This week, we lead off the show with a rare golf segment, where Seth Helman and his panel preview the Masters and debate the future of Tiger Woods’ career. After, Jared Caflun and Joe Pohoryles hand out grades to NFL general managers, and Harrison Friedman discusses the start of the MLB season at the Weather Wall.

In the second episode of Season 28, we cover the teams in the NHL that are currently playing above or below expectations, plus American soccer players and the impacts they are having on international leagues, and a breakdown of the 2021 NBA All-Star Weekend. Additionally, our hosts take a moment to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the shutdown of sports due to the onset of COVID-19.

Two pop culture queens, Ayanna and Maggie, are here on the Pop Showdown stage to battle it out for the pop culture crown. Does either of them have what it takes to win the grand prize of $150 convenience points?

Pop Showdown is back with its 11th season and is looking a little differently these days. Welcoming our new host, Kaylee Chin, and a revamped gameplay, Pop Showdown is back and better than ever. Watch Jane and Micaela battle it out over who reigns supreme when it comes to pop culture knowledge.

In our season premiere, we debate the NBA’s top guard, forward, and center and discuss the most impactful transactions of the MLB off-season. The episode concludes with Joe Pohoryles hosting a new segment where he chats with Tyler Carroll and Matteo Venieri about whether specific NFL teams should keep their current QB, or acquire a new one.

Frankie therapizes her friends, Yosef raps the future, and Dani and Cynymyn try to save the show with a new dramatic new approach.

The gang tries to recall what happened to them while partying the night before.

Moses and his friends fight to keep a grasp on reality when their night of playing video games is interrupted by a mysterious source that aims to capture Moses into its virtual world by a terrifying trial experience.