Speaking for Sport

After somewhat unsuccessfully letting the pain go of the Cowboys 2022 playoff loss, minus King Julien, Tre Blanco and Daniel levy their criticisms at the Cowboys up and down offseason including weird free agency drama, some missed opportunities to bring in outside help and a few questionable draft decisions.

After a long hiatus, Daniel, D.R., Terrell and Tre Blanco (Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill) kick off season three by breaking down the NIL-induced rant by Nick Saban and the entire fallout thereafter. This episode has it all from Terrell Huff doing a Jimbo Fisher accent to D.R. telling people what makes people more effective at their jobs. It's well worth the two-hour run time.

It's been quite the year, but at the end of the day, the H will always be for Hell.

Thanks everyone for listening! 

Zipp sits down with sports journalist D.R. Lewis to talk about the first year of the H Is For Hell, life as a writer, and plenty of other non-sports related tangents. 

Zipp's thoughts on the first 'home' game of the Houston Gamblers of the newly revived United States Football League.

Zipp's back with the results of March Sadness, his thoughts on the Astros' first series with the Angels, and the (merciful) end to the Houston Rocket's season. Also, April 30th will be the season finale of The H Is For Hell, so make sure to tune in for the schedule leading up to it! 

This week, the baseball lockout is over, Deshaun Watson will hopefully be leaving the Texans, and Zipp makes his March Madness bracket choices based entirely off whether or not he knows someone who went to the school. 

In preparation for March Madness, Zipp talks about the rise and fall of the Houston Comets, the first WNBA dynasty.

This week, Zipp rants about the Slam Dunk contest and Jalen Green's lackluster performance.

This week, Zipp cheers on the failing of the Big 3 in Brooklyn, brainstorms a hockey team name for Houston, and admits he was wrong about the MLB lockout leading to games being cancelled.