First and foremost, we hope you all are staying happy and staying healthy. The Coronavirus is the most prominent thing going on not just in the world, but in the world of sports. Jason, Sam, and Josh dive into how the virus has impacted the world of sports. They also discuss the possibility of the NBA returning this year and if it does, what will the playoffs look like? We hope you all enjoy, and as always, thank you for listening.

Episode 40. Thank you so much to everyone who has supported this podcast from the beginning. Getting to episode 40 seemed so distance when this show started and yet here it is. The show has grow so much recently and it has been a blessing. Thank you all so much. This episode starts of with a recap of Sam and Jason’s week, then they jump right into ESPN’s power rankings of the NBA and who is the front runner for the NBA MVP race. Next, they debate who will get in the playoffs, more specifically, the 8th seed in the western conference. Then Sam and Jason talk about how the Coronavirus will impact the world of sports now, and moving forward. Lastly, Jason gives a review (spoiler) of “The Invisible Man.”

Episode 39 features collegiate golfer Jake Littlejohn of La Verne College. Jake joins Sam and Jason for the show to talk about his life as a golfer - starting from his time at Roseville High School and then moving his way to the collegiate level. As tradition would have it, Sam puts Jason and Jake through a “Grill The Guest” segment and lastly, Sam, Jason, and Jake discuss the Sacramento Kings, the NBA, the NFL draft, and NFL free agency. We hope you enjoy, and as always, thanks for listening.

Warning - Episode 38 is explicit. Sam and Jason kick off the show by talking about their week and how it went, while also briefly discussing Jason’s new tattoo and the story behind it. Then Jason has a NSFW “Listen Up” rant about men on social media downplaying and trashing Sabrina Ionescu becoming the first player in men or women’s basketball division 1 history to have 2k points, 1k assists, and 1k rebounds. It doesn’t happen often, but if you’ve never heard Jason swear, you will now. Then Sam and Jason talk about a transgender athletes sports question that was asked to them earlier in the week and lastly, dive into story lines from the NBA and with the Sacramento Kings. We hope you enjoy, and as always, thanks for listening.

Episode 37 breaks down as such - the first 45 minutes of the show Sam and Jason break down everything that happened during All-Star weekend. From 46 minutes to the end of the show, Sam and Jason talk about two of the most serious topics that have ever been discussed on the show. The Astros cheating scandal - what should and what shouldn’t be the punishment? And the Myles Garrett incident now that he has been reinstated - did the NFL miss an opportunity to make a statement and how is this situation similar and not similar to the Ray Rice incident from a couple years ago? As always, thanks for listening.

Episode 36 is all about family. Since the NFL season is over, Sam and Jason take an episode break from sports and bring in Pat Toomey, Sam’s father. From stories about Sam and Jason, to their friend, James Jones and his outrageous camping trip from hell in honor of his 21st birthday, to Pat telling a story about Sam’s brother punching him in the face, the guys cover it all with some added golf and tennis talk thrown in there for good measure. This episode is full of laughs and crazy stories. We hope you enjoy and as always, thanks for listening.

Episode 35 is a longer episode but for good reason because it features an inside scoop to the Kansas City as Cam Anderson drops by the show. As a Chiefs fan, Cam was IN KANSAS CITY for the Super Bowl and got to experience not only the atmosphere of the game, but also the celebrations after the win. After the Super Bowl discussion, Jason rants about why Josh Jacobs should’ve been the offensive rookie of the year. Then, Sam, Cam, and Jason all tell their weirdest grocery store / supermarket work stories. And lastly, the guys catch up with Cam on what he has been doing the past few months. We hope you enjoy, as always, thanks for listening.

Episode 34 starts off with an 8 second moment of silence for Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and the other passengers who were killed in a tragic helicopter crash over the weekend. As a show, we send our deepest condolences to the families. As far as the rest of the show goes, former teammate of Sam and Jason’s, Sean Granucci drops by the show to discuss Kobe and his legacy, while also discussing the 49ers being in the Super Bowl. Sam and Jason then compete for Sean’s votes in “Move The Sticks.” We hope you enjoy and as always, thanks for listening.

Episode 33 is a special one because officially, the Nothing To Say: The Fan’s Podcast has crossed over 1000 listens, has been played in 6 different countries, and over 18 states. We are truly thankful for all the support! This episode goes into a deep dive on the AFC and NFC championship games, as well as an early super bowl preview. Sam introduces a new segment - “Move The Sticks” and the guys finish up the episode talking about the new Star Wars movie which was ... not good. Hope you enjoy, and as always - thanks for listening.

THE BEST OF THE DECADE EPISODE!!! This episode was planned weeks in advance and kicking off episode 32, Sam and Jason talk about an extraordinary wildcard weekend and the craziness that ensued. Then, the guys do a deep dive on their best team, and best franchise from the NFL, NBA, MLB, and best team overall encompassing every sport as well as college. Also best sports moments and players from the decade. It’s a long episode because it’s filled with information and analysis. Enjoy! (The episode ends exactly at 2 hours, the app we use won’t let us go longer than that.)