Trevor Hass, a writer for the Boston Globe, among various other outlets, joined the show tonight.

We talked about his early days, up through his 10-year run in Beantown. His work can be seen all over the place. Boston.com, The Duxbury Clipper, Boston Globe, and CelticsBlog. Among others.

Hope you all enjoy today’s conversation!

WELCOME BACK FOLKS! If you missed us… well, it’s been six years.

The original Swanson vs. Schrute concept was to compare and contrast The Office and Parks and Rec. My original co-host, Ryer Smith, was a HUGE Parks and Rec guy. I felt the same about The Office.

And so the pod was born. We did six episodes in 2020. Now, the show makes its return under the Zach With An H umbrella. Bryan Southerland is somebody that is a massive Regular Show enthusiast. I was a guest on Justin Bowman’s podcast a few weeks ago and the topic of Regular Show came up.

Knowing both of them for a while now, we made a plan to record, and now here we are. Today’s episode focuses on comparing and contrasting the two primary basketball episodes of Regular Show, Slam Dunk (S3 E7) and Bank Shot (S5 E10)

Hope you all enjoy. Six years later. This will be the first of many Swanson vs. Schrute episodes, with each one focused on different programming.

#RegularShow #Podcast #TV #Reels #Journalism 

Author Michael Kardos has been publishing novels and short stories for 15 years. Before he was doing so, he was playing the drums. How does one take a music degree from Princeton and become a full-time writer?

He tells his full story on the latest edition of Zach With An H. Come along for the ride as Michael shares his journey.

Episode 25 of the pod is NOW LIVE!

Helen Darling, who took Penn State to their first Final four in 2000, spent 10 years in the WNBA, and is in the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame, stopped by today.

We talked about her basketball journey, the books she’s published, and what’s coming up next.

Stop by!

The full story on Cristo Fernandez and his potential return to pro soccer, 20 years after the knee injury he suffered as a 15-year-old.

#DaniRojas #TedLasso #Futbol #Reels #Soccer 

Graham Matthews (@WrestleRant) joined the show to talk about his early days of being a wrestling fanatic.

From starting a radio show in college and starting to write for Bleacher Report, he’s a full-time journalist covering the sport he grew up a huge fanatic of.

From Endicott College, to WWE. He’s living the dream.

Eric Demers, now playing professional basketball in Uruguay, stopped by the show today.

He went from being the leading scorer in D-3 at Gordon. College in 2019-20 (33.6 ppg) - to showing out for Team D3 in The Basketball Tournament, to the NBA Summer League.

He parlayed that into a year with the Maine Celtics in the G-League and a continued career overseas. 

We talked about Eric's journey from day one, highlighting all of his accomplishments and setting the stage for what's to come.

Come by for a great chat about pure hoops.

Quick thoughts on the Titans rallying to stun the Cardinals on Sunday afternoon. Cam Ward showed some serious gusto, while his team backed him up. The 10-game skid is over, and now it's Arizona left to answer questions.

Jeff “Swampy” Marsh joined the show to talk about his animation journey. From his days of working on the Simpsons and first meeting his partner Dan Povenmire, to working with Stephen Hillenberg on SpongeBob, we covered it all.

Of course, many today know Swampy for his work as the co-creator of Phineas & Ferb, which we discussed at length.

So, make sure you come aboard, because this is a story you will love taking the time to hear. Get to know the 1/2 of the brainpower behind the show that has had over 12.6 billion hours watched since its first episode premiered in 2007.

Hear from David Horn, a rising Senior at Hunter College. David is the PXP announcer for all Hawks sports, the President of the school radio station, and leading the content creation charge with CUNY Uncut.

We talked about his beginnings, what he hopes to accomplish next, and his advice to students looking to get involved.