Spaghetti Junction Boys

Doc and Quirk dip their toes into politics as they welcome on Phyllis Mueller, the Chief of Staff for Idyllwild, California mayor Max II, the multi-term golden retriever. They discuss Max's feelings on the postal service, if he accepts Milkbone bribes, is there a limit to how many puns can one use, filming a commercial with Ryan Reynolds, and more. The guys also discuss the Dak Prescott contract extension, how to get Jerry Jones to draft you, how to make MLB fun again, whether or not Doc sounded like a pollywog he was unfamiliar with, and more.

Ben and Quirk welcome on 1996 Heisman Trophy winner, six-year NFL veteran, and executive director of Desire Street Ministries, Danny Wuerffel. The Florida Gator discusses a wide range of topics including one-liners from Steve Spurrier, playing flag football with Michael Vick, hearing his name called for the Heisman, burns he's heard from Georgia fans, and when Quirk will know to shave his head. More importantly, Wuerffel discusses his work with Desire Street, what drives him to help, and how our listeners can get involved.

Ben and Michael spend an inordinate amount of time discussing the Arby's Meat Mountain sandwich, a Florida Man giving himself a helping hand in the Wal-Mart parking lot, when is an appropriate age to start drinking coffee, Gen-Z lingo, Jerry Jones and Jerry Richardson's wild conversations at the league meetings, Tiger Woods, and more.

Ben and Michael spend an inordinate amount of time discussing the Arby's Meat Mountain sandwich, a Florida Man giving himself a helping hand in the Wal-Mart parking lot, when is an appropriate age to start drinking coffee, Gen-Z lingo, Jerry Jones and Jerry Richardson's wild conversations at the league meetings, Tiger Woods, and more.

Ben and Michael spend an inordinate amount of time discussing the Arby's Meat Mountain sandwich, a Florida Man giving himself a helping hand in the Wal-Mart parking lot, when is an appropriate age to start drinking coffee, Gen-Z lingo, Jerry Jones and Jerry Richardson's wild conversations at the league meetings, Tiger Woods, and more.

Doc and Michael welcome on 1993 Heisman Trophy winner and 11-year NBA veteran guard Charlie Ward. The College Football Hall of Famer discusses his recruitment to Florida State, how views on quarterback height may have changed his career arc, how he views one-sport specialization, Pat Riley's suits, and more.

Doc, Ben, and Quirk welcome on former Marlins team president and host of Nothing Personal, David Samson. David talks about what South Florida needs to do to see success in baseball, why the Braves are run really well and what makes a "good job" in MLB, why MLB Q-ratings are so low, publicly-funded stadiums, among other topics. The guys then discuss the pains on your nipples training for a marathon, Ben's obsession with the movie Pan's Labyrinth, the Super Bowl streaker, and more.

Doc, Ben, and Quirk welcome on former Marlins team president and host of Nothing Personal, David Samson. David talks about what South Florida needs to do to see success in baseball, why the Braves are run really well and what makes a "good job" in MLB, why MLB Q-ratings are so low, publicly-funded stadiums, among other topics. The guys then discuss the pains on your nipples training for a marathon, Ben's obsession with the movie Pan's Labyrinth, the Super Bowl streaker, and more.

Doc, Ben, and Quirk welcome on former Marlins team president and host of Nothing Personal, David Samson. David talks about what South Florida needs to do to see success in baseball, why the Braves are run really well and what makes a "good job" in MLB, why MLB Q-ratings are so low, publicly-funded stadiums, among other topics. The guys then discuss the pains on your nipples training for a marathon, Ben's obsession with the movie Pan's Labyrinth, the Super Bowl streaker, and more.

Quirk, Doc, and NFL All-Pro running back Michael Turner break down the upcoming Super Bowl between the Chiefs and Bucs from upstairs at Rosati's. They also discuss the implications on Tampa area strip clubs, what foods each state Googled most for the game last year, if there should be a federal holiday on Monday, and more.