#34 - Why You Should Care About the FIFA World Cup — A PE Teacher's Pitch

#38 - Will You Watch the MLB All‑Star Game? Brian & Jason Weigh In

Brian and Jason discuss the upcoming MLB All‑Star Game and Home Run Derby, debating how much fans and players really care, who ends up on the roster, and the high cost and streaming challenges of watching the event. They also celebrate Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman’s selection, compare All‑Star formats across sports, and invite listeners to weigh in: are All‑Star games essential or overrated?

#37 - Signature or Selfie? The Sports Fan Choice That Sparks Stories or Collectables

Brian and Jason debate whether they'd rather get a player's autograph or a photo, sharing vivid meet-and-greet stories from spring training, stadium tunnels and unexpected encounters. They also discuss personal collections—from vintage baseball gloves and trading cards to coins and marbles—and reflect on how memorabilia and player accessibility have changed over time. Listeners are invited to weigh in: would you grab a signature, a selfie, both, or neither?

#36 - Father's Day at the Ballpark: Heaven or Hell?

In this episode, Brian and Jason discuss what Jason saw at Coor's Field on Father's Day.  What did Jason see? Is Dad having the perfect day? Or something else?  Join the conversation about Father's Day and ballparks.

#35 - When Father Time Strikes: Ronaldo, Messi and the Aging Sports Stars

Brian and Jason talk World Cup veterans — Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Luka Modrić and other older stars — and explore how recovery, sleep, medical care and mental toughness let them keep playing at elite levels. They share personal stories, debate when it’s time to retire versus stay in the spotlight, and give quick takes on teams to watch like Argentina and Croatia.

#34 - Why You Should Care About the FIFA World Cup — A PE Teacher's Pitch

Brian and Jason discuss why the FIFA World Cup draws billions: personal fan experiences in Europe, soccer's accessibility for youth, and the strategic, communal appeal of the game. They cover practical details—broadcast options, notable groups and stars like Luka Modric and Messi—and end with Brian deciding to follow Croatia and the USA, offering a friendly primer for curious new viewers.