Masters of None

We cover a lot of topics in a little time, including our favorite all-time wrestler, what actors would play us in a movie, greatest Jeff of all time, next business to go bankrupt and more...

The guys each pick a TV series they deem "Perfect" and debate its merits. They also take a look at some of your suggestions on Facebook and Twitter and get into a little "Fast Money" while playing.... THE FEUD!!!

When you hear the name Hines Ward, you immediately think of his career as a wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The two time Super Bowl champion and one time Super Bowl MVP played his entire career with the Steelers. Ward has been selected to the Pro Bowl four times and is the Steelers All-time leader in receiving touchdowns, receiving yards, and receptions.

Now retired from the NFL Ward has taken up a new sport. He is currently training for the IRONMAN World Championship that will take place later this year in Kona, Hawaii. He teamed up with the “Got Chocolate Milk” campaign to do a documentary on his training. You can check out the “Become One” series at the “Got Chocolate Milk” website.

I was able talk with Hines about his training, the NFL, and his roles in the film “The Dark Knight Rises” and the hit TV show “The Walking Dead.”

Super Bowl Champion Chris Canty was a standout defensive lineman for the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants before signing this offseason with the defending Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens, so he’s used to being in the media spotlight. But now the 9-year NFL veteran is flipping the script, serving as a special correspondent and NFL draft insider for Sqor (www.Sqor.com), the groundbreaking new digital sports platform.

Sqor, from digital sports innovator Virtual Fan Network (www.virtualfannetwork.com), connects fans to the athletes and sports they love. Sqor combines the latest from social platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, sports news sites such as Sporting News and ESPN, and video, photo and original athlete-produced content, all in a highly visual, deeply engaging, personalized experience.

Throughout draft week, Canty previews the first round of the draft on Twitter (@ChrisCanty99), offers one-on-one interviews with top draft picks and takes fans behind the velvet ropes, giving them behind-the-scenes access to exclusive NFL draft parties.

You’re invited to sign up now at www.sqor.com to be a part of the conversation as the NFL veteran evaluates the next generation of NFL stars. Visit www.sqor.com or follow @sqor on Twitter for Canty’s candid analysis of every pick as it happens.

Even with his busy schedule Chris took the time to speak with me about the NFL draft this week, his career, and his foundation. Make sure you check out how Chris helps out the community by going to his foundation’s website.

Everyone participates in a college basketball bracket and every website out there makes their own "wacky bracket" where they do a tournament of whatever. We decided to find make a bracket tournament out of all the different brackets we could find on the web.

See our FULL Bracket of Brackets here - http://betterbracketmaker.com/#!/76ded015c3515

We talk about really sad songs with comedian Hugh Murray. Warning... someone cries in this episode.

Tony Meola has a passion for soccer. He played on the U.S. Men’s National Team and played in the MLS. He was in three FIFA World Cups and is a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame. During his time playing in the MLS, Tony was named the league MVP in 2000. That year he and his team the Kansas City Wizards won the MLS Cup title.

Meola was able to sit down and talk with me about his great career on the U.S. Men’s National Team, playing in the MLS, fatherhood, and his work with Allstate for the “Good Hands” soccer clinic where he surprised a local soccer team by stopping by their practice and giving them a few pointers.

Lisa Leslie has made a huge impact in women’s college basketball and the WNBA. Over her great career she has four Olympic gold medals, three WNBA MVP awards, two WNBA titles, and First WNBA player to reach the 6,000 point plateau. She now is a co-owner of the Los Angeles Sparks, the team she played for in the WNBA.

Lisa was able to chat with me about her career, the NCAA Women’s Tournament, and her work with Capital One to help raise scholarship money for student athletes.

Art talks with actor Kevin Conroy who is an American stage, screen, and voice actor, known for his acclaimed voice role as the DC Comics character Batman in the 1990s Warner Bros. television show Batman: The Animated Series. Art and Kevin talk about how Kevin found the voice of Batman, Comic-Cons, video games and working with Mark Hamill.

On April 4th the L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival opens up to showcase and celebrate comedic short films. This festival now it its fifth year looks to have screenings, industry panels, red carpet events, and cash prized awarded to directors of the winning comedy films. There is even the coveted “Commie Award” that is given out by the panel who they believe deserves recognition. Past winners of the “Commie Award” are Bobcat Goldthwait and Missi Pyle. This year the award recipients will be Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele of Comedy Central’s” Key & Peele” show.

I was able to talk with Jeannie Rosher, who is the festival director, and actor Gary Anthony Williams, who is the artistic director.