Pardon My Take
Barstool SportsOn "Pardon My Take," Big Cat & PFT Commenter deliver the loudest and most correct sports takes in the history of the spoken word. Daily topics, guests, and an inability to tell what the hosts might be doing will make this your new favorite sports talk show. This is a podcast that will without a doubt change your life for the better- guaranteed, or your money back. *Pretend a reggaeton air horn is ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 926 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsFootball | |||
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Wemby takes down the Timberwolves in a pivotal Game 5 and PFT and Hank have a new bet (00:00:00-00:26:59). We talk Donovan Mitchell's big night and Lebron's last game in the NBA? (00:26:59-00:59:01) Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Giannis not being tr... more
The Sixers have been bounced from the playoffs in a sweep by the Knicks who are absolutely rolling and Max answers questions while soggy (00:00:00-00:31:54). We talk NBA Playoffs and the Thunder look unstoppable. NBA Draft Lottery and the Wizards get... more
The Lakers are in trouble as the Thunder go up 2-0 and James Harden continues to be James Harden (00:00:00-00:28:38). The Knicks go up 2-0 on the Sixers as Embiid sits out Game 2 and legacies are on the line. Spurs whomp the Timberwolves and even the... more
The hungover episode is here and we’ve made it to LA for our live show as we’re trying to get back on track. Knicks kick the shit out of the Sixers and the Timberwolves take Game 1 (00:00:00-00:19:58). We talk some more playoffs and choose your own a... more
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- Dan Katz fraud
“Not going to talk about the kids” Russini named her son the same name as the guy she was having an affair with. She’s a monster and terrible human being. But she’s your friend right so you can’t mention anything? PMT fell off bunch of sell outs. Go Pats, Dan. Coward.
Apple Podcasts1Eff Dan
United States19 days ago - Big Cat, the Pats, and a Bearage of convenience
Big Cat’s recurring “man giggle” is nearly unbearable now that it’s been revealed his support of the Bears is one big affectation.
Would love someone to put together a compilation of him acting like a Bears fan that’s suffered for years. Guys a chameleon.
Apple Podcasts1TheLittleGuy987654United Statesa month ago - Sad
If any other reporter did this they would talk about for 30min there holding memes back this whole week
Apple Podcasts1Yoloforlife69United Statesa month ago - Going Down Hill
For some reason the past couple months have been almost unlistenable. Respect what these guys have done over the years but it’s too repetitive and Big Cat’s take on anything Chicago is unlistenable
Apple Podcasts2JKR347United Statesa month ago - All Great things must come to and end
Haven’t listened much since we learned Dan Katz is not actually from Chicago and he grew up watching the Red Sox and Patriots and is only pretending to have suffered like us Cubs and Bears fans so he could build a brand under false pretenses. He pretended from the beginning. Even worse, he replaced the 1st Barstool Chicago guy who had to leave bc everyone found out he wasn’t from Chicago either. So BC knew how important it was he kept the truth about his hometown a secret. He job depended on it.... more
Apple Podcasts1Teddy WhitewaterUnited Statesa month ago
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Spotify | #2 | United States/Sports |
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Spotify | #91 |  Canada/Top Podcasts |
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A high-energy sports show with a heavy emphasis on football and broad sports banter. Episodes mix NFL breakdowns, game-by-game analysis, and bold takes with a culture-filled flavor, frequent guest spotlights, and humorous, often irreverent banter. It's likely to appeal to devoted sports fans who enjoy comedic interjections, personal anecdotes, and casual, opinion-led conversations rather than formal play-by-play analysis. A standout characteristic is its signature chemistry between long-running hosts and a rotating cast of guests and recurring bit segments, which keeps discussions lively and accessible to a broad, male-leaning audience of sports enthusiasts.
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4. Son of a Boy Dad
5. The Ryen Russillo Show
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Pardon My Take launched 10 years ago and published 926 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 Pardon My Take include:
1. Dante the Don
2. Jerry O'Connell
3. Brad Underwood
4. Mark Titus
5. Stephen Che
6. Alex Rodriguez
7. Stavros Halkias
8. Pete Prisco
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