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The boys discuss the dangers of gender reveals, wrap up the NCAA tournament and praise Bill Raftery. Mark’s complete lack of golf knowledge is put on full display as Peter explains how the PGA Tour works. 

Peter hates the NBA trade deadline and pulls the “psycho” card on Mark while the boys discuss their ideal outdoor temperatures.

The boys talk Tarantino movies, whether or not it's acceptable to play computer defense in video games, famous athlete name changes and more in our eighth episode. 

Working from home, the latest cancellations in pop culture, NBA All-star weekend sucking, and the boys go a little overtime in a heated debate on the practicality of flip-flops at the end of the show. If you want to spite Peter, slip a pair of those babies on and enjoy your Friday!

The boys talk about Oklahoma State’s Cade Cunningham having a senior night… as a freshman, the NBA scoring boom, Pete’s newfound love for cereal, JJ Watt and more in our sixth episode.

The boys talk Tiger, and other famous athlete off-field accidents. Peter gets his first Celtics rant of the year in, and discusses his fear of plants. Also, how does a fan react when a player they hate signs with their team? The boys give their best examples. 

The boys discuss NBA "city edition" jerseys, Zion Williamson's crazy efficiency, the coolest championship trophies, and everything you need to know about the Fan Controlled Football League. 

It's Peter's favorite day of the year! Be his Valentine and listen to his surprising take on golf fan attendance during COVID in our third episode. 

The boys react to an awfully underwhelming Super Bowl and crown February the worst month of the year. Pete hates Valentine's Day but would probably go on a Valentine's Day date with Jordan Spieth. Mark explains how the GOAT acronym has run amuck all over the sports world in our first end-of-show segment: The two minute warning. 

In the podcast's very first episode, the boys give their input on the Super Bowl, the Deshaun Watson situation, and Aaron Rodgers' legacy. In addition, Mark complains about the impracticalities of winter clothing, and Peter breaks down his list of the most demeaning nicknames to be called as a young adult.