Zero Blog Thirty is a military podcast presented by Barstool Sports that's listenable for the most crusty of veterans, the bootest of boots, or people who have never touched a weapon in their life. Through the eyes of enlisted Marines and a West Point trained officer, Zero Blog Thirty is like sitting at the online-bar of the VFW and having a virtual cold one with your buddies. more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 608 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Government |
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It's just three people who constantly agree on issues because they’re afraid of any confrontation with each other despite having opinionated viewpoints. Also, Cons is absolutely boring. He makes the Army look bad and is potentially the sole reason why recruitment numbers are so low.
Awesome job! Very funny and insightful!
Love all of the random topics discussed here. Great job keep it going.
I love this podcast! Have been listening to it for a couple years now. I’m not a veteran or American,but love these guys take on the world we live in. Reveille,reveille,reveille, makes my morning slide by easier
This show is fantastic, and I appreciate having it there twice a week. I do wish they’d go back to playing the actual “Retreat” at the end, though. I really miss that.
Apple Podcasts | #56 | United States/Government |
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Apple Podcasts | #206 | Australia/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #64 | China/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #83 | Finland/Government |
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