictions for the next fight night.

Mary Jane Richards: Civil War spy and educator who inspired the legend of Mary Bowser

Joan of Arc: France’s teen warlord who’s holy visions changed the tide in the 100 Years War

Sakif cannot stop rambling about UFC fight night 200 Sean Strickland vs Jack Hermansson.

With the new year, comes the dreaded resolutions. We all make them and usually all break them.

Sakif rambles about Eagle FC, Bellator, Bareknuckle FC and also gives predictions for the next UFC event.

“He Had It Coming”: The Chicago Tribune’s 2019 expose on the four women who’s 1920s murder trials inspired the musical Chicago

Tamar the Great of Georgia: negotiator, saint, and warrior queen

Hazel Scott: Prodigy pianist, civil rights activist, and queen of the swinging classics

This week, we close out the first half of our Fall ‘21-Spring ‘22 season. Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone, we are getting into the Christmas spirit this week as Jack welcomes fellow IU students Allyson Michaud and Mark Lowney to the show. Tune in as the group talks about perhaps one of the best holiday movies ever made, Chris Columbus’ Christmas classic, “Home Alone”! This week on the podcast the group talks about the film’s chaotic production story, some of their favorite traps of the film, as well as debate whether or not this is the best Christmas movie of all time. Plus, get some behind-the-scenes insight on the episodes being planned for next semester!

Thank you all so much for listening to The Cinemaniacs this fall and make sure to stay tuned for even better content next semester! Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and have a Happy New Year!

“Home Alone” stars Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, Catherine O’Hara, John Heard, Roberts Blossom, and John Candy; directed by Chris Columbus.

Season 3 finale… what did we really learn about moving on?

Queens of Hawai’i: The trials and triumphs of a 100 year dynasty, from equality to annexation

We are finally diving head-first into the action genre this week! Join Jack and fellow IU students Ben Chalex and Kyle Backus as they talk about the 2014 action-packed film “John Wick”! This week on the podcast, the guys talk about Keanu Reeves’ deep dedication and extensive preparation for this project, the unbelievable stunts and action sequences, as well as discuss and give their opinions on future projects within the “John Wick” franchise (and potential cinematic universe). Plus, get their recommendations for other must-see action movies if you’re a fan of this one.

“John Wick” stars Keanu Reeves, Michael Niqvist, Alfie Allen, Willem Dafoe, Adrianne Palicki, Dean Winters, Ian McShane, Lance Reddick, John Leguizamo, and Bridget Moynahan; directed by Chad Stahelski.

Laying out the fundamentals to understanding sex vs. gender and how this makes society really confusing.

Closure... what even is that shit and why do we all need it? Is closure just some big scheme we invent to allow us to do out of pocket shit in regards to old relationships?

Aloha Wanderwell: 20th century explorer and filmmaker, aka Lady Indiana Jones

Kawlah Bint al-Azwar: Warrior poet of Islamic expansion

Discussing the confusing world of Individuality and Societal Beauty Standards. Let’s rant together.

Moving on can be hard… for some more than others. Why are some driven to pure craziness post break up?

It’s time to put on the detective cap this week as Jack welcomes IU students Jacqueline Preston and Forest Steele to talk about the 2019 murder-mystery film, “Knives Out”! The game is afoot as the team discusses all of the clues hidden right under the audience’s noses, the impeccable work done by the star-studded cast, as well as the incredibly-subtle surprise cameo from Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Plus, see whether or not the team was able to correctly guess the killer the first time they watched the film.

“Knives Out” stars Ana de Armas, Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Christopher Plummer, Jamie Lee Curtis, Don Johnson, Michael Shannon, Toni Collette, Katherine Langford, LaKeith Stanfield, and Jaeden Martel; directed by Rian Johnson.

Mary, Queen of Scots: The scandals and legacy of Scotland’s most famed queen and golf fanatic.

Kicking off a new miniseries: moving on and questions like why is everyone hooking up with their ex for the holidays

Hello hello. Welcome to my first episode where I introduce myself and our podcast adventure.

This week on the show, Jack welcomes IU film majors Lilly Luse and Rama Sardar to the show to talk about the 2010 sci-fi blockbuster smash hit, “Inception”! Join this ultimate group of dream extractors as they discuss whether or not this film should have won “Best Picture” at the Academy Awards, how great of a year 2010 was for the box office, as well as discuss the arguments behind the meaning of the ending. Plus, get our insights into whether or not this movie is the best of Hans Zimmer, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Christopher Nolan’s careers.

“Inception” stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitte, Elliot Page, Marion Cotillard, Tom Hardy, Ken Watanabe, Cillian Murphy, Dileep Rao, and Michael Caine; directed by Christopher Nolan.

Soldaderas: Commanders, spies, and caretakers of the Mexican Revolution

We’ve got a full house in the studio this week as Jack is joined by fellow IU students Alex Klo and Jackson Naylor to talk about Wes Craven’s 1996, game-changing horror film, “Scream”! Spooky season finally comes to a close this week as the guys talk about how this film impacted the horror genre, the countless rules and tropes that the film set out to break, as well as the phenomenally weird, hilarious, energetic performance from Matthew Lillard.

“Scream” stars Neve Campbell, Skeet Ulrich, Courtney Cox, David Arquette, Matthew Lillard, Rose McGowan, Jamie Kennedy, and Drew Barrymore; directed by Wes Craven.

Mary Shelley: The gothic icon who brought science fiction and Frankenstein to life.

Wrapping up the mini series of the Trials and Tribulations of being a badass with our first guest of the season Margo Mchugh.

Julie d'Aubigny: Bisexual singer, duelist, and arsonist of 17th century France.

This week, spooky season continues on the show as Jack and fellow IU student Morgen Ludwig talk about one of the very few movies to be released in theaters in 2020, “The Invisible Man” remake! Join Jack and Morgen as they take a deep dive into how this film came to be, how Johnny Depp was originally cast in the titular role, as well as the importance of the film’s phenomenal cinematography and writing.

“The Invisible Man” (2020) stars Elisabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge, Storm Reid, Michael Dorman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, and Harriet Dyer; directed by Leigh Whannell.

Motivation, inspiration and priorities...101 on being a badass.

Buffalo Calf Road Woman: The Northern Cheyenne warrior who killed Custer at the Little Bighorn.

On the premiere episode of "The Cinemaniacs" we tackle the 1984 comedy/sci-fi classic "Ghostbusters"! Join host Jack Lindner and special guest Pat Downey as they discuss how this film was almost named something else, how John Candy was originally in the cast, as well as how Ray Parker Jr. crafted one of the most iconic theme songs of all time. Thank you all for tuning in, and we hope you enjoy the ride!

"Ghostbusters" stars Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Sigourney Weaver, and Rick Moranis; directed by Ivan Reitman.

Pixie Dust Profiles: As Disney World celebrates its 50th Anniversary, Her-Story discusses the Imagineering women who designed iconic park attractions.

Speak the f*ck up. It’s so badass to back yourself up.

Ching Shih: Captain of the South China Sea who was the most successful pirate in history.

Diving deeper into the vast levels of being badass, a talk of mental toughness and vulnerability.

Virginia Hall: The Allies’ one legged espionage queen became the most decorated woman of World War II.

Cleopatra: The scholar queen who reshaped Mediterranean politics with a flair for the dramatic

The trials and tribulations of being a badass.

What is a badass?

In the series finale, Bonnie interviews Yulia. They talk growing up in Moscow, looking for jobs, what food Yulia is looking forward to eating when she travels back home to Moscow, and being bad liars.

Season two wrap up... a big thank you!

In the sixth episode of Season 4, Bonnie interviews Namrata. They talk about living in different countries, playing the floor is lava, and Namrata’s dance team Diverse.

In the fifth episode of Season 4, Bonnie interviews Nathaniel. They talk about going to school during a pandemic, tearing ACLs, Wandavision, and King Kong.

Katelynn brings on her friend Marco to discuss all things sneakers and the evolution of their own personal relationship with clothes.

Showing up for yourself, stupid shit, stopping to smell the roses...a more casual podcast with no direction, just straight up life talk with friends.

This episode takes on the trials and triumphs of sibling relationships and discusses the different dynamics of the relationships that are ultimately our first friendships.

In the fourth episode of Season 4, Bonnie interviews Gage G. again. They talk British Monarchy drama, Zombie Days, felonies on boats, and bad luck with elevators.

Katelynn brings her stepmom Alina on to the show and wraps up March and Women’s History Month with a heart to heart.

Justin, Doug and Alec are back breaking down the March Madness bracket. They end it with the segments Good Week/Bad Week and Why We Love Sports this Week.

Justin, Doug and Alec are back again to talk all the major sports headlines including Archie Miller's firing, March Madness predictions, and more!

In the third episode of Season 4, Bonnie interviews Gabe, a complete stranger. They talk about soccer, moving to a new city during a pandemic, and answer some fun get to know you questions.

Katelynn and her new guest Madi talk about being women in college, having sisters, greek life, and all things women.

Justin, Doug and Alec are back after the long break to discuss the week's major sports headlines including IU basketball, UFC, and more!

In the second episode of Season 4, Bonnie interviews Meredith. They talk about Meredith’s childhood, how they met freshman year, and Meredith answers some weird questions.

Kicking off women’s history month, Katelynn brings her mom onto the show.

Similar to the first episode, Katelynn brings on her friend to discuss the college kid dating world except this time with her friend Nico to get the perspective from a young single guy instead.

In the first episode of Season 4, Bonnie interviews Thanmayee. They talk about growing up in New Jersey, doing 4H and Bharatnatyam as a kid, and practicing self-reflection through painting.

Katelynn invites her friend Ana to discuss the dating world of college kids today.

In episode 5 of Season 3, Bonnie interviews Victoria. They talk about Victoria's experience moving to the United States from Taiwan, her love of K-pop, and as Bonnie’s former boss, Bonnie has a few questions for Victoria about working together.

In episode 4 of Season 3, Bonnie interviews Gage. They talk about growing up in the country, their shared love of history, and about the Civil War and Reconstruction class they both took with Professor Stephen Andrews (Hist-A 348).

In episode 3 of Season 3, Bonnie interviews Lane. They talk about Lane’s love of scary movies, and his movie and tv show recommendations.

The wrap up episode - happy season finale homies!

Justin, Doug and Alec are back to discuss all the major sports headlines including the 4-0 #9 Hoosiers and more.

In episode 2 of Season 3, Bonnie interviews James. They talk growing up in South Bend, bad hairstyles, and the secret to no hangovers.

Katelynn brings on her friend Hanna as they chaotically discuss all things movies, TV, streaming and everything in between.

Justin, Doug and Alec are back to discuss all the major sports headlines including IU's victory against Michigan and more.

Nick's guest is Darius Foroux, an entrepreneur, author, and podcaster. They discuss how to become the most productive version of yourself!

Another call back home for our fifth episode, Katelynn reaches out to Ana to hash it out about all things travel.

Justin, Doug and Alec return to talk all the major sports headlines from the past week.

Katelynn calls back home to chat with her friend Amaris about being boss ladies in this crazy world.

In this episode, you learn a little more about the show as Katelynn and her guest Emma talk all things food.

In the first episode of Season 3, Bonnie interviews Anna. They talk about working at a living history museum, dropping out of high school to move to Germany, and Dungeons and Dragons.

Justin, Doug, and Alec are back to discuss all the major sports headlines including MLB, the NFL, and more!

Marina Mejer joins Katelynn to talk about all things music.

In this episode, get to know the host Katelynn as her and her roomie Nicole chat about anything and everything. Get a feel for the show's vibe in this intro episode.

Justin, Alec, and Doug return to talk major sport headlines including the NFL, the NBA Playoffs and more!

Recorded back on March 13th, this is the final episode of Patrick & Tucker's Power Hour.

Justin, Alec and Doug are back to dissect the latest in sports. They start with where MLB negotiations stand, followed by minilogues on the Yankees/Red Sox dilemma and the failure of Long Gone Summer. Golf is back and bringing in ratings as Justin's long-lost cousin wins the Charles Schwab Challenge. The crew does a power ranking of professional sports commissioners and end the show off with Good Week, Bad Week.

For the last time, the crew recaps the final two episodes of The Last Dance (0:30) followed by the Best of Bulls Challengers (34:15). Alec and Doug break down the UFC week with 5 rounds (45:50) while Justin explains why golf is back (52:00). And to wrap it all up, a segment debut at the end (54:53).

Jack is once again joined by Jeff Rosenberg to recap episodes seven and eight of ESPN's docuseries "The Last Dance (2:42)." Then, we analyze and share some laughs over "The Victory Machine: The Making & Unmaking of The Warriors Dynasty," a new book written by Ethan Strauss of The Athletic, illustrating the trials and tribulations surrounding Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors (27:07).

The crew starts with a recap of Ep. 7 & 8 of The Last Dance (0:30) and UFC's return (18:28). That's followed by an interview with the Atlanta Hawks CRO Andrew Saltzman (26:46) talking all things from what a Chief Revenue Officer is, his days watching Big East basketball in the '80s and Atlanta culture. That's followed by Best of In-Game Broadcasters (79:07) to wrap it up.

Justin, Alec and Doug start with a recap of Ep. 5 & 6 of The Last Dance (0:27) including MJ's gambling and the Kobe comparison. The crew is then joined by some pals to take a final, in-depth look into the 2020 NFL Draft (16:05) and end it all off with Best of Role Players on championship teams (1:40:50).

The crew recaps the NFL Draft, hitting on the top picks as well as ATL, NYJ and CHI (0:30). They are then joined by Atlanta Hawks play-by-play man Bob Rathbun to talk MJ's Bulls, Hawks, Braves and even Arena Football with a Lee Corso twist (24:43). After, they highlight the top moments of Ep 3 & 4 of "The Last Dance" (1:33:38) and Best of Athlete Nicknames (1:40:52).

Jack is joined by basketball junkie and old camp friend Jeff Rosenberg to recap episodes one and two of  the 90's Bulls documentary, as well as scope out ways to save the NBA (1:51). We also react to round one of the NFL Draft, preview the NBA Draft and finally, we examine the G-League's rise compared to the potential crumbling of the NCAA (26:29).

Justin, Alec and Doug are back after yet another week of self-quarantine. The crew talks "The Last Dance" (0:35) with Doug's Chicago spin on it, an interview with Fox Sports Sun's Tricia Whitaker (19:21), and the Best of retro logos (1:02:36).

Jack is joined by Austin Siegel and Zack Casutto to recap the glorifying matchup between OKC and GS on February 27th, 2016 and Mike Breen's best calls (2:34). We also complain about quarantine, assemble an all-time NBA team and rank the five best scorers we've ever watched (49:13). Finally, we debate which five movies qualify as Will Ferrell's most iconic (62:34).

With a new name, the guys are back with another episode. Justin, Alec and Doug break down the Bulls new-look front office followed by whether the NBA 2k tournament and H-O-R-S-E get a thumbs up or thumbs down. They give updates on the NFL draft, the XFL (rip) and golf's schedule changes. At the end, they introduce a new, totally creative segment called "Best of" when they rank the most anticipated sporting events of every year.

Jack is joined by college buddies Lee Stern and Zack Casutto to fully contextualize the decorated resume of LeBron James. We discuss his renowned path to superstardom, most impressive plays and best championship performances - dating back to his debut on October 29th, 2003 (3:38). Then, we give quick T.V./movie recommendations for the public to watch during quarantine (128:43).

Jack is joined by Evan Orris to discuss COVID-19 and its impact on hoops, best/worst-case scenarios and how the sports world might look in 40-45 days (1:48). Then we examine the league's best performers this year by delegating season-end awards (21:44).

What a (horrible) time to be alive. From their home bases, Justin, Alec and Doug return with the latest episode of JAD. They give an update on COVID-19 and the projected status of leagues. That's followed by a breakdown of all 32 NFL teams and their offseasons, including TB12 as a Buc?!? Doug gives his season-end thoughts on IU basketball, and the crew ends off with Overreactions and Why We Love Sports This Week in what ends up NOT being Just Another Day in Sports.

Selection Sunday week is here! Doug and Sam recap IU's jekyll-and-hyde regular season and their projected 10-seed resumé. B1G tournament talk includes a breakdown of IU's path as well as power ranking the potential champions on Sunday all on this episode of The Front Page.

Jack is joined by Evan Orris to analyze the Lakers’ impressive weekend and how they stack up going forward, Milwaukee's playoff hopes, Houston’s small-ball downside and Kenny Atkinson’s surprising departure from Brooklyn (0:47).

On this episode of My Guest Needs An Introduction, Bonnie interviews Bhavika, a sophomore at IU. They talk what it was like growing up in India, traveling, skydiving, and how Bhavika almost died glacier trekking.

After a small break from the mics, Doug and Sam breakdown where IU currently basketball stands with one game left in conference play. Joey Brunk played really well at the perfect time, the guards are improving every game and Archie is still just as energized on the sideline. Oh, and the Hoosiers confirmed the signing of the #1 point guard of the class of 2021 (maybe 2020), Khristian Lander. They follow that up with some general tournament talk and hot takes for the MLB season.

Jack's longtime camp friend Isaac Green joins the pod to discuss a memorable ASW, Clipper concerns, Houston's micro-ball storm and Jayson Tatum's leap (0:58). Evan Orris also joins.

It's the end of February and still no word on TB12! Zak gives his opinions on all possible destinations for Brady along with the team he believes Brady will be under center for when next season starts. Finally, Zak's cousin Emad Barakat (Moody) joins the show to tell us about his college experience at Boston University and his current job hunt out in So-Cal.

On this episode of My Guest Needs An Introduction, Bonnie interviews Kagan, a sophomore at IU. They talk being RA's, the atmosphere of Kelley, and retail-job horror stories.

This week, Jack returns and tells us his saddening tale of why he hates ketchup. Later on, Tucker gushes about how much of a foodie he is and Patrick admits his shocking food secrets (they will scare you)!

The General reuknights with Assembly Hall! Doug and Sam are back to discuss the impact of Bob Knight's return, the state of IU basketball (4 losses ain't good), and other college basketball headlines. The guys also touch on the Dodgers' ridiculously talented roster and potential playoff changes put out by the MLB commissioner.

Zak covers the three major sports, giving us his recap and thoughts on Super Bowl 54. Followed by the Season 2 debut of "Hot Takes with Alec Arouh" where the two friends discuss the major move made by the Dodgers and how the NBA trade deadline affected both the Clippers and the Lakers.

This week, the dynamic duo has two flash guests in Shane and Katie. Shane provides bountiful information about the new IU twitch account. Later on, Katie enters and the group talks Oscars. Who got snubbed? Who is going to win? This and more all on #PTPH

This week, Patrick and Tucker reconnect after a long time away. With discussions of winter break, video games, plans for the semester, and more. But what's this? Zach enters mid-podcast and joins for some discussions on movies and pop culture.

Amy G is about to leave for LA, Patrick and Tucker want the deets. In this deep dive, they both say their goodbyes and get the scoop on her plans for the golden coast.

Alivia joins Patrick and Tucker. The team talk improv shows, their aspirations to break a world record, and Patrick's willingness to sell out to the Disney overlords.

Patrick and Tucker go right back to where they started from, reflecting on the start of the semester and their goals for the following semester.

This week, Liam enters the podcast, but will he leave it in one piece? The trio mostly take their time discussing the ins and outs of video games and movies.

This week, Shane joins Patrick and Tucker and tries to melt their brains with his impossible philosophical questions. Then, they all talk about Twitch.

Jack is joined by Spencer Weingard to analyze the recent NBA Trade Deadline and how it may impact the playoff race and overall landscape of the league (1:08). Evan Orris also hops on the pod.

Episode 1

Before Super Bowl weekend, Zak gives his thoughts on the tragic loss of Kobe Bryant and what it means for the world. Followed up with his Super Bowl pick along with several other "expert" picks via his cell phone. Wrapping it all up with Zak taking a minute to celebrate and reflect on the career of Tyler the Creator.

In the debut episode of 94Feat. Jack is joined by Evan Orris to analyze Zion Williamson's first two NBA games and how his return may impact the Pels & the ROY odds (0:35). We also pay tribute to one of the greatest athletes of our generation, Kobe Bryant (15:01).

Season 2 begins with a discussion with a friend from L.A. Grant Eissele joins the show to discuss the NFL, NBA and what he looks for in a hip-hop artist. Zak and Grant can't help but reminisce about their middle school basketball days at Sierra Canyon and the countless teams they've assembled over the years to dominate basketball REC leagues.

On the first episode of Season 2 of My Guest Needs An Introduction, Bonnie interviews Zach, a sophomore at IU. They talk about Bedford, Indiana, middle school, and training for Little 500. They also play a game of Would You Rather.

In this episode, Bonnie interviews Kristen, a Kelley student. They talk all things Disney Parks and about Kristen's past as the head of a very successful Pretty Little Liars fan page. Warning: this episode contains Pretty Little Liar and Riverdale spoilers.

The whole crew is back for the final edition of JAD in the 2010's. It starts with a confusing Week 15 of NFL including a surprising (and maybe good??) Falcons victory, and two disappointing results for the Bears and Jets (0:25).

Follow that with a quick, no debate needed Heisman winner (34:10) and a breakdown of the ridiculous amount of money in the MLB free agent market (38:55). A Fred Glass tribute (48:23), our top 3 moments in sports of the decade, Overreactions and Why We Love Sports This Week in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

The NFL season is wrapping up as we wrap our presents, and Zak welcomes Lucas Landsberg to the studio to discuss the year of football thus far. They give their predictions for each NFL award along with an outlook on how the playoff bracket is currently constructed and how they think each game would play out if the season ended today.

In this episode Bonnie interviews Jenny, a junior at IU and a very opinionated person. They play a very polarizing game of Hot Takes. Warning: this episode contains spoilers for Avenger's Endgame and Game of Thrones.

After a two week bye, Justin and Doug are joined by guest Sam Dykema to discuss all things sports. They start with recapping the past two College Football weekends including IU-Purdue and the Iron Bowl while also previewing different bowls (0:26). 

Then they switch over to the pros and highlight the top games from Week 14 (32:10) followed by IU basketball talk (56:29). As always, Overreactions (58:58) and Why We Love Sports This Week (1:02:24) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

Another episode in, another friend to call. Zak brings on Alec Arouh to talk the NBA and introduce a new segment, "Hot Takes with Alec Arouh". Tune in to see if our NBA finals predictions can come true and to see what Alec has been up to over in the sunshine state.

In this episode, Bonnie interviews Ara, a senior studying accounting. They talk about South Africa, Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, and more Taylor Swift.

This week, Jack joins Patrick and Tucker in talking about the new Disney+ streaming service. Later, they discuss the climate death of the earth, and Tucker discusses why he could be a convincing cult leader and his hate for Wall-E.

This week, Patrick spills the beans on a mishap on one of his media school projects. Sebastian talks about his YouTube channel, and the boys talk about video games.

Justin and Doug are joined by guest Nick Lanscioni in a busy week of sports. It starts with a hopeful yet aggravating IU football loss among other NCAAF showdowns (0:30). 

The Falcons might actually be good, the Bears definitely aren't, and more NFL talk follows that (31:32). 

IU basketball is a promising 4-0 (50:50), Melo gets another shot (54:50), Overreactions (58:16) and Why we Love Sports this Week (1:01:16) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

On this episode of Full Court Access, we discuss both the game played against Western Illinois on November 5th and the game against Portland State played on November 9th.

For episode 6, Patrick and Tucker bring out longtime friend Zach. Tucker rants about pop tarts to garner sympathy and money from the audience. The trio all talk about their knowledge and prowess in video games.

Justin, Alec and Doug stay warm from the snow and talk all the biggest headlines in sports. IU Football wins again... this time during the bye week. LSU-BAMA was everything we wanted and more CFB talk (0:42). 

For the first time all season, the Bears, Falcons and Jets are all victorious in the same week (31:12). 

After, a recap of IU Basketball's first two games and what they might preview (56:18). 

Overreactions (103:10) and Why we Love Sports this Week (1:06:18) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

On the second episode of Full Court Access, we discuss the exhibition game against Gannon University that was played on Tuesday October 29th.

Let's see if the sequel lives up to the original! Zak starts off with a review of "Jesus is King" and Kanye himself. Also, is Kawhi Leonard trying to be the Harrison Ford of basketball? Zak thinks so. Finally, we give a call to Zak's older brother Samie Ibrahim  to assess Los Angeles basketball and catch up.

Justin, Alec and Doug are back. First, they recap the weirdest World Series as the #Natitude prevails.

Continuing the trend from previous weeks, the Bears, Falcons and Jets still stink. 

We dissect IU Football having a winning season for the first time in 12 years, among other NCAAF topics.

Right before the NCAAB season starts, the guys discuss what expectations to have for the Hoosiers.

Plus, Overreactions and Why We Love Sports This Week in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

This week on the podcast, Patrick and Tucker go back to their roots. With no guest, the boys have some time to catch up. Tucker bought a gel heater from Yankee candle and talks to Patrick about the implications it has for the future of fragrance.

The trio is back as the sports equinox brings in top headlines. It starts with the MLB as the World Series has been... extremely weird? (0:59-5:55) 

Another week of the NFL continues the cycle of Justin’s Falcons, Doug’s Bears and Alec’s Jets all underperforming (5:56-27:52). 

IUFB is going bowling for the first time in three years as the College Football season is reaching the peak of the season (27:53-46:44). 

The first week of the NBA season is highlighted, Tiger’s back, Overreactions and Why we Love Sports this Week (46:45-59:38) in what ends up just being Just Another Day in Sports.

In the introductory episode of Dotting the i, Zak discusses his disappointing Dodgers and gives some MLB and NFL predictions. He shifts gears to a riveting rant on how old men are perceived in sport and entertainment and finishes up by explaining why he roots for greatness in athletes.

Today on the podcast, Patrick and Tucker are joined by guest Megan Stilwell. Megan causes quite the kerfuffle with her opinions on what the best cereal is, sparking the best breakfast debate this podcast has ever seen.

With Alec on a bye week, Justin and Doug are back to break down all the hot topics in sports. First off, both the Bears and Falcons played absolutely horrible Sunday. One fan has given up, while the other still has hope as that and other major NFL games are broken down (0:44-17:17). 

Next up, we head to CFB as IU is ONE win away from their first bowl game since 2016, Lovie Smith takes down the Badgers, and more (17:18-32:27). 

The World Series is all set as the guys examine the Nationals and the Astros (and Doug’s *almost* perfect bracket) (32:28-43:07). 

Finally, Overreactions (43:08-45:24) and Why we Love Sports this Week (45:25-49:32) in what ends up just being Just Another Day in Sports.

In this episode Bonnie interviews Gage, a junior at IU in Singing Hoosiers. They talk about the fashion regrets of middle school, the evolution of red hair, and embarrassing stories about family.

Coming off a 4 day rest, Justin, Alec, and Doug are back to dissect the top headlines in the world of sports. To start, Justin explains why the 1-5 Falcons are as bad as advertised, Alec has hope in the Jets after Sam “Mono” Darnold impresses, and the rest of the NFL games on Sunday are analyzed (0:43-25:57). 

After, we switch to the collegiate level as IU is just two games away from a bowl game, LSU just outlasted Florida, among other NCAAF games (25:58-42:11). 

Both the NLCS and ALCS are broken down (42:12-47:17), Overreactions (47:18-50:19), and Why we Love Sports this Week (50:20-52:50) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

After a 10 day hiatus, Justin, Alec and Doug are back with a chance to analyze this week's top headlines. They start with the MLB as Justin gives an emotional monologue on his Braves collapse, Doug explains why he has caught the #Natitude, and why Alec is now the biggest Astros fan (0:43-25:23). 

After, the guys discuss Week 5 in the NFL with deeper analysis on the Falcons, Bears, and Jets (25:24-36:23). 

In College Football news, Michael Penix Jr. is the 16th best QB in the nation and Justin gives an update on his trip to Gainesville as he witnessed a sloppy FLA-AUB game (36:24-43:30). 

Finally, Overreactions (43:31-48:27) and Why we Love Sports this Week (48:28-51:17) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

The Face of IU, Amy Gallagher, joins the dynamic duo as they talk about interesting news stories, homesickness at college, and why Patrick would grow breasts for money.

On the first episode of Full Court Access, Kennedy & Lynnè discuss Hoosier Hysteria and preview the IU Men's Basketball season.

Ethan Hamilton joins Patrick and Tucker as the trio discusses favorite foods, ASMR, and names. All that and more in this week's episode!

On the first episode of My Guest Needs an Introduction, Bonnie interviews Satvika, a junior at IU. They talk about street plays, middle school, and other topics.

One day short of October, Justin, Alec and Doug discuss Week 4 of the NFL (0:41-23:53), Week 5 of CFB (23:54-33:42), and the beginning of the 2019 MLB Playoffs (33:43-47:28). 

Doug makes a case for the Bears to have the best defense in the league, Justin has given up on his Falcons already (?), and the other top games are analyzed.

They also dissect IU's almost win at Michigan State and what it means going forward, Clemson's almost loss, and even have a Mike Leach quote of the week.

The MLB Playoffs are broken down with a Power Rankings of the 10 playoff teams.

Finally, Overreactions (47:29-50:27) and Why We Love Sports This Week (50:28-54:07) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

On the first episode of Patrick & Tucker's Power Hour, Patrick and Tucker discuss their experiences with student media at IU.

Justin, Alec, and Doug are back in the studio to discuss all things NFL, NCAAF, and MLB. 

We hit Week 3's biggest games including how the Falcons were penalized 16 times in front of Justin's poor eyes, Alec's Jets are limping along, and Doug's Bears have some question marks among others (0:40-14:10). 

We discuss where IU Football stands after a beatdown of UConn, the negative defense displayed by Wash St. and UCLA, and the rest of Week 4 storylines (14:11-33:43). 

The Cubs collapse and the Braves playoff potential spring different emotions in the studio (33:44-42:50). 

Finally, Overreactions (42:51-46:50) and Why We Love Sports This Week (46:51-49:10) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

Season 2 of Just Another Day in Sports is here! 

Justin, Alec, and Doug return to discuss the NFL's biggest storylines, including the preposterous idea of having a healthy QB this year. 

We break down IU Football's first defeat of the season against Ohio State and what it really means. 

Justin breaks down the NL East leading Braves, Doug dissects the Cubs playoff push, and Alec gets sad over the 2019 Red Sox. 

Segments include Overreactions, Why We Love Sports This Week, and Quick Hitting Questions in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

As the NFL Draft kicks off, Justin, Alec, and Doug are back for the last episode of the school year. We discuss whether Kyler deserves to go first, who the Jets, Falcons, and Bears are looking at, and other draft rumors. 

Next, we dive into the NBA Playoffs as Dame called series with a 35 footer and Alec's Celtics advance to round two against the Bucks. 

We finish off with MLB predictions and a top 3 of who we want to see face off in the World Series. 

Final episode of season one, yet it's Just Another Day in Sports.

Vegas loses big as Tiger Woods wins his first major since 2008, when he took home the Green Jacket and the $2,000,000 purse Sunday. We recap that as well as the first set of games in the 2019 NBA Playoffs. 

NFL schedules are released along with crazy Twitter videos showing individual schedules (shout-out ATL and CAR). 

We finish off discussing the lowly Red Sox, the improving Cubs, and the hopeful Braves in Just Another Day in Sports.

We start off with a recap of the NCAA championship game and touch on different NBA Playoffs match-ups (SPOILER ALERT: the Warriors will be 2019 Champs, again), as well as the end of Dwayne Wade and Dirk Nowitzki's legendary careers. 

Then, we slide over to the baseball diamond where Justin's Braves are sitting pretty at 7-5, while Doug's Cubs and Alec's Red Sox are... not. 

We conclude by talking about the tradition unlike any other in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports.

Baseball is finally here and so is our preview of the 2019 MLB season! 

We then switch over to college basketball as the Hoosiers end their underwhelming season, and we go over the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament. 

We end the podcast with predictions about which MLB teams will go over or fall under their projected win totals. 

Even with college basketball winding down and baseball just beginning, it still is Just Another Day in Sports.

March is here! Before we dive into the Field of 68, we take a look at the big headlines around the NFL and MLB. 

Then, Seth Davis finally understands what the viewers want as we analyze different first round match-ups in the NCAA Tournament. Even though it's madness, it boils down to Just Another Day in Sports.