Relatively Speaking Podcast

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back and better than ever. In fact, you can ask anybody about the return of the Relatively Speaking Podcast, and you know what they would tell you? "The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back and better than ever."

On this edition of the show, the guys continue to touch on basketball related subjects even though no games are being played.

But wait... we lied! There are games taking place. It just so happens to be in Ice Cube's BIG3 league.

After the show begins with Joseph discussing his walloping of family members during a Frisbee game at his daughter's graduation party, the hot-takes begin.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Philadelphia 76ers have a small Twitter beef going. The guys discuss how it is harmless, yet incredibly delightful.

With the BIG3 starting, yet airing on tape delay, Jared and Joseph discuss the prospects for the league. Both admit they will tune in to give it a shot, but aren't too optimistic about the entire situation.

The hosts openly ponder the current situation of D'Angelo Russell. Furthermore, are concerned that Magic Johnson gave up on the young guard far too soon (Joseph also fears Magic might be West Coast Phil Jackson).

If you can rewrite any TV show or movie and save a character that was previously killed off, who would it be and why?

If a food were president, would pizza be the leader of the free world and corn be the vice president? This was likely our most hotly debated part of the podcast.

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The other guy is over @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back and better than ever. In fact, you can ask anybody about the return of the Relatively Speaking Podcast, and you know what they would tell you? "The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back and better than ever."

On this edition of the show, the guys continue to touch on basketball related subjects even though no games are being played.

But wait... we lied! There are games taking place. It just so happens to be in Ice Cube's BIG3 league.

After the show begins with Joseph discussing his walloping of family members during a Frisbee game at his daughter's graduation party, the hot-takes begin.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Philadelphia 76ers have a small Twitter beef going. The guys discuss how it is harmless, yet incredibly delightful.

With the BIG3 starting, yet airing on tape delay, Jared and Joseph discuss the prospects for the league. Both admit they will tune in to give it a shot, but aren't too optimistic about the entire situation.

The hosts openly ponder the current situation of D'Angelo Russell. Furthermore, are concerned that Magic Johnson gave up on the young guard far too soon (Joseph also fears Magic might be West Coast Phil Jackson).

If you can rewrite any TV show or movie and save a character that was previously killed off, who would it be and why?

If a food were president, would pizza be the leader of the free world and corn be the vice president? This was likely our most hotly debated part of the podcast.

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The other guy is over @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back and is without a 2017 NBA Draft hangover. In fact, it is back with such great happiness that it got to consume the draft that it might name its first podcast baby "2017 NBA Draft."

In what is obviously the biggest thing happening in the sports world, Jared and Joseph discuss all things draft-related.

There was a lot to go through after the 2017 NBA Draft. Some picks, guys falling, and a few trades that seemed awfully one-sided. It is a lot for the casual fan to consume. Have no fear, however, because Jared and Joseph are here to ease that burden for the casual fan.

Also, to make bad jokes.

Did the Bulls get swindled on Thursday night?

Why is Chicago rebuilding without draft picks?

Phil Jackson's relationship with Kristaps Porzingis is not ideal.

What are the Knicks doing?

Joseph believes the much ballyhooed Sacramento draft class isn't actually good.

Will Danny Ainge ever use any of his assets to do anything of worth?

The Philadelphia 76ers have trusted the process. Does it have a payoff anytime soon?

Player comparisons are lazy and mostly way off... and yet we still made a few.

Did the Lakers get it wrong by trading away a young prospect just to dump salary?

How did we consume the draft coverage?

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

If you're feeling froggy, jump! Also, follow @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back and is without a 2017 NBA Draft hangover. In fact, it is back with such great happiness that it got to consume the draft that it might name its first podcast baby "2017 NBA Draft."

In what is obviously the biggest thing happening in the sports world, Jared and Joseph discuss all things draft-related.

There was a lot to go through after the 2017 NBA Draft. Some picks, guys falling, and a few trades that seemed awfully one-sided. It is a lot for the casual fan to consume. Have no fear, however, because Jared and Joseph are here to ease that burden for the casual fan.

Also, to make bad jokes.

Did the Bulls get swindled on Thursday night?

Why is Chicago rebuilding without draft picks?

Phil Jackson's relationship with Kristaps Porzingis is not ideal.

What are the Knicks doing?

Joseph believes the much ballyhooed Sacramento draft class isn't actually good.

Will Danny Ainge ever use any of his assets to do anything of worth?

The Philadelphia 76ers have trusted the process. Does it have a payoff anytime soon?

Player comparisons are lazy and mostly way off... and yet we still made a few.

Did the Lakers get it wrong by trading away a young prospect just to dump salary?

How did we consume the draft coverage?

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

If you're feeling froggy, jump! Also, follow @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is here to ease your basketball blues. Sure, both the NBA and college basketball seasons are over, but to those who have their heaven only be 10-feed off the ground, we're here to make sure you find your religion.

On this special edition of the podcast, Cole Zwicker joins as a special guest to help sort through all of the 2017 NBA Draft hoopla.

Among the things discussed:

Cole is a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

Everyone loves Donovan Mitchell.

Cole gets pretty excited about fighting ghosts.

What is a Luke Kennard and how awful are player-on-player comparisons?

Is Kelly Olynyk the least attractive vampire of all the times?

What should Boston and Los Angeles do with its picks?

Jordan Bell gets a ton of love while the center position is mostly relegated to being the running backs of the NBA.

People love Josh Jackson, but there are some legitimate concerns.

Joseph goes on his usual Malachi Richardson rant that results in him asking Cole if he too hates fake-draft Twitter.

We would like to thank Cole for being on the Relatively Speaking Podcast. In our not so humble opinions, he's a rising NBA Draft analyst star and you should all follow him and his work.

Cole can be found on the mean streets of Twitter @ColeZwicker.

Jared is hanging out in the dark recesses over @JMintzHoops.

Joseph doesn't know how to use the future-device @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is here to ease your basketball blues. Sure, both the NBA and college basketball seasons are over, but to those who have their heaven only be 10-feed off the ground, we're here to make sure you find your religion.

On this special edition of the podcast, Cole Zwicker joins as a special guest to help sort through all of the 2017 NBA Draft hoopla.

Among the things discussed:

Cole is a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

Everyone loves Donovan Mitchell.

Cole gets pretty excited about fighting ghosts.

What is a Luke Kennard and how awful are player-on-player comparisons?

Is Kelly Olynyk the least attractive vampire of all the times?

What should Boston and Los Angeles do with its picks?

Jordan Bell gets a ton of love while the center position is mostly relegated to being the running backs of the NBA.

People love Josh Jackson, but there are some legitimate concerns.

Joseph goes on his usual Malachi Richardson rant that results in him asking Cole if he too hates fake-draft Twitter.

We would like to thank Cole for being on the Relatively Speaking Podcast. In our not so humble opinions, he's a rising NBA Draft analyst star and you should all follow him and his work.

Cole can be found on the mean streets of Twitter @ColeZwicker.

Jared is hanging out in the dark recesses over @JMintzHoops.

Joseph doesn't know how to use the future-device @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back with more vengeance than Bruce Willis after a hangover. Also, the original Die Hard is most certainly not a Christmas movie.

There is a lot of things happening in sports even though the only games being played are in Major League Baseball. The guys attempt to jump in with the best, most scorching hot takes this side of the Milky Way galaxy.

To start the show, Joseph comes at Christopher Nolan hard. He argues that the Batman trilogy director, as well as other comic movie directors, stole their "grit" approach to the main characters from Raphielle in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The Golden State Warriors are the champs and the game seems set for them to win another next season unless another super team rises from the ashes. Can that even happen?

Jerry West is leaving Golden State to join the Los Angeles Clippers. What do we make of it?

The NCAA "penalized" the Louisville Cardinals for the entire hooker/stripper scandal. What are Jared and Joseph's takes?

The super-fight that will certainly sucker plenty of people out of their money is officially happening. The hosts discuss how Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor is all spectacle and no-go, but why they will watch anyway.

To finish the show, the Relatively Speaking Podcast answers your most important questions.

You can follow Jared on Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The other can is over @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back with more vengeance than Bruce Willis after a hangover. Also, the original Die Hard is most certainly not a Christmas movie.

There is a lot of things happening in sports even though the only games being played are in Major League Baseball. The guys attempt to jump in with the best, most scorching hot takes this side of the Milky Way galaxy.

To start the show, Joseph comes at Christopher Nolan hard. He argues that the Batman trilogy director, as well as other comic movie directors, stole their "grit" approach to the main characters from Raphielle in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The Golden State Warriors are the champs and the game seems set for them to win another next season unless another super team rises from the ashes. Can that even happen?

Jerry West is leaving Golden State to join the Los Angeles Clippers. What do we make of it?

The NCAA "penalized" the Louisville Cardinals for the entire hooker/stripper scandal. What are Jared and Joseph's takes?

The super-fight that will certainly sucker plenty of people out of their money is officially happening. The hosts discuss how Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor is all spectacle and no-go, but why they will watch anyway.

To finish the show, the Relatively Speaking Podcast answers your most important questions.

You can follow Jared on Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The other can is over @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back to air the greatest edition of any podcast in the history of live noises being recorded through third-hand applications!

In fact, you can ask anybody, and you know what they would tell you? "The Relatively Speaking Podcast recorded the best third-hand application podcast in the history of podcasts." Said anybody.

On this edition, the show opens with Joseph becoming Facebook Joseph. Since he doesn't have an actual Facebook account, preventing him from talking about dad things or hot-takes, he casually ponders dad stuff with his face-orifice open and noises coming out. It is riveting.

After Jared gets him back on the rails:

Aaron Judge is playing baseball as if he's made three shots in a row in NBA Jam. This is great for the slapstick, but the guys want the nation to cool down on the talk of him being the face of Major League Baseball.

The NBA Finals is quickly coming to a close. The guys try to make a case that maybe Cleveland can come back, then decide it is probably over after Game 5.

A random discussion about the television program Community breaks out. It is probably the seven greatest minutes in the greatest recorded podcast ever.

Absurd Questions closes the show. Joseph asks Jared if he would rather live in the Metal Gear, Final Fantasy VII or Last of Us universes. Jared sends a query toward Joseph what team he has rooted against the hardest in his life.

Follow Jared on Twitter @JmintzHoops.

Joseph can be found @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back to air the greatest edition of any podcast in the history of live noises being recorded through third-hand applications!

In fact, you can ask anybody, and you know what they would tell you? "The Relatively Speaking Podcast recorded the best third-hand application podcast in the history of podcasts." Said anybody.

On this edition, the show opens with Joseph becoming Facebook Joseph. Since he doesn't have an actual Facebook account, preventing him from talking about dad things or hot-takes, he casually ponders dad stuff with his face-orifice open and noises coming out. It is riveting.

After Jared gets him back on the rails:

Aaron Judge is playing baseball as if he's made three shots in a row in NBA Jam. This is great for the slapstick, but the guys want the nation to cool down on the talk of him being the face of Major League Baseball.

The NBA Finals is quickly coming to a close. The guys try to make a case that maybe Cleveland can come back, then decide it is probably over after Game 5.

A random discussion about the television program Community breaks out. It is probably the seven greatest minutes in the greatest recorded podcast ever.

Absurd Questions closes the show. Joseph asks Jared if he would rather live in the Metal Gear, Final Fantasy VII or Last of Us universes. Jared sends a query toward Joseph what team he has rooted against the hardest in his life.

Follow Jared on Twitter @JmintzHoops.

Joseph can be found @JosephNardone.