Dave is upset at the Spittin Chiclets boys because they didn't cover a viral hockey story they he wanted them to. Biz and Whit call in to defend themselves. Craig Carton went to jail, and we actually were pretty close to hiring him. Dave announces the new radio schedule, which means Thursday was the last show the team of Kevin, Liz Dave and Tommy do together. All this and more on Barstool Radio.

And just like that, Boston has another championship. Dave is exhausted from winning and he's already focused on the Super Bowl. The Rocket called in from the parade and he hadn't been that drunk since New Year's Eve 2006. Clickbait Smits does some investigative reporting, and KMarko comes to Nate's defense. All this and more on Barstool Radio.

Another big time week for the Boston Red Sox means the Barstool Radio crew is shipping up to Boston. Red Sox legends like Kevin Millar, Keith Foulke and more join the show to reminisce about the 2004 team that broke the curse, and compare themselves to this team. Hubbs faces more and more punishment by the day. At the end of the week, Dave is named to the 100 most handsome people in the world list, and that sends Feitelberg off the deep end. All this and more on Barstool Radio.

In a week where the Boston Red Sox made it to the World Series, there was only thing could overshadow their accomplishment. Munchtown Bob. Dave heard about Munchtown Bob's claim to fame on the road, and couldn't help himself from talking about it on the radio. Then the Call Her Daddy girls took it to another level. Also on this week's pod we recap last weekend in Ann Arbor, all of the recent Boston sports success, and Dave lays into Greenie for his blogging habits. All this and more on Barstool Radio.

Another wild week on Barstool Radio for a variety of different reasons. Robbie recaps his experience in Vegas watching the McGregor fight and post-fight mayhem. The Yankees fans in the office have difficulty coping with getting eliminated by the Red Sox so they lash out at each other. Goodfellas in Lexington came through with an all-time pizza review for all the wrong reasons. In an ironic twist Frankie calls in to Barstool Radio to explain why he was late for a private jet. All this and more on Barstool Radio.

It was another week of enemies coming after us, some old, some new. Bob Kravitz called Dave a pimple on his butt. Peter King declared he will no longer associate with us. Typical. Thursday was live from Keeneland in Lexington Kentucky, which was the site of RNR5. As the face of Kentucky sports radio, Matt Jones joined the show. Glenny got thrown up on, Tom Wilson is still a scumbag, and more playoff baseball talk. All this and more on Barstool Radio. 

As always, it's Barstool Vs. The World. Everyone from Deadspin to the Blue Checkmark Brigade to the The Clown wants a piece of us. We recap a week's worth of battles with people like Barry, Rapaport and more. Internally, the Nate/Smitty saga is as intense as it has ever been. We also introduce a new podcast, Call Her Daddy. 

When Dave decides Pup Punk is essential personnel only, Nate makes a stink about it and in the process fires ricochet shots at Smitty. This sets off a week full of contentious radio featuring Nate Smitty and Kevin. The week closes out with a recap of Pup Punk's second show in Boston.

We're just trying to make TV shows but they keep dragging us back into the mud. The week starts off with a call from Red Line Radio's Eddie discussing the Bears' chokejob. Dave got his blood taken and lived to tell the tale. Sam Ponder is lying about us and with some legal advice from Mr. Portnoy, we decide to sue. Laura Wagner wrote another hitpiece about us and took some ricochet shots at Big Cat and Tommy. Dave faces off with the Boston TV station that pulled The Barstool Sports Advisors.

It's a super busy week at Barstool HQ. Dave is running around getting everything ready for a big weekend of #contentcontentcontent. Rone spent the weekend at a bachelor party with John Mayer and you can tell Dave is a little jealous. Some of the new Heartland transplants make their first appearances on Barstool Radio. Dave breaks the news of longtime stoolie Mac Miller passing away live on the air. All this and more on Barstool Radio