C-Squared Podcast

In this episode of the C-squared podcast, Chris and Curtis discuss various topics including the recent WNBA All-Star game, the pay disparity between the WNBA and NBA, the economic realities of women's basketball, and the role of media in sports. They also touch on the cultural shifts in late-night television and the implications of government funding for PBS and NPR. The conversation emphasizes the importance of earning one's place in the industry and the need for objectivity in media reporting.

In this episode of the C Squared Podcast, Chris and Curtis engage in a lively discussion about parenting, public spaces, and the importance of parental involvement. They share personal anecdotes from a recent visit to Chick-fil-A, highlighting the challenges of managing children in public settings. The conversation shifts to the broader implications of parenting styles and the need for active engagement in children's lives. They emphasize the importance of taking local action to effect change and discuss the role of personal responsibility in society. The episode concludes with a critical examination of political rhetoric and the misuse of historical comparisons in contemporary discourse. In this conversation, Chris and Curtis delve into the complexities of immigration policy, the role of AI in editing conversations, and the implications of compassion without responsibility. They discuss the conditions of detention centers, the responsibilities of ICE, and the personal choices individuals make regarding immigration. The dialogue highlights the hypocrisy in political discourse surrounding immigration, the need for policy alternatives, and the historical context of immigration debates. The speakers emphasize the importance of accountability and the consequences of compassion that lacks actionable solutions

In this episode of the C-Squared podcast, Chrisand Curtis discuss the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, reflecting on the event's impact on the political landscape and Trump's resilience. They explore the reactions to the incident, the investigations that followed, and the broader implications for American society. The hostsemphasize the importance of critical thinking and open dialogue in navigating political divisions, while also addressing Trump's policy promises and their effectson the economy. The conversation concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage in meaningful discussions and seek common ground.

In this episode of the C-Squared podcast, Chris and Curtis explore the concept of 'what ifs' in life and sports. They discuss various iconic sports moments, the impact of injuries on athletes' careers, and the significance of being present in the moment rather than being consumed by technology. The conversation highlights how these 'what if' scenarios can lead to deeper reflections on choices and experiences in both sports and life.

In this episode, Chris and Curtis break down NBA Free Agency like GMs with zero cap space and too many opinions. Who’s worth the bag? Who’s just robbing teams blind? Then it’s off to New York City, where Zohran Mamdani—a self-declared socialist—just dethroned Cuomo and is eyeing the mayor’s office. Will NYC turn into Portland with more rats? Will Trump deport him or just trademark the whole mess? Big moves on the court, bigger chaos off it. Tune in for hot takes, sarcasm, and just enough policy to make your uncle mad at Thanksgiving.

In this all-hoops edition, we dive deep into the aftermath of an epic NBA Finals, with Curtis bringing the raw emotion and hopeful realism of a true Pacers fan. From Tyrese Haliburton’s injury to the grit of Indy’s run, we break down what went right, what went wrong, and why 2027 might just be their year.

We also hit the NBA Draft from every angle — the thought process behind team picks, how international prospects continue to challenge American talent, and what GMs are really looking for on draft night. Whether you’re still grieving Game 7 or scouting the next Luka, we’ve got you covered.

This episode brings the heat—and not just from the Florida Panthers.

We start on the ice, where the Panthers just claimed back-to-back Stanley Cups. Are we witnessing the birth of a dynasty... or just the rise of hockey in places where it’s 90 degrees in January? Either way, we’re here for the chaos and the rats on the ice.

Then we hit the NBA Finals with Curtis’ coaching clipboard in hand. Can the Pacers force a Game 7 against OKC? What’s the move with Haliburton banged up? Should the bench see more action, or do we roll the dice on the starters? Curtis breaks down his play-by-play plan to save Indiana’s season—one bad calf at a time.

And finally, we close with Whoopi Goldberg’s latest head-scratcher, where she somehow claimed life in America is “just as bad” as Iran. We break down the bizarre exchange on The View, why Alyssa Farah Griffin wasn’t having it, and why Whoopi might need a globe, a history book, and a timeout.

In this fiery episode, Chris and Curtis take the gloves off as they dissect the absurdity of No Kings Day — a liberal overreaction born from a Trump birthday joke that spiraled into a parade of paper-mâché guillotines, TikTok tantrums, and progressive pearl-clutching. From the satire that sparked it, to the media's meltdown and the real message behind Trump's patriotic celebration, this episode skewers the left’s obsession with drama and their inability to take a joke.
Mock debates, spicy takes, and a healthy dose of red-blooded common sense — all packed into one unapologetically American hour.

No kings? Fine. But let’s stop crowning idiocy.

In this episode, we dive headfirst into the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup matchups — breaking down the buzzer-beaters, body checks, and all the bold predictions you never knew you needed. But it’s not all games and goals — we pivot to the streets of LA, where protests have turned into riots and chaos has taken center stage. We unpack what’s really going on, why illegal immigration crackdowns are more necessary than ever, and why law enforcement deserves support, not slander. It’s a wild ride from the hardwood to Hollywood — with enough hot takes to melt the ice in Game 7.

As always, we bring the facts, the fire, and a few laughs (because if you don’t laugh at the state of the world, you might just cry).

We’re in full-blown championship mode — and this week’s episode is stacked like Jokic at a Serbian buffet. First, we dive into the NBA Finals showdown between the upstart Thunder and the shock-the-world Pacers. We break down the matchups, spotlight key players, throw out some spicy predictions, and of course, we revisit the Paul George Trade Tree that somehow built both teams. (Seriously, Sam Presti might be a warlock.)

Then we pivot to some real heartbreak: the possible end of Inside the NBA as we know it. We talk about what makes Chuck, Kenny, Shaq, and Ernie the greatest sports panel in TV history — and what might happen if the NBA jumps ship from TNT to ESPN. Spoiler: Charles Barkley on Disney+ might be the beginning of the end times.

Finally, we lace up the skates and hit the Stanley Cup Final, where the Oilers and Panthers run back last year’s blood feud. Will Edmonton finally finish the job? Will Bobrovsky steal another series? Will either of us pronounce “Draisaitl” correctly? Probably not — but we’ll give you our picks anyway.

Basketball, hockey, trade conspiracies, media meltdowns, and a few laughs along the way. Let’s ride.