Lanny and Andrew are back after a month of film releasing, vacationing, festivals, and all things non-podcast to gear up for the coming NFL season. In the season one finale, the boys discuss whether vacation is relaxing, the new #Triplecrown killer horse racing championship series, which left the Preakness out of the proceedings and will be contested in New York and Kentucky. Andrew is distraught over the upcoming #buffalo Bills season, while Lanny is cautiously optimistic that the Bengals will have a good team and season despite the #Bengals still having a lot of dysfunction in the front office and a serious lack of investment in scouting. All that and more on this edition of Bet Small, Lose Small.

Andrew and Lanny are back with the 40th episode of  @BetSmallLoseSmall . Is the Nancy Guthrie story one of the craziest of the last decade? We discuss. The #worldcup is down to eight sides, and the games have been amazing. But the POTUS could not stay away from the controversy surrounding the United States' red card against its best player, Folarin Balogun. But despite his trying to put his foot on the scales of sport, the United States got hammered by Belgium. The boys discuss the Cup, what's right and what's wrong with football (soccer version), and who they think will win (and who's the best value). The #NBA is having a moment this offseason with the Celtics giving away Jaylen Brown to a division rival for 40 cents on the dollar. The boys discuss. Lastly, did you know that 1996 had more banger films every week than we've seen in the last five years. #1996 was a fantastic year for film and the boys remind you of what you missed. All that and more on this week's show.

Andrew and Lanny go over a couple of the head-scratching trades in the #NBA this week, and what they do to the team betting odds for 2027. The #worldcup is appointment TV at this point. Why? Because it's being held in America, and it's one of those events that will be remembered for decades to come. And it's the best futbol or football or soccer on the planet right now. You know what year put out banger film after banger film after banger film? 1986! Forty years ago this summer, Top Gun and so many other greats came to a theatre near you. We talk about how many A-list stars put out films that year, which ones we liked most and why we can't make Ferris Bueller's Day off anymore. All that and more on this week's #podcast. #film #soccer

Lanny and Andrew are back again this week to talk about the Knicks' incredible championship run and what's next for them, the deflated Spurs, and the rest of the NBA. They also talk music festivals, the World Cup - what a game by the USMNT! - and Lanny's upcoming flight 5191 documentary, "49 Doves," premiering at the historic Kentucky Theatre in Lexington, KY on Thursday, August 6th.

The boys are back with the 37th edition of ⁨@BetSmallLoseSmall⁩ . This week's debate: did the Knicks make the greatest comeback in Sports finals history, or did the Spurs have the biggest choke in NBA Finals history? We debate. Are we going to see the Odyssey? Yeah, we are. Christopher Nolin and a whole host of big stars bring Homer's epic back to the big screen, and we're going (again). And the World Cup is back in the United States for the first time since 1994. What were we doing in 1994? Having the times of our lives. We discuss a great Gen X year. All that and more on Bet Small, Lose Small.

Andrew Hill and  @lbrannock  are back with the NBA Finals edition of Bet Small, Lose Small. We talk about what went wrong for the Thunder, what went right for the Spurs and how we're betting on the NBA Finals. We also talk about how graduation ceremonies have changed over the years, and what has changed with the way kids celebrate their graduation. And finally, a couple of big NFL trades went down this week, we'll give our takes.

The boys took a few weeks off to work on projects, take care of real-life issues and recharge after that devastating bet against Rory McIlroy in the Master's, but they're back for more cash this week. They'll talk about the Mike Vrabel situation and why the NFL doesn't seem to care that much, the Browns QB room (not a good room at all), the Gina Carano-Ronda Rousey "fight," and why Netflix eventually killed Blockbuster. Oh, Blockbuster, what a time we all had. These Gen Xers take a wild walk down memory lane talking about the video rental days.

Lanny is on the verge of having to stroll with his oldest dog across the rainbow bridge, and that leads to adult scheduling issues. Are all Gen Xers working on a calendar or what?  @lbrannock  says the #ncaabasketball championship was a dud, Andrew says it was great. What do you say? Finding value when you wager on the #Masters. Can you do it when the defending champion has the largest 36 hole lead in tournament history? The easy answer is yes, yes you can. All that and more on this edition of Best Small, Lose Small.

The Final Four is set. It's Illinois vs. UConn and Michigan vs. Arizona for the National Championship matchup on Monday night. Tiger Woods has been arrested. Again. Because of a car crash. Again. The boys have some prop picks that are a lot of fun. The talk about the Duke collapse, automatic balls and strikes ABS, security cameras hooked to bird feeders and a lot more on the 33rd episode of Bet Small, Lose Small.

The second weekend of the NCAA Tournament is upon us, and it's harder than ever to pick a winner this year. Arizona, Michigan and Duke seem to have the best shot at the Final Four, but can St. Johns or Michigan State make a run? We discuss. A fascinating internet theory that Paul Thomas Anderson paid a lot of hommage to Terminator 2 in his Oscar-winning film One Battle After Another and we discuss that. Lanny didn't fill out a bracket and that's weird, but he has reasons. That and more on this week's Bet Small, Lose Small.