
The last uncompromised podcast hosted by Patrick Redford and Harry Krinsky.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsSociety & Culture | |||

Liz Franczak of the esteemed TrueAnon podcast joins the show to talk about the NBA’s prediction market partnerships, exporting fandom to the robots, and the slow sad demise of the Golden State Warriors.
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The NBA season is BACK so to prepare we take a look back at what happened last year, and what it can tell us. Plus we talk Valks vs Dream in the WNBA Finals, Michael Porter Jr. podcasting, and playing pickup with each other.
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This is a crossover episode with the good people of Hell Gate NYC!! harry and Patrick stopped by the Hell Gate office to talk about the Liberty playoff run, New York as a sports bar town, Max's issue with the Timeless Torches, Isiah Thomas' return to... more
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Pleasant pod, but one of the hosts has an annoying, frog-in-his-throat voice that gets tiresome.
I will neve publicly admit to listening to a podcast but hey this one is pretty good. Tuning in, hearing about the “naccicism of small differences” it’s like taking a bite out of a ripe golden delicious. I get why they keep making these things (podcasts)
LeBron’s the goat. Best podcast out there
They’re smart dudes with interesting things to say but the show often feels mailed in like they didn’t take any time in advance to prepare a script or organize their thoughts. The end up haphazardly jumping around topics and making “jokes” that gesture at comedy without ever finding a punchline.
Obsessed with saying “he’s going for bams record” in any context
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The show centers on basketball analysis, culture, and media dynamics, often blending sharp on-court insights with meta commentary about how content is produced and consumed online. Listeners can expect a mix of tactical discussion, player and team discourse, and explorations of the business, technology, and cultural forces shaping modern basketball. Unique strengths include a candid, humorous banter among hosts, high-profile guest appearances from sports writers and analysts, and a willingness to critique media narratives while staying deeply invested in the sport. This blend makes it appealing to listeners who want thoughtful analysis paired with conversational energy and cultural commentary.
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