Logical Nonsense

Cam F awesome joins Logical Nonsense podcast for episode 108. Cam brings an upbeat energy and talks through his incredible boxing. journey as a 12 time national champion and three time Olympic trials champion in boxing, Cam has exceptional experience. He talks us through his mindset as a hustler as well as some of his favorite moments and what made him successful.

Although at times he can seem controversial, his story of being an outcast turned into successful boxer is inspirational to many. This is not an episode you’ll wanna miss as Cam’s story brings a mix of humor, perseverance, and toughness.

Washington commanders tight end Colson Yankoff joints episode 107 of the Logical Nonsense podcast for an exclusive interview about his journey to the NFL. Tune in to hear Colson‘s take on his journey how he whipped from one of Idaho‘s best prospects to now a professional tight end. Colson’s journey is full of resilience, determination and hard work. Nothing in his career after high school was easy. He took a red shirt at the University of Washington after leaving high school early. He then transferred to UCLA where it was determined he would then be switching positions if you wanted to contribute. Colson found his roll on the team on special teams, in the running back room, and in the receiver room. After two injuries in college, Colson realized he needed to make a decision to go all in on the NFL or to not and the rest is history. The final half of the pod includes Colson’s draft process, first season with the Commanders, his biggest learnings on the team. This is not one you’re gonna wanna miss as Colson‘s journey is incredibly inspiring.

Episode 106 includes an exclusive interview with Greg Thomas. Greg talks about his journey as a football player and how he got to the University of Arkansas. While he was there, he talks about what got him through college football and the struggles he faced as a black quarterback. He was the first black quarterback to ever start for the University of Arkansas and at the time he played, there was only eight other black quarterbacks in college football. Thomas saw great success being the starter for the team three years in a row and making many bowl games. After college, Thomas decided he needed to go back to Texas and help his community. While helping kids in trouble getting their diploma, Thomas was offered to be an assistant coach at East Plano high school in Texas. Greg and I discuss the ups and downs of coaching. What makes it so hard as well as what makes a championship team a championship team. If you enjoy this episode, you gotta make sure to go check out Greg Thomas‘s book called ‘No Doubting Thomas.’

NBA, NFL, Hip Hop, it's all in episode 105. Starting with the NBA, the Cavs continue to look more and more like a title contender after a convincing win over the Celtics, Lakers now have the 2 Seed and are also make a case for the title run, SGA is on an incredible run and deserves to be rewarded for his efforts, why the suns are one the worst experiments we have seen in the NBA and much more.

In the NFL, I discuss the Deebo Samuel trade, my thoughts on the NFL Combine and what positions I think will be deep in the draft, Tyler Lockett getting released, DK requesting a trade, the Rams and why there is any discussion of blowing up their team, where Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams could potentially land and more.

Finishing up with hiphop, I discuss the recent release of Drake and PartyNextDoor's new album '$ome $ecy $ongs 4 U' and how I was not impressed. Joey Bada$$ released a three pack and while I find it impressive, I think he is stretching where he thinks he is on the hiphop ladder. And finally, Boldy James, is he releasing too much?

Any hopes of a three-peat were quickly demolished by the overbearing physicality of the Eagles in Super Bowl 59. Tune into episode 104 for an in-depth breakdown of Super Bowl 59. How did the Chiefs get embarrased in a game they have been to before? Did the eagles write a recipe on how to beat the Chiefs?

Kaden and I also discuss Kendrick Lamar's controversial halftime performance and give our takes on why we think it was great and could possibly go down as one of the most iconic moments in halftime history.

The second half of the pod transitions into the NBA where we discuss the biggest trades before the deadline. Why did the Mavs give up the face of the league? Does De' Arron Fox make the Spurs a playoff team? Does Jimmy Butler fit in with the Warriors? Many questions answered during this hour long podcast.

​ @reviewshoneybee  joins the show to talk about the 2025 Grammy Awards. We both give our Grammy Dubs and Snubs on the night and talk about the best moments on the night. Tune in to hear our opinions on Kendrick's historic night, Beyonce getting album of the year and Billie Eillish coming home empty handed. The last half of the podcast, we discuss some of the most controversial names to possibly get into the hiphop hall of fame. Hear our takes on artists like ASAP Rocky, Kid Cudi, Rick Ross, Gucci Mane, Chief Keef and more! A super fun episode you do not want to miss!

In Episode 102, we sit down and talk about about the keys to winning a super bowl for both the chiefs and the eagles, how Josh Allen can't get over the hump and how Mahomes, Jalen Hurts, Nick Sirianni and Andy Reid's Legacies are affected by a win or loss in the super bowl. Stick around to hear the craziest bets for the super bowl as well as our predictions.

In Episode 101, we give you our biggest takeaways from a crazy divisional round. Were the lions coaches too focused on their next job? Has Stroud downgraded from last year? Who is more at fault for Ravens loss? Did Josh Allen prove why he’s MVP? We then hop into our keys for each team to win their conference championship game as well as who we think will advance to the Super Bowl. And finally, we discuss the college football championship as well as the overall structure of the playoff. Tune in for a fun, in-depth episode!

Dodge Matthews hops onto episode 99 to talk about the College Football Playoff, NFL and Wazzu. After a poor showing in the first round, Dodge gives his take on why 12 is too many teams for a college football playoff. We discuss the keys to winning each quaterfinal bowl game as well as our predictions for each game.

We then hop into the NFL where we discuss a Kansas City team who seems to be heating up on offense and a steelers team who is headed in the wrong direction. We also give our takes for the MVP vote ( Does Joe Burrow really deserve to be in the conversation?) To finish off the NFL segment, we discuss who will get the final wild card spot in the AFC as well as what the Vikings should do at quarterback next season.

To finish off the podcast, we discuss our alumnus school Washington State and their recent hire of SDSU coach Jimmy Rogers. After Jake Dickert leaving for Wake Forest, we're excited to see what the championship winning coach can bring to a program that needs a turn around!

In Episode 98,  @reviewshoneybee  joins the pod to discuss our 2024 Music Awards. With a great year of music filled with amazing albums and artists runs, narrowing down to just one was difficult. Tune in to hear our takes for the following categories: Pop artist of the year Pop album of the year Country Artist of the year Country album of the year Rock album of the year Rock Artist of the year R&b Artist of the year R&B album of the year Below are specifically for hiphop: Newcomer of the Year Oldhead of the Year (Rapper 40+ in age) Song of the Year Most Memorable Moment of the Year Best Lyrical Work Best Feature of the Year Producer of the Year Best Soundscape Album of the Year Artist of the Year