So I guess you could all this the season finale, but we're not really going anywhere. It's time to talk about how Tim and Paul Cooke (along with a dozen other hot guys) pulled off the largest wiffs event in over a decade...in the middle of a 100 year pandemic. That's it. That's the pod.

We are on the precipice of the largest tournament in over a decade and I, your lovely host...will be missing it. Big sad. But much like this show, it's not about me, it's about the GOYME. Caleb Jonkman and Bryan Weiss join us to make our predictions regarding bracket winners, final four, and king poop. Oh and by the way I edited some important stuff out of this episode, to be released AFTER the tournament. Stand by.

It's a relaxed fit episode this week as we sit down with Niffman, Swan Erhardt, and Winny to discuss just what GAUL is and what makes it so special. Don't mind the constant cursing in the background, we were just watching the Yankees lose to an inferior team as we talked wiffs. Ya hate to see it folks!

You know what really give me a wiffy sitffy? New formats. And wouldn't ya know we just happened to have the UWIFF format drop on us this past week. Join us as we unpack the ins and outs of what is surely one of the most unique events we've ever seen in the wiff world. And one thing's for sure...this October we're all gonna have a hard ass peenitch.

It was a big one today in the booth as we sat down with Nick Lea to discuss his breakout NWLA performance, his hopes for the Dragons in MAW, and his thoughts on the looming UWIFF tournament. Stay tuned for a surprise guest entry half way through the episode...

In what may very well be the greatest wiffleball podcast episode in the history of wiffleball podcasts, Stein and Toast tackle four guests. On the first half of the show we sit down with Tom Gannon and Adam Tanic as they break down their attempt to claim the Guinness world record for longest wiffleball game ever played. And then...it gets wild as Uncle JSlick himself makes history by being the first three-time guest. Oh, and there's someone with him this week to tell Stein just how wrong he really is about the Phenoms...

We finish up our two part saga on the OPEN, this time hearing from (half of) the LumberJacks. Uncle JSlick himself makes his second appearance on the show and he shares his thoughts on the infamous radar gun moment, but we also talk about MAW, UWIFF, and the implications of the MASSIVE shakeups in GSWL yard. You don't wanna miss this one, folks.

The GSWL OPEN came and went and in its wake we are left with very few surprises. After a small hiatus Stein and Toast welcome Danny Haverty back along with teammate Jimmy Flynn to discuss the event as a whole, their aspirations for UWIFF, and, of course, the infamous top 12 game that lead to Game Over pulling the radar gun out on Josh Pagano.

You heard it here first, ya bums! Here are my predictions on how folks will do at the OPEN. Let's see just who very very wrong i am.

The MAW title belt is back in the studio...only this time it's held by a different team. We welcome Gino Joseph (who sounds freakishly like Connor) and Brice Clark into the studio to hear about how this team full of unpolished players managed to beat the crap out of some of the best teams in the world. Unrelated, good luck to everyone at Staten Island this weekend!