We reunite Ben Howland with Julius Page as the two talk about their time together at Pitt and Ben tells us his favorite Julius moments.  Ben also talks about what it was like recruiting at Pitt compared to his other stops like UCLA.

Paul stops by to talk about Sidney Crosby's place among the all-time greats and what he sees in Kris Letang if he's still an elite NHL defenseman.

Rick Barry talks about shooting underhand free throws, why terrible free throw shooters are crazy for not doing it, who is better MJ or Lebron and what he thinks of today's game.

The former Pens GM talks about why his time with the Pens ended, if he is going to sign on with another team, trying to bring Marc-Andre Fleury back to Pittsburgh and much more.

Paul Azinger tells us what it's like having to be critical of fellow golfers, how he approaches broadcasting golf tournaments, what his relationship with Tiger Woods has been like, his memories of playing Oakmont Country Club and much more.

Steelers Hall of Famer Alan Faneca talks about having to keep it a secret that he finally got into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year and shares what life after football has been like for him.

Race car owner, Fox Chapel's own Chip Ganassi joins the guys this week. Do NASCAR drivers make good drivers in real life? The auto racing legend gives Pittsburgh winter weather driving tips and much more!

Jim Nantz tells Pomp & Poni a one-of-a-kind Arnold Palmer story you've never heard before and gets into a longtime urban legend about his eating habits.

93.7 The Fan's Andrew Fillipponi and KDKA TV's Bob Pompeani team up to go behind the scenes with some of the biggest names in the sports world each week.  Pomp and Poni offer up close and personal insights and strive to show the personal side of each guest. This is not a podcasts for “X’s and O’s.”  It’s a personality profile and casual conversation with two of the leading sports voices in Pittsburgh.

The Pomp & Poni Podcast debuts on February 5, 2020.