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He paid 2 years, $5.2M for a guy who avg 6pts and 4 RBs. Let's pump the breaks on Buzz for a moment.

Buzz never recognized that improving the visibility of all of the programs will also help him with revenue.

Sports:
-Shutdown Fullcast
-SZD
-Phantom Island
-Baseball Bar-B-Cast

Pop Culture:
-Big Screen Sports
-For the Watercooler
-Rewatchables (depending on the movie discussed)
-House of R (depending on topic)
-X-Ray Vision (depending on what's being covered)

Others:
-Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast
-History That Doesn't Suck
-Good Hang with Amy Poehler
-Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend (depends on the guest)
-Smartless (depends on the guest)

I listen to every episode of Cover 3. I feel very knowledgeable about everything going on in college football because of it.

New Heights is really popular, I like watching their YouTube videos.

Lonely Island is great

There are TV show podcasts, not just the rewatch ones like The Office or Scrubs (overrated). Chernobyl, The Pitt, and Band Of Brothers all have companion pods.

TwoDeep and Fullcast are my mainstays. I have several other CFB/VT pods I will listen to for one off topics or if I have extra time in the week.

I used to be a religious listener of Welcome to Nightvale, but it's been several years since I listened to one. I would suggest starting from the beginning since it's a long narrative and I can't really speak to the quality of the recent episodes.

My wife listens to Good Hang and SmartLess and I catch them every now and again when she's listening in the basement and they're both great.

WTF with Marc Maron has ended, but it's definitely worth listening to his interviews with people your interested in IMO.

Will give Franklin credit for one thing. He is present at all the other sports regularly. Buzz was not that guy.

I'm a huge energy nerd so if that happens to be someone else's bag I find Catalyst with Shayle Khan and Volts with David Roberts to be fun and consistently interesting. That said, these are extremely niche.

I'll have to check Shotgun Start out.

I listen to the Golf IQ podcast (Golf Digest), the Sweet Spot (Jon Sherman and Adam Young), Chasing Scratch, and Hack it Out (Lou Stagner of Arccos, Marc Crossfield, and Greg Chalmers - Champions Tour Player).

Golf IQ is and short 10 minute pod that talks about a variety of topics, but mostly instruction and strategy.

The Sweet Spot is a long pod about the mental side of the game, strategy, practice habits and managing expectations. This one also features interviews with various industry persons featuring their products and services but in a reasonably informative way.

Chasing Scratch is a long pod about two guys that are mid single digit caps trying to to get to scratch and is very funny.

Hack It Out is a mix of short and medium length pods. The short pods are around managing expectations discussing Arccos data. The medium ones are about various topics from Major previews to rules questions/debates. It is also quite humorous.

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We're no Sumerpmans. Supermen? Not sure how to pluralize it... You get the picture.

I don't think so. Buzz is a weird dude and is all about Buzz's brand. JMFF seems to be more attached the community. He carries around the comprehensive plan, so I think he wants to build something and enjoy the benefits. If he has a ton of success early enough, I could see him going to the NFL (but that's not as enticing as it used to be).

Turns out we couldn't do this all on our own.