This week, Ryan and CC have a one-on-one discussion that covers a variety of topics. They open the show by talking about last weekend’s NFL playoff games — explaining why SpongeBob was involved in CC missing the Vikings’ crazy victory over the Saints, and identifying the best Super Bowl host city. The two then move on to the NBA, and the topic of the Rockets storming the Clippers’ locker room. The dustup prompts CC to tell a story about the time he stopped an angry opposing player from coming into the Indians’ clubhouse. After that, CC builds an “all-time” team from his former teammates. His second baseman? Roberto Alomar, who CC says was the smartest player he’s ever been around. His starter? Bartolo Colon. Listen in to find out why!

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R2C2 takes a trip to Brooklyn to talk hoops with young Nets star, Caris LeVert. CC, Ryan and Caris touch on a number of hot NBA topics, look at how Brooklyn has changed into an organization known for their culture, and address the challenges faced by young athletes. Caris also shares some of his top “I made it” moments, including what it was like to meet Jay Z for the first time. The crew then asks Caris to break todays rap scene down into categories to give CC (an unabashed fan of old rap) a better understanding of the modern age. Food is a topic that Ryan and CC have always been passionate about, and Caris eagerly tells them about his favorite restaurant in Brooklyn. (Fans of Chipotle will be happy.) From the baseball diamond to the basketball court, R2C2 keeps 2018 rolling by covering everything in another must-listen episode.

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R2C2 returns from the holidays — and from a major re-signing announcement — with a new look and renewed energy. Ryan and CC play catch-up, discussing their new logo and breaking down CC’s return for one more year with the Yankees. CC’s excitement for the upcoming season is apparent in the way he talks about New York’s newest acquisitions, including Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Boone. CC also gets personal, regaling Ryan with tales from his recent trip to South Africa. Later, the duo answers fan questions before slipping into a chat about The Last Jedi. (Minor spoiler alert!) Whatever you think of Jedi, there’s no doubt that this sequel to the last installment of R2C2 is worth the listen. Tune in and enjoy the start of what will no doubt be a dynamite year.

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This week Ryan and CC welcome Super Bowl champion and sports personality Michael Strahan for a trip down memory lane. Michael shares some colorful moments from his 15-year career, including the 2007 Super Bowl and David Tyree’s improbable catch. Michael and CC also chat about bringing championships to New York, and Michael talks candidly about his shy personality and how he avoided stereotypes while making the transition from athlete to media personality. He also shares some great stories about cheap teammates, Jimmy Johnson and his other Fox Sports cohosts, and dressing up for the new Star Wars movie.

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Just in time for Thanksgiving, Ryan and CC are back with another installment of R2C2, chopping it up with rapper and former chef, Action Bronson. The episode was recorded on the set of Bronson’s new television show at Vice studios in Brooklyn, where Ryan, CC and Action break bread and dive deep into New York sports. Action discusses everything from being fired by Omar Minaya, to the time he left Derek Jeter’s final game early, to how to build Frank Ntilikina’s confidence, to LeBron’s future as a Knick. The rest is a conversation among connoisseur’s — touching on such topics as exotic food selections, nostalgic sports films and athlete sneakers. Join in as R2C2 serves up another helping of great conversation for your holiday road trip. And be sure to check out Action in The Untitled Action Bronson Show, broadcasting weekly on VICELAND.

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CC and Ryan are back as R2C2 welcomes actor Jerry Ferrara to the show. The trio talk about Ferrara’s work on the Starz series Power, what it’s like to be killed off on a television show (2:20), and which Entourage actors are most like their television alter egos (27:28). Ferrera also reflects on some words of wisdom that Mark Wahlberg shared with him when he was auditioning for the part of Turtle on Entourage (22:22), and discusses his man crush on Knicks star Kristaps Porzingis (48:45). CC, Ryan and Jerry then compare the career of Porzingis to the careers of Odell Beckham Jr. and Aaron Judge — and ruminate on just how legendary it would be for any player to help New York win an NBA title (50:00). Finally, the crew answers listener questions and introduces a new movie-trivia game called Natalie Portmanteau (57:13). (Spoiler alert: CC loses.)

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This week Fox Sports analyst, Yankees great and friend of the program Alex Rodriguez sits down with Ryan and CC for a heavy dose of candid conversation and baseball nerdery. Alex speaks openly about his journey from being a baseball pariah to the public’s good graces, and waxes poetic about Didi Gregorius and Gary Sanchez — and his simple methods for helping a player get the most out of his at bats. Alex also talks about the Yankees’ managerial situation, and discusses whether or not he’d be interested in replacing Joe Girardi. Finally, the crew answers listener questions, and Alex and CC reflect on what made their 2009 team so special. They two express excitement about how well-positioned both the Yankees and the game of baseball are heading into 2018.

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They’re back! After a great run in the postseason, CC returns to breathe life into R2C2 as the duo does a deep dive on the 2017 Yankees season. Ryan and CC talk ALCS loss, CC answers listener questions, relives his favorite moments of the season and shares his thoughts of on playing with Joe Girardi. R2C2 fans rejoice: you needed closure and our hosts are here to provide it. CC & Ryan are here to provide it. Get ready for R2C2: The Offseason.

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The Yanks are back in the postseason and R2C2 is back in the driver’s seat. Back in July, CC and Ryan traveled to Houston and sat down with former New York pitcher Andy Pettitte. Andy and CC traded pitching bits of pitching wisdom, and Andy shared his thoughts on what it will take for the latest incarnation of the Bronx Bombers to make a run for the title. Andy also reminisced about his early days as a Yankee, when he was frequently ignored by manager Buck Showalter — all while Ryan was trying to the contain his excitement over chatting with his childhood idol. As R2C2 prepares to cover New York’s October journey, we invite you to kick back and enjoy a great conversation with a pinstripe legend.

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What’s that? Playoffs you say? The Yankees’ faithful should never doubt that R2C2 has their best interests at heart. We’re back with a special bonus episode and playoff preview. CC shares his excitement about the young team’s chemistry and about how well equipped the club is to handle the postseason. The big lefthander also sets the record straight: Even if the Yanks win it all, he’s not retiring.

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