
A sort of sports show but not really. Filled with meaninglessness. Hosted by Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

Joe and Mike are back, and they're talking about… the Yankees?! The guys are joined by sports journalist and author Mike Vaccaro, whose new book The Bosses of the Bronx comes out March 24!
Joe and Mike are back for the final part (maybe) of the baseball card opening extravaganza!! This week, the guys are joined by sportscaster and friend of the program Jason Benetti. Mike, Joe, and Jason are opening baseball cards in an effort to raise... more
Joe and Mike are back for part 7 of opening baseball cards in an effort to raise money for ALS!
donate at teamgleason.org/poscast
Joe and Mike have come down with a case of olympic fever! The guys are crying at every sport from curling to Big Air. Plus, they're opening more baseball cards in an effort to raise money for ALS. donate at teamgleason.org/poscast
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I just unfollowed. Joe, I very much respect your ability as a writer and author (especially the Baseball 100, Why We Love Baseball, and The Machine) and I can’t wait for your new book. But I am sorry to say that this podcast is super boring and corny, and just not interesting. There are much better baseball podcasts, specifically Talkin Baseball from Jomboy Media. Sorry guys
Episode 82,064 is a standout
Guys, huge fan, but have been severely disappointed with your general lack of interest in the blue jays. They are in the World Series, have been the most exciting team in the playoffs, and you don’t know how to pronounce the last name of their 2-hitter… it’s Lu-Kas (somehow). Let’s tighten up the Jays coverage please! (Currently 2-0 in game 5).
TLDR: two decent people yammering.
No anger, no meanness, no hate, just love for all that is good. That means rational Yankees hatred and celebrations of virtually everything else in the world that is life-affirming, particularly that which is sports-related. There’s a fair bit of baseball talk, but so, so much more.
As a Yankees fan, I can't stand listening to any Yankees podcasts. But the poscast is a must listen if you adore baseball
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This podcast explores the intersection of sports, particularly baseball, humor, and personal anecdotes. Listeners are treated to lively discussions covering a variety of topics, including baseball cards, player dynamics, and broader cultural themes related to sports. Notably, the hosts often emphasize the joy sports bring to their lives, while also engaging in philanthropic efforts, like supporting ALS research through charitable card openings. They integrate a blend of analysis and humor, making it accessible for both avid sports fans and casual listeners alike.
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The PosCast launched 4 years ago and published 216 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 The PosCast include:
1. Bob Costas
2. Tom Haberstroh
3. Molly Knight
4. Megan Amram
5. Ellen Adair
6. Howard Bryant
7. Jane Leavy
8. Brandon McCarthy
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