Our heroes made it to Texas. Here's a little recap...

After a long 2 weeks our heroes are back after the Seattle storm. (And not the WNBA team.) Steve updates us with rumors, facts and any other info he might be hiding for the up coming invitational. Also they get to finally talk of the possible swag they'll have for you all. And we find out Noah might have a ghost. All while keeping it so McCurdy...

In this episode our heroes are joined by another Whirlyball legend Brian Crosby. We learn he's also a virgin of the podcast. Barely scratch the surface of his legacy. And learn it all just seems so McCurdy....

In this new episode our heroes are joined by the man, the myth and the legend James Gill. We hope you enjoy as much as we did listening to his stories, but in the comfort of a warm comfortable environment.

Join our heroes as they add a 3rd chair to the hosting booth and interview a Michigan legend Mike Driskill. Listen as they're minds are blown and opened up to some of his answers and feelings on the sport. Also we find out he may well be a robot? And as Mark drinks a little too much in his excitement for returning to work and getting to play again..

Our heroes talk about this past year of whirlyball, our podcast and other growth...

In this episode our heroes are joined by something new and something old. We have our friend Noah joining us for the first time. And Brandon returning to join in the fun. We all learn more about Noah. Then we discuss, is Mike Wahl too good for B?

In this episode our heroes are joined by Chicago's own Matty Ice. We talk about almost everything there is except how he got his name. That's just how into the conversation we were...

In this episode our heroes are joined by our good friend and teammate Brandon Stewart. Join us as we talk about his beginnings, futures, fried chicken and cuddles.

In this episode our heroes are joined by El Presidente himself Mike Nicon. We talk of his up and comings, to becoming a multi national whirlyball champion. Theres probably more to describe, but does anyone actually read this?