Speaking for Sport

On this episode of TBP&G, Tre Blanco and Sous Boy Davidson talk about Randy Gregory taking aim at Mike Nolan, the recently-fired Cowboys defensive coordinator, about his lack of use last year, begin to talk about the Cowboys on Hard Knocks, Michael Irvin's old school mentality on the COVID vaccine and finally ESPN's WR rankings and the snubbing of Amari Cooper. 

Zipp finally has access to the podcast account so now these episode descriptions are gonna give him a fair shake. Join him this week as he continues his coverage of Houstonians participating in the Tokyo Summer Olympics! 

The glorious return of Austin Brezina means the OG crew is back in the saddle to talk about Cole Beasley leading the charge agaisnt COVID-19 vaccinations in the NFL and where the league goes from here after clarifying its penalties for teams who cause outbreaks. Then, Is This Your King breaks down into a holy mess centered around Dabo Swinney and Texas A&M. 

Zip struggles to decide if the Milwaukee Bucks NBA finals win is miraculous or impressive before talking about Aaron Rodgers getting an NBA ring as a minority owner of the Bucks and celebrating Giannis Antetokounmpo and P.J. Tucker. He then delves into the athletes from Houston representing the U.S. in the 2020 Olympics wherein he proceeds to eff up every name he touches including the always hard-to-say Brittney Griner, one of the most famous women basketball players to ever exist. 

What time to record!

Mariana Ovalle brings the Capricorn energy for a second straight week, as she teams up with Julien Owens (King Julien Podcast) and Edd White (Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill), and of course, D.R. and Terrell to recap the season of Loki that was. It's almost as dynamic as Jonathan Majors' Marvel debut. 

Julien Owens of the King Julien Podcast joins the gang for a second-straight week to talk about the battle between the students and the University of Texas over the Eyes of Texas fight song before talking about the NBA Finals on "Lighten the Fuck Up" and Space Jam 2 critics during Is This Your King? 

Then they end the show with a SERIOUSLY heated debate about Will Smith. 

Zip goes full baseball mode this week, as he talks about the spectacular mash-off that was the MLB's home run derby, before talking about the Houston Astros not participating in the MLB All-Star game despite having some selections. Then, he discusses the Yankees comeuppance against the Houston Astros courtesy of Jose Altuve despite the Stros narrowly avoiding the sweep against the Bronx Bombers. Finally, he gets into the Astros prospects for the second half of the baseball season before jumping into the MLB removing some rules changes after the 2021 season. 

Check it out this episode if for no other reason other than to see why Zip interrupted Zip mid-season. Wow. 

Tre Blanco (if he can remember) and Sous Boy Davidson return to break down the Cowboys roster position by position ahead of training camp and touch on a few recent developments with the Boys. The ending of this pod is something to behold as well for reasons not going to be spoiled here. 

With Austin Brezina and Daniel Davidson out this week, D.R. and Terrell are joined by Julien Owens and Mariana Ovalle to discuss the details behind Rachel Nichols' racist remarks towards ESPN colleague Maria Taylor and the culture at ESPN which fostered them. 

Then Terrell goes on an extended rant against Stephen A. Smith during "Is This Your King" prompting Julien to declare it the greatest Is This Your King ever? And if you think that's fire, we're not even telling you about all the smoke Mariana brought with her in return to the pod.

Back by popular demand and featuring Zip from H is for Hell, the fellas break down the all-time great sitcom moms by giving each of their top-five lists which have more than a few surprises.