The Silver brothers are back and here to talk all things NFL playoffs as the door has closed on a bizarre regular season. First and foremost, they address their week 1 recap titled, "Back on the Dwayne Gang," a saying that could not have aged any worse than it did. They also make sure to say their goodbyes to the teams who were eliminated last Sunday and discuss the controversy surrounding Doug Pederson, who seemingly tanked the Eagles' final matchup against the Washington Football Team. The majority of the episode focuses on the 14 playoff teams and the Wild Card Weekend matchups, as Greg and Robbie offer their EXPERT analysis and predict how each game will play out. Who will be this year's Super Bowl champ? Find out on this exquisite playoff preview.

The NBA is back and so are Greg and JJ with a long list of what they like, what they dislike, and what to expect in this new season. While there may be no fans in attendance (unless you're in Florida), people around the world are still in desperate need of distraction and means of filling their time. With this new episode, Greg and JJ hope to bring you some insight, or, at the very least, entertainment in their long discussion of hot takes and basketball banter.

The Silver siblings pick up right where they left off from the previous episode and hold back no emotion as they continue to recall wild times from the past. The episode starts off focusing on their favorite childhood video game, Rock Band, and transitions into their competitive nature. Natalie, Greg, and Robbie are indeed all horrible losers, but who is the least bad? And what constitutes a "slap" in the music world? Have all your questions answered in the latter half of this two-part holiday special.

As the Silver family makes its return home for the holidays, it's time to reflect on the good, the bad, and the ugly of their childhood memories. Robbie Silver makes another return while the eldest Silver, Natalie, shines in her debut Poddy Train Me appearance. Join us for this first segment of the two-part holiday special filled with energy, laughter, and a constant flow of witty remarks.

After eight months of living through a global health crisis, all eyes turned toward the pivotal 2020 presidential election. Greg is joined by his good friend and housemate, Ian Weeks, who reflects on their experience together working the polls in Goleta, CA. After spending four days with a diverse group of strangers, Greg and Ian have a long series of stories to tell. Some of them are funny, some are uplifting, and some are frustrating, but almost each and every one of them is bizarre. While this particular group of poll workers was extremely diverse, which, after all, is what makes America great, they all valued the right to vote and letting others have their voices heard. It is truly an experience that Greg, Ian, and the rest of the staff will never forget, and we encourage you to join them on this journey as they relive this historic period in their young lives.

It's the most unconventional NFL season we've experienced in our lifetimes, so why not have an early awards show? Greg and JJ have a total of seven awards to give out for the first month of football, each with a primary nomination and an honorable mention. Awards include the typical MVP and Rookie of the Year, but there are also a couple of wild cards stolen from other sports and television. The episode ends with one of the most eclectic "Shoutout To..." segments that Poddy Train Me has ever seen. And please, remember to vote this upcoming election. Now go have yourselves a listen!

As we approach the fourth week of the football season, Poddy Train Me welcomes NFL Total Access host MJ Acosta-Ruiz to the show. Acosta-Ruiz is the first ever Afro-Latina to host a show on NFL Network, and she and Greg discuss the newest chapter in her young career and how she got there. They also get into the details of the current season and her potential Super Bowl teams, as Acosta-Ruiz reveals some of her favorite personalities around the league. As always, episode ends with a special shoutout on each end.

Now that the NBA Finals are set, Greg and JJ talk Lakers, Heat and why they've both made it this far into the playoffs. The Heat are the clear underdog heading into this series, but will they be able to silence the doubters once and for all with an NBA Title? Or will LeBron James and Anthony Davis be too much for the Eastern Conference champs? Episode includes Big Boy Questions and a heartfelt shoutout.

JJ is back and ready to rock and roll! He and Greg discuss the NBA bubble's biggest upset as the Denver Nuggets win three consecutive must-win games to eliminate Kawhi Leonard and the heavily favored Los Angeles Clippers. Once they complete the long discussion about both teams in that shocking series, they move over to the Eastern Conference and Bam Adebayo's block to secure the Miami Heat a Game 1 victory over the Boston Celtics. The final leg of the episode features the long-awaited "Are You With It?" and a fantasy football discussion as the NFL launches into Week 2.

Robbie Silver makes a triumphant return as he and Greg break down all the action from the first NFL Sunday of 2020. The dynamic pair kicks things off with a recap of the latest news from the NBA playoffs, and they don't forget to praise their new favorite team in the bubble. Then they dive into an overview of each game from Sunday and share a few outrageous opinions and stories throughout the process. Greg and Robbie end the show by looking ahead to a historic week two in their household. Special segments include "Every Slap Tells a Story," "Way Too Early Conclusions," and as always, "Shoutout To..."