Happy July 4, gang. We did a podcast last night while everyone was watching Hamilton, so we talked about Hamilton and why symbols are important in history. We also talked about Washington's name change and Cleveland's baseball team likely doing the same. It was a fun talk! Put it on during your family cookout and make everyone mad. 
We hope you stay safe this holiday weekend and enjoy the time off. Be well, everyone. 

We didn't post this yesterday because Corey got two cats. Things are happening, folks. 

Anyway, today's RoostCast breaks down the end of Jason Botterill's reign of terror, and the realization that the Pegulas are the problem they can't fix. There's also some talk about the camp shutdowns as sports leagues try to exist amid a still-dangerous and deadly coronavirus pandemic. 

On the latest RoostCast, Ryan and Corey talk tiny soda cans, the tenuous nature of everything these days and also a bit about video games, including the very excellent What The Golf. 

Ryan also rants about The Natural, which he watched for the first time and guess what it's absolutely bonkers  and no one warned him the crazy shit that awaited him. 

Ryan and Corey talk bubble leagues, Trolls and bad haircuts on the latest RoostCast. The audio might not be perfect on this one, which we apologize for. Maybe Ryan's haircut has something to do with it. We will be better next time. 

Thanks for supporting us and giving us a listen. We are extremely appreciative for your time in one of the weirder moments of human existence. It's nice to know you're here. 

On this episode of the RoostCast, the lads talk a bit about Tiger King, but then get to more important things like the NFL Draft. They talk about what the Bills did, reflect on the Stefon Diggs trade then take some questions from Patrons before Corey talks about his son's first impressions of Animal Crossing.

Thanks as always to our Patrons, who have helped us keep the site up and running during an extremely weird time in our existence. We appreciate you very much. Let's hang out soon.

In this episode of the RoostCast, Ryan and Corey talk about some space movies and how you experience culture. And then they talk about Terry Pegula, who apparently is broke! It's a much sunnier episode than the last one, unless you care about the Buffalo Sabres. Whoops! 

Thanks for sticking with us, folks. Stay safe out there. 

This episode is about exhaustion, and some unfortunate job news. There are also some Patreon questions answered, including whether or not Terry Pegula has... no pages. 

Thanks for hanging in with us. Stay safe out there, gang. 

Ryan and Corey take questions from Patreon subscribers and talk about potentially restarting sports, which is still a bad idea! They also fight a bit about Buffalo food and do some other time-wasters as we continue to exist in the longest March on record.

Programming note: Episode 5 of the TankCast should be out next week for all Patreon subscribers and we are working on a few Zoom-based things we can do in the future. Glad you're still with us. 

Hi guys, it's Ryan. And this isn't the RoostCast or The TankCast or not even a lost episode of The DroughtCast. This is Phil Dzikiy and Kevin Purdy's In Pod Form.

You may remember this very enjoyable podcast that sort of... disappeared? Well, they decided to use extreme social distancing as an excuse to get the gang back together and talk about a 90s One-Hit Wonders. And since they didn't have a home for it, they brought it here. Let's get it. 

Here's Phil's bracket:

And here's Kevin's:

Kevin's Best Thing 

Phil's Best Thing 

We'd like to thank Kevin and Phil for bringing it back in a very weird time. It's lovely to have them. 

The gang checks in to see how they're holding up in preventative isolation as they decide whether they're taking care of themselves, staying productive and practicing good betterment skills in the middle of a global pandemic. The results, as expected, are a mixed bag. 

We've got some fun Patreon-only things happening next week to thank you for your support amid the worst disaster of our lifetimes. Stay safe out there, gang.