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 ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 926 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FootballSports |
The Yankees survive game 3 after Aaron Judge's pinstripe moment (00:00:00-00:14:31:11). Big Dumper goes poo poo and the Mariners go up 2-1 (00:14:31-00:22:20). Cubs and Phillies are down bad ahead of Game 3 (00:22:20-00:45:16). Jaguars win a game the... more
NFL Week 5, we start with fastest 2 minutes then recap every game from Sunday (00:00:00-00:10:29) Vikings 21, Browns 17 (00:10:29-00:20:32) Patriots 23, Bills 20 (00:20:32-00:28:45) Broncos 21, Eagles 17 (00:23:48-01:00:09) Saints 24, Giants 14 (01:0... more
Sports are so back. We talk Thursday Night Football and a great win for the Niners and Mac Jones (00:00:00-00:12:01). Playoff Baseball and the Yankees, Tigers, Dodgers and Cubs advance (00:12:01-00:25:42). Big Cat fulfilled a lifetime goal of winning... more
Playoff Baseball is here and we recap all the action from Tuesday's games. Memes is doing a hate watch of the MLB playoffs and we get to the bottom of the WNBA scuttlebutt (00:00:00-00:36:21). We talk MNF and the Jets and Bengals being a disaster and... more
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Love most of this show except for Hank & Max. Hsnk has zero personality, which is a problem when there’s a microphone in front of him. He’s just a boring podcaster with a boring voice and boring takes.
Max is a man baby who throws toddler tantrums about everything. It’s unfortunate Big Cat & PFT surround themselves with children
Dump that mouth breather Hank
No one cares about the bears. 31 other franchises to talk about love. Love the show and everything but we need less Bears talk.
Having lost a close friend of 30 years to suicide a couple weeks ago, it’s not a thing to joke about. Say what you want in the office about killing your self if the bears lose, but don’t put it on air.
These rock
The show was great from 2016-2023 (bc they were funny / authentic)…
… Then (presumably bc of some insecurity he developed) Big Cat decided to try and make the show more of a serious sports podcast (when the reason people loved PMT is bc it’s not serious)
Now, rather than (enjoyable) jokes about saber-metrics, Big Cat tries to break down games with “hard hitting insights / notes” (that are completely unfounded & come across like a 5 year old breaking down a game)
Honestly just let Big Cat go ... more
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A lively and engaging sports talk show, the content revolves around current sports events, particularly the NFL, with humorous banter and candid discussions. The hosts offer insights on player performances, team dynamics, and the overarching narratives dominating the sports landscape, often blending analysis with light-hearted jokes and anecdotes. Unique segments, such as discussions about cultural phenomena and personal experiences, enrich the dialogue, making it accessible for listeners at any level of sports knowledge while delivering entertainment value alongside informative content.
Noteworthy is the podcast's ability to attract a diverse set of guests from various sports, entertainment, and even food industries, creating a dynamic li... more
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Recent guests on Pardon My Take include:
1. Lane Kiffin
2. Brandon Walker
3. Greg Olsen
4. Fred Smoot
5. Jon Gruden
6. Scottie Scheffler
7. Rob McElhenney
8. Mardy Fish
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