On "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 going off right now* PMT.
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The Celtics whomped the Heat and Hank whomped Jake's nuts. We talk NBA and the last 2 nights of blowouts. (00:02:40-00:13:52) Nick Saban and Jimbo Fisher have engaged in a nuclear war over college football recruits and alleged cheating. (00:15:10-00:... more
The tension has already begun in the PMT studios as the Heat take down the Celtics in Game 1 after an unreal 3rd quarter.(00:02:35-00:18:48) Patrick Beverley wins hater of the year award and we give a postmortem to the Phoenix Suns after Sunday night... more
We start with some NBA talk and the Suns submitting one of the worst Game 7 performances of all time (also credit to the Mavs).(00:02:29-00:07:47) Hank is on zoom because he sat on the floor for Game 7 of Celtics/Bucks and we talk about his emotions ... more
A talk show by fat Tom Selleck and his girlfriend with occasional comments by the mysterious Hank, talking about sports like middle school boys talk about sex and giggle like school girls. Conversations rarely include any facts, yet like middle school boys and sex talk they act like everything they say is true and they have actually participated more
Facts
The Colts need a a quartback, get on to it
This podcast is awesome. Mostly full of satirical takes, and a fresh representation of what it is to be a fan of any mediocre team in pro or college sports in America. Big Cat and PFT are smart, but show the raw emotions of being a fan with biases for their own teams and against others. They are self-deprecating when those biases are ridiculous. Totally relatable. more
Living in a lonely world just got a little less lonely. The Grim Adventures of Billy (Football) and Manu Ginobli is an orgasm in my ears waiting to happen. The Elon Musk of podcasts just got better when PFT looks like a horse gone wrong in this weeks episode of PMK (Pardon My Katz) as they dive deep into the inner workings of women and how sound their takes are on a real man’s game.
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Pardon My Take launched 6 years ago and published 793 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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