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We have the Chips region, Fries region, Cooked region, and miscellaneous. 32 ways to make or eat potatoes with Let It Fly Media's potato expert Sammy O'Brien. Listen on an empty stomach at your own risk....
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The State Your Line guys drop in for a crossover podcast. We dive deep into the fast food world to find the ultimate champion. Not the most iconic, but the BEST fast food item. Enjoy and let the fatty calories wash over you!
From Broadcast themes to horribly overplayed songs in the stadium, the Bracketologist and Ben Heisler from Sports Illustrated dive deep into the discography of music in sports!Broadcast Region: 1:55Themes Region: 16:01In-game Region: 31:38Music Singles Region: 47:22Final Four: 59:24
Coach and Mrs. Coach. Riggins. Saracen. You don't need two names for most of the big characters in NBC's Friday Night Lights. Five seasons of great TV produced some memorable characters. The Bracketologist is joined by his good friend and Texan Scott Braswell to break it all down. Texas forever.
HGTV is a channel with marathons of television shows that dive very deep into the home improvement universe. Whether it is just background noise or you are locked in, each show has its strengths and weaknesses. The Bracketologist and Mrs. Bracketologist discuss everything from hosts to idiotic home…
From the witches to crazed nurses to angsty teenage girls... there are a lot of female movie villains to choose from. Michael Mackie from IN Kansas City Magazine joins the podcast as we analyze every character and every performance to find the baddest baddie in film history.Opening Round - 1:08Swee…
Vastutamatussäte: Sellele lehele manustatud taskuhäälingusaade ja kunstiteosed pärinevad Ben Walnick-lt, mis on selle omaniku omand ja ei ole seotud ettevõttega Listen Notes, Inc.
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