Inside the Vortex

Inside the Vortex

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Inside the Vortex episodes

  • Week 2 Preview

    Week one is in the books James joins me as usually to recap the week, give out some awards, and look ahead to week 2. Enjoy! 

    48 min
  • Vortex Final VI

    We relive Jeremey's nightmare semifinal. Then preview Timmy vs Jess. Debate whether Justin actually knows what a meme is, and then talk about seating decisions at a restaurant. All this plus we officially announce our non-football podcast "One Random Thing".  Enjoy and good luck in the Vortex Final VI! 

    40 min
  • Wild Card Weekend Preview

    I'm joined by James and Steve this week. We dive into the first round of the playoffs, review the vortex zone and then discuss the wonder of Disney Plus, color gel pens, and the phenomenon of shower amnesia. Enjoy! 

    57 min
  • The Vortex Zone

    A VERY special edition of Inside the Vortex with a VERY special guest. We preview quickly the upcoming Vortex Zone and discuss Thanksgiving meals and traditions. And our special guest ATTACKS Jeremy with no reservation. Enjoy! 

    31 min
  • Last Week Preview

    Its the last week of the season with still plenty of playoff seeds to be determined. James and Steve do their best to not bring up "The Trade". Plus Steve looses his mind at the end of the pod and James hit again by a car? 

    1 hr 11 min
  • The Trade and the Playoff Push

    (51:00 Minute mark starts the non-football content) James, Tyler and myself dive DEEP into "Collusion 2019". As well as the normal football content and a deep dive into parking and shaking my head at shaking my head. 

    1 hr 11 min
  • Week 13 Preview
    This is a short one, a short intro with Rebecca and brief Jess cameo, followed by a short podcast discussion focused on the race for the final playoff spot.
    0 min

About Inside the Vortex

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A podcast about a group of fantasy football friends that dives into the league dynamics and transitions to conversations about our skewed and overanalyzed social observations of the world.