A very special, honest and heart-felt 20th episode (with a plenty of ridiculousness in between) with my good friend Kate Hensler. We talk all about our various inspirations and influences ranging from music and wrestling to our closest friends and … Continue reading →

Jeremy the Critic comes back on the podcast to recap the Oscars ceremony and Awards,  discuss The Artist, now that we’ve both seen it, and discuss a wide range of film topics. He’s always a great guest.

I had a great conversation local bilingual 4th grade teacher Kristin Pascuzzi about the current state of education. The passion that Kristin has for her profession is contagious. We talk all about the challenges and joys about working with children.

On the podcast we talk the Mets plight, the Knicks (without more than a mere mention of Jeremy Lin), and a tiny bit of his interesting journey to sports media. Follow Sitesh on Twitter (@SSWfan) and be sure to check SiteshShah.com currently getting a … Continue reading →

Had a whole lot of fun talking NBA All-Star Weekend and mid-season hoop. We talk LeBron, Kobe, and a whole lot of Jeremy Lin and the Knicks. Follow Ryan on Twitter and be sure to check out his blog.

I am super stoked to have my old college buddy Stef join me on the podcast to talk some of the best albums of 2011, as well as some awesome new and old acts to keep an ear out for! … Continue reading →

My good friends David Aboudi and Kenny Jimenez join me on the podcast to talk awkward conversations, a whole lot about animals, Twitter, and so much more. Follow Kenny on Twitter at @MMAHustleKenny and check out his new site MMAHustle.com! … Continue reading →

With St. Patrick’s Day upcoming, I was to discuss and explore Kate’s decision three months ago to stop drinking. Why did she stop? Has it been a challenge? We discuss these issues and more (CM Punk! haha).

I’m lucky to have the Pop Fly Boys on to talk Ryan Braun’s suspension appeal win, mid-season NBA basketball, and what’s in store for the future of PopFlyBoys.com.

Nick Ruotolo, a modified hockey head coach, talks about his experience working with middle and high school students as both a head coach and as an assistant coach. We also talk about whether the Rangers can hold on to the … Continue reading →