Gary Klein joins host Beto Duran to cover his amazing career. Starting out in minor league baseball to a low level job at a regional edition of the LA Times to covering the Los Angeles Rams, Gary takes us on a journey of perspective, insight, and wisdom that few journalists can share. What was it like covering Pete Carroll at USC and what is it like covering Sean McVay now? Gary provides his answers on this episode.

Andrew Greif joins host Beto Duran to discuss Andrew's interview with LA Clippers' Tobias Harris, which is featured on this episode. Harris was recently named Western Conference Player of the Month, beating out LeBron, KD, Westbrook, Harden, The Brow, and many others in a stacked NBA West. So how does Tobias Harris (and the LA Clippers) get overlooked? Andrew and Beto seek to answer this question and discuss other overlooked sports personalities. Who else does Andrew Greif think is overlooked? It is all covered in this latest episode.

Sam Farmer and Dylan Hernandez join Beto Duran to discuss a wide range of topics. Sam discusses the two LA NFL teams hitting their strides simultaneously. Can there be an all-Los Angeles Super Bowl? Sam and Beto discuss the likelihood. Dylan stops by to discuss how Japanese baseball and sports journalism varies from the US. Also discussed are the Rams and Dylan shares a great Wilder-Fury viewing story.

Beto Duran is joined by Lance Pugmire, the LA Times combat sports journalist, and currently the only full-time combat sports newspaper journalist in the US. Lance dives deeply into the world of boxing with a perspective very few, if anyone, can provide and he pairs well with the passionate boxing fanbase that exists in Southern California. Beto and Lance discuss the upcoming major heavyweight bout at STAPLES Center this weekend between Tyson Fury and Deontay WIlder, mixed martial arts, and a host of other combat sports topics.

Bill Plaschke and Dan Woike join Beto Duran as Bill discusses USC's end of season and how they move forward. Is BIll still the vocal supporter of Clay Helton as he was previously? Also, BIll discusses his column on Maria Hartmark released on Thanksgiving, and the contrast of these two stories in his role as a journalist and as a human. Dan covered the Clippers for many years and recently visited Blake Griffin in Detroit. Dan's recent travels through the NBA and his featured Best Game Ever are discussed too.

Helene Elliott and Andrew Greif talk with host Beto Duran on this newest episode. Helene reflects on her journey as a pioneering journalist, through several Olympics - starting with the Miracle on Ice in 1980, covering hockey, and many other sports. Andrew discusses his first year as the Clippers beat writer and their early season success.

Tania Ganguli and Kevin Baxter join host Beto Duran to discuss Tania’s interview with JaVale McGee, the Los Angeles Lakers starting center, as they discuss JaVale's passions when he’s not playing, who Pierre is, life growing up, and much more. Kevin Baxter covers soccer for the LA Times and recently traveled down to Culiacán, Mexico to check out world-renowned soccer legend Diego Maradona, who is currently coaching a Second Division soccer team in a rural part of Mexico. Both reporters discuss two of the more colorful characters in the world of sports, bringing you up close to these fascinating athletes.

College edition of the podcast, as host Beto Duran discusses USC with beat writer Brady McCollough and UCLA with beat writer Ben Bolch. Brady discusses USC’s unparalleled media access and his recent coverage of Tee Martin, while Ben dives into UCLA football, basketball, and discusses the recent concussion precautions taken by UCLA. Out of respect to our passionate audience, UCLA section starts at 22:06 if you'd prefer to skip ahead.

LA Times' Sports Enterprise Reporter Nathan Fenno joins host Beto Duran to discuss his coverage of the tragic passings of athletes Lorenzen Wright and Kevin Ellison.

Wrapping up the Dodgers season, beat writers (who follow the team from Spring Training through the World Series) share their perspective on the season and the state of baseball. Andy McCullough, Bill Shaikin, and Jorge Castillo share their journeys with host Beto Duran, recapping the World Series, the modern state of baseball, and what the fans can expect with the 2019 Dodgers.