Casuals with Katie Nolan

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  Marriage, Wrestling, and John Cena's Toilet | with Chelsea Green & Matt Cardona 17.09.2026 2t 6min

  Hello! It's the podcast that love sports more than James Franklin loves greeting people named Michael. Today, Katie and the Casuals break down Jalen Brunson's appearance at the Emmys, the unavoidable poop scandal at the Hyrox championships in Beijing, the history of sandwich cookies, Arch Manning's nightmare press conference, Laura Ingraham winning "worst take", and an impassioned defense of Holly Rowe, James Franklin and the "Hey Michael" spectacle, CBS News giving an interview to "AI actress Tilly Norwood", "AI golf analyst Duff Foreman" hitting the New  Mexico Open, the accusations that Mets prospect Mitch Voit may be AI-generated, Pete Alonso getting cheered in his return to Citi Field, multiple sports leagues banding together to combat gambling-related harassment, and the Peak Drama of this week's Steelers-Patriots matchup. Then, WWE Women's Champion Chelsea Green and her husband, WWE's Matt Cardona, join the show [1:01:27] to talk about Chelsea's championship win, the belt as her favorite piece of jewelry, ladder match strategy, Chelsea developing her character and finally becoming a crowd favorite, Matt's work in independent wrestling during his five years off, death matches and Italian chain restaurants, skin routines and tanning each other at 1 AM, the airline rewards of a married wrestling couple, getting set up by Cody Rhodes, there reaction to Cody's neck tattoo, the spicy story of their second date, advice for planning a tasteful wedding with a diehard wrestling fan, and a Couples Game That's Actually Fun, touching on toy hoarding, couples Halloween costumes, tequila at Disney World, and the most embarrassing thing you can possibly do at John Cena's house. And finally, the team wraps with your e-mails from the week and a look at the weekend in fantasy football. Paramount+ is your home to gridiron action all season long. Stream the NFL on CBS live and we'll see you Sunday! Paramountplus.com/NFL
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  NFL Week One, Ben Shelton's Run, and Sydney Sweeney Says "Sports" Nakedly 15.09.2026 2t 1min

  Hello! It's the podcast that will not stand for koalas being called bears. Today, Katie and the Casualties react to the NFL's opening week, the Rams overthinking their trip to Australia, Noah Eagle pronouncing "Melbin", Elle Duncan "outfit-mogging" the Netflix set, Christian McCaffrey getting a confusing haircut, Isabella predicting that Caleb Williams would be the NFL's MVP out of Week One and gaining a new nickname, the Patriots not playing, the Triple Threat Purple Potatoes dropping a close one on the road, the Commanders frustrating a fan base, the Packers doing it worse, and the Cowboys perhaps doing it even worse, DeShaun Watson being bad, Tyler Shough being great for a half, Kyler Murray being brief, and Aaron Rodgers going on his teammate's podcast for two hours to talk about his exes, his wife, Mina Kimes, and being the center of the universe. Then, [56:43] the team gets into college football and Texas' comeback win over Ohio State, Michigan winning, Oregon losing, an update on Cousin Ollie, the Tkachuks on Abella Danger's turf, the return of Jordon, Steve Sarkisian blowing off Holly Rowe, the saga of Taylor McGregor and the local security, RG3 on naked dinners, ESPN bringing Ted Cruz to College Gameday to get booed, the US Open final and Ben Shelton's run, Trinity Rodman traveling up and down the east coast to see him and the crazy narrative that she may skip an NWSL game, USA winning the FIBA World Cup, Sophie Cunningham's new podcast branding and Colin Cowherd telling her she's a sex symbol, and the unveiling and fallout of Sydney Sweeney's naked ad for a gambling app that was not well received by female athletes, and created a false discourse about sports and boobs. And the team wraps with a look at what to watch in sports this week, hockey video games, and the return of hockey fights.
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  Influencers and Antacids at the US Open, and College Football’s Weird Week One 10.09.2026 2t 20min

  Hello! It’s the podcast that’s here to normalize sad fireworks. Today, Katie and the Casualties share each other’s misery of Andrew He, the Baltimore Orioles, and the Carlton Blues taking bittersweet L’s this week, and get into Ben Shelton’s massive upset at the US Open, wins for Tiafoe and Pegula, Sabalenka smelling weed, Medvedev tasting Tums, and influencers going wild, from the new tennis crowd at center court to Morgan Riddle and Alix Earle. Then, the team reacts [53:30] to Cathy Engelbert’s retirement announcement, week one in college football, Lane Kiffin and his posse of influencers, his bonding with Pat McAfee and his drubbing of Clemson, and the end to the LSU pro players saga, the Kansas State mascot’s incredible upper body workout, the controversial end to the Michigan-Western Michigan game where Michigan was gifted an extra play, Michigan fans storming the field and the hierarchy of sad fan behavior, Rutgers’ postgame fireworks, USC’s attendance, Tennessee fans singing for Dolly, Angels fans successfully bullying Arte Moreno, the Royals and the greatest in-game hot dog celebration ever, the 49ers in Australia, Kyle Shanahan struggling with time, Davante Adams being terrified of Australian octopi, and John Buccigross’ take on AI broadcasters in video games. And finally, Katie and the Casualties wrap with your best voicemails for the week, and the MMA fighter who is probably going to get killed by a chimpanzee. Paramount+ is your home to gridiron action all season long. Stream the NFL on CBS live and we'll see you Sunday! Paramountplus.com/NFL Gorton’s Seafood: gortons.com
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  Previously on... The NFL | The Casuals Season Preview 08.09.2026 1t 46min

  Hello! It's the podcast that's still begging you not to Google Mike LaFleur's haircut. Today, Katie and the Casualties take a look at the greatest drama returning to your TV this season -- the NFL -- and go division-by-division to get you up to speed with all of the main characters, all of the B-plots, all of the new additions, all of the casting changes, all of the unresolved plotlines from last season, and a preview of what's to come in 2026-2027. Plus, Isabella rides her hot streak to tell you who is going to win Super Bowl LXI.
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  Seat Sneaking, Honolulu Blues, and Guarding Adam Sandler | with Joel Walkowski 03.09.2026 2t 14min

  Hello! It's the podcast that metaphorically bought its favorite sandwich for $1000 this week. Today, Katie and the Casualties break down Amber Glenn's chances on DWTS, Andrew He's Jeopardy! Masters pep talk, Isabella's fantasy draft and the SHOCKING pick at #2 overall, Vinnie Pasquantino chiming in on the Tarik Skubal espresso controversy, the internet sleuth who may have figured out its pricetag, whether or not Tua Tagavailoa got caught using a burner account to compliment himself on Instagram, the sale of the Angels, our friend Swilly's euphoric reaction, and a quick introduction to the Arte Moreno hellscape she's escaping, the Cubs' TikTok romcom, Naomi Osaka's fit at the US Open, Alex Eala fever, and the breaking news of the NBA's punishments in the Kawhi Leonard investigation. Then, Comedian Joel Walkowski [1:16:28] joins the show to talk about his Detroit Lions and his new book "Honolulu Blues", being rejected from reading his own audiobook, how his Lions fandom paralleled and inspired his addiction recovery, his team's tragic history of Halloween costumes, why we cling to bad sports teams, why he'll still root for Matthew Stafford, why Isabella CAN'T root for the Bears, fantasy football punishments, the art of sneaking into better seats at stadiums, the tenth annual Big Walkowski next weekend and all of New York's top comedians coming together for a charity basketball tournament to support organ donation, last year's Sam Morril/Carmen Lagala showdown, how to guard Adam Sandler, Sam Morril's best NBA comp, SNL's Ben Marshall as an unstoppable post presence, JP McDade's patella injury and the worst promo they never did, the city's best team and best trash talkers, and the story of why Joel didn't play last year. And the team wraps with your best voicemails of the week.
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  Daejon Love, NFL Roster Cuts, and the Tragedy of the Tigers Espresso Machine 01.09.2026 1t 54min

  Hello! It's the podcast that's gotta pay tons like Pritchard and Manning. Today, Katie and the Casualties break down a huge weekend in sports, from a bloody Will Ospreay at AEW All-In: London to vintage viewings of Butch Davis and the 2004 Cleveland Browns, Aaron Donald returning to the Rams, the list of familiar faces that got cut from the NFL on Sunday, the Pro Bowl disappearing, Odell Beckham reappearing, Josh Jacobs being place on the Commissioner's Exempt List, the insane story of scammer Daejon Love pretending to be on the 49ers active roster, and the even MORE insane story of the Cleveland Guardians prospect who may have faked his own death. Then, the team breaks down the Yankees-Red Sox series and why Katie may be done watching Boston baseball this year, Will Flemming's radio commentary, long showers, goofy minor league uniforms, the saga of Tarik Skubal stealing back the espresso machine from the Tigers clubhouse at his wife's request, Curacao's Little League World Series championship and the art of the bunt, Karl Ravech and Pete-Crow Armstrong getting very Gen Z, Joey Votto's nacho claim, the Seahawks' new owner claiming to be a Steelers fan, Cam Ward learning he didn't play well, passive aggressive football coaches, the possible end of Good Good Golf, and a round of Sports Mad Libs with a new rap sensation born in the darkness, molded by it. And Katie and the Casualties wrap with What to Watch in Sports this week.
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  Remembering Dolly Parton | plus Draft Prep with the Fantasy Footballers 27.08.2026 2t 7min

  Hello! It’s the podcast that’s finally going to work 9 to 5 for once. Today, Katie and the Casualties celebrate the life of Dolly Parton for all of the ways she touched sports, for all of the ways she represented the best of humanity, for her charity, for her advocacy, and for the magic of Jolene, and get into the news across the sports world on Kinley Rasmus’ Little League World Series run, the latest on the NCAA’s eligibility crisis, Kim Mulkey and LSU’s solution to the war in Ukraine, the fallout from Good Good Golf’s ad campaign, the latest report on CTE and the NFL, detail’s on 49ers owner Jed York’s solicitation arrest, reactions to the introduction of the Padres’ new ownership, Wicked, Lady Gaga, an NWSL comeback, Esther’s move from Gotham FC to Saudi Arabia, and Tony Gonzalez’s risqué new podcast. Then, the team gets into the NFL’s Disney crossover before The Fantasy Footballers join the show [1:26:38] to talk fantasy draft strategy, common mistakes for beginners, how to not overthink your draft picks, tight ends, bye weeks, the risk of Christian McCaffrey and Puka Nacua, Caleb Williams’ 2026 outlook, where to draft the most famous names for a casual fan, and team name strategy. And Katie and the Casualties wrap with the final four entries into the 2026 Casuals Fantasy League.
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  BattleBots, the Cleveland Browns, and Dawn Staley's Travel Tips 25.08.2026 1t 52min

  Hello! It's the podcast that's going to be a fan of anyone named Tugboat, by default. Today, Katie and the Casualties react to the latest across NFL Preseason, including injuries to Ashton Jeanty, Jayden Higgins, and Double Mike, Jed York's arrest in a mobile home park, Brenda Song's touchdown call, Shiyazh Pete's hype speech, the Lions' Abercrombie disaster, the greatest Bears podcast on the planet, the Cleveland Browns naming Deshaun Watson their starting quarterback after he trashed their fans, the Cleveland Browns not naming Shedeur Sanders their starting quarterback after he said he didn't like internet, and the Cleveland Browns somehow losing a tight end to LSU. Then, [35:11] the team gets into the Little League World Series and the stardom of Kinley Rasmus, Matt Wilkinson's Giants debut, Rafael Devers' return to Fenway, Pete Alonso being robbed of a completely legitimate go-ahead home run, and the Walk-Off Weekend, Enes Kanter getting kicked out of a WNBA game, the sex toys getting thrown at the courts again, and Natasha Cloud having none of it, the UConn documentary hitting Apple TV and the stark differences of Geno Auriemma's weekend to Dawn Staley's, the Portland Fire debuting Rose the Glitter Dragon as its mascot, the World Humanoid Games in China, Erling Haaland's haircut, the Good Good Callaway ad, Scottie Scheffler playing the BMW Championship with Hand Foot & Mouth Disease, the Walter Cup going mysteriously missing, and Ketel Marte's Friday trip to the casino. And the team wraps with two new amazing entries into the Casuals fantasy football league, and What to Watch in sports this weekend.
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  NFL Fandom, Field of Dreams, and Loving Love After Lockup | with Elle Duncan 20.08.2026 1t 57min

  Hello! It’s the podcast that has somehow never guest starred on an episode of Law & Order. Today, Katie and the Casualties break down the report that the NBA’s investigation into Kawhi Leonard may be nearing an end, Katie’s reaction to 38% of Liverpool being sold to Jeff Bezos and his homies, the five minutes where we all just thought Amanda Anisimova just chugged a beer mid-match at the Cincinnati Open, and Jaylen Brunson getting an upcoming role on SVU. Then, Elle Duncan joins the show [32:01] to talk about her new role with Netflix, the way they cover Major League Baseball with a heavier emphasis on entertainment, the Home Run Derby and Jordan Walker’s family, Barry Bonds as a sneaky great media personality, the absurd amount of flies at the Field of Dreams game, the upcoming NFL opener in Melbourne and a few attempts at an accent, the life lessons learned from Skyscraper Live, the addictive properties of Monday Night Raw, the WNBA’s struggles with national discourse this year, ESPN’s embrace of Pat McAfee, Kim Kardashian’s upcoming BG series on baseball moms, Love After Lockup, Isabella’s upcoming decision on sports fandom, Jayden Daniels, the Lakers sale, the Brooklyn Nets, and Tyrese Haliburton. And the team wraps with YOUR best CinderBella stories, and announcement of the first five entrants into the 2026 Casuals fantasy football league.
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  Jayden Daniels, the Legacy of Tommy John, and Pat McAfee Releases an Album 18.08.2026 2t 2min

  Hello! It's the podcast that you can agree is dynamical, and silences all the sheep like Hannibal. Today, Katie and the Casualties introduce you to YOUR chance to enter this year's fantasy league (and your chance to dethrone Isabella), and break down the first week of NFL Preseason, the injuries, the sound bytes, Micah Parsons' self-evaluation, Aaron Rodgers' grandmother spirit, Jaxson Dart's brain, Peter Woods' voice, Sean Payton's standup comedy act, James Pearce's suspension, Terrion Arnold's surprising employment, Fernando Mendoza's foul language, Shedeur Sanders' hat, Jayden Daniels' cease-and-desist against LSU over the number five, the backlash against him, and the greatest responses on social media. Then [31:39], the team gets into Russell Westbrook's retirement, Elena Delle Donne's Hall of Fame speech, Tommy John's legacy in both Major League Baseball and medicine, the best and worst of the NBA Schedule Release videos, Karl-Anthony Towns' wedding, Gene Simmons' first pitch in Anaheim, Tommy Tuberville getting policy advice from chatbots, Gen Z gambling with their retirement, Kirk Herbstreit's dog getting paid, American Samoan flag football, Joshua Baez's historic debut, the Malawi World Cup squad, the Carlton Blues playoff run, LeBron's golf channel, Xavier Scruggs' Traitors season, Skip and Ernestine giving their thoughts on premarital sex, and finally... Katie's full breakdown of Pat McAfee's new album, from the lyrics to the composition to the likely AI sourcing to ESPN's promotion of it and trying to figure out a reason why the album exists. And Katie and the Casualties wrap the show [1:52:30] with a look at what to watch this week in sports, including ANOTHER scandal in the Little League World Series.
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  Lakers Sold, Little League Scandals, and "It's a Good Year to Suck" 13.08.2026 1t 58min

  Hello! It's the podcast that's always encouraging more kissy-poo in the NFL. Today, Katie and the Casualties break down the wedding Cristiano Ronaldo didn't have, Royce White losing the Minnesota Senate Primary to Michele Tafoya, the Lakers being sold again,  Pat McAfee's appearance at the Patriot Games to promote his album, the Yankees not being sold but getting billions from private equity, Pat McAfee's appearance at the Patriot Games to promote his album, Carson Benge tossing Kodai Senga's historic baseball into the crowd, Single Night at Citi Field, and Mrs. Met's Hall of Fame induction, and the White Sox Pope Hat Giveaway. Then, [55:00] the team gets into the scandal that has ROCKED the Little League World Series and how Tulsa National nearly got away with it, Kyler Murray winning the Vikings QB job and the remaining quarterback competitions across the NFL, Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow battling for cutest sideline moment, Conor McGregor's pro-Brad Pitt SponCon, Annie Karich's NWSL superpower, and tough news for Olivia Moultrie. And finally, Katie and the Casualties wrap the show with YOUR best e-mails and voicemails of the week on why Isabella should or should not be a Bears fan.
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  Trade Deadline, Red Sox Resurgence, and MLB Haircare | with Kait Maniscalco 11.08.2026 2t 3min

  Hello! It's the podcast that would dominate kickball like true patriots. Today, Katie and the Casualties react to the Minnesota Lynx and Kayla McBride's record-setting 43-point outburst, DiJonai Carrington's hard foul on Sophie Cunningham, and the latest wave of bad actors in the WNBA's transgender inclusion discourse, the Patriot Games and the idea that our government has the nation's top young athletes competing in tug-of-war and pop-a-shot, Adam Vinatieri's Hall of Fame speech and his jokes about Pat McAfee and Bill Belichick, the continued turmoil at UNC, the latest twist in the Kyle Shanahan controversy, and the unfortunate separation of Tate McRae and JACKHUGHES. Then, Kait Maniscalco of MLB Network and Baseball for Baddies joins the show [54:17] to talk about her mission to bring baseball to women across the country, Sal Stewart and Bryce Harper recognizing her work at the All-Star Game, the wildest MLB haircare routines from Ben McDonald to Tyler Glasnow to Brandon Marsh, the debut of the WPBL and Keith Foulke leaving the Boston franchise, New Mets pitcher Jefry Yan and his celebrations, the best of MLB's Trade Deadline from Tarik Skubal to Adley Rutschman to Luis Arraez and beyond, the down bad Oriole Baddies, whether the Mets can be good next year, why the Yankees didn't add more at the deadline, Aaron Judge's light activities, the Red Sox resurgence and whether they'll overtake the Yankees in the standings, Willson Contreras, Jacob Misiorowski, the game's best stadiums, which four teams can win the World Series next year, and whether we'll have baseball in 2027. Then Chris wraps with an update on Australian Football fandom, and what to watch in sports this week, from the Raiders and flag football to the most interesting woman in the WPBL.
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  Football, Farva, and Michael Bay's Softball Nemesis | with Broken Lizard 06.08.2026 1t 55min

  Hello! It's the podcast that doesn't want a Large Farva, it wants a g*****n liter of cola. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss Pete Crow-Armstrong, Kristin Cavallari, and the idea that Babe Ruth didn't actually exist, Aaron Rodgers questioning why ESPN wasn't covering the Anthony Fauci hearings, Stefon Diggs signing in Washington, Caitlin Clark's no-win situation, the return of Hard Knocks and preseason football, a said farewell to the NHL's emergency backup goalies, and Isabella's first time watching the intro to Super Troopers. Then, Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske of Broken Lizard join the show [36:08] to talk about Super Troopers 3, the legacy of the original film at the 25-year mark, the origins of Farva, mustache care, the terror of sharing a scene with Brian Cox after Succession, Blind Ranking the greatest Super Troopers quotes, the sparing of Jim Edwards' mailbox, writing a Super Troopers plot after marijuana gets legalized, Farva's dance scene, the guys being front row for Summerslam and what wrestlers they'd chug a beer with, the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback competition, Jay quitting the Broken Lizard fantasy football league, whether the Dodgers are ruining baseball, the Knicks playoff run, being arch rivals with Michael Bay's softball team in Hollywood, and sagely advice for Isabella  on which NFL team to root for as she picks her NFL fandom. Then, the team wraps with your best e-mails and voicemails, on the Cleveland  WNBA logo, Adley Rutschman, Spider-man, sports curses, and the most romantic meet-cute of the week.
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  Skubal to the Dodgers, the WNBA's Biggest Problem, and a Taco Bell Conspiracy 04.08.2026 2t 3min

  Hello! It's the podcast that doesn't blame Martha OR the Vandellas. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss the debut of the WPBL and the return of women's professional baseball, the format of the league, the joy of Maybelle Blair, the story of Mo'ne Davis, the questionable national anthem choices, and the unfortunate change in access to the broadcast, Tarik Skubal being traded to the Dodgers and the uproar it caused, the debate of whether the Dodgers are ruining baseball and the case for their front office just being better at it, what the Brewers could have done to land Skubal and why they should have, the moral quandary of rooting for a player who got traded away from your team mid-season, the Dodgers still getting swept by the Red Sox, Harrison Bader crashing his scooter... again..., and a round of "Should I have said that out loud?" with questionable tea stirrers, aversions to shampoo, and the '86 Mets wanting the freedom to kiss each other as much as possible. Then [45:56], the team gets into the WNBA's three biggest storylines from the weekend with the Mercury trading for Kelsey Plum, Cheryl Reeve defending transgender athletes and pushing for inclusion after she met with Sophie Cunningham, and the league posting a video of Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers openly betting on a game they were playing in, plus Olivia Miles' new nickname, Monica McNutt facing backlash for doing an ESPN segment from the nail salon, Carlos Alcaraz's braids, Colin Cowherd's interest in OnlyFans, Charley Hull pranking her caddy, Donovan Mitchell and Tyrese Haliburton (separately) getting married on the same day, rugby star Danny Cipriani and his wife openly crowdfunding their wedding, whether Drake London's engagement was discreet sponsored content or whether he was the victim of corporate exploitation, Macklin Celebrini, Gianni Infantino, Tony Romo, Karl Ravech, and Mario Lopez posting the strangest Dodgers content we've ever seen. And Chris wraps the show with what to watch in sports this week.
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  Outfield Squirrels, Sophie Cunningham, and the Head of FIFA's Big Feelings 30.07.2026 1t 40min

  Hello! It's the podcast that would never leave you stuck in a giant plastic bottle in Malta. Today, Katie and the Casualties break down the latest in Boomer opinions, whether Plaxico Burress' comments can finally convince Isabella not to become a Jets fan, FIFA President Gianni Infantino's Monday Instagram rant and all of the ways he's gaslighting World Cup fans, the latest announcement that he's actively trying to sell part of the World Cup to private equity and all of the organizations opposed to it, and the dangers of that strategy seeping into college football as well. Fun! Then, Katie and the team [40:29] get into the dueling protests over Sophie Cunningham at the Fever's game in Seattle, Sophie's original comments and what she's actually saying about transgender athletes, and her political stance on it, the hypocrisy in her actions at the UFC fight, and the disingenuous words of right wing media trying to cover women's basketball, Emily Sonnett's injury and how it affects the Women's World Cup, the increasingly strange details of 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan's car crash, Tony Romo's OWI arrest and what we learned from watching the video, Justin Herbert and Madison Beer's engagement, new Red Sox infielder Curtis Mead's injury, Jimothy's day with the Rocket City Trash Pandas, the squirrel on the field in Detroit, and Alek Thomas' scooter encounter in Sacramento. And finally, the team wraps with your e-mails and voicemails from the week, on everything from Cathy Engelbert and hawk sounds to Point Break locations and erotic surf language.
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  Lebron to Philly, WNBA All-Star Tea, and Making Up Facts About Babe Ruth 28.07.2026 1t 38min

  Hello! It's the podcast that's firmly pro-puppy, but anti-puppies-as-a-PR-shield. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss Boomer Esiason's show coming to SiriusXM and whether Isabella can promise a safe work environment, before getting into LeBron James going to the 76ers, how the Knicks may have inspired the choice, LeBron's upcoming commute from NYC to Philly, playing against Bronny, and Chris' evaluation of all the reasons why this might not work out for the 76ers. Then, the team breaks down the WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago, Cathy Engelbert still not quite having it all together logistically, Obama surprising the All-Stars, Azzi Fudd, the three-point contest, and the controversy around it, Jonquel Jones' MPV, Dominique Malonga's dunk, and the ethics of dunk farming, and the piping hot tea of DiJonai Carrington, NaLyssa Smith, cheating accusations, and a Threads post that probably felt like a great idea at the time, the AUSL championship, Mike Lombardi's administrative leave and Mike Lombardi's questionable Instagram repost history, Tony Romo's OWI, Kyle Shanahan's accident, Team Barstool losing 543-0 in Family Feud, the Red Sox making the biggest trade of the weekend, Shohei Ohtani getting spiked, Donald Trump talking sports with a trio of making up facts about Babe Ruth, trash talking the Mets, and making the least convincing argument possible for the greatest basketball player of all time, and a round of "Let's Tell-a Isabella", telling her the story of Manti Te'o's college girlfriend in real time. And Katie and the Casualties wrap with a curse broken in Ireland, and a look ahead at what to watch in sports this week.
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  Golf, Bones, and the Ft. Worth Rule | with Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson, Molly Shannon, Fortune Feimster & Jimmy Tatro 23.07.2026 1t 45min

  Hello! It's the podcast that thinks you're probably peeing too close to the green, no matter where you are. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss the LATEST in-stadium scandal at a Noah Kahan concert, and question "Who had the worst week?" regarding JT Realmuto, Bill Miller, the A's rookie, the Heat YouTuber, and anyone who has to listen to Pat McAfee's new album. Then, the cast of Netflix's "The Hawk" - Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson, Molly Shannon, Fortune Feimster, and Jimmy Tatro - stop by [44:21] to talk about their new show, bonding on the golf course, Will's birthday, getting to work with Molly again and using words that made the whole room uncomfortable, inspiration for the world's most narcissistic golfers, Roger Goodell, Tiger Woods, stunt doubles and golf consultants, the allure of golf and what Fortune refused to learn, Will's aspirations as a sports broadcaster, his advice as a dad, a League of Their Own, and a game of "Closest to the Pin" with pee distance, beer quantity, pants dropping, and input from a genuine PGA Tour Pro. And the team wraps the show with your best e-mails of the week, on WNBA All-Star, grammar and Dr. Teeth, the perils of Jets fandom, and more.
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  World Cup Final, Fanatics Fest, and is Tom Brady Wrestling at WrestleMania? 21.07.2026 2t 6min

  Hello! It's the podcast that legally has to tell you it's a podcast if you ask. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss the World Cup Final and Spain's brilliance, the third-place match upstaging the final thanks to Argentina's unwillingness to play offense, the Argentinian team getting violent postgame and why most fans seemed to be rooting against them, and the most interesting parts of the match festivities from the pre-match ceremonies with iShowSpeed singing and Tom Cruise giving a pep talk to the halftime show with a pre-taped Madonna, live Muppets, Ted Lasso, vuvuzela solos, acoustic Bieber, and way too much more, plus a look ahead to the Women's World Cup in 2027. Then [47:19] Katie breaks down the She Weekend events in Las Vegas and Fanatics Fest in New York, the Savannah Bananas and ragebait around Alysa Liu at the ESPYs, Katie's Call of Duty panel at Fanatics Fest, the outrageous prices of photographs, Cam Skattebo's backflip, LeBron James' non-announcement, Karl-Anthony Towns' chokeslam, the cringiest moments of Tom Brady's weekend and the point that may have made Katie finally stop defending him, a round of "Should I Have Said That Out Loud?" with Cam Ward, Draymond Green, Wayne Rooney, and Rory McIlroy, the Red Sox winning streak, and the honor of being able to Tell-a Isabella about the legacy of Rex Ryan. And Chris wraps the show with a look ahead to what to watch in sports this week.
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  Dodger Dogs, Western Grips, and Aussie Cricket Scandals | with Maddy Kelly 16.07.2026 1t 49min

  Hello! It's the podcast that's ready to tell you WAY too much about the legacy of Gary Lineker. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss a boring MLB All-Star Game, a thrilling Home Run Derby, Jordan Walker's adorable grandmother, Sal Stewart's grunts in the box, Mrs. Met's formal wear, A-Rod making up three different stories about Justin Verlander in thirty seconds, and a full prep session of historical anecdotes for your World Cup Final watch party on Sunday - from the Hand of God to the Shorts of Brown, and a story of the dog that saved the 1966 World Cup. Then, Comedian Maddy Kelly joins the show [45:33] to talk about her career as the Bad Boy of the British Columbia U12 girls tennis circuit, her soccer career as a throw-in specialist, gymnastics, splits, and making tennis friends, watching the World Cup and what could be done better, loving baseball and embracing her Dodger fandom, the conflict of a Canadian-born fan rooting for the Dodgers in the 2025 World Series, whether Tate McRae and Justin Trudeau are traitorous for rooting for the USA because of their significant others, her Clippers fandom and a sales pitch to LeBron, a Wimbledon wedding, a social media faux pas from an MLB reporter, and the cheating scandal that has absolutely rocked the world of Australian cricket. And the team wraps with the best of your e-mails from the week.
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  World Cup Farewells, MLB All-Star, and the Price of a Dean Blandino Cameo 14.07.2026 1t 47min

  Hello! It's the podcast that might have an open spot for Goat Yoga by the end of hour two. Today, Katie and the Casualties discuss the penalties for flopping, a sad farewell to our favorite adopted Viking, Erling Haaland, those who shoudl row and those who shouldn't, Gilberto Mora's high school graduation, the next steps for Mo Salah, the marine namesake of Vozinha, Cole Palmer and the summer's most awkwardly timed endorsement, Gianni Infantino and a 64-team World Cup, and a bad weekend all-around for commissioners, from Rob Manfred botching the top pick's name at the MLB Draft, to Cathy Engelbert no-showing Dan Patrick. Then, the team gets into MLB's All-Star Week, the draft, the Home Run Derby, and Bryce Harper being unknowingly thrust into FanDuel's enablement of a problematic gambler, the Orioles' winning streak, the Red Sox much larger winning streak and their sweep of the Mets, Isabella's trip to Citi Field, the Marlins dog getting his day but maybe not the day he deserved, the Wimbledon crowd, the lesser Jonas Brothers, The Hobbit, Smaug, and Jennifer Lopez's giant hat, and a round of "Good Look, Bad Look", talking about Tyler Herro, Conor McGregor, Sophie Cunningham, College Football microtransactions, and a well-timed Alex Ovechkin. Then Chris wraps the show with what to watch in sports this week.