FOJ SHOW

Jeff and Jason are back for episode 72, opening with the legacy of the number itself — The Fridge — and a riff on how NFL players have physically evolved over the decades. Jeff's morning starts with full rabbit nest carnage courtesy of the dogs, while Jason's dealing with birds actively constructing a nest inside his porch. From there: a rant on LinkedIn etiquette, a big tournament win for Jason's youth baseball team, and a full Chicago sports roundup — Bulls firing their GM, Bears draft countdown, and White Sox pitching prospect Noah Schultz making a chaotic but promising MLB debut. Jeff floats the idea of Bears coach Ben Johnson running every Chicago franchise simultaneously. The guys also break down Powerball going international, warn of the Kardashian Curse on Caleb Williams after his Coachella sighting with Kendall Jenner, react to a survey claiming 31% of people would date their pets, recap the Artemis mission (including Trump's awkward astronaut phone call), swap sci-fi movie recs, debate skydiving, and dig into the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class — including Jason's suspiciously encyclopedic knowledge of New Edition. 

0:00 - The Fridge: Refrigerator Perry and how athletes have physically evolved 

4:00 - Rabbit nest carnage and birds invading Jason's porch

9:15 - LinkedIn is not Facebook: A social media PSA 

12:00 - Jason's youth baseball team wins their first tournament

19:00 - Chicago sports: Bears draft hype, Bulls fire their GM 

24:00 - The Ben Johnson Plan: One coach to rule all Chicago sports 

27:45 - Noah Schultz's MLB debut: Big arm, rough first inning 

34:30 - Ichiro's statue needs some structural attention 

35:45 - Powerball goes international (and the states that refuse to play) 

42:30 - Caleb Williams spotted with Kendall Jenner: Kardashian Curse invoked 

45:50 - 31% of people would date their pet if given the chance 

52:45 - Artemis mission recap and Trump's awkward call to astronauts in space 

1:05:30 - Movie recs: Interstellar, Project Hail Mary, Gravity, The Martian

 1:09:40 - Skydiving debate: Fear of heights, family pressure, and hard no's 

1:15:00 - Rock Hall 2025: Iron Maiden, Wu-Tang, Oasis, Billy Idol and more 

1:21:00 - New Edition: The original boy band blueprint

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FOJ is back for Episode 71! Jeff and Jason kick things off with a live internet speed test after Jason's connection struggles derail Take One. Jeff goes full IT department — breaking down upload vs. download speeds, fiber vs. cable, power line adapters, MoCA adapters, and why upgrading to 2 gigabit probably won't fix Jason's son's Call of Duty lag. Spoiler: it's the Wi-Fi.

From tech support to the gridiron — the guys dig into the NFL Flag Football event and how Team USA's actual flag players absolutely destroyed Brady's and Burrow's NFL squads. Is Tom Brady the future of Olympic flag football? Probably not. They also catch up on Odell Beckham Jr.'s career arc, that legendary one-handed catch, and a possible return to the Giants.

Baseball season is heating up and so is the conversation. Jason gives Cubs updates including a concerning Cade Horton injury, the White Sox's surprising sweep of the Blue Jays, and early Dodgers/Yankees hot starts. Plus — Jason's own arm rehab journey and the kids' team gearing up for their season opener.

Jeff throws out some deep hypotheticals: How much money would it take for Jason to give up baseball forever? What about Jeff giving up music and tech gear? The guys also debate legendary-but-hated athlete vs. beloved bench warmer. Then it's on to real estate taxes in Texas and Illinois, dreaming about leaving the Midwest, and the underrated case for living in Las Vegas. The episode closes out with food talk — hot pot 101, a strong endorsement for Other Mama sushi in Vegas, Budlong Southern Chicken vs. Zaxby's, and nostalgia for the Naperville/Fox Valley area.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 – Intro / Take Two / Happy Easter

00:07 – Live speed test & Jeff's tech support deep dive

08:00 – Fiber vs. cable, power line adapters & MoCA explained

13:00 – Upgrading to 2 gigabit: worth it or not?

29:00 – NFL Flag Football: Team USA destroys Brady & Burrow

36:40 – Odell Beckham Jr.: career recap & possible Giants return

41:30 – MLB check-in: White Sox, Cubs, Dodgers, Yankees

46:45 – Kids baseball + Jason's arm rehab plan

1:04:30 – How much to give up baseball forever? The negotiation

1:15:00 – Legendary but hated vs. beloved bench player hypothetical

1:23:00 – What would Jeff give up music or tech gear for?

1:28:00 – Property taxes, real estate, and dreaming of leaving Illinois

1:33:00 – Travel talk: Texas, Arizona, Las Vegas living

1:34:30 – Other Mama sushi + hot pot explained

1:37:30 – Chicken sandwich rankings: Budlong vs. Zaxby's vs. Hillman

1:40:00 – Naperville/Fox Valley nostalgia & Topgolf send-off

KEYWORDS:

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Jeff and Jason are back for episode 70 — and they almost didn't make it. After 90 minutes of mic troubleshooting that went nowhere, the guys dive into a packed episode covering Jason's surprise return to the baseball field at 53, Jeff's travel nightmare getting to and from a funeral in California, MLB opening week, the wildest stadium food in the league, Illinois basketball's Final Four run, and whether anyone can actually break into a tech career when AI is eating all the entry-level jobs.

TIMESTAMPS:00:00 – Intro: 90 minutes of mic setup that fixed nothing03:00 – Jay plays right field at age 53 in a real baseball scrimmage10:00 – The strikeout heard 'round right field (and the kid who wasn't born yet)12:30 – Jay's 79-year-old dad plays through a cracked rib & torn meniscus17:00 – Jeff's California trip: Monterey, a funeral & getting sunburned27:00 – British SNL hosted by Tina Fey — actually pretty good29:00 – Delta travel horror: delayed flights, broken planes, timed-out crew, sleeping on airport floors49:00 – MLB Opening Week: Cubs, Sox, Dodgers & Joshua's first college home run54:00 – Wild new MLB stadium food: The Machete, Glizzilla & the 9-9-9 Challenge1:07:00 – Stadium bucket lists and why Wrigleyville is too much1:11:00 – NFL: Bears denied draft compensation picks, stadium update MIA1:13:00 – Illinois basketball makes the Final Four for first time in 21 years1:14:00 – UConn buzzer beater, the Boozer twins & feeling ancient1:16:00 – Marshall Manning is coming & Arch Manning still carries the weight1:21:00 – Polymarket, Nvidia & who runs the world now1:23:00 – Career advice: how to break into IT and AI when AI is eating the jobs

KEYWORDS:FOJ podcast, Friends of Jeff, baseball scrimmage over 50, adult baseball league, MLB opening day 2025, stadium food 2025, 999 challenge baseball, Glizzilla hot dog, Illinois Final Four, March Madness 2025, UConn basketball, Boozer twins Duke, Arch Manning, Marshall Manning, Delta airlines delay, travel nightmare, Nvidia stock, AI career advice, breaking into tech, military funeral, Monterey California

Jeff and Jason are back for Episode 69 — and yes, they acknowledge it. Jason just returned from a solo road trip to Tyler, Texas to watch his son Joshua's baseball team compete, and he came back with a full food report. Jeff checks in from Charlotte after his first-ever video directing gig for work. Then it's Bears offseason talk, the World Baseball Classic, Jason's gambling PSA, a Chuck Norris tribute, dog chaos, and more.

TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Welcome to FOJ 69 (nice)0:28 - Jason's Texas road trip recap & Joshua's baseball team1:51 - Stanley's BBQ in Tyler, TX: ribs, jalapeño sausage & a forever coupon4:45 - Bubba's: the avocado burger that beat In-N-Out9:26 - Rico's Tacos in Plano: green salsa that fights back11:10 - Hutchins Barbecue with Jeff & Katie: the portion sizes were absurd11:35 - Buc-ee's in Denton, TX: 50 pumps and a legendary fried chicken sandwich13:26 - Oklahoma City burger stop (bison avocado burger)14:19 - Jeff's Charlotte trip & directorial debut28:00 - World Baseball Classic: Venezuela wins it all, US chokes34:10 - MLB Opening Day is here (Jeff copes)34:41 - Jason's gambling PSA: he deleted the app, you should too35:32 - Kalshi drama, prediction markets & the Super Bowl field rusher bet38:07 - Chicago Bears offseason: Dalman retires, what'd we actually fix?40:59 - Bears secondary overhaul: swapped names, not necessarily better46:46 - D-line and edge rusher still a giant question mark50:48 - Rome Odunze as WR1: ready or not?54:47 - Kyler Murray in Minnesota and JJ McCarthy's future56:50 - Polymarket: Bears relocation odds & 2027 NFC predictions1:01:12 - RIP Chuck Norris1:03:02 - Jason's adult baseball league tune-up game1:04:30 - Three dogs, one walk, total disaster1:12:14 - Jason heads to Wisconsin, Jeff recommends Matsuya sushi

KEYWORDS:FOJ podcast, Friends of Jason podcast, Chicago Bears offseason 2025, Bears free agency, Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze, Devin Bush, Bears secondary, World Baseball Classic Venezuela, MLB opening day, sports gambling, Kalshi prediction markets, Chuck Norris death, Texas BBQ road trip, Stanley's BBQ Tyler Texas, Hutchins Barbecue, Buc-ee's, Rico's Tacos, Bubba's burger, Oklahoma City food, Kyler Murray Minnesota Vikings, Bears draft 2025, dog training, adult baseball league

Jeff and Jason are back, this time with Jason calling in live from Tyler, Texas where he's following his son Josh and the Joliet Junior College Wolves baseball team on their spring road trip. The guys cover a packed episode of NFL free agency news, tech talk, Texas BBQ, and a whole lot more.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Intro / Jason calls in live from Tyler, Texas

01:05 - Jason's road trip recap - 934 miles, 13.5 hours, CHiPs theme song at 90mph

10:49 - Road trip podcast takeaway: sell the product before you build it

14:00 - Jason's son is building a private cloud to rival Apple and Google

23:00 - Jeff barely missed the Atlanta airport hail storm disaster

27:30 - Chicago Bears free agency breakdown begins

30:50 - DJ Moore traded to Buffalo Bills for a 2nd round pick

31:00 - Max Crosby goes to Baltimore Ravens - Bears left hanging

32:50 - Bears sign Neville Gallimore (DT), Kobe Bryant (S), Devin Bush (LB), Case Keenum (QB)

38:30 - Mitch Trubisky has made $75 million in the NFL (plus State Farm)

45:50 - Mike Evans shockingly leaves Tampa Bay for the San Francisco 49ers

48:10 - Kyler Murray cut by Cardinals / Tua released by Dolphins ($99M dead cap)

49:25 - Raiders pay Tyler Linderbaum $81M to be a center. A CENTER.

50:45 - Alec Pierce gets $114M from the Colts. Jeff and Jason lose their minds.

55:00 - Overall Bears free agency grade and what's still needed

1:03:00 - Jeff finds Jason authentic Texas BBQ spots - Stanley's Famous Pit BBQ gets the nod

1:07:00 - The great BBQ debate: dry rub vs sauce, pulled pork vs ribs

1:11:30 - Gas prices spike 50 cents overnight. Jason reports from the field.

1:16:30 - Teaser: Friend Bob wants to debate Deion Sanders vs Bo Jackson on FOJ

KEYWORDS

Chicago Bears free agency 2025, NFL free agency day one, Devin Bush Bears, Kobe Bryant safety Bears, Case Keenum Bears backup quarterback, DJ Moore trade Bills, Max Crosby Ravens, Mike Evans 49ers, Kyler Murray Cardinals cut, Tua Dolphins released, Tyler Linderbaum Raiders contract, Alec Pierce Colts contract, Mitch Trubisky career earnings, Bears draft picks 2025, Joliet Junior College baseball, Texas BBQ Tyler Texas, Stanley's Famous Pit BBQ, FOJ podcast, sports podcast, Chicago Bears podcast, NFL free agency reactions

Jeff and Jay are live from the Icebox — Jay's frozen basement — fresh off Portillo's. They recap the Winter Olympics: US hockey gold, Connor Hellebuyck's heroics, Alysa Liu's legendary live NBC F-bomb, curling rules, and the Olympic Village running out of condoms. Then it's the Chicago Bears stadium saga, AI content creation, Google NotebookLM, and Jason's near-death experience coaching men's league baseball in a feels-like 13°F windchill. Plus youth baseball coaching philosophy, surveillance tech, GPU shortages, and digital ownership.

=== TIMESTAMPS ===

0:00 - Welcome to the Icebox and the broken window heater situation

1:53 - Portillo's rodeo cheeseburger review and Sox vs. Cubs basement decor

4:11 - US Hockey gold: 46 years in the making and Hellebuyck's 40+ saves

7:00 - Alysa Liu drops an F-bomb on NBC and wins figure skating gold

8:58 - Alysa Liu's backstory: retired at 16, came back, dominated

11:21 - Curling 101: hammer, shot rock, the button explained

13:46 - Norway's cross-country skier breaks the all-time Olympic gold record

15:25 - Olympic Village runs out of condoms again

17:37 - Chicago Bears stadium: Indiana vs. Arlington Heights

20:01 - Why the Bears simply cannot play in Indiana

24:34 - Is Indiana just leverage? Breaking down the negotiation

27:00 - Could you clone FOJ entirely with AI and fool listeners?

29:22 - Google NotebookLM: AI podcasts and video from your own documents

31:48 - How to build a passive income YouTube channel with AI slop

33:55 - Jeff's AI music update: Spotify plays and the Greek god industrial metal album

36:01 - Turning 52 and 53: AARP cards and feeling every bit of it

38:06 - Feels like 13°F: lungs burning, winter coats in the batter's box

42:59 - Baseball cold weather rules: high school 40°F, college 30°F

45:27 - Coaching men's league vs. youth baseball: managing vs. teaching

49:46 - Jason's coaching philosophy: keep kids in the game and make it fun

51:56 - Tough parent conversations about their kid's actual talent level

58:09 - The IHSA playoff roster rule that ended Jason's senior season

1:40:59 - Michelle buys Dirty Dancing on DVD: who even owns anything anymore?

1:43:07 - AI is buying all the GPUs and it's going to affect everything you own

1:45:16 - Will your digital life survive for your great-great-grandkids? Goodbye.

=== KEYWORDS ===

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Jeff and Jason power through the post-Super Bowl sports drought covering everything from homemade dog food to whether Jesus will return before 2027. Dog updates kick things off, then they dive into Winter Olympics hockey and the Canadian curling scandal. The NBA All-Star Weekend gets roasted, prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi spark a deep conversation about ethics and insider trading, and they debate student walkouts and First Amendment rights for minors. The episode wraps with drone talk, the SR-71 Blackbird, and Star Wars recommendations.

TIMESTAMPS

0:00 - Intro: The post-NFL sports hangover

2:00 - Michelle's homemade dog food operation

3:30 - Jason's dogs and the basement poop incident

7:30 - Pepper the puppy and invisible fence training

17:26 - The post-Super Bowl sports void

17:40 - Winter Olympics: Team USA hockey recap

20:10 - The great Canadian curling scandal

26:30 - NBA All-Star Weekend: Nobody cares

27:25 - Caleb Williams goes 2-for-15 in the celebrity three-point contest

29:00 - The death of the slam dunk contest

31:40 - Why baseball's All-Star game is the only one that works

35:00 - World Baseball Classic and growing the sport internationally

38:40 - Prediction markets: Intro to Polymarket and Kalshi

41:05 - Giannis investing in Kalshi: Conflict of interest?

44:00 - Polymarket deep dive: Epstein's Island, Elon's tweets, and more

46:35 - OBJ's Bitcoin salary and crypto discussion

49:05 - Prediction markets, insider trading, and ethics

53:05 - Cisco travel freeze and corporate expense games

56:10 - FOJ Listener of the Week: Lake Zurich High School

57:30 - Student walkouts and protests across Chicago

1:00:05 - Should students be allowed to protest during school?

1:08:55 - First Amendment rights for minors

1:11:55 - Savannah Guthrie's mother kidnapping case

1:16:05 - James Van Der Beek, GoFundMe, and healthcare costs

1:20:10 - Jeff's trip to Richmond and the SR-71 Blackbird

1:22:25 - Drones at the Winter Olympics

1:23:30 - Jeff's DJI Neo vs. Jason's $8 Temu drone

1:31:50 - Jason's Star Wars viewing odyssey begins

1:36:20 - Polymarket bet of the week and closing thoughts

KEYWORDS

FOJ podcast, FOJ 66, sports podcast, Winter Olympics 2026, Team USA hockey, curling controversy, NBA All-Star Weekend, Caleb Williams, prediction markets, Polymarket, Kalshi, sports betting, Bitcoin, insider trading, student walkouts, First Amendment, Savannah Guthrie, healthcare, World Baseball Classic, invisible fence, DJI Neo drone, SR-71 Blackbird, Star Wars, Chicago Bears, Travis Kelce, GTA 6, current events, pop culture

Jeff and Jason break down a Super Bowl that was high on defensive dominance but low on excitement. They dive into the 29-13 Seattle victory, Sam Darnold’s journey to a ring, and the record-breaking performance of kicker Jason Myers. The guys also tackle the off-field spectacles, comparing Bad Bunny’s massive halftime production to Kid Rock’s controversial alternative show. Plus, Jason realizes he has 26 Star Wars projects to catch up on, and they debate the Hall of Fame class—questioning why Bill Belichick and Eli Manning are still waiting for their call to Canton.

Chapters

00:00 Super Bowl Recap: A Boring Game?

02:56 Defensive Dominance: Seattle's Strategy

05:49 Quarterback Performances: Darnold vs. May

08:44 MVP Controversy: Who Deserved It?

11:52 Super Bowl Records and Stats

14:50 Commercials and Halftime Show Highlights

17:56 Food and Experience at the Super Bowl

27:01 Super Bowl Halftime Show Highlights

28:51 Critique of Alternative Halftime Shows

31:14 Lip Syncing in Performances

34:57 Dream Halftime Show Lineup

39:10 Future Super Bowl Halftime Show Speculations

42:11 National Anthem Performances

53:33 Nostalgic Concert Memories

58:16 Star Wars Revelations

01:06:42 The Expanding Star Wars Universe

01:10:48 Football Hall of Fame Inductions

01:18:31 Hall of Fame Discussions

01:21:41 Quarterback Comparisons

01:24:28 Super Bowl Winning Metrics

01:27:41 Current Quarterbacks and Their Futures

01:31:37 Active Quarterbacks and Hall of Fame Potential

01:34:37 Future of the Bears and Stadium Talks

01:37:38 Family Super Bowl Traditions

01:40:30 Reflections on Music and Life

01:41:33 Exploring North Carolina's Geography

01:42:03 Travel Plans and Excitement

01:43:21 Richmond: A City of Interest

01:44:03 Weather and Seasonal Changes

01:45:21 Dog Ownership and Outdoor Activities

01:46:32 Neighborhood Dynamics and Challenges

01:49:49 Homeowners Association Insights

01:53:13 Community Concerns and Regulations

01:59:53 Traveling and Road Trips

02:01:30 Dog-Friendly Venues and Business Ideas

Keywords

FOJ Podcast, Super Bowl Recap, Seattle Seahawks, Sam Darnold, Jason Myers, Bad Bunny Halftime, Kid Rock Lip Sync, Star Wars Timeline, The Mandalorian Movie, NFL Hall of Fame, Bill Belichick, Eli Manning, Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Chicago Bears Stadium, Arlington Heights, AI Super Bowl Ads, Levi's Stadium Food, HOA Stories, Dog Park Bar.

In this episode of FOJ, Jeff and Jason catch up after a brutal winter storm that dumped over a foot of snow on North Carolina and sent temperatures plummeting in Chicago. Jason shares a "neighbor from hell" story involving a $150 ticket, a surprise visit from the Joliet police, and a weekend spent fixing his fence in 15-degree weather. The guys dive deep into the "joke" that the NFL Pro Bowl has become, test their knowledge with a massive Super Bowl trivia session, and run through the record-breakers (and losers) of the Grammy Awards. Finally, they get real about the current state of the country, discussing political divisions, immigration enforcement in Minnesota, and the "distraction tactics" of modern politics.

Timetamps

• 00:00 - Winter Storm crushing North Carolina and Chicago

• 01:18 - Living in the mountains: 50 MPH wind gusts

• 06:02 - Jason’s backyard dog park project

• 08:36 - The "Poop Police": Jason gets a $150 ticket

• 11:03 - Animal Control and Joliet city ordinances

• 19:22 - The Boxer who lost his toupee mid-fight

• 23:03 - Why the NFL Pro Bowl is an absolute joke

• 28:11 - Coaching carousel: Patriots, Steelers, and Bears updates

• 36:14 - Super Bowl Trivia: Ticket prices then vs. now

• 45:41 - NFL Records: Most wins, most losses, and the cold games

• 51:25 - Refrigerator Perry’s massive ring and the 7lb Lombardi Trophy

• 58:07 - Grammy Talk: Beyonce, U2, and the youngest/oldest winners

• 01:05:20 - The "Never Won a Grammy" club: Snoop Dogg & Post Malone

• 01:10:39 - Music deep dive: Faith No More and Hole

• 01:13:20 - Jeff’s AI music side projects (Latent Space/Stead States)

• 01:18:06 - Remembering Chicago sports radio legend Terry Boers

• 01:21:33 - Jeff’s world tour: Speaking at conferences

• 01:31:53 - The grind of running a podcast for 6 years

• 01:41:36 - Getting real: Political divisions and the "fire" in the country

• 01:54:45 - Immigration enforcement in Minnesota and political distractions

• 02:11:59 - Super Bowl 59 Predictions & The problem with sports betting

Keywords

FOJ Podcast, Jeff and Jason, Chicago Sports, Winter Storm, Joliet Police, Dog Training, Pro Bowl Replacement, Shador Sanders, Super Bowl Trivia, Super Bowl Tickets, Lombardi Trophy, Grammy Awards, Beyonce, Snoop Dogg, Faith No More, Terry Boers, Cybersecurity Conferences, Political Discussion, Minnesota News, NFL Predictions, Sports Betting, AI Music

In this episode, Jason and Jeff dive into the chaos of life with three dogs after Jason welcomes a new foster named Peppy. The guys break down the Chicago Bears' narrow playoff exit, discussing Caleb Williams’ spectacular plays and whether the season counts as a massive success despite the final interception. They move into "win now" mode, exploring potential blockbuster trades for elite pass rushers and debating if DJ Moore is still the long-term answer. Jason also loses his mind over the Dodgers' latest massive signing, while Jeff shares a first listen of his new AI-driven music project called SteadStates.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 - Career updates and balancing work with the pod

• 00:38 - Jason’s new foster "Peppy" makes it a three-dog house

• 05:17 - Puppy training and the "Nightly Battle Royale" wrestling matches

• 09:21 - Bears vs. Rams: Caleb Williams' magic and the "best possible loss"

• 14:49 - Setting expectations: Is anything less than 10 wins a failure now?

• 16:55 - Comparing the ceilings of Drake Maye and Caleb Williams

• 26:06 - Super Bowl Preview: Patriots vs. Seahawks

• 28:41 - The DJ Moore Debate: Did he give up on the final play?

• 36:04 - Trading for a Game Wrecker: Max Crosby, Miles Garrett, and Aiden Hutchinson

• 48:40 - FOJ Sports Machine: Offseason defensive blueprints and safety crisis

• 1:08:06 - Salary cap logistics: Could the Bears move on from Montez Sweat?

• 1:13:50 - The NFL Coaching Carousel: Harbaugh to the Giants and Tomlin stepping down

• 1:23:48 - The Dodgers sign Kyle Tucker: Is baseball officially broken?

• 1:32:00 - The end of the Luis Robert Jr. era in Chicago

• 1:35:14 - Jeff’s Music: SteadStates album release and Brutalist Mythos preview

• 1:48:12 - Surviving "Storm Fern" and freezing temperatures

Keywords:

FOJ Podcast, Chicago Bears, Caleb Williams, DJ Moore, Max Crosby, Miles Garrett, NFL Offseason, Ryan Poles, Ben Johnson, Dodgers, Kyle Tucker, MLB Salary Cap, White Sox, Luis Robert Jr, Drake Maye, Sam Darnold, AI Music, SteadStates, Brutalist Mythos, Dog Rescue, Puppy Training.