First and foremost, I helped Steve upgrade his ATT Gateway to 2021 technology and he can do the shows from his house now.

Would you believe ATT still sells that garbage of internet of DSL? They are the worst, am I right? They still use old school phone jacks for connectivity. I thought we were going to sit down and watch Gun Smoke before upgrading the new gateway.

We discuss the first spike and the subsequent celebrations that came after.

One clue, I am in for all of it. Steve, sort of. You'll have to listen.

Steve and I discuss the multi-sport players over the generations. Of course there is Bo and Deion, but there are several others. Many of them from the Generations and not so recent.

I submit my theory on how pro sports players and their abilities to play more than one sport. Steve submits his theory why it is not as prevalent any longer.

Every sports fan loves a sports movie. Many are terrible. Many are terrible, but still somehow are good. Some are actually good.

Steve and I discuss our favorite sports movies. I submit one movie is a sports movie if Die Hard is a Christmas movie.

We celebrate the life of a recently passed actor in one of the funniest sports movies ever made.

Steve and I wax nostalgic about some of our favorite unsung players. The players that don't always get all the accolades or notoriety as some of their teammates, but are just as integral to the success of those teams.

We discuss players like Henry Lawrence, Jose Uribe, David Eckstein, Larry Smith, and more.

Season 2 of Generations is here. We cranked out 26 full episodes last year. Starting the New Year talking about players that had a New Beginning somewhere else. Steve calls it new Latitudes, New Attitudes.

Oh, and we finally announce the Listener Appreciation party details.

Steve and I wax nostalgic over our favorite plays during our respective lifetime.

Steve brings up the play that haunts me still to this day.

I bring up the greatest play in sports of all-time. My favorite. Especially as a fan of tortured teams.

Happy New Year! Season 2 coming next week!

Spawned from last week's discussion was the question of when was the transition of the NFL becoming the number one sport in America and how did it become such a money making machine.

We discuss how what was a hobby for many owners became a generational wealth machine and discuss some of the key things that created it.

Steve still hates owners and says he won't pay to watch NFL games....Um, Steve. You kind of already do. We discuss.

Steve and discuss the dawn of the color commentator. Steve brings up the beginning of the new age of color broadcasters, starting with Dandy Don Meredith.

We discuss some of our favorites and how the position has changed from the rah-rah light-hearted announcer to the X's and O's and data-driven color commentator.

Again, Steve rejects more information and knowledge and I chide him about it.

Alex Karras, Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell, Cris Colinsworth, Jon Gruden, Mike Tirico, Joe Torre, Ron Fairly, Vin Scully, Russ Hodges, Lon Simmons, Hank Greenwald, Bill King, Ray Fosse, and others are discussed.

Steve and I discuss longevity over the generations. We discuss both the superstars with long careers and marvel at the average guys who were able to play a long time.

We discuss what is takes to last a long time and reminisce about different players and their careers.

We talk about Ali, Jim brown, Dave Parker, Jerry Reuss, Kevin Willis, George Brett, Brady, Nolan Ryan, and others.

Steve and I discuss the concept of "One-hit wonders" for music. Steve is a big 1960s music fan and loves the single-hit artists and songs. We discuss how this applies to sports across the generations.

I submit a Hall of Famer as an example of where myth and legend may be greater than his actual career. I offer just a couple of examples of how he shined bright, but not as good as people think or remember. Steve isn't buying any of it.

Jeremy Lin is heavily featured.