Season 7, Episode 2 of Double M Live is packed with energy, culture, and straight talk. Marv and Mike dive back into the mic to break down everything on the menu—from the Celtics’ uncertain season without Jayson Tatum to Jaylen Brown’s shot at proving he’s more than just a “Robin.” The fellas also debate Derrick White’s ceiling and whether Boston should risk Tatum returning early from injury. From there, it’s gloves up for the biggest boxing event in years: Terence Crawford vs. Canelo Alvarez. Marv and Mike unpack what Crawford’s historic win means for boxing’s legacy and why Canelo still walks away as a made man. The crew also gets real about Jimmy Kimmel’s controversial suspension and what it says about freedom of speech in today’s climate. And for the anime heads, Tex joins to review Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle and why anime’s movie-first rollout might be more hustle than art. Double M is back, tapped in, fire up, and to the moon.

We’re back. Season 7 kicks off with Marv, Mike, Sam, and Tex talking about where Double M’s been, why the break made us better, and what’s coming next. We recap the magic of Sounds of the Summer 2024, getting pulled into the nightlife wave, and how real life (work, health, faith, purpose) forced us to reset. Then we dive into the state of Boston sports (Celtics gap year, Patriots trending up, Red Sox surprise rise), hand out Stars & Sorries of the Week (Chris Brown’s Breezy Bowl, Taylor Townsend’s US Open moment, Will Smith’s AI crowd 😬), and preview live post-game shows, guests, and new segments.

Tap in: It’s gratitude, jokes, culture, and real talk—Double M style. We still here. 🎙️

People can inspire others in many different ways throughout life. While becoming an educator wasn't initially in my plans, once I was blessed with the opportunity to step into this role, I didn't hesitate with drawing inspiration from this amazing woman. From a young child, all the way to today, what Mrs. Sumner has instilled in me, pours out into how I interact with my students every single day. Who she is as an educator, a role model, the relationships she builds, the level comfort and safe spaces she creates, is everything I try to emulate daily. Katani Sumner is Double M's Wonder Woman of the Week.

From as young as I could remember, I've always told people I have two big sisters. While Michelle and her sister aren't related to me by blood, the relationship that I have built with them and their family makes me feel as close to them as anything. This week I wanted to highlight one of my big sisters because not only is she such an amazing person in my life, but she has carved out a beautiful life for herself with the many things she has done and accomplished. Big sis, Michelle Harris is this week's Wonder Woman Of The Week.

The month of March is recognized as Women's History Month, and Double M wants to acknowledge, highlight and give flowers to a few deserving women who have impacted the lives of those around them. These our are Wonder Women of the Week, and this week's special guest was Valarie Molyneaux who is the President & CEO of VitFriends: Vitiligo Support Group.

In this episode, Marv and guest, Colby, delve into the Denver Nuggets' history, challenges, and standout players. They discuss the broadcasting issues that have plagued local fans, preventing them from watching games due to a dispute between Comcast and Kroenke Sports. The conversation highlights Dikembe Mutombo's legacy and Nikola Jokic's evolution, emphasizing his overlooked talent and eventual stardom. They also reflect on Jamal Murray's performance and the emotional connection fans have with him. The episode concludes with a fantasy draft of all-time Nuggets players, celebrating the franchise's rich history and contributions.

In the Season 6 premiere of "Double M," hosts Marv and Mike Nice are joined by Gary Washburn, a distinguished national NBA and Celtics writer for the Boston Globe. Gary delves into his path to journalism, recounting his experiences covering a range of sports and providing keen insights into the NBA. He addresses the challenges of representation in sports media, speaks on his relationship with Coach Joe Mazulla, and weighs in on the perennial debate between LeBron James and Michael Jordan. The episode also highlights Gary's reflections on unforgettable players and moments, offering invaluable advice for aspiring journalists and basketball aficionados alike.

In this episode of Double M Live, Mike Nice & Cool Sam are joined by Jet and Dave, as they delve into a detailed preview of Wrestlemania 40. They analyze the WWE's evolution under Triple H's leadership, discussing new talent, storytelling, and women's wrestling. The panel shares their excitement for the cinematic quality of WWE, comparing it to the Marvel universe. They speculate on match outcomes, including the tag team and Intercontinental title matches, and the involvement of wrestlers like Naomi, Jade Cargill, and The Rock. The episode is a blend of predictions, excitement, and analysis of WWE's direction and Wrestlemania's potential impact on the future of pro wrestling.

In this podcast episode of "Double M on the Road," MM interviews Viv, the enthusiastic owner of Birdies Hot Chicken, at their Westwood location. They discuss the MM's previous visits and love for the restaurant's spicy chicken with honey. Viv recounts the inspiration behind Birdies, stemming from a Nashville hot chicken experience and the couple's dedication to perfecting their recipe during COVID. The menu's simplicity, with items like tenders and chicken and waffles, reflects their focus on flavor. As Birdies prepares to open a third location, Viv offers advice to aspiring restaurateurs and shares her pride in being Massachusetts' first hot chicken spot.

In this episode of the No Look Podcas, Brianna Pierre, co-host of the Unsportsmanlike Conduct (Fanduel) joins Marv. They discuss Brianna's journey into sports media, her experiences as a woman in a male-dominated field, and her approach to social media engagement. Brianna highlights the increasing presence of women in sports media and the supportive culture within her team. The conversation shifts to the Boston Celtics' performance, with Brianna analyzing their chances in the playoffs, focusing on late-game execution and Jayson Tatum's struggles. The episode concludes with a fantasy draft of Super characters as Boston Sports figures.