The Nick Angelo Show on WLIT.FM

On this midsummer episode, Nick Angelo makes some bold declarations, starting with why he thinks LeBron James heading to the Philadelphia 76ers is a head-scratcher, then breaking down the Mets’ trade-deadline fire sale, the Yankees’ deadline outlook, and the chatter connecting Paul Skenes to the Bronx. Plus, Nick explains why drone shots finally made the Tour de France fun to watch.

In the back half, Nick dives deeper into Silo, floats a wild Severance crossover fan theory, sizes up Dark Side of the Ring’s Necro Butcher vs. Samoa Joe episode, and gives his take on Jalen Brunson, Roman Reigns, and a steel-chair-wielding Tyrese Haliburton closing out Saturday Night’s Main Event at MSG. Grab a seat, it’s a fun one!

On this smoky mid-July episode, Nick Angelo checks in as Canadian wildfire smoke drifts across the country, recommends Armageddon and Little Big League for a rainy weekend, and revisits his All-Star Game gripes. He also makes his pick for the World Cup final between Argentina and Spain and asks soccer fans to explain penalty kick strategy, while praising Bob Walk on baseball broadcasts.

Nick shares his first impressions of Silo, spins new music from Melt, and closes with wrestling talk on Saturday Night’s Main Event at the Garden, the SummerSlam title picture, Tom Brady and Logan Paul at Fanatics Fest, and why he worries about the future of the card hobby.

On this back-from-break episode, Nick Angelo returns after the Fourth of July with a reality check on Team USA’s World Cup exit, his case against fans voting in MLB All-Stars, the struggles of the Yankees and Mets, and NBA free agency chatter. He’s also mock drafting already and explains why Bijan Robinson is his number one fantasy pick.

Nick raves about season three of House of the Dragon, spins a trippy cut from Atlanta’s The Difference Machine, and wraps with wrestling talk on Sami Zayn’s title win, CM Punk taking the belt in Chicago, Oba Femi and the SummerSlam picture, plus a look at AEW’s Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay.

On this championship-celebration episode, Nick Angelo soaks in the Knicks winning it all, with Jalen Brunson taking Finals MVP and OG Anunoby getting the shine, then asks someone to please explain offside as he gets hooked on the World Cup. He also shares his take on the UFC event at the White House, NBA officiating, and a must-watch Netflix doc, Maternal Instincts.

Plus fresh music from DJ Shadow, Muttly and Quicksand, a fired-up rant on Topps, Fanatics and card grading, wrestling talk on Sami Zayn, Cody Rhodes and Gunther, King of the Ring and Forbidden Door, a birthday shout-out to DJ Corey P, and a new D12 track featuring Method Man to close it out.

On this bonus Knicks-mania episode, recorded the day after an unforgettable Game 4, Nick Angelo relives the Knicks erasing a 29-point deficit at Madison Square Garden, from OG Anunoby’s red-hot shooting and that legendary tip to a city that just won’t stop celebrating. With the Knicks up 3-1 and heading back to San Antonio, Nick says go ahead and win it now.

Before heading up to Vermont for the weekend, Nick leaves you with an hour of music to kick off the weekend, packed with New York hip-hop and party anthems to get you fired up for Game 5.

On this Finals-fever episode, Nick Angelo breaks down the Knicks taking both road games in San Antonio, why New York is a basketball city like no other, and his take on fans who rush the court. He also weighs in on the Browns trading Myles Garrett to the Rams and has some fun at the Nets’ expense.

Then Nick dives into the world of sports card breaks and launches his “Hobby Over Hits” idea for collectors who just love the cards, plays a brand-new track from Minnesota artist Prof, and closes with wrestling talk on Clash in Italy, the El Grande Americano showdown at AAA and his dream Sami Zayn title run.

On this kickoff-to-summer episode, Nick Angelo celebrates the Knicks returning to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, picks a winner in the Thunder–Spurs Game 7, and shares his take on the Cavs’ sweep, the analytics debate and Mitchell Robinson’s broken pinky. He also previews a Vegas vs. Carolina Stanley Cup Final and offers his thoughts on NIL deals, scholarships, a college football gambling case and the conversation around mental health in sports.

Then Nick lightens things up, honoring a listener request for more Kneecap and reflecting on the Rick Rubin documentary Shangri-La and its message about letting go and creating for yourself. He wraps with a WWE Clash in Italy preview featuring Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar, Gunther vs. Cody Rhodes, Becky Lynch vs. Sol Ruca and Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu, plus some love for NXT newcomer Mason Rook.

On this Memorial Day weekend episode, Nick Angelo wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday and then lets the music do the talking with an hour of jams to kick off the weekend. Expect a feel-good mix that bounces between classic rock, throwback hip-hop, alternative and a little country, perfect for the cookout or the drive out east.

Nick promises he’ll be back next week with a brand-new episode as summer officially arrives, with plenty to say about the New York Knicks and the NBA Finals. Until then, turn it up and enjoy the long weekend right here on WLIT Long Island Tonight.

On this steamy pre-summer episode, Nick Angelo sizes up the Knicks’ possible conference finals opponents, debates whether Victor Wembanyama should have been suspended for his elbow, and keeps an eye on Paul Skenes’ chase for a no-hitter. He also tackles online outrage over comedy roasts, talks Bowman Baseball card breaks, and questions the PSA grading game.

Nick shares his Spotify listening history, with The Beatles as his most-played band and Michelle Branch and Taking Back Sunday as his top two songs, then explains why Drake’s new album just isn’t for him. He closes by recapping WWE Backlash, Triplemania’s two-night announcement and John Cena’s new fan-voted championship idea, just as the 90-degree weather kicks off summer.

On this Mother’s Day weekend episode, Nick Angelo breaks down the Knicks’ 3-0 stranglehold on the Sixers, why OG Anunoby’s health matters so much, and his bold call for a Knicks–Spurs NBA Finals. He also tips his cap to Caitlin Clark and the WNBA’s growth, wonders what’s wrong with the Mets, and protests the NCAA tournament’s jump to 76 teams.

In honor of moms everywhere, Nick spins a classic “Ya Mama” track, then reviews his binge of all six seasons of Power and the Hulu docuseries The Cult of Nature Boy. He wraps with a fired-up WWE Backlash preview, sounding off on Danhausen, the gingerbread man angle, John Cena’s big announcement and ticket prices, before sending you out with another new Kneecap cut.