The Crossover

The Crossover

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The Crossover episodes

  • 3-12: FATHEADS!!

    Hayston and Chandler unpack the lawnmower incident. They also discuss Utah, Friday Night Lights, Small Potatoes, and analyze John's appearance on another podcast. 

    34 min
  • 3-11: The American Crawl
    After a week off, the fellas are in full off-season form. Total disaster zone. This should not come as a surprise. We discuss topics such as Mizzou's kicker, Opening Day, and what professional athletic ability you would choose to have.
    34 min
  • 3-10: Destiny Called

    This week we talked about several topics, including more state basketball memories and the infinite amounts of game that 12 year old Chandler had. 

    44 min
  • 3-9: State Basketball Memories

    Hayston, Chandler, and John share their favorite memories from the MSHSAA Final Four. Topics feature great players, great games, Greg, the anointed seats, and the waitress uglier than sin. 

    56 min
  • 3-8: YOU MAMMA'S BOY

    On this episode, Hayston and Chandler talk about how their week is going so far. They reminisce about video games from their childhood, and they discuss their high school football pregame playlists. 

    34 min
  • 3-6: One Dollar Richer

    This week we make a good honest promise to be less bad. We discuss Billy P and the boys. Now that we've made a dollar, we discuss how many more dollars we need to make to quit our jobs. 

    44 min
  • 3-5: Super Bowl Sadness Special

    This week the sound quality is almost as bad as Chandler's temperament. Hayston and Chandler receive their performance reviews. We each tell our favorite Marty Schottenheimer memory. 

    39 min
  • 3-4: SUPER BOWL SPECIAL

    Chandler says the thing that he shouldn't say that everyone knows he was going to say. We talk about Anthony Sherman in the context that you would expect. Plus our first-ever fan call live on the show. 

    30 min

About The Crossover

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A podcast about sports and other things. By ordinary folks for ordinary folks. Welcome to the fam.