Ahead of this weekend's NFL playoff games, Bagman lays out the 'very easy' path he sees for the Rams to advance all the way to the Super Bowl.

The Penalty Assessing Robot has found some transgressions in this week's show, and she's making Daniel go out and explain himself.

Hopefully, this won't become a regular feature. Which would also mean that Daniel isn't messing up facts and numbers all the time.

Daniel is back to talk about how Michigan-Alabama reminded him of a historical war documentary, and a group of deserving sports figures are celebrated as the 'Winners of the Week" including that iconic strawberry pop tart.

Bagman starts 2024 off with a belated to reaction to the disastrous Chargers - Raiders Thursday Night Football game that got everyone fired, and discusses why he's concerned about the recent Lakers stretch.

If you’ve ever struggled with feeling like your creativity is going nowhere, hope this is helpful and/or relatable.

…And if you’re just here for the sports, and Hall of Fame debate breaks out halfway through.

Thanks for listening all these years, it’s what keeps me going here. More #QualityRadio on the way.

- Daniel

Daniel returns to discuss why The News Snail no longer has faith in committees following the fallout surrounding the College Football Playoff, the show struggles with basic timing elements, and we unveil the College Football-themed 'Words of the Week'

Bagman celebrates LAFC reaching the MLS Cup Final, explains why UCLA has been so hesitant to fire Chip Kelly, and why Lincoln Riley is a genius for the way he's handled the entire situation.

Daniel explains why the In-Season Tournament is one of the best things to happen to basketball, and counts down the words of the week covering everything from Auburn's embarrassing loss, to James Madison being named after founding father James Madison, to Charissa Thompson's very unwise decision.

Bagman returns the airwaves as a full time contributor to discuss why the Lakers should trade for Zack Leavine and Alex Caruso.

The 'Word of the Week' committee announces some new changes for the show after a major meeting, and Daniel breaks down the top stories of the week from the Steelers still hanging around, to a college football game that featured the winning and losing coach getting fired.