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Aidan is dressed up as what? Milwaukee Coffee debuts. Zack is concerned about Trevor Lawrence. Thanksgiving food takes are already dominating the headlines - do people make excuses for sweet potatoes like they do bad quarterbacks? How do you cut your pizza? All this and more in a jam-packed episode on Halloween; all you have to do is listen.
Zack and Aidan are back for a whirlwind show. To start, they commemorate Games & Grub's fans on over 1,000 total plays on the podcast feed alone, then talk some housekeeping items related to upcoming Milwaukee Coffee segments and Halloween. The guys talk Panda Express' first restaurant in China failing (17:03), LeBron James' major soundbite that Aidan picks apart (24:59), discuss the World Series and the effect of the "bullpen game" (39:54), and pore over Aaron Rodgers' fascination with fraternities, karaoke, and trivia (50:49). Among others, these stories made for a show where you didn't know what was going to happen next. All you have to do is listen.
Aidan and Zack are back with a full menu of takes, laughs, and stories this weekend. Specifically, they discuss Tom Brady's and LeBron James' respective performances on Thursday and Friday, the new Auntie Anne's/Jamba opening on Marquette's campus, if scones are supposed to be dry (yes, you read that right) and much more. Additionally, Aidan introduces his new Milwaukee Coffee segment in the middle of the show...more to come soon!
At the tail end of the show, we play some good news - featuring our friend Jenny Fischer's "Keep Showing Up" t-shirt fundraiser for suicide prevention awareness. If you want to feel inspired, all you have to do is listen.
Aidan Hatton and Zack Passios reunite for a great show centered around Milwaukee coffee, ranting about Nick Foles and the NBA, and analyzing Mac and Cheese. More headlines include: Doc Rivers being fired and hired, an ELECTRIC food quiz, Cam Newton testing positive for COVID-19, if college basketball will play this season and one of the best Uncle Chris phone calls of all time. This one may make you laugh now, or cry later (thanks Drake!). All you have to do is listen.
Aidan takes this one solo and welcomes Kendall Pfrimmer and Uncle Chris back to the show. After Aidan delivers his NBA and NFL thoughts from the week, Kendall finishes a VO2 Max test for Marquette Track & Field and immediately calls in to her favorite show to deliver the news - who won NARP of the Week? Uncle Chris calls Aidan to talk Celtics, how young (and talented) Tyler Herro is, how he is concerned with Jayson Tatum, and how COVID-19 is affecting college campus life. Aidan puts his heart & soul into this one power hour - all you have to do is listen.
Follow us on Twitter/Instagram @GrubMUR for more updates!
Aidan and Zack take you through a whirlwind 90 minutes. Boston sports is on high, football is back with college games today and NFL tomorrow - are sports officially back in full swing? How many candy brand slogans do you know? Anthony Davis' press conference was interrupted by a DOG? All these questions and many others are answered.
31:46 - Rev. John D. Laurance, S.J. joins Aidan for an interview centered around his Marquette Basketball job, how he met Al McGuire (and had his son in his Marquette High homeroom!), his enthusiasm for golf and pizza, his Jesuit journey, and so much more.
52:36 - Aidan's childhood friend Jaylin Cardoza calls in from Massachusetts to give his thoughts on the Celtics, fantasy football fandom, and Cam Newton's debut with the Patriots, among other topics.
Thanks to all who called in and joined the show. This was a fun one - all you have to do is listen.
For this week's interview, Aidan sat down over the phone with Marquette legend and current Creighton rector Rev. Nicholas Santos, S.J. The two discuss Fr. Santos' time in Milwaukee, Omaha, India, and San Francisco (spoiler: he things SF is boring), as well as the famed Tuesday Night Masses and why he loves sports so much.
Follow us on Instagram/Twitter (@GrubMUR) for more clips & show information. Fr. Santos delivered a ton of wisdom this week, and we are grateful for his generosity with his time. All you have to do is listen.
For the first time since February 2020, we are back in studio. Zack and Aidan hold down the fort for this week's show while Brian is at work. The two Massachusetts natives recap the Games & Grub Quarantine Journey and each interview we conducted. The boys also discuss the Bucks' downward spiral, Cam Newton's development in New England, Chipotle culture, and much more.
For this week's interview, Aidan sat down over the phone with Marquette legend and current Creighton rector Rev. Nicholas Santos, S.J. The two discuss Fr. Santos' time in Milwaukee, Omaha, India, and San Francisco (spoiler: he things SF is boring), as well as the famed Tuesday Night Masses and why he loves sports so much.
Follow us on Instagram/Twitter (@GrubMUR) for more clips & show information. It was refreshing to get back in studio after so long, and we delivered. All you have to do is listen.
This week, Aidan Hatton sits down with Shaun Morash, a.k.a. "Mraz" of CBS Sports Radio. Mraz explains his upbringing and how he got into radio (2:40), the real secret sauce for why sports & food go together (6:50), tips from being a veteran dog owner (15:03), and much more. Additionally, Aidan and Mraz close it out with college student cooking tips (19:12), and Games & Grub's Rapid Fire (21:10), where Mraz tackles the tough questions like his favorite cheese, advice for young creators, and confidence in the Yankees winning a championship.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@GrubMUR), and a special thanks again to Mraz for taking time out to join us. This is a fun conversation with a fun guy - all you have to do is listen.
As part of the 8/22/20 full show, Aidan sits down for a socially distant interview with Rev. Fred Zagone, S.J., the official chaplain of Marquette University. Aidan and Father Fred discuss his Jesuit and Marquette journey (10:03), how he has dealt with the pandemic, and what might affect students the most going into the school year (14:13). They also recognize the six-year anniversary of the death of Marquette alumnus James Foley (34:36), and go through Games & Grub's Rapid Fire (37:50). Thanks again to Father Fred for being so generous with his time!
For the full show this week, visit Games & Grub's podcast page on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @GrubMUR for more updates. This show should be a good start to the year - all you have to do is listen.
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