Hosted by former Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman, Games with Names is a sports history podcast on a search to find the greatest games of all time. From the infamous to the unforgettable, Jules dives back into the classic matchups and eras across all of sports history. Joined by the players, coaches, and celebrity fans that lived it, we’ll uncover first-hand insights and never-before-heard stories, s... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsComedy |
Dan Soder is in studio! The comedian, actor, and diehard Niners fan is with us to go deep on Joe Montanta's last Super Bowl victory: Super Bowl XXIV between the Denver Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers.
(0:00) We kick off the show. (2:26) Dan jo... more
We hear from the best of NFL Receivers telling us their favorite stories, and go behind the scenes on what it's like to play wide receiver in the NFL
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On August 28th, we took over The MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston for a very special night of ball talking, dude talking, and a whole lot more...now we're sharing it with the world! In this night full of fun, we're joined by the likes of Ty Law, Pa... more
Rich Eisen is in studio! The legendary sports broadcaster makes his return to The Nuthouse to talk about one of the most infamous games in NFL history: "The Mo Lewis Game" between the Jets and Patriots from the 2001 season.
(00:00) We kick things o... more
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Having Sam Morril (I think) as cohost wasn’t awful, but distracting guests with C-tier crowd work prevented it from finding its groove. I suggest having season one guests return and cover their games again.
Jules is great. The other guys are awesome too.
Please consider Rex Ryan as a guest.
Big fan of both of them but there are way too many irrelevant and long as f ad breaks.
One of my favorite pods! If you could have one guest on and they had to say yes (sports, celebrities, etc.), who would it be and why? Also, if you could have one guest on (dead or alive) to ask for advice or to just learn more wisdom from them, who would it be?
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of iconic sports moments and legendary games throughout history, hosted by a former Super Bowl MVP. Each episode features conversations with players, coaches, and celebrity fans who share their personal insights, anecdotes, and experiences related to pivotal matches. Notably, the podcast emphasizes a blend of humor and nostalgia, providing listeners with entertaining narratives that go beyond mere statistics and outcomes. Topics range from famous game rivalries to unique behind-the-scenes stories, making it a must-listen for all sports enthusiasts looking for a fresh perspective on celebrated moments in sports history.
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Games with Names launched 3 years ago and published 194 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 Games with Names include:
1. Ty Law
2. Payton Pritchard
3. Patrick Chung
4. Bert Kreischer
5. David Andrews
6. Brian Hoyer
7. Matt Light
8. Will Campbell
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