Podspiracy Theory

It's almost impossible to repeat as Super Bowl Champions in the National Football League. Somehow, the Patriots are able to remain competitive every single season. Are they really an outlier or is there something else going on here? The Athletic's Jeff Greer joins Dan to defend his beloved Pats and prove the NFL is out to get them while Dan contends the league benefits from their Evil Empire.

Next time you're in the Denver International Airport make sure your eyes are open, there are signs of the post-apocalyptic world everywhere. Dan debates with FOX Denver's Lindsay Joy if the airport is being used as a operation base for The New World Order and the Freemasons. The evidence is...compelling.

New York Times best selling author Jeff Pearlman joins Dan to discuss how President Donald Trump intentionally ruined the United State Football League in the 1980's in an attempt to acquire an NFL franchise. We also introduce our newest segment 'Headline of the Week'.

Stand up straight. Hand over heart. Sway to the music. But are you actually listening to the lyrics? 'My Old Kentucky Home' was composed in the 1850's and had lyrics altered in the 1980's. Played before every Kentucky Derby and most collegiate sporting events in the state, does Kentucky need to address its potentially problematic song? Dan sits down with the first Podspiracy roundtable of Bluegrass natives to answer the question: Is the state song of Kentucky racist?

Dan is joined by future NASCAR superstar Ben Rhodes of the NASCAR Truck Series to debate if the Daytona 500 qualifying is predetermined to increase ratings (it 100% is). Ben also brings his own Podspiracy to the table about NASCAR fights and the 'Racing Gods'. The two discuss why NASCAR has so much trouble diagnosing concussions within the sport and why a driver like Ben would never admit to having one. PLUS the week that was includes the first ever Podspiracy Theory table read.