Alex Kaufman's Podcasts: Recent Episodes
Alex Kaufman
Podcasts (usually) hosted by Alex Kaufman (Twitter @alexpkaufman)
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Alex and Steven draft Browns coaches since 1999. This one might have been more painful than drafting QBs.
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It's been far too long, but in uncertain times, heroes emerge. Alex Kaufman and Steven Barber draft Browns quarterbacks since 1999. It's a terrible bunch, but maybe the list will improve someday.
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Mitch and Benson are back with their awards for the 2018 movie year.
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Mitch and Benson are back (babyyyy) with what they learned from 2018 and what they're hoping for in 2019 in the pop culture realm.*producer's note: both audio tracks were linked to Benson's mic, so Mitch sounds far a
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Mitch and Benson talk MLB Hot Stove, NFL Playoff Picture, and a strange selection to the baseball Hall of Fame.
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Mitch and Benson are BACK after an accidental hiatus talking new(ish) releases, including Widows and Fantastic Beasts. They also wrap up the first round of Bombs with Benson/Krall's Classics and count down their top 5 fa
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Mitch and Benson are celebrating the opening of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald by exploring the Potter cinematic universe. They also kick things off by reviewing the Zombie-War movie Overlord.
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Mitch and Benson are back talking music. They go through some new releases, listen to one another's favorite albums, and count down their Top 5 albums by bands that they don't really like.
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Mitch and Benson are talking midseason NFL, offseason MLB, and a little bit of NBA.
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Mitch and Benson are back with another movie episode. They discuss First Man and Bad Times/El Royale. They also debut a new segment and count down their top 5 Ryan Gosling movies.
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Mitch and Benson are joined, for the first time, by Alex Kaufman, who has put together the content for the episode. Chaos ensues.
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For the pod's first music episode, Mitch and Benson discuss their favorite albums of the year to this point, give one another an album to listen to for the first time, and count down their top 5 movie music moments.
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Mitch and Benson recap Week 4 in the NFL and examine the league landscape throughout the first quarter of the season. They also talk MLB Postseason baseball, including power ranking playoff teams.
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Mitch and Benson discuss summer movies of 2018, as well as count down five all-time movies that they liked way more than they thought they would.
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In the debut episode of Welcome Distractions, Benson and Mitchell break down their tastes in music, TV, and movies.
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In a triumphant return, Mitchell and Alex discuss Tribe prospects, RBI Baseball 18, and break down the Hall of Fame ballot.
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Mitchell and I didn't want the layoff between episodes to be any longer, so we found some time to squeeze in a new episode about Butterfree/Venonat theory and our plans for Misty.
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In the second installment of the Metapodcast, Mitchell and Alex discuss their journeys to the Viridian Forest, flying types, and changes in future Pokémon games.
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In part one of a new series, Mitchell and I are going to discuss our separate playthroughs of Pokémon Yellow version. Subscribe to be the first to listen to part two!
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For the first time in two months, Mitchell and I blew the dust off our mics and recorded a podcast. We talked about the Indians' Hot Stove season, Shohei Ohtani, Giancarlo Stanton, and Alan Trammell.
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In the episode, Mitchell and I discuss his playoff power rankings. Then, we looked at OOTP 18's official predictions before divulging our own.
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In this episode of Indian Fever, we mostly focused on end-of-season awards. Expect a playoff pod later in the week!
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In another very lengthy episode, Mitchell and I discussed Kluber vs. Sale, the Tribe catching dilemma, bizarre player nicknames, and a ton more.
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There was Indians and MLB talk for nearly 90 minutes, like normal. At 1:29:13, Mitchell casually brings up Giancarlo Stanton's homers, leading to a fiery PED/HOF debate for the rest of the episode.
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In a very lengthy episode of Indian Fever, Mitchell and I dissected the Indians' win streak and Carlos Santana's lengthy Tribe career.
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The podcast took some time off, so the Indians decided to win practically every game. Mitchell and I break it down, along with a discussion of Indians' top prospects since 2000.
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In an emergency Kyrie Irving trade reaction podcast, Ari Ross helped Alex break down the blockbuster from both sides, along with what it means whether LeBron James stays or leaves.
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In this episode, Mitchell and Alex discussed the dominance of Tribe pitching, Jay Bruce, Graig Nettles, and more!
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In the debut episode of "TV Talk," Alex and Mitchell broke down The League.
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This episode started out as a critique of Friends and ended as a critique of Seinfeld, but there was a lot of Indians talk in between, including Jay Bruce and Corey Kluber.
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Mitchell and Alex discuss the Indians' offensive and bullpen woes, the dominance of Corey Kluber, and the weirdness of Players' Weekend.
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In the debut episode of Indian Fever, Mitchell Krall joined to talk about the state of the Tribe, including Austin Jackson's unbelievable catch and tons more.
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The Axe Bat: What it is and why it could be baseball's next big modernization.
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From Markelle Fultz to Alpha Kaba, Rick and I broke down everything that mattered in last week's NBA Draft. We discussed winners and losers and even reacted to some questionable analyst breakdowns.
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Rick and I attempt to explain Dan Gilbert's decision to let go of David Griffin before giving our rapid (and live) reactions to the Jimmy Butler trade.
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The audio quality might not be the greatest, but the quality (and quantity) of the hot takes more than make up for it.
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After a painful game three loss, Rick and I tried to give our rapid reactions. It took some time to get the episode uploaded, but we think it's well worth it!
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Late into the night, Rick and I recorded a new podcast. We complained about the Cavs' lack of effort and hustle. Rick and I also realized we might need an NBA Finals reality check.
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In episode one of the new Alex Kaufman Show, Alex and producer Rick Brewer recap game one of the NBA Finals.
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This was it: my final show on WDUB. Drew Gray, Joel Lohoua, and Anthony Sernus all stopped by and we discussed the NFL draft, ESPN's layoffs, and more.
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No guests this week, so I had time to rant. Zach and I also revisited LeBron leaving (and returning to) Cleveland, Serena Williams as the GOAT and how often I say "of course."
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NBA Champion Scot Pollard talked about his career and retired life; Rich Grisham of OOTP Developments discussed the company's new releases; Zach and I debated about what is and what is not a sport.
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Yahoo Sports MLB columnist Jeff Passan talked with me, even though I screwed up the title of his book. Plus, Steven came back to co-host and we reminisced about our Doobie days.
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Four guests to end March. TSN's Jay Onrait talked about his FS1 past and his future, ESPN's Dan Szymborski talked MLB, NFL.com's Nick Shook talked NFL, and SI's Ben Golliver talked NBA.
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Zach hosted on his birthday - what a guy! We talked WBC, March Madness, LaVar Ball, and I debuted an interview with Bleacher Report NBA writer Erik Malinowski.
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An All-Star pair of co-hosts discussed the Nintendo Switch launch, recent NBA injuries, and plenty more.
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In an abbreviated show, Zach and I discussed the NBA Trade Deadline and some questionable decisions at FS1.
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SB Nation's Chris Cotillo helped preview baseball season, WTAM 1100's Glenn Forbes talked Cavs and Indians, and Zach and I talked NBA All-Star Weekend.
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Yahoo Sports' Dan Devine talked NBA ahead of the trade deadline and All-Star break. There was also Super Bowl recap, Tiger Woods talk, a segment on sports owners, and much more.
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Zach and I previewed the Super Bowl, talked way too much about Pat McAfee's retirement, and didn't stick to sports.
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There were interviews with NYT bestselling author Jeff Pearlman and CBS Sports NFL writers John Breech and Sean Wagner-McGough. Alex ranted on Roger Goodell, which turned into a concussion discussion.
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Zach made his return to the show and we interviewed Mike Fisher of 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. We also talked NFL playoffs, NBA All-Star Game, MLB Hall of Fame results, caulking, and much more.
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Will Hibbard joined me in studio and we mourned the loss of Craig Sager, broke down the NBA and MLB CBAs, and talked about scum players and people in college football.
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Joel co-hosted with me and we made bowl game picks and spewed flaming hot NBA takes. There was also an interview with Franchise Hockey Manager 3 producer Jeff Riddolls.
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Anthony Sernus and Joel Lohoua hosted with me. We had two interviews: one with Marc Sterne (Denison '91), a producer for the Tony Kornheiser show, and the other with Gary Gorski of Wolverine Studios.
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SI's Ben Golliver talked about the NBA and international basketball journalist David Pick talked all things basketball away from the States. A fun final show before Thanksgiving break!
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Bobby Marks of Yahoo Sports' The Vertical talked NBA, Gus Ramsey talked about his 20 years at ESPN and being Bill Simmons' friend, and Benson and I (mostly me) almost cried talking about Game 7.
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Greg Watson joined me in studio and we talked about Cleveland, the NBA and more. I also debuted an interview with Skip Griparis, who played Monte the color commentator in Major League.
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Benson Anderson hosted with Alex this week. The two talked about BASEBALL (the Indians in the playoffs), FOOTBALL (NFL picks), BASKETBALL (NBA Over/Unders), and more!
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In a special MLB playoff preview podcast, I talked with WTAM 1100's Nick Camino and Yahoo Sports MLB Columnist Jeff Passan. No show this week because I'll be in Cleveland for the ALDS!
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I talked a lot of baseball with NBC Sports' Craig Calcaterra, who came in studio for the full two hours. We discussed the playoff race, Jose Fernandez's legacy, my IBWAA awards ballot, and more.
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I was alone in studio this week, but Zach was with me for an interview we recorded with Will Leitch. I also talked with ESPN baseball analyst Dan Szymborski. And I ranted a little because I could.
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Matt Gibbons subbed in for Zach and we talked about the NFL and MLB. Cleveland.com's Zack Meisel talked about the Indians, with a little Browns and Buckeyes for good measure.
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Zach and I chatted Denison football with head coach Jack Hatem. We also discussed the NFL, Tim Tebow and other college football news. Also, I went on a rant about Charleston Southern football.
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In a special NFL preview show, Zach and Alex predicted over/unders for all 32 teams and discussed all the big off-season newsmakers, including Tom Brady, Colin Kaepernick and Teddy Bridgewater.
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Cole and I recorded an emergency podcast, trying to explain why the Thunder and Raptors have played well and why the Cavs and Warriors have played poorly. We also predicted the rest of the playoffs.
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In our final show of the semester, Zach and I talked about the NFL Draft, the hatred endured by women on social media, and plenty more. #SoonToBeSeniors
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NBC Sports baseball writer Craig Calcaterra was in studio and we talked about baseball (obviously), Prince, Curt Schilling, Darren Rovell, and baseball writers' weird affinity for Bruce Springsteen.
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ESPN's Dan Szymborski joined me in studio for the entire show! Over the two hours, we discussed baseball, ZiPS, video games, and plenty more.
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A fire alarm going off mid-show left us a few minutes short, but there was still plenty to talk about, including Hinkie, GSW and the Masters. Also, ESPN NFL Nation Colts reporter Mike Wells called in.
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This week's show was no joke! Two guests - Joe Davis of Fox Sports/SportsNet LA and Rich Grisham of OOTP Developments - and the debut of Would You Eat This? highlighted this week's show.
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After a couple weeks off for spring break, Zach and I talked with DU men's basketball coach Bob Ghiloni, discussed NFL rule changes, and Zach even snuck in a little hockey talk at the end.
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Four guests: Awful Announcing's Matt Yoder, FS1's Jay Onrait, The Herd's Kristine Leahy, and the LA Daily News' Mark Medina. Amidst all of the interviews, Zach and I discussed DU basketball.
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Two Zachs joined Alex in studio as they talked about the NFL Combine, MLB spring training, and NCAC basketball. The show started late and ended even later!
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Last night's show included an interview with former Browns DT Ishmaa'ily Kitchen. Zach was out last night, so Cole Freshkorn, as well as another Zach, Zach Dobbins, joined me in studio.
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Zach was sick, but it was a discussion on the "clutch gene" that made me want to throw up. We also interviewed DU Men's Basketball players John Cheng and Patrick Keller ahead of senior day tomorrow.
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I talked with SI's Ben Golliver about the NBA, Zach and I talked Super Bowl prop bets, and the Bottom 9 returned with a focus on Johnny Manziel. ...And I was dared into singing Katy Perry on air.
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On last night's show, I learned about analytics with ESPN's Ben Alamar, learned how funny @PFTCommenter is, and somehow lost a debate to Zach. The full interview w/ Alamar can be found at 911wdub.com
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A new semester of BRST began with two great guests: comedian Mike Polk, Jr. and Bleacher Report's King Kaufman. Along with the interviews, Zach and I talked about David Blatt and our NFL over/unders.
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Before the first BRST of 2016 this Friday from 7:30-9:30 eastern, here is a best of show from last semester! Here are a handful of interviews from Fall 2015.
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The last show of the semester had two guests, Joe Davis of Fox Sports/SportsNet LA and well-known author/journalist Robert Lipsyte. There was also some talk of college football to close out the show.
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Matt Gibbons was in for Zach and we talked about the Big Red basketball teams over Thanksgiving Break, the Warriors' winning streak, the Sixers' losing streak, and plenty more.
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I debuted an interview with Sports Illustrated's Ben Golliver, Zach and I talked Franchise Hockey Manager 2 with Cole of OOTP Developments, and we previewed our Thanksgiving breaks.
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It was a weird show, but there was an interview with Cleveland Browns legend Brian Sipe, so it's not all bad...I promise!
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Alex and guest host Cole Freshkorn recapped the weekend in DU sports, followed by a monologue from Alex on Grantland. Then came an interview with Brad Cook of OOTP and some talk on JT Barrett.
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Deadspin founder Will Leitch talked with Zach and me about his career, Kami Mattioli of the Sporting News called in and talked with us about the Amerileague, and we ended with our NBA over/unders.
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SI's Richard Deitsch and I talked about sports media, former ESPN President George Bodenheimer talked about his career and time at Denison, and Myles Simmons helped preview the Rams/Browns game.
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There was some serious talk about Greg Hardy, but also the debut of a new game: LA Dodger or LA Reid (client at Epic Records). Overall, a fun show before fall break!
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Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports called in ahead of the MLB playoffs and WNUR's Ari Ross talked Northwestern football. Afterward, Alex ranted about Texas football and recapped his Sports Jeopardy audition.
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Denison assistant SID Jason Miller was in studio for a Big Red Weekend whiparound, followed by trivia, banter, First Take, and Jonathan Papelbon.
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A Denison football inspired episode began with an interview of LB Luke Romick about his work with the Thirst Project before recapping DU athletics, talking NFL, and a whole host of other topics.
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DU head football coach Jack Hatem joined Zach and Alex to open the show. Then came NFL and US Open recaps followed by video game and soccer talk.
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Former Cleveland Indians first baseman Matt LaPorta called in to open up the show. Then, hosts Alex Kaufman and Zach Neufeld recapped Denison sports and previewed the NFL season.
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BRST ended the school year on a high note as Alex interviewed ESPN President John Skipper. Zach and Alex also previewed the Mayweather/Pacquiao fight and talked about summer as Zach coughed up a lung.
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Zach and I debated Winston/Mariota, talked about why Zach owes me half of a turkey sandwich, and analyzed some incoming changes on Fox Sports 1. This week's guest was Sarah Spain of ESPN and espnW.
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Steven made his return to the airwaves of WDUB to talk about the new Browns jerseys and all of the other sports news from the last week.
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Zach and I talked Masters, NCAA Basketball, and some epic fails from the first week of the baseball season. We also debuted an interview I recorded with Matt Yoder of Awful Announcing.
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Zach and I talked about Tiger's return, Shaka's exit, and the feud currently going down on Fox Sports 1. I also talked with Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports to preview the 2015 MLB season.
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Our first post-spring break show saw the full trio of hosts talk with Brad Cook of OOTP Developments and Dan Szymborski of ESPN. Talk was also about chain restaurants and the Big Dance.
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This podcast came from the gutter to the grail as Mitchell Krall joined me for an AL preview. Between over/under picks, division predictions, and award previews, this podcast is one not to miss!
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The final BRST before spring break saw Alex preview the MLB season and elaborate on the Syracuse sanctions. It also saw the debut of an interview with Graham Bensinger, a young star in sports media.
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A packed show with plenty of guests, including DU SID Craig Hicks, Brad Cook of OOTP, and Bobby Rahal, who graduated from Denison and won an Indianapolis 500.
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Alex was alone in studio this week, and he called out the student section, recapped the NBA All-Star Weekend and Trade Deadline, and debuted an interview with super-agent Leigh Steinberg.
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Alex opened the show talking with Dave Chudowsky of WKYC in Cleveland. Afterward, Zach, Drew, and Alex discussed a lot of football and asked Zach about his reading habits.
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Alex was joined in studio by All-NCAC football players Zach Neufeld and Drew Gray, where the trio previewed the Super Bowl, prop bets, and plenty more.
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In his return, Alex talked about Johnny Manziel, Ballghazi, FrancesaCon, Corner Gas, Kyrie Irving, Cardale Jones, and more. He also talked with Brad Cook of Out of the Park Developments about OOTP 16.
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Steven's final show included an interview with Jon Groza, son of NFL HOFer Lou "The Toe" Groza. We also talked MLB Hot Stove, Landon Donovan, and Johnny season.
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FS Live's Jay Onrait opened the show with Steven and Alex before the hosts recapped DU sports and wished "Johnny" a happy birthday. Then Alex talked with NBA Live 15 EP Sean O'Brien.
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Steven and I were not alone in our final show before Thanksgiving. We talked sports betting, MLB Awards, and plenty of other stuff. Be sure to subscribe and follow Alex @NSF_Alex.
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Eugene and Alex preview the CSU exhibition against Malone. Apologies for any audio issues as Eugene was broadcasting live from the Wolstein Center.
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With Benson in for Steven, we talked baseball awards season, Cavs and Dion Waiters, the Browns TNF win, and a big win for Denison football.
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Steven was late, so I started off alone. Then we talked with Joe Vardon of NEOMG about the Cavs and LeBron. Afterward, we debuted a new segment about the Cavs. Finally, we made our NFL ATS picks.
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In the second episode of Let's Go Vikes, hosts Eugene and Alex discuss the Green/White scrimmage and all of the recent transfers, both to and from CSU.
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Steven and I had a shortened show because my dad and some college friends were on for the first hour (not on podcast). We talked DU, Cavs, sports video games, and Steve Nash.
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In the debut of the Let's Go Vikes podcast, hosts Eugene McCormick and Alex Kaufman preview the 2014-15 CSU team. They discussed the changes from last year and previewed the HL as well.
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In a special Friday night BRST, Steven and I talked with Yahoo! Sports Lead Baseball Columnist Jeff Passan to open the show. The show was downhill from there as Steven vowed to never host a Friday night show again.
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Due to a persistent prank caller, a few minutes were lost in the middle of the show. That said, the rest of the show was fun, including a conversation with ESPN Baseball Analyst Dan Szymborski, the inventor of ZiPS. Stev
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Steven and I opened the show by recapping the busy Big Red Weekend, including a dramatic last-second win for DU football. Then we talked with our guests, Yahoo! Tech (formerly New York Times) writer David Pogue and Romeo
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This is NOT an episode of Big Red Sports Talk, but a rare non-sports show from Alex Kaufman. After BRST ended, Alex played some of his favorite musical theatre music for a couple hours. If you like Broadway and musicals,
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Steven and Alex recap the week in Big Red athletics before back-to-back interviews, first with EA Sports Madden NFL Producer Ben Haumiller and then with Jeff Potter, president of the NBA Development League's Fort Wayne M
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On last night's Big Red Sports Talk, I opened the show with a serious monologue about domestic violence in the NFL. Afterward, Steven and I discussed the week that was in Big Red athletics and made our week 2 NFL picks a
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