In this minisode, I am joined by NYC Goat's Justin Bosch to discuss the already known and possibly unknown team movements in preparation for next year's competitive season. While some may say this is premature, others may say we're already behind the curve. Either way, enjoy!

In part two of this two-part episode, I resume my interview with Chris Bell (Rise)to discuss his thoughts on the Dodgeball scene and how he'd like to be remembered, post-retirement.

In this two-part episode, I interview Chris Bell (Rise), capturing his thoughts and reflections on a long and very impressive career that spanned across countries, multiple championships, and notable teams through it all. While this may be my most controversial interview yet, I hope that this view into one of the first "professional Dodgeballers" is entertaining. Enjoy at your own risk!

If only the tapes were recording when Joseph Colella (Anarchy) and myself engaged in an insightful conversation regarding the current and future state of Dodgeball. Complete with bar, beer, and a post full day of the infamous Classic Invitational Dodgeball awe, conversations like these are why we have a podcast to begin with. In this episode, Joe and I attempt to recreate it, convering topics such as the "3 on 3" coed ratio, "Elite Dodgeball" moving away from Elite, and doing our best to avoid rabbit holes. Enjoy!

In this episode, I talk to Kelly Salamone (USADodgeball) on what to expect for the 5th annual San Diego Classic: a grueling 3 ball series, 2 day tournament that is sure to test the limits of both men and women players. Comprised of teams of 3 males and 3 females, the new dynamics introduced make for a great tournament enjoyed by many across the US.

In part two of this series recap, I am joined by Brett Baxter (Crysis) to discuss No-Sting, Kevin Bailey (Dynasty) to discuss Pinch, and Rachel Rodia (Pop That) to discuss Womens (no-sting division). While not a traditional recap, all lend incredible insight to their journeys throughout the three-day competition into the championships. Enjoy!

As the 2019 Elite Dodgeball National Championships recaps continue, part 1 of this two-part series covers the Coed No-Sting (Hello, ft Matt Levine, and Chris Wheeler), Coed 8.5, (Dope, ft Tad Delugo and Ashley Cook) and Open 8.5 (Heat ft Dillon Clark-Oden) divisions, with representatives from each team to share their perspective on how the first two days of the three-day event went down. Enjoy!

In Part 3 of the Recap series, I interview Alexandra (Ale) Bustamante to get her "high level" takeaways and recap of the Women's Division. From hyping up refs, to staying up till 1am setting up courts, Ale is one of the many individuals that helped make the 2019 Elite Dodgeball National Championships succeed. Enjoy!

***Adobe Audition crashed on me, and as a result I lost my mic'd up track. Thankfully, Zoom recorded a backup version. It doesn't sound nearly as great, but the conversation was too good to not run with***

The 2019 Elite Dodgeball National Championships came and went and with it, hours upon hours of footage, conversations, highlights and nonstop Dodgeball action. Helping kick off the coverage series is Elite Dodgeball Commissioner, Mark Acomb to talk about his experience now that its over.

In this episode, I interview Elite Dodgeball Commissioner Mark Acomb (Syndicate) to discuss this coming Elite Dodgeball National Championship. Mark addresses some controversial questions, talks about what to expect for the 3 Day Labor Day Weekend Tournament, and sets the scene for what’s can easily be considered the nation’s largest Dodgeball Tournament. Enjoy!