
Mark, Steve and Noah talk Whirlyball. The past, future and present of this fun sport of bumper cars and whiffle balls...
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Our heroes finalize the 2026 Post Nationals with the Unlimited discussion. Not so much who won but the current good, bad and rising potential this particular aspect of the tournament has for years to come.
Our heroes are back in part 2 where they break down and discuss the B and A division.
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The greatest Whirlyball Podcast in the world is joined by none other than Seattle's own Brad Peters to discuss the upcoming tournament along with a little Q&A. Special guest appearances by Dustin "Dusty Buns" Vong and Whirly Media Productions creator... more
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A breezy, insider-style show focused on Whirlyball culture, competition, and community. Relying on roundtable banter and first-hand tournament anecdotes, it covers Nationals prep, division dynamics, and the personalities that animate the circuit. Listeners get behind-the-scenes tales, debate about strategy and gear, and colorful team lore, with frequent nods to Seattle, Chicago, Michigan, and the broader rare-sport ecosystem. A standout trait is the tight-knit, playful camaraderie among longtime players, plus guests who bring competitive experience and media-savvy perspectives to live event coverage and analysis.
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