Weiu Sports And Media Podcast

Sports broadcasters, including the polarizing Dan Dakich, are discussed by Jeff and Joe, who also give some time to Jeff's ongoing Walking Dead fixation.

The New England Patriots are Super Bowl champs, so Jeff and Joe discuss along with WEIU staffer Rameen Karbassioon.

Jeff and Joe are joined by Justin Rust of the Journal Gazette/Times-Courier sports department to talk Super Bowl.

Jeff and Joe look ahead to this weekend's Pats/Steelers and Falcons/Packers matchups and also talk about the latest players to be selected for enshrinement in Cooperstown: Tim Raines, Ivan Rodriguez, and Jeff Bagwell.

This year's national championship game is in the books, so Jeff and Joe spend some time discussing a great matchup between Clemson and Alabama.

In their first podcast of 2017, Jeff and Joe stream live on Facebook and also jump into a new year of the media's coverage of sports.

In their last podcast of 2016, Jeff and Joe take a look back at the year that was.

Among many other things, Jeff and Joe take some time to discuss Sports Illustrated's 'Football in America' piece.

Thanksgiving means football coverage, and with turkey day just around the corner Jeff and Joe talk about it.

Thanksgiving means football coverage, and with turkey day just around the corner Jeff and Joe talk about it.

The presidential election is (finally) over ... so how will that affect the world of sports and media? Jeff and Joe discuss.

Jeff and Joe talk about the exciting and historical World Series matchup between the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians.

Jeff and Joe discuss recent sports and media topics, but not without being sidetracked a bit by Jeff's love-hate relationship with "The Walking Dead".

Jeff and Joe return to ratings discussions, specifically in light of the NFL's continued struggles compared to the successful MLB playoffs.

Jeff and Joe, with guest Dustin White, talk about the influence fantasy sports have over today's coverage of sports.

Jeff and Joe discuss ratings for televised sports and why various leagues are struggling or thriving.

Jeff and Joe talk about the NFL's belief that presidential debates have hurt their Monday Night Football ratings along with the whisperings that perhaps Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg are ready to go their separate ways.

The Colin Kaepernick noise hasn't died down much sinc ethe controversial quarterback's decision to kneel during the national anthem, so Jeff and Joe return to the subject for a little more discussion.

Jeff and Joe talk about the NCAA and its threat to pull events from the state of North Carolina in light of the state's controversial anti-gay rights legislation.

Jeff and Joe discuss the media frenzy surrounding San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and his much-publicized national anthem protest.