Episode 18 | Buzz City Boys

Episode 20 | Buzz City Boys

Fresh episode of Buzz City Boys is live — and it’s a limited edition duo today. James is out at wine club doing a full-bodied breakdown of cabernets, so it’s just TJ and Sam holding things down. We kick things off with peak March chaos, diving into UConn’s/Duke insane ending - plus a full Final Four preview where we confidently make predictions that will definitely age perfectly (no chance they backfire). Then we pivot to the NBA for a quick temperature check, touch on the latest with Tiger Woods’ car accident, and wrap up by asking the important question: should Mariners fans already be concerned, or is this just a “relax, it’s April” situation? No James, no problem — just TJ, Sam, and a lot of takes.

Episode 19 | Buzz City Boys

The boys are all here — James, Sam, and TJ — and this episode is stacked from start to finish. We kick things off talking about our Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl, breaking down how they got here, what to expect in the big game, and spilling our favorite prop bets for Super Bowl Sunday.  From there, we shift gears to hometown vibes as the Seattle Mariners pull off a splashy three-team trade to bring All-Star Brendan Donovan to town — what it means for the lineup, the clubhouse, and our hopes for a deep playoff run this season.  Finally, we dive into the NBA trade deadline madness, talking about all the blockbuster deals that shook up the league, which teams won, which teams lost, and how the balance of power may have shifted across the association. Big game talk ✔️  Big league moves ✔️  Big takes and hot takes ✔️ Tap in — it’s a heavy one.🔥

Episode 18 | Buzz City Boys

Sam and TJ kick things off without James… but don’t get too comfortable 👀—if you listen long enough, a surprise appearance might be waiting. The boys dive into Seahawks talk as the NFC Championship heats up, wrap up the college football season with a quick back-and-forth on the Demond Williams switch-up, and then hit an NBA update with thoughts on our favorite teams, plenty of banter, and the usual chaos. Sports takes, laughs, and a little mystery—tap in and ride with us.

Episode 17 | Buzz City Boys

The king is back! In order to keep the listeners engaged while TJ is away, Sam was able to get James back on the mic. Unfortunately for us, the king turned into the washed king in a matter of months because he admittedly has been so focused on school . While James tries to blame his lack of recent sports hiatus on a streaming service, we come to find out that this might actually be user error. Nonetheless, Sam and James do their best job of trying to field a conversation even though their collective ball knowledge is low these days. In this episode, Sam gives his secret to getting your phone buzzing more than any dating app ever will, while James gives his feedback on recent episodes and wonders if anyone is actually manning the podcast email inbox. With the limited screen time he's been given this fall, James gives his two cents on the Kawhi Leonard saga and the NBA betting scandal. As any true Seattle homer would, he comes to Steve Ballmer's defense. With TJ gone, Sam thought this would be an appropriate time to talk about Ja Morant's off the court struggles and why it might be happening. James & Sam wrap up the discussion by hinting at a potential in-person episode when the fellas head west in a couple of weeks.

Episode 16 | Buzz City Boys

James is out once again doing important MBA things, but fear not — this week we’re joined by special guest and co-host Mitchell Eggenberger, who also happens to be our resident golf expert. We kick things off with a deep dive into the Ryder Cup — what went right, what went very wrong, and Mitchell’s take on all the drama. Then it’s time to preview the MLB Playoffs, with a special focus on our hometown Seattle Mariners (are we okay? No. Are we hopeful? Always). We wrap things up with a little NFL and College Football cleanup — hot takes, cold truths, and everything in between. Tune in for a packed episode of golf nerd-outs, baseball heartbreak, and football chaos — it’s a good one.