This Podcast Is... Uncalled For

When you talk about a certain owner's stewardship of a certain NBA team and how he mistreated his star player.

From our episode KroenkeOut Denver Edition with Terrence Hayes

This is the first of six episodes compiling materials from our participation in National Podcast Post Month (NaPodPoMo) in November 2025.

Included in this episode: Driving the Streetcar 1 - Main Street Extension Driving the Streetcar 2 - Starter Line, Riverfront, NorthRail Dias de los Muertos; Ex-Mormon Experience (Adios Nelson) Last Possible Minute Requests Shoutout to Jared; Screw the NFL; UFL Changes Appearing on Other Podcasts Kansas Christian Election Day Vlog 1 (Screw You Heley) Election Day Vlog 2 (Screw You Heley) Yes, I Do Have To Get Up That Early Certain Days Driving the Streetcar(ish) 3 - East-West Line (39th/Linwood)

When your conversation turns to football and your football loyalties - and how they were betrayed.

From our live Fringe episode with Brian Boye

When you talk about how you unintentionally got your own words read on one of the biggest podcasts on the planet.

From our live Fringe episode with Brian Boye

When your co-host's teenage daughter calls her - right in the middle of a live show.

From our live Fringe episode with Brian Boye

When you and your guest talk Foo Fighters, Taylor Swift, the Jubilee Line, and barbecue in just a few short minutes.

From our live Fringe episode with Brian Boye (Postscript: Since this recording, we've now been graced with "Redwood tree, ain't hard to see.")

When your guest mentions he went gaming with a friend who attended a certain university in Tulsa that you can't stand.

From our Fringe episode with Mike Pole and Terrence Hayes

When you're playing Betrayal at House on the Hill and have reached that point in the game where the haunt is revealed and the traitor is known.

From our playthrough of Betrayal at House on the Hill

When you ask your guest if his travels took him to Virginia's Hampton Roads area.

From our episode with Richie Wolfe

When you talk about how your father's side of the family is from Pittsburgh and you demonstrate it by helping with the pronunciation of Allegheny.

From our episode with Richie Wolfe