C-Squared Podcast

Chris and Curtis cover the full emotional rollercoaster that is football fandom—and then some. The guys dive into the NFL landscape, including Philip Rivers’ emotional return, how injuries can derail a season in a heartbeat, and the ever-changing playoff picture that keeps fans glued (and stressed) every Sunday.

Along the way, the conversation takes a hard left into classic novelty territory: from a fan going viral for eating bagged spaghetti at an NFL game, to the unfortunate (and accidental) tale of drinking one’s own urine, proving once again that game day brings out the best… and worst… in humanity.

Chris and Curtis also branch out into college football playoff chaos, ranking controversies, bowl game relevance, and the potential for shocking upsets. Toss in stories about car troubles, financial frustration, cooking competition pressure, reality TV, and a few unexpectedly heartfelt reflections on the state of the world, and you’ve got an episode that’s equal parts sports talk, comedy hour, and real-life perspective.

As always, it’s passionate, opinionated, occasionally ridiculous—and unmistakably C-Squared.

In this episode , Chris and Curtis discuss the return of Philip Rivers to the NFL, his potential impact on the Indianapolis Colts, and the team's playoff chances. They also touch on the importance of youth involvement in faith, the controversy surrounding Sharon Moore, and share their final thoughts on Rivers and the Colts' future.

Chris and Curtis reflect on a tumultuous weekend in sports, particularly focusing on the highs and lows of Indianapolis sports teams. They discuss the historic victory of Indiana football under Coach Cignetti, the implications of coaching changes at Penn State, and the controversies surrounding the college football playoffs, including Notre Dame's decision to opt out of a bowl game as a result of its "snub." The guys express their hopes for upsets in the upcoming playoff games and share insights on the future of college football.

In this powerful episode, Chris and Curtis sit down with Anthony Thomas to hear his incredible story of faith, redemption, and transformation. Anthony shares his journey from a troubled past marked by drugs, crime, and brokenness to finding true hope and purpose through a life rooted in Christ. The conversation highlights the power of prayer, the importance of honoring parents, and the life-changing impact of strong community and spiritual support. This heartfelt testimony is a reminder that no one is beyond God’s grace—and that real change is possible through faith.

Chris and Curtis kick things off with Curtis’s recent injury during a home renovation and a little pop-culture buzz surrounding the upcoming season of Stranger Things. From there, the conversation shifts into college football, focusing on Pitt’s outlook in the ACC Championship race and a deep dive into the heated Notre Dame vs. Miami rivalry. Chris and Curtis debate which team truly deserves the higher ranking based on recent performances, quality wins, and coaching decisions. They also zoom out to talk about the current landscape of college football and basketball, emphasizing the role of recruiting and the importance of local ties in building successful programs. As Thanksgiving approaches, the episode wraps with both hosts reflecting on gratitude for family, faith, and the friendships formed through their shared love of sports.

In this powerful and personal episode, we dive into what it truly means to walk in the calling God has placed over your life—especially when that path is anything but straightforward. Our guest Reggie Stewart opens up about the moments where the Lord’s hand was clearly guiding him, even when he couldn’t see it at the time. We explore how personal struggles, adversity, and even deep trauma can become catalysts for spiritual growth rather than weights we silently carry.

This episode highlights how transformation begins when we stop hiding our pain and start allowing God to use it for purpose. From embracing change to recognizing that coolness is fleeting but faith is eternal, we discuss the real-life steps toward deeper fulfillment. We also talk about the crucial role of community, the strength that comes from support, and how overcoming challenges often reveals the calling God has had on our lives all along.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unsure of your purpose, or weighed down by the battles you’ve been fighting alone, this episode reminds you: your trauma can be your testimony, your struggle can be your breakthrough, and your faith journey is far from over.

Chris and Curtis open with one of the biggest headlines in Pittsburgh sports history: Paul Skenes is your new Cy Young winner. That’s right — the kid just made the jump from top prospect to certified ace faster than the Pirates’ payroll disappears every offseason. We break down what this means for the franchise, how the Pirates should build around him, why extending him early is a must, and — yes — what Bob Nutting needs to stop doing, start doing, and never do again if he wants to keep a generational pitcher in Pittsburgh. No more excuses. No more “small market” speeches. If you’ve got a Cy Young winner in his early 20s, you build a winner right now.

From there, we shift into college basketball’s early-season storylines — the must-watch teams, surprising starts, big-name struggles, coaching moves, and who looks like a pretender vs. a real March threat. We hit the national landscape before zooming in closer to home.

Finally, you know Chris had to talk Pitt. The Panthers are off to a 3–0 start, mixing veteran returners with a fresh batch of transfer portal plug-ins. We break down Cameron Corhen’s double-double dominance, Brandin Cummings’ emergence, and Pitt’s tough-but-promising frontcourt. We talk ACC expansion, early chemistry questions, and yes — the upcoming Backyard Brawl with West Virginia. (episode recorded prior to game).

It’s baseball history, college hoops madness, Pittsburgh hope (the rare kind), and our usual mix of honesty, humor, and hot takes.

H2P. Let’s Go Bucs. And somebody please get Bob Nutting a wake-up call.

On this week’s C-Squared Podcast, hosts Chris Galiszewski and Curtis Davidhizar preview the Pitt vs. Notre Dame showdown, exploring college football rivalries, injury reports, coaching strategy, and the power of home-field advantage. Then they turn to the NFL’s unpredictable season, where anything can — and usually does — happen. It’s the perfect mix of sports talk, sharp insight, and real-world perspective.

From elections to football and everything in between, Curtis Davidhizar is in the driver seat of this episode of the C-Squared Podcast. He breaks down the latest and up-to-the-minute election news, providing insights on key elections coming up on November 4, urging everyone to make the right decisions. And if you don't? Learn to live with them. In many cases, you reap what you sow. We just tell it like it is here on the pod. Are the Colts the real deal? Can the struggling Steelers get it together and slow them down? All this and more. Tune in!

This week’s episode takes a turn off-road — literally and spiritually. Curtis shares his powerful baptism experience, and we dive into a Sunday message about what it really means to live your faith beyond the church walls. It’s not about looking the part or saying all the right things — it’s about walking the walk, even when the road gets bumpy.

Then, we shift gears to the gridiron as the Colts continue to roll, with Jonathan Taylor playing a massive role in their resurgence. Are they for real? We’ve got thoughts (and probably a few overreactions).

We wrap up with some Steelers-Packers talk — recorded before the game — and let’s just say… Chris might owe everyone an apology after how that one turned out.

Faith, football, humility, and a few friendly jabs — all part of another week’s ride with the crew.