Knockahoma Nation

This week one of our favorite baseball friends joins the show. 

Natasha Vargas-Cooper is an accomplished journalist and author out on the left coast and is a true-blue LA Dodgers fan.

The 2018 Atlanta Braves were projected by most to win around 72-77 games. Instead, they've been the darlings of baseball and Brian Snitker is a shoe-in for NL Manager of the Year. And, for the first time in five years they're headed to the playoffs.

All of this being said, it only made sense for Knockahoma Nation to bring you an EXTRA sort of show. Guests this week include Michael Kelly, Matthew Kaminski (the Braves organist guy), Timothy Miller, Doc Herbert and 1966 AL wins leader Jim Kaat.

The Atlanta Braves are your 2018 National League East Champions. That's right. The year in which they were projected by almost every reputable sports outlet to be the laughing stock of the NL East (again) they shocked they world.

This week we've got Josh's cousin, Kent, on the show. With Josh and Kent together, they can troll anyone. We not only talk about potential Braves playoff match-ups, but also some college football. We're sorry. It's football season, too, and we cannot help ourselves.

This week the boys fall prey to Playoff Fever. With the Atlanta Braves on the brink of clinching the NL East, Josh and Kenny talk about what their playoff starting rotation should be.

Other topics covered on this podcast include, but are not limited to: Serena Williams, Baker Mayfield, Brian Snitker, Hurricane Florence.

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Welcome to another episode of your favorite Braves (ish) podcast. This week the boys recap Ken's vacation and talk about the most important things in life - college football, how to tailgate at a Notre Dame game and what makes a good beach bar.

They also talk Colin Kaepernick. And why he can't find a job.

Oh, the boys also talked about one of the ailments that hurts players' on-the-field performance - the booty effect.

This week on Knockahoma Nation Josh and Kenny attempt to cover all of most important topics in life. Like Robert Earl Keen and Tiger Woods.

Seriously, tho, this might be their best work. They boys go deep down the rabbit holes and dig up things like Ted Williams, Roberto Clemente and the 1893 Atlanta Windjammers. Did you know Atlanta had a base ball team called the Windjammers and a guy named Bones Ely was on it?

This week it's just Ken and Josh, we know scary right? Josh is on the trail of a family dilemma,  we talk Julio Teheran 2019, we have to explain a joke about bWAR, who starts a playoff game, fixing MLB celebrations, what to do about Rural Meyer, and much much more. Thanks for listening you crazy knuckleheads!

This weekend the podcast gets wild and crazy with two of our favorite buds on Twitter @dank_aaron and @jodecolikessoda. We talk Braves, peaches, Aretha Franklin, and Brian Snitker.

Then Josh and Ken were at Social Media Night with the Braves and had a heck of a time. We talk about it, then we get political and talk censorship of idiots, and then how to deal with drunk girls who want to get handsy. All this and more on this week's episode of KNOCKAHOMA NATION!

This weekend on the podcast, we're joined by two of our favorite Twitter follows. Our buddy Jeff Donahoo, fighter pilot from Acworth, hops on the line with us and somehow we coerced Cory McCartney, from Fox Sports, graces us with his presence.

You might know Cory from Chopcast Live. He's also written a couple of books. Cory's got a college football background but now he mostly covers the Atlanta Braves. He's also got great hair.

Josh and Ken also get weird and political, per usual.

The world famous Braves Options Guy joins Ken on this weekend's podcast to discuss our favorite baseball team, the Atlanta Braves

Then, Ken, Josh, and Ken's wife Cynthia talk about everything from politics, to that time Ken ran into the law down on Panama City Beach.

Let's get weird. 

 

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