Interviews

Episode 14: Danny Kanell (Part I)
Chris O'Gorman interviews former NFL QB and current sports media podcaster and analyst, Danny Kanell. The two discuss: Danny's early exposure to professional athletes including houseguest and MLB super star Reggie Jackson. Danny's incredible one year transformation from his first year of organized football to the top ranked high school quarterback in the country, the College Football Playoff current and future structure, college football conference alignments, College Football Playoff payouts and school tv revenues.

Episode 13: Michael O'Keefe
Chris O'Gorman interviews Academy Award nominee Michael O'Keefe. The two discuss: Michael's successful film role in the Great Santini, which not only showcased his amazing acting talents, but his impressive basketball skills; his impressive baseball swing developed during the filming of The Slugger's Wife; his assurance and exaggeration to movie studio execs that he was a great golfer to land the role of Danny Noonan and the work he put in pre-production to try to get close to that level; the evolution of Caddyshack from a coming of age love story to "Agolfalypse Now"; an amazing party environment with all Caddyshack stars living in extremely close proximity; the successful pairing of Chevy Chase and Bill Murray in Caddyshack after a Saturday Night Live scuffle instigated by John Belushi; Lacey Underall/Cindy Morgan was not only a "hot number", but a true professional and Michael's reflection on the incredible improvisational talents of Chevy, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight and Bill Murray.

Episode 12: Bill DeWitt
Chris O'Gorman interviews Bill DeWitt, the President of the St. Louis Cardinals. The two discuss: pitching injuries and shortened innings for starters, the inability of small and middle market teams to sign the game's best players, is it time for a salary cap in MLB, the relationship between owners and the Players Association and the need for improvement, the possibility of a national media rights deal in 2028 and the amazing St. Louis fan base.

Episode 11: Ken Rosenthal
Chris O'Gorman interviews Emmy Award winning baseball media columnist and Fox Sports contributor Ken Rosenthal. The two discuss: Juan Soto's record contract, are lower and smaller market teams contributing their fair share, does the Dodgers spending binge mean that it's time for a hard salary cap, pitcher injuries and less innings for starting pitchers, MLB's automated ball strike system, does baseball have a strike out problem and what's the end game for the Marlins.

Episode 10: Fred Couples (Part II)
The continuation of Chris O'Gorman's conversation with Hall of Fame golfer Fred Couples. In Part II, the two discuss: Fred's relationship with Tiger Woods and his view on Tiger's amazing record breaking career; Fred's feelings about LIV golf, its players and how the two tours may merge and when; was there another option for Phil within the Tour vs the Saudis; could Tiger and Phil have worked together; Fred's favorite tournament and the amazing Champions Dinner; and NBA royalty in Fred's family!

Episode 10: Fred Couples (Part I)
Chris O'Gorman interviews Hall of Fame golfer Fred Couples. The two discuss: the current state of Fred's game and his wonderful experience at the PNC Championship, Tiger's health status, Fred's recollection of his good break at Augusta's 12th hole which paved the way for his Masters victory, Fred's self negotiated logo deal with the FL Marlins in 1992 which will live on in eternity courtesy of Sports Illustrated, amazing Jim Nantz memories and stories., Fred's silky smooth golf swing and the successful start for TGL.

Episode 9: MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred
Chris O'Gorman interviews MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred. They discuss: Juan Soto's historic contract, MLB's relationship with the Players Association, the need for big name starting pitchers and the changes coming to establish more starting pitching stars, salary caps, MLB's success in shortening the length of games, the automated ball-strike system will soon be here, MLB expansion plans, the increased usage of deferred compensation and private equity in MLB.

Episode 8: Seth Greenberg
Chris O'Gorman interviews ESPN's college basketball studio analyst and long time successful college coach, Seth Greenberg. The two discuss: competing against Coach K and Seth's personal relationship with the GOAT, are coaches using the portal to move underperforming players, the disappearance of academics in college sports, Coach Pitino's criticism of his team last year: a melt down or coaching genius, the changing role of college coaches, the emergence and role of general managers in college basketball, expanding the NCAA tournament field and the need for player contracts in college sports.

Episode 7: Eric Woolworth
Chris O'Gorman speaks with Eric Woolworth, President of Business Operations for the Miami Heat. In this episode the two discuss: NBA tampering and the landing of NBA legend Pat Riley, NBA team valuations, potential league expansion, the Heat's approach to the Luxury Tax, Private Equity's role in the NBA and the fashionably late, but strong Miami fan base.

Episode 6: Jay Bilas
Chris O'Gorman hosts ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas. Jay and Chris discuss: the pending NCAA anti-trust settlement, the transfer portal, signing student athletes to contracts, revenue sharing in college sports, March Madness Tournament Committee analytics, the Duke-Carolina off season rivalry and Jay's decision to join Coach K and help establish one of the best programs in all of college sports.

Episode 5: Tim O'Toole
Chris O'Gorman hosts University of Pittsburgh's Associate Head Basketball Coach Tim O'Toole. The two life long friends discuss: the amazing turnaround of the Pitt program with help from the transfer portal, the similarities/differences in the coaching styles of Hall of Fame coaches Coach K and Jim Boheim as described by the only coach to have worked as an assistant to both legends, the new parity in college basketball created by the transfer portal, and Tim's amazing college send off with the General, Coach Bobby Knight.

Episode 4: Ian Baker-Finch
Chris O'Gorman interviews 1991 Open Champion and all time putting great and guru, Ian Baker-Finch. Ian says that Tiger is the GOAT in a narrow victory over Jack. Ian provides additional commentary on: Greg Norman and LIV, Jordan Spieth's putting woes, how putting held Adam Scott back from winning more majors, Rory's putting approach at this year's US Open, Tour players embracing non-standard putting grips, the yips cost Tom Watson the 2009 Open Championship at Turnberry and Ian's top putting tip for amateurs. All in the interest of defeating cancer!!!

Episode 3: Mike Breen
Chris O'Gorman interviews another hall of fame broadcaster, Mike Breen. The two discuss many current and historic basketball topics, including: JJ Redick taking over as the Lakers coach and his special relationship with Lebron, NBA dynasties, The NovaKnicks, Phil Jackson's unsuccessful reunion with the Knicks, working with NBA legend Walt Clyde Frazier, NBA Goats and the magic of playing in The Garden.

Episode 2: Jim Nantz
Chris O'Gorman hosts all time great Jim Nantz! The two have a compelling discussion covering classic moments from the world of sports including; the decline of NFL superstar running backs, Jim unofficially awards the all time rushing record, the greatest double in the world of broadcasting, the GOAT in golf, Rory's quest for the career major slam, Jim's number one most thrilling moment in broadcasting, reflections on Tiger's 2019 Masters Return to Glory victory, and Jim Nantz for President

Episode 1: Joe Buck
Chris O'Gorman interviews Hall of Fame broadcaster Joe Buck. They discuss numerous current sports issues including: Tom Brady the GOAT, the disappearance in MLB of star starting pitchers, Greg Norman/LIV and the current state of the PGA Tour, Fox's short tenure with professional golf, NIL/the transfer portal and where college sports are headed, Caitlin Clark and women's hoops are here to stay! Joe also reflects on his Hall of Fame Dad and provides a couple of good stories.