Celebrating National Girls and Women in Sports day this week, Hugh and Luke welcomed Angelina Martin and Steph Sanchez on this week's episode. Also members of 49ers Gold Mine, the ladies promoted their new podcast 49Karats, gave their thoughts on the 49ers quarterback situation, the Matthew Stafford trade to the Rams and the craziness that is 49ers Twitter.

Grant Cohn, publisher for Sports Illustrated All49ers and beat reporter covering the San Francisco 49ers joined Hugh and Luke this week to discuss his breaking news regarding Matthew Stafford's trade availability. The guys also discussed how the team would be impacted with Robert Saleh's departure, the 49ers' needs in free agency and the draft, and the craziness that is 49ers Twitter. Finally, they got into an animated discussion about this week's Worst Take.

After some quick praise regarding the new 49ers' offensive and defensive coordinators, Hugh and Luke check off one of their bucket list items by getting Andy Liu from the Lightyears Podcast as a guest. The trio chop it up about the current state of the Golden State Warriors, Steve Kerr criticism, NBA Media and what it was like for Andy to be the "bad guy" on NBA Twitter.

Jordan Elliot, part of the 49ers Gold Mine team, joins Blow The Whistle for the first episode of 2021 to chop it up with the guys about the end of the 49ers' season and the new-look Warriors coming into their own. He gets animated with Luke and Hugh about the greatness of Stephen Curry, including this week's worst take where the guys defend the Bay Area legend from former players.

Hugh and Luke wrap up 2020 with a giant mailbag answering fan questions about the 49ers, Warriors and everything in-between. They end the year with a fan-favorite Worst Take, and have a special message for all their fans.

In this week's shortened holiday episode, Hugh and Luke take a brief look at what the final two games in the 49ers' 2020 season look like, and how the Golden State Warriors looked in their season opening bout with the Brooklyn Nets. The guys chop it up about James Wiseman's first NBA minutes, growing pains for the new look Dubs and why the outlook of this team should be bright.

Hugh and Luke are fired up in the 23rd installment of Blow The Whistle as their beloved Warriors are back in action with two preseason games under their belt. The guys dish about how the team looked in its first two contests, what the Dubs need to do to be successful this season and why NBA Twitter is already crying about them. The guys also broke down the ridiculousness of the criticism that 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan has been receiving this season. They wrap up the episode with a Worst Take that is guaranteed to make your blood boil.

Hugh and Luke are back this week to break down the 49ers' tough loss to the Buffalo Bills and what it means for the last quarter of the team's season. They then discussed potential suitors at quarterback for next season if the team moves on from Jimmy Garoppolo, and how they saw the final four games of the season shaping out. Finally, they aired their grievances regarding MLB Hall of Fame voting as their Worst Take.

Hugh and Luke dive into Episode 21 with some energy after their 49ers swept the same old sorry ass Rams with a 23-20 win on Sunday. They finally return to Giants baseball to talk about what free agent signings they want to see this offseason. The guys also broke down the drama between Santa Clara County and the 49ers, who will play their next two home games in Arizona. They wrapped up the episode by trashing Jason Whitlock's horrible take on Sarah Fuller, the new Vanderbilt kicker.

Hugh and Luke jump into Episode 20 with some excitement following their correct prediction of the Warriors selecting James Wiseman with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft. Luke announces his loyalty to the San Jose Sharks this season as a first-time hockey fan, and the duo also broke down the Dubs' offseason thus far, including Klay Thompson's injury, the Kelly Oubre Jr. trade and acquiring some more veterans for the 2021 squad. They wrapped up the show by cooking the weirdos celebrating the Warriors' recent injuries.