The podcast where we break down the resumes of athletes to determine whether or not they should get a call to their sports Hall of Fame.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 313 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Jim is joined by Los Angles Angels Broadcaster Trent Rush to break down the career and HOF candidacy of former MLB third baseman Troy Glaus. First, they discuss all of the talent on the early 2000s Angels teams that Glaus starred for (6:25). Next, th... more
Jim is joined by friend of the pod Mike Cleary to discuss the hall of fame candidacy of former Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo. First, Jim and Mike cover the Chicago Cubs dominance from 2015-2018 and whether winning just one World Series was... more
Jim is joined by Larry Holder of The Athletic to discuss the career and legacy of former New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees. First, Jim and Larry discuss how Brees is not only the greatest player in Saints history, but possibly the greatest in... more
Jim is joined by Chicago Sports & News Columnist Dave Wischnowsky to discuss the hall of fame candidacy of former MLB first baseman Derrek Lee. First, Dave and Jim cover Lee's legacy on the Chicago Cubs and how he is one of the better Cub players of ... more
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Love the concept for the show as a big Hall of Fame nerd. Would love to see some NHL player conversations, too, at some point.
Really enjoyed that interview! Will check out more soon!
-George Blitch
Host of the “Son of a Blitch Podcast”
This is a great podcast. I especially enjoyed the episode with Jim Licato. He is very knowledgeable and intelligent. The host Jim Miloch is great as well.
The podcaster has a decent idea. Unfortunately he doesn’t deliver. It’s a mish mash of wandering ideas void of substance
Great concept and show
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Focused on evaluating athletes' careers for Hall of Fame consideration, the podcast examines the accomplishments, context, and narratives surrounding prominent figures in sports. Episodes typically feature in-depth discussions about the careers of various athletes, including notable statistics, personal anecdotes, and the broader implications their achievements have on their respective sports. The unique angle of exploring Hall of Fame candidacies allows for lively debates, making it particularly engaging for sports fans and enthusiasts interested in the legacies of both current and former athletes.
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Pod of Fame launched 5 years ago and published 313 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 Pod of Fame include:
1. Mike Cleary
2. Larry Holder
3. Dave Wischnowsky
4. Brandon Anderson
5. Phil Coffin
6. Jared Sandler
7. Mike Santagata
8. Jeff Kerr
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