
The definition of washed up is no longer useful of successful. Cliff, Brady, Bres, and James are here to change that narrative. We relate to those once competitive athletes that don't know what to do with their competitive energy. Since the dream of going pro is no longer and option... what do we do now?
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 223 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Back after 87 days but who's counting! Catch up with the fellas. Then catch up on MLB and NFL.
The fellas get chatty and catch up.Then we run through the MLB. Then brady and Cliff go through the Bears Schedule.
The Fellas are back like a bad habit and we sling some non sports to get the juices flowing before we get down to the nitty gritty of the sports world. The North Is Ours, Caleb MVP. Can't Wait for football. The Cubs bring hope to the eyes of some. NH... more
Cliff and Brady start with an insane non sports. Something About Mary turns into .. Bill and Jordon. Scottie is a sicko. NHL from two puck heads. Juan Soto takes. NBA playoffs and we might need to eat out words
Love the Chi town banter. Gets better every week!
We need MERCH!!!!!
Overall great podcast. All three gents bring something unique to the table, plus they gel together like a charm. One of the best ways to melt away the outside world’s drama and anxieties. Alway gets ya with some good laughs too, keep it up guys!
Love the content but seriously guys where in the world are u? It seems like there is no sense of urgency. First couple episodes I heard a lots of focus and lots of energy. First couple episodes were electric but unfortunately the power just went out fellas. How bout u start up the generator and get back on track. Seriously u got something special and are currently wasting talent away.
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A unique blend of sports commentary and comedic banter characterizes the content, focusing on the lives of individuals who once thrived as competitive athletes. The discussions often center around personal anecdotes, current events in sports, and lighthearted critiques of both players and teams. A recurring theme involves navigating life after losing the competitive edge, allowing listeners to connect with struggles and triumphs beyond their athletic careers. Humor, nostalgia, and insight into both the sports world and everyday challenges make this an engaging listen for fans of sports and comedy alike.
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