Alyssa and Noah discuss the Hulu hit Pen15, a show that reminds them of some of their favorite stories from middle school, then they talk about the Heat's surprising win in the NBA Finals, and finally Noah tells a story he learned from the new Lakers book.

Noah is joined by Alyssa Wolff to discuss the new Shaq / Kobe book, the current Lakers, why the Nuggets are the most exciting team in NBA history, who the REAL MVP is (of the pod and the NBA) and Noah's awkward hello to his friend Scott

Noah and Alyssa discuss why they weren't sad to see the Rockets lose, why they love the Denver Nuggets, fax machines, the Celtics and players lying about their weight before they discuss the decisions to bring back Big Ten Football and college basketball!

Noah is joined by big golf guy JP Mcdade again to check in on the action of the PGA Championship. They discuss first day PGA champ action including: Tiger's putter struggles, why they both like Brooks more than Bryson, and golf's struggle to shake a snobby culture.

Noah is joined by Laker fan and NYC comic Lawrence Deloach and they discuss the Lakers current chances, the race for 1st and 8th in the West, their view of Zion and the NBA bubble and finally get into a talk of the strange state of comedy during Trump and Covid and how to NOT talk about the elephant in the room

Noah is joined by comic and golf guy JP McDade. They discuss tall guy jokes on stage, the art of bombing, and then get into a discussion about the PGA championship, improvements to the game of golf and when you gotta fight a dude on the course!

Noah and Alyssa start by discussing what a comptroller is as Noah shares a childhood story about getting a Nintendo. The pair then discuss the MLB suspension of Joe Kelly, screen names, computer labs and their Oregon Trail strategies before they discuss the NBA and their exotic dancer foibles.

Comedian Alyssa Wolff joins the podcast to discuss why the pod has been on pause lately and they get into a discussion about black lives matter and the racial justice awakening that America is (hopefully) experiencing before touching on a few sports topics at the end of the episode

Broadcaster Tim Doyle joins the show to talk about The Last Dance, broadcasting pet peeves and inside tips, and break down basketball classics Hoosiers and White Men Can't Jump and the what they'd really like to see from the NBA if they resume