With new developments occurring in the lives of both Greg and Robbie, where does Poddy Train Me go from here? Though the answer will remain unknown to all parties involved, the Silvers wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to reminisce on the past two years of this show, as well as throw in a couple of segments they'd been meaning to get around to. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this extensive discussion involving football, the wizarding world of Harry Potter, and perhaps a word from their last minute sponsor.

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In the second half of the two-part marathon, Greg and Sarina pivot from sports (mostly) and discuss Sarina's latest side project "That's What They Said" a podcast interpreting some of the most unique song lyrics from the 90s. Most importantly, they end the episode by discussing the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v Wade and share some ways in which we can all take action to protect a woman's right to choose. Links are listed above.

With Robbie caught up in a busy summer work schedule, Greg turns to his good friend Sarina Morales to make her long-awaited Poddy Train Me debut. While many Newhouse Syracuse graduates end up in the field of sports journalism, Sarina's path was anything but linear. As she shares her journey from the Bronx to London to New York to Los Angeles, you'll quickly understand how Sarina's internal drive and focus led her to knock down one door after the other. Oh, and did we mention that she learned she was dyslexic, WHILE WORKING AS AN ANCHOR ON SPORTSCENTER? Yeah, wild stuff, and you should check it out right now!

Greg, Alex, and Zevan are keeping their promise to the people delivering a celebratory episode for the Golden State Warriors as they capture their fourth title in just eight years. If you are anything short of PUMPED about this championship run, this episode probably isn't for you. But if you're ready to hear anything and everything Warriors, then join us for another pleasurable and much-less-stressful-than-the-last-time discussion, because as a fan of this team, and this podcast, you earned it. Night night.

After reconnecting prior to 2021 March Madness (see episode 18), Greg has stayed in touch with his kindergarten pals Zevan Shuster and Alex Hutton, especially when it comes to the Golden State Warriors. Now, after a two year hiatus, the Warriors are back in the Western Conference Finals to face the Dallas Mavericks and Alex, Greg, and Zevan are here to process it all. What can we expect to see in the rest of this series? What would winning another championship mean for Golden State? What are the implications of falling short? Is there a better trio out there than Steph, Klay, and Dray? All of these questions will be answered throughout this hourlong special, and we're eternally stoked to have you be a part of it.

Moving away from sports and over to the entertainment for the day, Greg is truly stoked be joined alongside his good friend and stand up comedian Chris Williams. After meeting each other last August at UCSB, the two have bonded over their passion for radio, sports, media and entertainment and today, Chris tells the story of how he got into performing on stage. Among a wide variety of topics discussed on the show, Chris breaks down his everlasting process of writing jokes, explains how he's able to read the room while remaining authentic, and notes a key difference between comics who rise to the top vs. those who sink to the bottom.

So, what's next in an already fascinating journey for Chris? Listen in on this episode to learn more about We The Village Media and his aspirations to open his own comedy club here in Santa Barbara.

We're just two short days away from Super Bowl 56 at SoFi stadium, and Greg and Robbie break down the two championship weekend matchups that ultimately led us to this Bengals vs Rams finale. They also take some time to dive into Sunday's matchup and why fans from both teams have reasons to be either encouraged or apprehensive. Last but not least, need any ideas for your Super Bowl drinking game? No worries, they've got you covered! Sit back, relax, and enjoy this special Super Bowl preview from Poddy Train Me Unliiiiimited.

After one of the most intense weekends of playoff football they can remember, Greg and Robbie recap the Divisional Round, which of course included the 49ers shocking upset in Green Bay. Now, they're forced to grapple with their relationship with the team, their controversial quarterback, and their childhood roots. They move on to discuss the three other wild finishes from last weekend and preview the championship games, Bengals @ Chiefs and 49ers @ Rams. Every Slap Tells a Story continues to make its mark, though only this time, there's one song that holds far more weight than any other.

Picking up right where they left off, the Silvers recap a not-so-super Wild Card Weekend and preview the upcoming matchups for the Divisional Round. If you're a fan of "Every Slap Tells a Story," then you're in luck, as they'll be retroactively designating a slap to every game for every week of the playoffs. Speaking of which, what's your second favorite Sixpence None the Richer song? Enjoy another week of football talk as you head into a full weekend of Bengals @ Titans, the anxiety-inducing 49ers @ Packers, Rams @ Buccaneers, and Bills @ Chiefs.

They're back and ready for some football! The Super Wild Card weekend is coming up fast, and after last year's "Back on the Zane Gang" episode, Greg and Robbie couldn't pass up the opportunity for another playoff preview. First, they say their goodbyes to the teams we won't be seeing again until September, and then they dive deep into this pool of 14 playoff teams. They even offer up a new rule proposal for Commissioner Goodell, based one disgruntled individual's feelings about a certain playoff team. With so much football to discuss, and so many possibilities up in the air, it's time to press play and get ready for a SUPER Wild Card weekend.