From the Land Monthly - A Cleveland Sports and More Podcast

Gerber, Burke and Chuck stay at home to look at a good week, but, bad weekend for Cleveland Indians and weigh in on Clowney coming and Sheldon Richardson going for the Browns. On the Road (20:00) the guys have a thoroughly unprepared discussion about the NFL Draft and the costs of rookie QBs and then revel (despite their personal feelings) in the current play of Steph Curry. Off the field (35:42) the guys wonder about the latest collaboration between Paris Jackson and the Strokes before breaking down the breakup of JLo and ARod through the lens of the top ten worst breakup lines and their own embarrassing experiences. Stick around for the outtakes and learn techniques to maximize your toothpaste output. Like, follow, subscribe, call, text, email or fax on Twitter @andunprepared, on Instagram @unprofessionalandunprepared and on FB. 

Gerber, Danko and Chuck get together to talk the good and bad of a strong week for the Tribe, a long season for the Cleveland Cavs and some long shots that made good for the Cleveland Browns. On the road (17:00) the guys discuss a great Masters, being duped into thinking a lot of NFL QBs would be on the move and the genius of A-Rod using someone else's money to buy an NBA team. Off the field, (37:15) the guys remember DMX and his impact on hip hop before discussing Prince's "new" album and his hoop abilities. Stick around for the outtakes! Like, follow, subscribe... blah blah blah on Twitter @andunprepared, on Instagram @unprofessionalandunprepared and on the Facebook! 

In a first, Gerber, Danko and Burke get together in person (and after a long "dinner") to record the show. At home, the guys address various forms of panic related to the Cleveland Indians' first two games before kicking off coverage of the NFL Draft by breaking down the best beers in Cleveland. On the road (20:49) the guys discuss the Francisco Lindor contract and compare it to other giant MLB deals, Gerber claims his place in the history of great champions with his record Cat Tank 3-peat and the guys guarantee a Gonzaga championship (oops). After one final refill, (34:05) the guys head out on the road to talk Satan Shoes and the top 25 Muppets of all time. Stick around for the outtakes and learn about the importance of keeping a helmet by your bed. Follow us on Twitter @andunprepared,  Instagram @unprofessionalandunprepared and the Facebook. 

Gerber, Danko and Chuck get together and the Clash inspires a final look at Cleveland Indians spring training before the guys look ahead to the 2021 season. On the road (21:30) the guys accurately (sort of) review the NCAA Men's Sweet 16 and preview the games that will determine this year's Cat Tank Champion. Off the field, (33:54) the guys discuss indoor concert covid innovations, the passing of Beverly Cleary and James McMurtry and 3d printing human organs. Stick around for the outtakes and some unverified vaccine advice. Follow us on Twitter @andunprepared, on Instagram at unprofessionalandunprepared and on Facebook! 

Gerber, Chuck and No Bourbon Burke get together and discuss bad ideas in centerfield and some good ideas by the Browns in free agency. On the road (17:56), the guys try to figure out a crazy first weekend in the NCAA tournament and Gerber provides tips and techniques on how best to loose your tournament pool and defend the Cat Tank Title. Off the field (34:35) the guys plan for next year's Ambie Awards and dive into Justin Bieber's latest release - Justice. Finally, Burke admits to Fake News weight loss, but, continues to make gains. Follow us on Twitter @andunprepared and on Facebook!

Danko steps in as guest host and welcomes Tommy "Two Bourbon" Burke and Gerber as guests. At home the guys discuss the Tribe's run scoring challenges and remember the great Joe Tait. On the road (21:06) the guys discuss the passing of Marvelous Marvin Hagler and provide some background on the Cat Tank challenge. Off the field (36:45) the guys review Grammy nominees despite not being able to name any of them and celebrate "Pie Day". Stick around for some Two Bourbon Burke ramblings in the outtakes. Follow the show on twitter @andunprepared and on Facebook! 

Gerber, Danko and Chuck stay at home to discuss the old men and outfielders trying to fill out the Cleveland Indians' bullpen and try to predict who will win the race to be the backup utility infielder for the season. On the road the guys discuss Trevor Bauer's one-eyed approach to pitching, MLB's first two way player since the Babe and why they can't seem to let go of a general dislike for Bryson DeChambeau. The guys close the show with the first ever "LivePod" of a unique 2021 NBA Slam Dunk Contest that includes their instant (at the time) reactions and Chuck's convincing argument that Dominique Wilkins was robbed in 1988. Follow us on Twitter at @andunprepared and on Facebook!

Gerber, Danko and Chuck are at home to discuss the Cavs winning streak, the Tribe's infield and former Cleveland Browns teaming up to "wreck" the FCFL. On the road, the guys discuss Tiger Woods' accident and career, Albert Pujols at 41 and NBA Hot Shot highlights. Off the field the guys celebrate Springsteen's freedom and take a deep dive onto the cultural hits of 1991. Stick around for the outtakes and Mrs. Danko's lasagna recipe. 

Gerber, Danko and Chuck get together and start at home with talk about the Tribe as spring training opens and the big moves already happening with the Cleveland Browns 2021 offseason. On the road the guys talk giant MLB contracts, NFL quarterbacks on the move and the recent winning streak of Naomi Osaka. Off the field, Dolly is at it again, Mahomes knows how to follow instructions and the the Mars landing is (almost) as cool as an LSU satin Starter jacket.  

Gerber is joined by Danko, Burke and Chuck for a final recap of the 2020 Browns season including an emotional (possible) farewell to Anderson Sendejo. In segment two, the guys look ahead to 2021 and firmly stand their ground against firing Kevin Stefanski. In the final segment, the guys go off the field to break down a possible "player empowerment" move in the entertainment industry, the artistic value of a Face/Off sequel and Tommy's ongoing weight loss success.