#27 - How Much Longer Can the Masters Golf Tournament Ban Spectator Cell Phones and Wearables?

#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.

#33 - Fenway to Globe Life: Ranking MLB’s Oldest to Newest Stadiums

Brian and Jason walk through MLB stadiums by age, sharing personal memories from visits to classics like Fenway and Wrigley and modern parks like Globe Life Field. They compare atmospheres, fan experiences, and highlight favorites such as Coors Field while giving listeners ideas for ballpark road trips.

#32 - Getting Schooled at the Indy 500: Rookie Lessons and Last-Minute Saves

Brian and Jason share their first-time Indy 500 experience — from camping and biking through massive crowds to finding helpful strangers who led them to their seats. They talk logistics, food choices, and what they wish they'd planned better. They also relive the thrilling race finish, describe the electric fan culture, and take away lessons for future big‑event planning like timing, gate strategy, and bringing your own supplies.

#31 - Adults Bringing a Baseball Glove to a Major League Game, Why?

In this episode, Brian and Jason try to understand the psychology of adults who bring a glove to an MLB game by discussing some of the unwritten rules of being a fan.