
with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 551 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Will the Pirates make big moves ahead of the deadline? How they do against the Cubs and Diamondbacks could determine how aggressive they are. Also, Pitt Football coach Pat Narduzzi stops by.
The full Pomp and Joe Show, with Donny Football and Austin Bechtold (behind the glass), from Friday, July 24th, 2026
Hour 1 with Donny Football: The Pirates DFA'd Dennis Santana on Thursday after a very difficult season. The Pirates starting pitching is starting to perform better, with Mitch Keller and Bubba Chandler pitching two of their best starts all year. Are ... more
Hour 2 with Donny Football: Drew Allar is one of the last rookie quarterbacks not to sign at this point after Carson Beck and Fernando Mendoza signed. Ray thinks Joey Porter Jr. is the Steelers priority to sign an extension and Keeanu Benton is on th... more
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What are we doing here?!
Your volume on YouTube is so low that it makes the show impossible to listen to; because, the advertisements come on at a startlingly loud volume in comparison. This is a problem for your entire station, not just your show. 5 stars but please address.
Edit: it seems like you fixed this. Thank you.
I am a kid and this show is awesome I listen to this every day in the car when my dad drives me to school. 5/5 nobody can not like this
Ron & Pomp are great. Joe is difficult to listen to. Always sounds as if he’s one bad day away from a breakdown.
Now that Ron is gone, the show is just blah. Joe’s neurotic. Paul is boring. There are a few guests I listen to, and delete all the rest.
You guys were hilarious talking about fishing and the fish that live in the three rivers but I just have to let you know that Allegheny white fish (or Monongahela white fish) are more commonly known as used condums. Do you feel enlightened?
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A lightweight, locally flavored sports talk program that blends in-depth discussions of Pittsburgh teams with personal banter and goal-driven debates about schedules, rosters, and futures. Frequent guests and local reporters weigh in on the Steelers, Pirates, and Penguins, balancing expert analysis with entertaining, accessibly paced commentary and banter. Notable strengths include strong local ties, veteran hosts, and a healthy mix of data-driven insights and behind-the-scenes color from beat writers and executives, making it a good fit for listeners who want both professional context and casual, teammate-like conversation. Episodes often feature lively schedule breakdowns, bullpen and roster dynamics, and international game chatter, with ... more
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