The Regulars

The Regulars celebrate the midterm "blue wave," explore how it could reshape sports media and kill the Protect College Sports Act, and warn about unfinished work on rights and trans issues.

They recap Thursday Night Football (Jaguars’ surge, Ravens’ collapse, and a controversial backup QB), debate MVP candidates and NFL matchups, and criticize team decisions and coaching.

In Media Corner they discuss Ryan Clark’s forced apology at ESPN, the politicization of sports media, and what the election shift means for independent and mainstream sports coverage.

Cody Decker and Tanya Ray Fox recap a chaotic sports week: Caleb Williams’ MVP-worthy performance and the Bears’ big win, Lamar Jackson’s brutal injury and the Ravens’ quarterback crisis, plus surprising NFL upsets. They celebrate the WNBA Finals’ Game 7 ratings milestone and criticize MLB’s controversial new labor proposal that threatens player pay. Plus: coast-to-coast banter, Bruins updates, and media and officiating complaints.

Hosts recap a jam-packed episode: Michelle Beadle’s sharp criticism of Pat McAfee and media reactions, Thursday Night Football takeaways including the Packers/Josh Jacobs controversy, and previews of this weekend’s NFL slate.

They also celebrate the Brewers’ first World Series title, preview WNBA Game 7, discuss looming MLB labor talks, and pay tribute to Patrick Stewart’s legacy.

A fast, irreverent recap of the week in sports: Dan Orlovsky’s math gaffe, Brewers’ World Series dominance, the WNBA’s ill-timed Game 6, and heated media takes on NFL injuries and quarterbacks.

On this late-night episode the hosts unpack a wild night few days in sports: Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown drama, a thrilling Thursday Night Football finish with Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s game-deciding call, plus debate over Kirk Herbstreit’s controversial comments. They also dive into the World Series, potential MLB lockout, Angel Reese’s breakout WNBA moment and how media coverage handles women’s sports.

Dive into a wild, unfiltered ride through NFL drama, including the alarming Jalen Hurts blood clot saga and bizarre injury disclosure, MLB World Series hype and the myths about parity and small-market teams, athlete narratives from Angel Reese to Caleb Williams, and hard-hitting media criticism you won’t hear anywhere else. If you’re a sports fan who craves sharp analysis, deep dives, and a real call-out of media misdirection, The Regulars got you.

A fast-paced episode covering Jalen Hurts' blood clot controversy and the Eagles' handling of it, the Broncos' offensive struggles and harsh media takes, and the Brewers' upset over the Dodgers that reignited the salary cap debate. Plus: media accountability, ESPN drama with Troy Aikman, and a surprising critique of Ryan Fitzpatrick's Bo Nix rant.

This episode breaks down an absolutely wild NFL weekend — dramatic finishes from London to Monday Night, Josh Allen’s grind-it-out win over the Rams, coaching miscues from McVay and Sirianni, and the baffling Giants-Commanders finish. We unpack standout performances, defensive showings, and playoff implications across the league.

We also dive into media drama around Adam Schefter’s trade reporting, Taylor Rooks defending friendships with athletes, the WNBA’s attendance surge, MLB playoff shakeups (Dodgers vs. Brewers), plus plenty of banter, hot takes, and Mocha’s upcoming vacation.

The Regulars toast a birthday amid sharp takes on Dak Prescott’s postgame incident, Tampa Bay and Cowboys drama, the NFL’s running-back surge, and intriguing Week 5 matchups — plus praise for A’ja Wilson’s 5th WNBA MVP and reactions to MLB’s controversial playoff and season proposals. In media corner, Cody and Tanya share their thoughts on Bomani Jones' assessment of Pat McAfee's appeal, and they close out the show with some podcast lore. 

The Regulars unpack NFL Week 4 — surprising wins, breakout running backs, quarterback concerns, coaching questions, and where MVP conversations stand.

They also dive into media controversies, the Knicks–Karl-Anthony Towns contract saga, Yankees playoff struggles, and a passionate Pop Culture Corner praising the TV series Lanterns.