The Brolletts with Colt & Greg

The Makeshift Project is made up of Zach Misischia and Brian Conforth, two best friends from Jersey who started filming content in a basement, built one of the most viral channels on the internet, and somehow ended up sitting across from Adam Sandler with Netflix cameras in the room.We got to sit down with Zach, one half of Makeshift, to find out how all of it actually happened.The guilt-trip text that started it all. The first video that blew up. The moment a friend called and said "dude, I think you found your thing." The midnight champagne cork that hit the ceiling when they hit a million subscribers. And the philosophy behind how two regular guys keep landing the biggest guests on the planet.We also played a game where Zach had to guess how many nights their biggest podcast guests could sell out MetLife Stadium. Rey Mysterio. Fluffy. Adam Sandler. And one trick question that got him good.If you're into content creation, podcasting, or just love a great story about two guys who bet on themselves and won, this one is for you.🔥 This episode is brought to you by Stinger Sports: pro-level athletic gear at prices that actually make sense for families. Custom jerseys, pants, hats, batting gloves, and team backpacks for baseball, soccer, volleyball and beyond. Colten is out repping their gear right now and it is legit. Check them out at the link below and tell them The Brolletts sent you.👉 https://www.stingerwoodbats.com/🎙️ Subscribe to The Brolletts for weekly episodes at the intersection of baseball, business, and the creator world.https://www.youtube.com/@thebrolletts8253https://instagram.com/[email protected]📲 Follow Makeshift Projecthttps://www.youtube.com/@Makeshift_Project#MakeshiftProject #ContentCreator #PodcastLife #TheBrolletts #AdamSandler #GoingViral #CreatorEconomy #BaseballDad #PodcastingTips

Spencer Bramwell is a Triple-A catcher in the Miami Marlins organization, and he is "this close" to living the dream every baseball kid has had since they first picked up a glove. In this episode, we sat down with Spencer right before spring training to talk about his offseason grind, the mindset shift that changed everything, and what it really takes to climb from D2 college ball all the way to the doorstep of the Major Leagues.We got into the full story from the draft day phone call that came while he was cleaning out Chromebook carts at an elementary school, the fifth year of college where he said "screw it" and hit .370 with 23 home runs, the reason he points up every time he crosses home plate, and what nobody tells you about the day-to-day grind of minor league baseball.If you have a kid who plays baseball, or if you're an athlete chasing a dream at any level — this episode is for you.🔥 This episode is brought to you by Stinger Sports, the brand making pro-level athletic gear actually affordable for families. Custom jerseys, pants, hats, batting gloves, team backpacks and more for baseball, soccer, volleyball and beyond. Colt is wearing their gear right now and it is legit. Check them out at the link below and tell them The Brolletts sent you.👉 https://stingersports.com🎙️ Subscribe to The Brolletts for weekly episodes on baseball, the grind, and the pursuit of the dream📲 Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thebrolletts

🌻 GIVEAWAY — Free Sunflower Seeds from Chinook Seedery! The first 25 people to drop a comment on this episode get a FREE bag of seeds. Pick between Smokehouse BBQ, Parmesan & Pepper, Jalapeño Ranch, Lemon Pepper with Bobby Witt Jr. and more. Comment below and we'll mail them to you. Courtesy of our friends at Chinook Seedery.Since the very first Pottstown tournament at Sanford, Florida, my dad and I have been in the stands, on the sidelines, and even in the opposing dugout (we were so close to beating them!). So when Adam from CS99TV finally sat down with us, we asked everything. The origin story, the business behind the brand, what they've learned building the most watched youth baseball team on the internet, and most importantly, what's coming in 2026.In this episode we cover: How four friends from South Jersey accidentally built the most viral youth baseball team on the internet The $10,000 loss on their first tournament and why they didn't blink What Adam really thinks about Pottstown being a "distraction" at tournaments The social media advice they give to players, and which players are crushing it on socialHow they're approaching 2 billion YouTube views and what the business actually looks like What's coming in 2026 and why Adam revealed more than he probably planned toIf Pottstown is your favorite team, you need to hear this one.🔔 Subscribe to The Brolletts: a dad and his 13-year-old son navigating baseball, content and business business. 📲 Follow us:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrollettsTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebrolletts⚾ Follow CS99TV & Pottstown:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CS99TVInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cs99tv/#Pottstown #PottstownScoutTeam #CS99TV #YouthBaseball #TheBrolletts #BaseballDad #TravelBaseball

"Fuzzy" went from getting yelled at at the Apple Genius Bar to building a 600,000+ subscriber baseball content empire. In this week's episode, he will tell you exactly how he did it.This episode is brought to you by Stinger Sports. They are one of our all time favorite brands who make premium athletic gear at prices that don't break the bank. From custom uniforms to pro-level gloves, Stinger equips teams with everything they need to look and feel like pros. Check them out at https://stingersports.com and tell them The Brolletts sent you!In this episode, we sit down with Preston Miklich (aka Fuzzyfromyt), one of the biggest baseball creators on YouTube, to break down his journey from working at Apple to creating viral MLB content full-time.What we cover:-The exact moment he decided to quit his job and go all-in on content creation-How one random video (Giancarlo Stanton's revenge homer) opened up his entire MLB recap business-His "spam shorts" strategy: posting 5-10 shorts per day that took him from burnout to breakthrough-Why he stopped obsessing over being "first" and started focusing on his unique perspective-The TubeBuddy hack that redirects all his shorts to long-form videos (and revived a dying video overnight)-How hiring an editor saved his career and bought back his time-His 2026 goals: merch, IRL content, and building something bigger than just gaming content-And moreMake sure to subscribe to  ⁨@thebrolletts8253⁩ for more episodes. And give us a follow on IG at https://instagram.com/thebrolletts

How does a former minor league pitcher become a full-time baseball creator? And how do you convince your wife to quit her job to film baseball videos with you?In this episode of The Brolletts, Greg and Colt sit down with Aiden and Addy Sue McIntyre to explore their journey from pro baseball to full-time content creation and media business. Aiden shares his path from uncomfortable early vlogs as an A's minor leaguer to building a diversified creator business with YouTube, Instagram, newsletters, and brand deals. Addy talks about the decision to leave her corporate job in 2025 to join the business full-time as videographer and operations lead.If you've ever wondered what it actually takes to build a sustainable creator business in baseball, this conversation is for you.⚾ ABOUT AIDEN & ADDY MCINTYREAiden McIntyre is a former Oakland A's minor league pitcher who retired in 2021 and transitioned to full-time baseball content creation. Starting with training videos in 2020, he's built a YouTube channel, newsletter, and social media presence focused on baseball gear reviews, player stories, and the youth baseball community. In 2025 his wife Addy joined the business full-time, bringing her operations expertise and taking over videography. Together, they're creating some of the most authentic baseball content on the internet.Follow Aiden & Addy:https://www.instagram.com/aidenmcintyre_/https://www.instagram.com/addysue/🎯 THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY STINGER SPORTSStinger Sports makes pro-level baseball gear at affordable prices that parents can actually handle. From custom gloves to full team uniforms (jerseys, pants, hats, batting gloves, team backpacks), they provide high-quality, customizable gear without the premium price tag.Colt uses a Stinger custom glove in 13U baseball, and The Brolletts got custom team jerseys from them—the quality is legit. If you're tired of overpriced gear or need to outfit a team on a budget, Stinger has you covered.👉 Shop Stinger Sports: https://stingersports.comTell them The Brolletts sent you.

🐝 Episode Sponsor: STINGER SPORTS Stinger Sports makes pro-level athletic gear at prices families can actually afford. From fully customizable baseball uniforms to gloves, pants, hats, batting gloves, and team gear. They outfit athletes the right way without breaking the bank.👉 Check out Stinger Sports here: https://www.stingerwoodbats.com/(And tell them The Brolletts sent you 🙌)NO MORE BORING BASEBALL VIDEOS.In this episode of The Brolletts, we sit down with Sam Dollinger, better known as White Rose Baseball, to break down his rise as one of the top baseball creators on social media today.This episode is packed with real, practical insight for young baseball players, creators trying to make videos people actually watch, and anyone tired of boring, forgettable baseball clips.WHAT WE COVER IN THIS EPISODE:The South Park storytelling rule that fixes boring videosHow Sam comes up with hundreds of content ideasWhy controversial opinions hook viewers (when done right)How to collab with big creators (even if you’re small)Sam’s journey from making baseball bats to full-time contentBlind ranking Platinum Glove winners (and the hot takes that followed 👀)If you love baseball and want to create, this show is for you.FOLLOW & CONNECT:White Rose Baseball: https://www.instagram.com/whiterosebaseball/The Brolletts Podcast: https://instagram.com/thebrollettsSubscribe to the Brolletts here:  ⁨@thebrolletts8253⁩  

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Subscribe to the newsletter: https://thebrolletts.beehiiv.com/link-in-bioWhat are the top 5 highest grossing baseball movies of all time?HINT: It's not Major League, but it should be. Welcome to Episode 1 of The Brolletts Show, where we combine the best of sports, content and business into 1 fun and entertaining show. Hosted by Emmy Award Winner and entrepreneur Greg Rollett and 13-year old baseball player and content creator Colten Rollett. Big shout out to our sponsors:Stinger Sports - https://www.stingerwoodbats.com/Chinook Seedery - https://chinookseedery.com/In this episode we dig into:The Top 5 Highest Grossing Baseball Movies Of All TimeNews & Updates from The Brolletts (& Why We're Shutting Down Arete Shades)Creating The Perfect Fast Food Meal For Less Than $20The Top 5 Stories Going Into The 2026 MLB Season5 Lessons From Our Episode With Josh From Plate CrateColt Tries To Guess The Top 10 Most Followed MLB Players On InstagramDon't forget to drop a comment with your favorite baseball movie of all time to win some free sunflower seeds from Chinook Seedery!

Subscribe to the newsletter to get all our updates: https://thebrolletts.beehiiv.com/link-in-bioThis episode marks a turning point for The Brolletts.After an incredible two-year run, we’re officially sunsetting Arete Shades at the end of the year. If you’ve ever supported the brand, worn the shades, or followed our journey... thank you. This episode is our way of closing one chapter and opening the next.But this isn’t just a goodbye.This conversation is day zero of what we’re building next.In this episode, we sit down with Grubb Bussio, co-founder of FORWRD Pickleball. They have created the coolest bags in the sport. What starts as an interview quickly turns into a real-time consulting session, where we ask Grubb exactly how he built FORWRD, designed best-in-class bags, avoided cheap shortcuts, and built products with his community instead of behind closed doors.This episode directly shaped the direction of our next brand:a new category of baseball bag we’ll be building publicly, alongside you, throughout 2026.If you’re interested in:• How premium products are actually designed• Building a brand in public with your community• Avoiding “cheap & viral” and building something people are proud to own• What goes into creating a bag that truly lasts…this episode is for you.And be sure to check out FORWRD here: https://forwrd.co/Subscribe to our channel here:  ⁨@thebrolletts8253⁩  

Get new episode, deals with our favorite brands and more at https://brolletts.comPlate Crate founder Josh Band joins us to break down how he built one of the biggest baseball brands in the game… even though he thought it would only last a year or two.If you have ever opened a Plate Crate box, this episode is a must-watch.Josh shares:• How Plate Crate started from a $600/month indie ball side hustle• The injury that ended his career but launched the business• Why almost every baseball kid has Plate Crate gear at home• How they create 8–10 NEW baseball products every month• The story behind the T-Popper, mini soft hands, and more• Why they manufacture everything themselves now• How Coach Rack became their first creator partner• How Plate Crate is evolving into a full baseball lifestyle brandIf you love baseball gear, want to build a brand, or dream of turning baseball into a career — this episode is for you.⚾ PRESENTED BY STINGER SPORTSPro-level baseball gear at prices real families can afford. Gloves, jerseys, pants, backpacks, and more.Grab your next favorite piece of gear here → https://www.stingersports.com⏱ CHAPTERS00:00 The Plate Crate Story02:05 “I thought it’d last a year or two…”04:12 Indie ball grind → business idea06:44 Injury that changed everything09:30 Why the indie mindset builds great founders12:48 Early Plate Crate fails15:00 How Plate Crate became a full brand18:20 Designing 8–10 new products monthly24:40 Why they manufacture everything28:22 The T-Popper & best training aids31:55 Content, creators & Coach Rack40:20 World-building each monthly crate44:55 Josh’s advice for young athletes52:30 Rapid fire🎙 ABOUT THE BROLLETTSWe’re Greg & Colten Rollett — a dad and 13U baseball player interviewing the biggest creators, athletes, and brands in baseball. We help young athletes build their game AND their brand.👇 Subscribe for more:  ⁨@thebrolletts8253⁩  

🎉 THE BIG BROLLETTS GIVEAWAY (ENTER NOW) 🎉To celebrate and to share Connor’s incredible story, we’re running our biggest giveaway ever. One viewer will win:– A custom Brolletts jersey from Stinger Sports– A baby blue elbow guard from Stinger Sports– A pair of Red, White & Boom sunglasses from Arete Shades– 3 Packs of sunflower seeds from Chinook SeederyHow to enter:1.Leave a comment on this episode (1 entry)2.Share the episode on Instagram and tag us (1 entry) - https://www.instagram.com/thebrolletts 3.Tag three friends on our Instagram post for this episode (1 entry)4.Make a video about this episode and tag us on Instagram (10 entries)The winner will be announced Monday, December 1st in an Instagram video.Here's What You Will Discover In This Week's Episode:Today on The Brolletts, we sit down with the newest member of the Savannah Bananas, Connor Harris. When we recorded this interview, the Banana Ball Draft hadn’t happened yet. Now it’s official: Connor is a Savannah Banana.This episode follows Connor’s unbelievable journey from being overlooked in high school, to earning a Division 1 offer, to undergoing Tommy John surgery, going undrafted, and eventually getting the call from the Bananas’ scouting team. His story is a masterclass in resilience, belief, and rebuilding after setbacks.Don't Miss:– How Connor went from zero Division 1 offers to pitching at George Washington University– His recovery from a torn UCL and how he rebuilt himself physically and mentally– What it felt like when he went undrafted after six years of college baseball– How the Savannah Bananas discovered him and why he said yes– What it’s actually like to go from college baseball to Banana Ball overnight– How he overcame the fear of posting content online– What he learned about storytelling, impact, and building a personal brand– Why connecting with fans changed the way he views the game– How the Bananas culture pushed him to grow on and off the fieldAbout The BrollettsThe Brolletts is a father–son podcast where athletes learn how to become creators, entrepreneurs, and leaders. Hosted by Colten (13U baseball player) and Greg (Emmy Award–winning producer), our mission is to help athletes build their brand on and off the field.If you want more interviews with athletes, creators, and founders who are paving their own path, make sure to subscribe to the channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@thebrolletts8253