The original "Greek Freak" joins us to talk about building his own brand as a Celtics reporter, playing basketball professionally in Greece, and how he created Red's Army.

Our main guy Brendan Hall calls in from his man cave to talk about marketing Hudl to football coaches, his time building the ESPN Boston high school sports brand, and why Thanksgiving football is so important in Massachusetts.

We take a backseat as Steve Buckley and Jerry Crasnick take us on a tour of the Portland Press Herald newsroom back when these two legends started their careers in the industry. Steve also shares what his experience at The Athletic has been like and what it was like auditioning with Keith Olbermann at ESPN. 

Gabby joins us to share what it's like as a sports anchor and multimedia journalist for NBC Connecticut!

Our man David tells us what the graduate program is like at Northwestern's prestigious Medill School of Journalism, his experiences broadcasting baseball games in Cape Cod, and why Mike Tirico is one of his favorite broadcasters.

Berkshire Eagle sports columnist Howard Herman energizes us with some talk about UMass football, Duncan Robinson, and his daily routine working from home.

Red Sox beat reporter Julian McWilliams comes on to tell some awesome stories about the 2020 Fenway Park media experience, carving out his niche at The Boston Globe, and asking the Oakland Athletics team trainer to examine a quad injury.

Pete hops on the podcast to talk about his role covering high school and Dartmouth athletics at the Valley News in the Vermont/New Hampshire Upper Valley, his student experience at Ohio University, and what life is like as a recent college grad living in a small town. 

Greg returns to the great state of Connecticut (through Zoom) to chat with Alexa about covering UConn women's basketball and the WNBA.

Mr. Rhode Island joins us to talk about covering all things RI sports for the Pawtucket Times and Woonsocket Call. We delve into the Providence College basketball team culture, how Brendan approaches talking to Triple-A players down in Pawtucket, and the methods he has used to get familiar with the high school football coaches of Patriots stars such as Julian Edelman and James White.