Money Mitch Effect

Mitch talks to Tom Weisenbach about a wild second weekend of March Madness, including North Carolina's dramatic victory over Kentucky, Gonzaga & Oregon proving naysayers wrong, & South Carolina's improbable road to the Final Four. And Mike Indergaard calls in to discuss college hockey's Frozen Four tournament (49:45 mark), and saying goodbye to the Joe Louis Arena.

Mitch is joined by Cleveland radio host Will Burge for a great discussion on working in sports. Will explains how he got to his current position, dealing with roadblocks/critics, and gives his thoughts on the Cleveland sports scene and his noted interaction with former Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel. And at the end of the show, Mitch shares his thoughts on a few other sports stories, including USA's triumph in the World Baseball Classic.

Mitch is joined by fellow podcaster Kent Brown to break down the first weekend of March Madness, as the guys take a look at Wisconsin's surprising victory over Villanova, Duke's loss to South Carolina, and who looks primed to make a run in the Sweet 16. And Eric Roberts calls in to break down the stretch run of the hockey season, and make some NHL award picks.

It's the March Madness Preview edition of the Money Mitch Effect, as Rob Crauder, Brenna Haven, & Ron Schiltz join to break down the entire first two rounds of the college basketball tournament, examine which teams are overrated/underrated, and make their Final 4 picks.

Today's show features a lengthy NBA chat with TD St. Matthew-Daniel, host of "Make It, Take It: The Podcast." TD breaks down the current state off the NBA, the MVP race, Steph Curry's struggles, the best NBA League Pass teams, and whether LaVar Ball's comments should be taken seriously.

Mitch chats with his former college radio show co-host Kris Scruggs about all things NBA, including Dirk Nowitzki scoring 30,000 career points, Kevin Durant's injury, and the continuing rise of Kawhi Leonard. And George Panossian joins the show to preview this year's Indian Wells tennis tournament, and discuss which top men's player can emerge from "the quarterfinal of death," which includes Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, & Rafael Nadal.

Mitch chats with CJ Dear about the NFL Scouting Combine, including John Ross' blistering 40 yard dash, Leonard Fournette's impressive workout, and whether there's any doubt that Myles Garrett will be the first overall pick in the draft. And Tom Weisenbach (37:38 mark) stops by for a lengthy discussion on college basketball, and to examine which teams are contenders heading into March Madness.

Today's show features a preview of the four-day NFL Scouting Combine, as Sean Sullivan & Matt Wittenberg discuss which players could turn some heads, and who needs to put on a good performance to improve their draft stock. And Tyler Tesson joins the show (51:30 mark)to break down the NHL trade deadline, analyze the trade that sent Kevin Shattenkirk to Washington, & share his thoughts on the 40th anniversary of the iconic hockey movie "Slap Shot."

On today's show Mitch chats with Nicole Filia, the Director of New Media at Unmute. In this fascinating conversation, Nicole discusses growing up in a small town, her journey to make it in the entertainment industry, working at the NFL Network, and how Unmute has the potential to reinvent social communication.

On today's episode Mitch chats with NFL Network's Teemon Amiri. Topics include the grind of an NFL season, the Raiders long term future, the Lakers/Kobe Bryant's legacy, & where Rocky IV ranks in sports movie history.