
Weekdays 10am - 2pm with Matt Steinmetz and Daryle 'the Guru' Johnson.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 524 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In Hour 1, Evan (filling in for Steiny) and Guru discuss the Golden State Warriors' rough loss to the Miami Heat. They also touch on the new story in ESPN from Anthony Slater. In Hour 2, Evan and Guru discuss Brandin Podziemski's role with the Warrio... more
In Hour 1, Evan (filling in for Steiny) and Guru discuss the Golden State Warriors' rough loss to the Miami Heat. They also touch on the new story in ESPN from Anthony Slater
In Hour 2, Evan and Guru discuss Brandin Podziemski's role with the Warriors and if his future should be off the bench or not.
In Hour 3, Golden State Warriors legend Clifford Ray joins Evan and Guru to discuss the 1975 Warriors championship team's reunion happening at Chase Center tomorrow night.
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When they start yelling and arguing it’s a cheap substitute for content
When it comes to a sports talk show you want intelligent takes. With this show you get “Aaron Judge is gutless” because he chose the New York Yankees over the San Fransisco Giants. That should tell you all you need to know about what you’ll get from this show. No one likes a homer but the only thing worse is a whiny, bitter homer with a mic.
Ray Ratto and Damon Bruce were by far my favorite radio personalities. I can't believe the station let them go, and kept the unlistenable Steiny and Guru. I'm deprogramming the station, i used to love listening, with Joe Lo & Dibs and Damon & Ratto. Now you're dead to me.
Conforto is a much better player than you think. Go on BaseballReference.com and compare Conforto’s numbers to Correa’s. Very close. Plus you’ll see Conforto is a gold glove caliber right fielder.
I listen to you guys to rot my brain, and I mean that in a good way.
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The show features dynamic discussions focused on major sports events, particularly baseball and football, with a tendency to explore the emotional and psychological facets of fandom. Episodes frequently highlight player analysis, such as the performance of athletes like Steph Curry and the impact of injuries on teams like the San Francisco 49ers. The hosts utilize anecdotes and listener call-ins to enrich their dialogue, addressing topics like sports etiquette and the nuances of fan expectations. A unique element of the show is its blend of expert analysis with humor, aimed at creating an engaging experience for listeners who appreciate both sports insights and lively conversations.
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Steiny and Guru launched 8 years ago and published 524 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Steiny and Guru include:
1. Monte Pool
2. Mack Jones
3. Phil Simms
4. Jennifer Lee Chan
5. Steve Summers
6. Tony Vitello
7. Tony Baselio
8. Steve Somers
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