
Opinions about everything, afraid of nothing. Sack Up!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1140 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Caitlin Clark, Pat McAfee, Iowa, and the Indiana Fever take center stage on today's episode! Dan reacts to Caitlin Clark delivering a needed reality check to the WNBA media mob, reminding everyone that getting booed, cheered, and criticized is simply... more
Dan calls out Stephen A. Smith and ESPN for major hypocrisy after the First Take host mocked Philadelphia Eagles star Lane Johnson for retiring four games into the season to prioritize his mental health and family.
Plus, OutKick National College Spo... more
Buckle up for the weekly unfiltered roundup where no topic is safe and zero hot takes are left behind.
This week on The Best of Don't@ME: Dan opens with Rob Riggle discussing the new film celebrating iconic actor James Stewart.
Next, Senator Eric S... more
WNBA stars Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark, along with writer Candace Buckner and the Indiana Fever, are back in the headlines. Dan shreds the latest media hit piece from The Athletic calling for the Indiana Fever to dump fan-favorite Sophie Cunn... more
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Hard to listen to- seems to always be angry and loves to put people down. This man has really fallen far from grace. This man has overdosed on cable news and hook, line and sinker when these Hollywood actors read a teleprompter to him while getting paid millions of dollars he truly thinks it’s news.
Dan’s great when he stays on sports topics. When he ventures into politics, has anyone told him he sounds like the MAGA version of Megan Rapinoe regurgitating group think.
Dan nails it time and time again. He’s “been there done that” and calls out the racist woke blowhards that can’t think straight and sound stupid. THANK YOU Dan!
Thank you for all you do!!! These silly folks that have no talent
Can we please stop with the term “African American.” If we can use the term Black history month and if BLM and BET are ok to say, then we can sure as heck use the term Black people. Love ya Dan!
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This show leans into provocative, opinion-driven takes across sports and related culture, with frequent forays into politics, media narratives, and identity in sports. Episodes mix hot takes on WNBA coverage, NIL rules, college athletics governance, and high-profile football and basketball discussion, often featuring guest voices from sports media, athletes, and analysts. A standout aspect is the host's unapologetic, combative style and willingness to challenge conventional narratives, which can spark lively debates and strong audience engagement. The format often includes rapid-fire opinions, guest perspectives, and sponsor reads woven into the discussion, making it a fit for listeners who enjoy blunt, no-holds-barred sports commentary wit... more
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Recent guests on Don't @ Me include:
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2. Rob Riggle
3. Sophie Cunningham
4. Paul Feinbaum
5. Colin Kaepernick
6. Brittany Palmer
7. Greg Ciano
8. Randy Grimes
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