Run That Back is a sports talk show with a dash of comedy. Correspondents from across the region and around the world will join us to talk about their favorite teams, special sports events, and personal histories. Mostly, we will find guidance from the words of that great sports philosopher Rasheed Wallace: “Both teams played hard.” This is indie sports radio.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 211 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Sports NewsNews |
This is the last show of Run That Back! Joining us is our old friends Sarah Spooner, Josh Batenhorst, Tim Jackson, and our very first guest Phillip Chester. We'll talk about sports headlines and look back on 12 years of Run That Back and Steve Sax Sy... more
Our penultimate show! We continue to celebrate 12 years of bringing you indie sports radio as we welcome back some of our favorite guests. This time, it's Kim & Nathanael Roney, Rod Murphy, and Bob Clausen with baseball, basketball, and hockey talk a... more
A few more shows left for Run That Back and we're trying to feature as many of our favorite guests before we're done. If you've ever listened to Gerry Leonard on Run That Back, you know that Tom and Scott clear the lane and let Gerry cook as much as ... more
As we work towards the conclusion of Run That Back, we bring you another packed show! Two New York Mets fans join us: writer/producer of The Simpsons Michael Price and filmmaker Nick Davis! They discuss current projects, including the baseball-centri... more
As we move closer to Run That Back's final show, this week, we recognize 12 years of being on the air with two of our favorite recurring guests. Charlie Flynn-McIver will talk about the play he is directing for North Carolina Stage Company called Kin... more
With the semifinals of the Champions League approaching and the end of the Premier League closing in, we welcome back our Senior Soccer Correspondent Jeff Carnivale! Also, be sure to listen for a very important Run That Back update during the show. more
We've reached the end of the college basketball season! To celebrate and recap, we welcome first time guest Aaron Conners to talk about the Florida Gators winning the men's national championship game. Then, old Run That Back hand Ryan Smartt returns ... more
We're excited to welcome Henry Dittman of the ClipCast Podcast, the longest-running Los Angeles Clippers podcast of all time!
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Apple Podcasts | #101 |
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The content primarily revolves around an engaging mix of sports commentary, ranging from personal fan experiences and reflections on memorable sporting events to in-depth discussions on specific games and tournaments across various sports. Episodes frequently feature guests who offer expert insights, fan perspectives, and emotional narratives that resonate with the audience. Notably, hosts Scott Bunn and Tom Chalmers bring a dynamic energy, often infused with humor, which encourages a lively atmosphere. Listeners can expect to hear about major sporting events including college basketball, NFL games, and soccer leagues, alongside discussions about community involvement and social issues intertwined with sports, enhancing its appeal as an ind... more
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Recent guests on Run That Back include:
1. Jeff Carnivale
2. Aaron Conners
3. Ryan Smartt
4. Henry Dittman
5. Ryan Cohen
6. Julian Dreyer
7. Ed Southern
8. Will Harlan
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