The Nick Angelo Show on WLIT.FM

On this Halloween episode, Nick Angelo congratulates the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers and their fans, who reportedly drank a bar across from the Tampa ballpark out of a month’s worth of beer in one night, weighs in on the story of Brewers players smoking before batting practice, and argues the baseball season is far too long. In the NFL, he credits John Harbaugh for J.J. McCarthy’s big game with the Giants, imagines a McCarthy vs. Jaxson Dart quarterback controversy, pleads with the Jets to stop blowing up the roster, and breaks down where Jonathan Taylor could land before the trade deadline and what it means for your fantasy team. He also takes a victory lap on Anthony Richardson and admits his Cam Ward prediction isn’t looking great yet.

Nick finally goes back to a movie theater for Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary and explains why its edit plays like a Hitchcock thriller and why the scene people skip for a bathroom break is the most important one in the film. As a diehard Steelers fan, he watches HBO Max’s Kordell Stewart documentary about the rumor that derailed his career. He spins Donna Summer’s “Hot Stuff” and a new one from K-os, then talks wrestling: Sami Zayn vs. Roman Reigns, Kevin Owens skipping Crown Jewel, and his pitch to bring Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal to Survivor Series. He closes with the greatest Halloween song of all time, Oingo Boingo’s “Dead Man’s Party.” Download the WLIT app and don’t miss it!

On this episode, Nick Angelo previews an evenly matched Rays vs. Brewers World Series, worries about how long Jacob Misiorowski’s arm can hold up, names Sal Frelick his dark-horse World Series MVP, and roots for Junior Caminero and the Rays. In fantasy football, he says this season’s injury pile-up has sunk the draft-a-quarterback-late strategy, runs the numbers on a crowded middle tier of QBs, and tells you to grab Christian Kirk off waivers if he’s still there.

Nick spins new Wiz Khalifa and The Drums featuring Genesis Owusu, then explains why Eminem and Kid Rock’s friendship song has a great message and a terrible sound, and plays some Eminem that shows how good he really is. In wrestling, he questions Carmelo Hayes looking scared when Roman Reigns showed up to set up WarGames, wants Cody Rhodes’ heel turn already, and wonders if Crown Jewel is just filling a contract. Download the free WLIT app and don’t miss it!

On this Season 3 premiere, Nick Angelo welcomes you to the new WLIT and then unloads on the reported handshake deal to expand the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, calling it an ESPN money grab that could cost us the conference championship games, the bowls, and the tradition that makes college football special. He also cheers the Dodgers getting swept, explains why a Guardians vs. Brewers World Series means all the Bob Uecker we can handle, and floats a salary-cap conspiracy theory.

Nick spins tracks from the new Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack and a brand-new Anderson .Paak song, finally watches Donnie Darko, wraps up all six seasons of Snowfall, and isn’t sold on the first episode of its new spin-off. In wrestling, he breaks down Penta’s Money in the Bank win, Royce Keys and Carmelo Hayes in the 946, the Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton feud, Tiffany Stratton’s briefcase, and his Survivor Series WarGames hopes. Download the free WLIT app and don’t miss it!

On this end-of-September episode, Nick Angelo sizes up the Giants without Jackson Dart and with Jameis Winston under center, picks the Jets to make some noise, and shares his theory on why offensive lines across the league are struggling to open running lanes. He also breaks down the MLB postseason field and makes his World Series picks, with plenty of Pirates-fan perspective along the way.

In wrestling, Nick previews AEW All Out, from the three-way tag team ladder match to Will Ospreay’s title defense, then praises WWE for giving Finn Balor a push in a crowded title picture. Plus, a heads-up that a brand-new WLIT app is on the way. Don’t miss it!

On this Week 1 overreaction episode, Nick Angelo lets the hot takes fly, asking whether the Lions’ window has closed, why he thinks the Rams could disappoint, and whether Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams are a match made in heaven, plus a nod to the Jets and Giants both starting 1-0. He also hits college football, from Arch Manning’s big moment to Lane Kiffin’s return to Ole Miss with LSU.

Nick shares his thoughts on Silo heading into its final season and the new season of Ted Lasso, then breaks down Sami Zayn’s championship, the LA Knight vs. Roman Reigns matchup, and his Money in the Bank predictions. Plus, he teases Season 3 of the show and a new WLIT app coming in October. Stay tuned!

On this brisk Labor Day episode, Nick Angelo walks you through a roller-coaster of sports, cinema, and music: a passionate breakdown of the Protect College Sports Act and what it could mean for college football, a nostalgic rewatch of Hot Summer Nights and a fresh take on Timothée Chalamet, plus the electrifying AEW All In showdown where Will Ospreay stunned Wembley.

Relaxed and sharp, Nick threads personal anecdotes, soundtrack picks, and ringside storytelling into a short, compelling hour that feels like swapping stories with a friend by the grill — emotional, surprising, and impossible to turn off.

On this last-weekend-of-August episode, Nick Angelo gets you ready for draft day with his top fantasy football tips, from never taking a kicker early to letting go of handcuffs, plus names to circle like DJ Moore, Marvin Harrison Jr., RJ Harvey, Ladd McConkey, Chris Godwin, and Jadarian Price. He also breaks down a baffling golf-club ad and tips his cap to Dr Pepper’s Fansville.

Nick reviews a new Vince Young sports documentary and Kid 90, spins new Czarface tracks featuring Method Man, and admits The Game’s new album grew on him. He wraps up with an AEW All In preview and the WWE title picture heading into Labor Day weekend. Good luck in your drafts!

On this pumpkin-spice-is-back episode, Nick Angelo stops putting it off and dives headfirst into college football, questioning why NFL players can return to school and how NIL, the transfer portal, and conference realignment have changed the game. He also lays out his own middle-ground fixes, from jersey and ticket-sales cuts for players to making choices come with consequences.

Then it’s hip-hop beef, with Nick sharing his take on The Game and Drake taking shots at Kendrick Lamar, plus a spin of Kiwi Jr.’s Pure Michigan. In wrestling, he digs into Cody Rhodes’ spoiler line to Randy Orton, gives props to Lil Yachty, and sorts through the Bloodline saga. Let’s go!

On this big old silly Saturday episode, Nick Angelo asks whether Jayden Daniels can really claim the number 5 in his dispute with LSU, and what it says about the NIL era. He also weighs in on the Lakers being sold again, the Bills’ brand-new stadium going up without a roof or a jumbotron, and the internet’s obsession with a beach photo of Paul Skenes.

Nick also spins some indie discoveries from his Nick Angelo’s Revolving Ten Spotify playlist, explains why production matters so much in hip-hop with Inspectah Deck and Czarface, and breaks down a Shinsuke Nakamura tag team return with a New Japan star plus the red-hot Kevin Owens vs. CM Punk feud. Don’t miss it!

On this hot and humid August episode, Nick Angelo welcomes football season back, praising Mike Tomlin’s debut behind the analyst desk at the Hall of Fame Game, weighing whether the Giants’ young stars are ready to win the division, dropping his first fantasy football nuggets, and giving rookie QB Carson Beck his due. He also wonders whether the Dodgers are ruining baseball after landing Tarik Skubal at the deadline.

Then Nick catches you up on Silo, House of the Dragon, the creepy new series The Devil’s Hour, and how Netflix’s WWE: Unreal gave him a fresh appreciation for wrestling. He caps it all off by celebrating Kevin Owens’ surprise SummerSlam return and Brock Lesnar putting over Oba Femi. Stay cool and turn it up!