Dodger Media Podcasts

This week on Beyond the Buzz, your favorite trio of hosts is diving headfirst into the ultimate comfort-watch marathon. We’re breaking down the latest from the Jenny Han universe before shifting gears into a major Disney Channel nostalgia trip. The Summer I Turned Pretty, XO Kitty, and the new Zombies, Descendants, and Camp Rock movies are all things we will be discussing in this week's episode, tune in now! 

In this episode were talking about how food could change our life and why is it important in different culture.

The Hip Hop Daily Reports explores the TikTok era as a transformative shift from traditional talent scouting to a data-driven landscape defined by algorithmic discovery. The podcast analyzes how the platform has forced a rewrite of the industry playbook, moving away from the SoundCloud era toward a "15-second hook" culture where songs are often engineered for viral challenges rather than long-form cohesion. Discussions frequently center on the tension between democratization—allowing independent artists to bypass legacy gatekeepers—and the pressure for musicians to become perpetual content creators. By tracking the rise of micro-genres like Sample Drill and Jersey Club, the reports provide a real-time critique of how modern virality impacts artist longevity, often questioning whether today’s viral stars can convert fleeting digital trends into sustainable, decades-long careers.

A high-energy podcast and interactive show where three co-hosts, Cam, TJ, and Malek, will go head-to-head in friendly games, trivia, and fun competitions. In this episode, we will be playing trivia, and we will see who has the most ball knowledge.v

The Couch Critics are back in the living room, and this week, we’re trading popcorn for medkits as we dive into Mel Gibson’s 2016 powerhouse, Hacksaw Ridge. We’re breaking down Andrew Garfield’s incredible performance as Desmond Doss—the man who went to hell and back without ever picking up a gun—and debating if the film’s brutal realism

In this episode of Testing Tabish, Matthew Tabish takes on a challenge that sounds simple—until it absolutely isn’t. The goal: sink basketball free throws. The twist: he has to get completely dizzy first.

What starts as a test of basic coordination quickly turns into a chaotic battle between balance, focus, and pure willpower. As the spins pile up, so do the missed shots, questionable strategies, and plenty of laughs. Can Matthew fight through the dizziness and find his rhythm, or will gravity (and his own legs) have other plans?

Tune in for a hilarious and surprisingly intense challenge that proves sometimes the hardest part of a free throw… is standing still.

In today’s episode, I’m talking with my friend Eric Harding. Eric plays tenor sax over at Madison High School and he is dedicated towards music. He recently made All-State and currently holds the first-chair spot in both the Madison Jazz Band and the Wind Ensemble.

An in depth discussion about the closure of Fable and Flame's Madison location, it discusses things that will be missed, and hopeful alternatives brought to you by the host and his guest. 

Grab your iced coffee and settle in—this week, we’re getting real about our inner circles.

Is it a "bestie" or just a "class friend"? Why does a text left on read feel like the end of the world? And how do you actually handle the shift when a friend group starts to drift apart?

In this episode, the Triple Take trio sits down with our favorite school guidance counselor, Miss Mazak, to dissect the highs and lows of high school friendships. From the psychology of "cliques" to the art of the healthy boundary, Miss Mazak brings her expert insight (and a much-needed reality check) to our chaotic social lives.

So this show is about the World Cup of this summer of 2026