The Bandwagon

In possibly the most high concept (derogatory) segment to date, Nick and Declan draft NFL team monikers based on how desirable they would be as jobs. Also featured in the episode is an oddly large amount of Joe Biden discussion, script ideas for Cocaine Bear 2, and a special edition of comparison corner in honor of Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers.

Live from the U.K., it’s the Bandwagon! To celebrate our beloved Indianapolis Colts taking down the Washington Commanders in London, this week’s episode is devoted to all things British. MLB media personality and soccer aficionado David Korn joins the show to help Declan pick out a favorite premiere league team before a Comparison Corner look at what Colts players have in common with British things.

A team change! We’re Washington Commanders fans now after their shocking 33-31 upset over the Seattle Seahawks. Plus: the pod goes leftist with a ranking of how evil each MLB franchises is and a “Commies as Commies” comparison corner.

“Sportsmaxxing” — a Bandwagon original term — describes the overly constant role that sports has come to play in day-to-day life for Gen Z. Why did this happen? What are the implications? All that — plus some discussion of the Seattle Seahawks and their similarities to various Emmy winners — in this week’s episode of the Bandwagon.

Once called the “greatest sports show” in the history of GW’s college radio station, The Bandwagon is the only sports show that never loses. At the start of every NFL season, we’re die hard fans of whoever won the last Super Bowl — until they lose, and our allegiances switch to the team that beat them.

In our grand returning to podcasting, we discuss the Seattle Seahawks and whether or not they only managed to win the Super Bowl last year through committing a second Watergate.