The Nick Angelo Show on WLIT.FM

On this sunny spring episode, Nick Angelo is in a great mood after the Knicks closed out the Hawks by 51 points, then pulls on the tinfoil hat to explain why he thinks the NBA’s anti-tanking push is really about the betting lines. He breaks down the first-round playoff bracket, mourns his Penguins’ overtime exit to the Flyers, cheers on the Sabres, and makes his case for hockey and baseball’s “unwritten rules.”

Nick also takes aim at plans to expand the NCAA tournament, shares why an emotional NFL Draft moment has him worried about where NIL money is taking college sports, and closes with pro wrestling: Ricky Saints’ quiet SmackDown call-up, Gunther vs. Cody heading into Backlash, the Roman Reigns–Jacob Fatu family saga, and his frustration with unskippable ads on Raw. Plus fresh music breaks, including new Kneecap, pop punk and indie hip-hop.

On this action-packed draft weekend episode, Nick Angelo catches his breath after a wild Friday night: Paul Skenes’ gem, Konnor Griffin’s first big-league homer and the Steelers drafting Drew Allar. Then he grades the Jets’ and Giants’ drafts, reviews the TV coverage (and salutes Mel Kiper’s handwritten notes), relives Mark Ingram’s unforgettable moment with the Pittsburgh crowd and sizes up the Knicks’ trouble against the Hawks.

On the music side, Nick reviews Nems’ “I Should Boom You,” Noah Kahan’s “The Great Divide” and the new Squirrel Nut Zippers record, and spins MGK and Fred Durst’s “Fix Your Face.” He wraps up with WrestleMania: a rough Night 1, a great Night 2 headlined by CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar’s emotional exit. He also sends a happy birthday shout-out to WLIT’s own DJ Millie.

On this WrestleMania weekend episode, Nick Angelo asks how ball caps got so expensive, then goes through the NBA playoff matchups, from the Knicks vs. the Hawks to Wemby’s first postseason run with the Spurs. On the ice, he braces for his Penguins’ first-round series against the rival Flyers.

Nick also spins new Jack White, admits he’s hooked on “Power,” and shares his disappointment with Topps’ new NFL Chrome cards, plus some Skybox nostalgia. Then he goes all in on WrestleMania: why Pat McAfee’s heel run is a great work, his picks for Cody vs. Orton, Lesnar vs. Oba Femi and Punk vs. Reigns, and a dream unification match between Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens.

On this springtime episode, Nick Angelo fires up the grill talk and celebrates the big-league debut of baseball’s No. 1 prospect for his beloved Pittsburgh Pirates. He checks in on the Mets’ lineup, the Yankees and the Islanders’ magic and tragic numbers, then explains why he thinks tanking is ruining the end of the NBA season.

Nick also shares a viral video of a costumed two-piece band from Quebec that’s melting brains online, compares them to Thee Oh Sees and Primus, and plays “She Knows Too Much” by Thundercat featuring Mac Miller. On the road to WrestleMania, he covers Chris Jericho’s return to AEW, Pat McAfee’s attack on Cody Rhodes, the surprise Gunther vs. Seth Rollins setup and how over Trick Williams has gotten.

On this catch-up episode at the end of March, Nick Angelo is back from March Madness. He tips his cap to St. John’s after their tough loss to Duke, winces through Paul Skenes’ short Opening Day outing against the Mets, and asks why Netflix brought yellow cabs and dancers to baseball’s Opening Night. Along the way he makes his case that baseball doesn’t need fixing, just better storytelling about strategy, and recommends the documentary “We Beat the Dream Team.”

Nick also reviews “Sinners” and its blues-soaked story at the crossroads, then plays “Where’s My Husband” from Raye’s new album “This Music May Contain Hope,” which he predicts will clean up at awards season. He closes with wrestling: MJF vs. Hangman in AEW, the Fatu vs. McIntyre street fight, Sami Zayn’s U.S. title win, Punk vs. Roman and a salute to Brock Lesnar for putting over Oba Femi.

On this fired-up mid-March episode, Nick Angelo starts with the Staten Island and Long Island fans pulling for Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic, then shrugs off the outrage over an NBA star’s controversial run up the single-game scoring list past Kobe Bryant’s mark. He also makes his case that one-loss Miami (Ohio) deserves a spot in the field of 68, roasts the Big 12’s slippery LED court and breaks down NFL free agency, from the Maxx Crosby trade that fell apart in Baltimore to Geno Smith’s return to the Jets.

Then Nick spins some new EDM from Cosmic Gate and digs into the hip-hop beef between 50 Cent and Brooklyn’s Papoose, including Papoose’s diss track “Agent Provocateur.” He wraps up on the road to WrestleMania with Cody Rhodes’ surprise title win, Randy Orton’s turn, CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns and plenty more. Say it with Nick: I’m just here for a nice time!

Nick Angelo leads listeners through a sunlit, fast-paced hour: new tracks from Wiz Khalifa and Bruno Mars, the hopeful chaos of the NFL Combine and draft talk, and the high-stakes drama of Elimination Chamber. He weaves humor and insider takes with personal moments, urging fans to savor spring and check in on one another.

From a heartfelt reflection on mental health after the tragic loss of Rondale Moore to sharp, opinionated breakdowns of Giants and Jets draft strategies, this episode mixes pop culture, sports analysis, and wrestling speculation into a compelling, human narrative. Tune in for passionate riffs, unexpected tangents, and the kind of radio storytelling that makes you feel part of the conversation.

Nick Angelo wakes up to one more blizzard and a city melting into dog poop, then drags you through a whirlwind of sports fever — Olympic hockey, curling conspiracies, and a blunt takedown of the NBA’s new malaise. He mixes weather-weary humor with sharp opinions: from gambling’s grip on pro sports to the loss of toughness in basketball.

Switching gears, Nick dives into pro wrestling drama — MJF’s cross-promotion, Booker T’s commentary missteps, and a mysterious crate on Raw — all told with the impatient, warm voice of a host who can’t wait for spring or a real storyline. Tune in for a bracing hour that reads like a late-night fireside chat: part rant, part love letter to the games that keep us going.

On Valentine’s night, radio host Nick Angelo plays the love songs but never stays quiet — he pauses the romance to roast a disappointing Super Bowl, praise Bad Bunny’s cultural halftime, and unravel the week’s wildest sports moments.

With blunt humor and a storyteller’s pulse, he pivots from betting brags and pro-wrestling speculation to a heartfelt, no-nonsense pep talk for the lonely: put the phone down, talk to people, and find connection in the chaos.

Short, sharp, and unexpectedly warm, this episode stitches together pop culture, sports, and human moments into a fast-moving, compelling hour you won’t want to miss.

Nick Angelo is back from Ireland—jet‑lagged, louder, and ready to tell the week’s stories: a grabbed pint, a live discovery (Heavy Lungs), and the little trip that sparked big takes.

He walks you through Super Bowl week with blunt predictions and betting tips, digs into J. Cole’s new double album, and doesn’t hold back on a sharp, personal reaction to a Grammy moment that set him off.

Sprinkled with NBA deadline gripes and a candid Royal Rumble recap, this episode threads music, sports and culture into a fast, opinionated narrative—ending with a raw live track to send you out loud.