Every week, the hosts of PokerStars TV (James Hartigan and Joe Stapleton) bring you a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like being two regular folks on the international poker circuit. Told from the perspective of a cranky British dad (Hartigan) and an undateable American bachelor (Stapes), Poker in the Ears is a mostly uncensored take on the world of professional poker. The hosts also regularly... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 307 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGamesComedyTV & Film |
James and Joe are about to head to the PokerStars European Poker Tour Presented by Monte-Carlo Casino. They look ahead to seven days of live streaming (April 28th – May 4th) on the PokerStars Twitch and YouTube channels, plus a second edition of the ... more
In a change to our advertised programming, James and Joe are joined by poker player, coach, content creator, author, and commentator Lexy Gavin-Mather. In an extended interview, Lexy talks about her start in poker, her years as an online grinder, her... more
James is celebrating a deep run and a $5k score in the #SundayMillionAnniversary. He and Joe also celebrate the champion 'CrossBreed17', having streamed the final table and the winning moment on the PokerStars Twitch channel. They guys are then joine... more
James and Joe are back from Dublin – and Stapes has recovered from a nasty stomach bug – so they recap the last few days of the #IrishOpen in the company of Main Event champion Tero Laurila: the first ever Irish Open winner from Finland. He talks abo... more
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How this won best podcast goes to show what a joke the poker awards are in general. This podcast is inferior to many others. I encourage you to pass.
Hello gents, I’ve been a longtime listener and fan of all your work, and this podcast is no exception. Joe, your dumb quizzes continue to make me laugh out loud, especially this latest one with Norman Chad. And James, you always do a superb job with interviewing guests and superfans as well as “babysitting” Joe. Thank you guys for sprinkling in humor and fun to my boring Monday-Friday office job. Perhaps one day I will apply to be a superfan! more
Absolutely love this show, the best entertainment podcast around, love that it’s not just about poker, loving the film and book reviews. It keeps me going on the long commute! Keep it up guys.
Meh.
Easy listening now the voice is fixed. On point every week. Poker, films and the odd special guest. What more do you need. Keep it up lads
Apple Podcasts | #127 | Belgium/Comedy |
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