This is our longest podcast yet, with our special guest Rob ( @Rdubbles ). We wrap up this season after a win over the Patriots and talk about an app that every man should download (Ball Checker )

Check out this week's charity of the week, the Testicular Cancer Society at https://testicularcancersociety.org/ 

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Hello again friends, in this episode Taylor and Haggie discuss the most strategic of games. Additionally, Haggie rants about coach Flores and his favorite game that he has played with Mormons.

Please send some love to our charity of the week, the Wounded Warrior Project at https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/

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Welcome back to Midwestern Fins! Taylor and I check back in to the seasons after a necessary hiatus. Additionally, we mention a lost episode. 

Check out our charity of the week, Children's Miracle Network! Show them some love at https://childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org/

Yes we are still around! This week we welcome Josh Houtz (@houtz) from PFN and Phinsider Radio as we talk about our three favorite things: Charity, the Midwest, and the Dolphins. Potentially in that order. We talk about Miami's must win and must lose games of the season for the most effective tank. Yes, we actually have to win one. 

Check out our Charity of the Week, our first repeat charity, the wonderful St. Jude Children's Research Hospital at www.stjude.org Fork over some cash to this great cause

For this week's episode, we teamed up with the members of the Buffalo Bills' podcast, Rockpile Report. you can find them on twitter @RockpileReport and here on podbean @ www.rockpilereport.podbean.com . Join us as Drew and Taylor talk annual snowfall while Haggie and Chris google the numbers. We also preview the matchup, talk a little history, and more members join team Haggie in the Great Soy Sauce Spaghetti Debate.

Check out the Charity of the Week, BB&G Charities and the awesome work they do with the youth of Buffalo. You can find them at www.bbgcharity.org 

The Dolphins decided to take a break for the week and so did we. But now we're byke and feeling fresh with our second guest from the Midwest, Travis Brunk ( @travisbrunk ) and especially today, please excuse the language.

Please check out our charity of the week, Riley's Children's Hospital at www.rileychildrens.org 

Batter up! Our favorite food/sports reporter Kari Steele ( @KariVanHorn ) guest stars in this episode. Join us as she breaks down some Midwestern ballparks and puts the smackdown on a hotly contested food take. Also learn about the great new initiative of CEO Tom Garfinkel.

Check out our charity of the week, Hope for Children in Ethiopia, and show them and the great things they do some love. 

Visit them at www.hope-ethiopia.com

How does this season feel as a season ticket holder? Find out as we welcome to our resident season ticket holder "Tank" as a guest on this weeks Midwestern After Dark II. 

Check out this week's charity, JDRF1 and their impact in Type 1 Diabetes research and treatment at www.jdrf.org 

Have a great week!

This week on Midwestern Fins we had an... interesting question and answer session from our guest Kristy ( @KristyRiff )! Join us to learn the "correct" way to cook steak and listen to our gambling vices. 

The charity of the week this week is Hope for Prisoners! This charity aims to create better opportunities for those released from prison. please check them out at www.hopeforprisoners.org 

Did Haggie top Taylor's weird soy sauce spaghetti recipe? What are we looking for during the season? Join us as we welcome Aaron Sutton from PFN and Phinsider Radio on the show to preview the season and talk about the Midwest. But wait, we always talk about the Midwest. That's right, the only difference this time is that Sutton is the FIRST guest that is actually from the Midwest as well. What a plot twist. You can follow him on Twitter at @ASuttonPFN

KaBOOM! Support the charity of the week, KaBoom! to help them build playgrounds and support children's' sports in under privileged neighborhoods. See how you can support them at www.kaboom.org