Two Wiffle Dudes Podcast Network

Alex Shore sits in as the "friend" and immediately talks about pooping and peeing. After he grows up, he talks sports and favorite holidays. Later on, he tells us if we should invest our time and energy into different things.

We promised to fix audio after the pilot episode and we delivered! Steve Harris makes his debut, and they talk talk sandwiches, rivalries, agave plant trading and MLB divisional series. Steve does a great job in his first podcast, and it is amazing what good audio does for a show. Shout out to the Overtime Sports Network for adding us!

What is this? Who knows. Carl has crap audio, which is common if you listened to his past shows about wiffleball. Carl welcomes in John Hill, where they try to trade alligators for an RV, John tells us his favorite Adam Sandler movie, sports are mentioned a little bit too! If you listen, we will promise to improve audio next time.

Two Wiffle Dudes returns with fill-in hosts, Greg Gierling and Caleb Jonkman. Carl helped produce this episode to help things run smooth but promises to step away until November after this episode. The Dudes welcomed in Anthony LaValley, who is now the first two-time featured guest. Mike V pops in. We hear from the Voice of God. Tim W is praised. Fun was had.

July is about to end, but we were able to get the NWLA Tournament Recap Show in before the month ended. Michael VanNostrand co-hosts with Carl, and they talk about the biggest non-WILL surprise, Mike V then subs in to answer the Michael Sessions questions, and then they give their observations about all 16 teams. Littered in the show Mike V answers some fantasy football questions. Weird show. But fun? Maybe.

We made it to the end! Finishing off the series is defending champ, WSEM Dads. Kyle Tomlinson is their guest, with Sam Skibbe once again hosting. Thank you to all the listeners! The 16 in 16 series was very popular thanks to you! Another big thanks to all the guests and show hosts. Have a safe drive to Morenci!

It's good to be the Skibbe Wiffleball League right now. As you heard from the previous shows, they are the favorites to win their first Cup, and they bring back all of their key players in 2018. Auston Steffes hosts his first show in series, with Spencer Bogad as the guest.

After a disappointing 2016, HRL brought in some new talent in 2017 that propelled them to a 4th place finish. They bring even more new talent this year in hopes of finally breaking into the top 3. Sam Skibbe once again hosts, with Zack "Dr. Seuss" Eustis as the guest.

Leading off the show is Tim Cooke, from Mid Atlantic Wiffle. MAW is having a great wiffle year, and Tim tells us all about that along with some other big wiffle happenings he is involved with. We then did predictions a little different this year by bringing in ten NWLAT experts to rank all the teams. We then averaged them out, with Carl and Michael VanNostrand breaking those down. It's a long show, so I understand if you want to skip to certain parts. Tim Cooke interview: 1:15 Predictions Breakdown: 1:23:25 Final Averaged Out Rankings 1. SWBL 2.6 2. OCWA 3.0 3. WSEM 3.9 4. AWAA 4.0 5. GBL 4.6 6. HRL 5.5 7. KWL 6.3 8. WILL 8.9 9. BWBL 9.3 10. RPWL 9.5 11. GAWL 10.3 12. MNWA 11.6 13. HWL 12.8 14. ISWB 12.9 15. BWACS 14.9 16. BCW 15.9 Cya in Morenci!

KWL has finished in 5th the last two years, but they return all their top studs and hope to finally crack the Top 4 in 2018. Michael VanNostrand hosts, with Michael Hogan as the guest. Nice quick Monday show!

Ridley Park was the story of 2017 with their 5-1 record in elimination games in Regionals and Nationals combined. Tommy Loftus, the star of that team helps Michael VanNostrand host and they talk to Colin Pollag. Apologies about the audio. I know it's not great.

MNWA's surprising Top 8 run last year is talked about a lot on this show, but Trent Steffes does want to look forward, and he loves his 2018 Beahvers. Sam Skibbe hosts, and the two friends have a very entertaining wiffle conversation.

We hit double digits in the NWLA Tournament 16 in 16 Series, with Michael VanNostrand from AWAA jumping on. The Blue Kamikazes are looking to improve upon their disappointing 9th place finish last year, and they have the roster to make a deep run.

Eight teams remaining in the series, and #9 is OCWA with Justin Tomkins. Everyone knows by now that OCWA had an off 2017, but they are hungry for a 3rd Cup and are finally bringing a big OCWA name they have wanted for years.

What better way to celebrate the 4th?!? Listening to Kevin Sickle talk BWBL Breaker Boys! BWBL is bringing their best team in tournament history, and Sickle tells all!

Tommy Loftus hosts this episode and welcomes in Jacob Davey, commissioner of the Wiff is Life League and manager of the WILL Waves. WILL is coming back after winning the Dangerfield, and looks to be flying under the radar a little bit this year.

Some people are on vacation, some are at work. Wherever you are, we have BWACS for you on this hot Monday! Ronnie Szudarski and Keith Liska tag team this preview show, with Jacob Davey hosting.

Jackson Buzea subs in for Jeremy R. last minute, and he talks with Carl about the new look, suddenly instant contending, GBL National Team. They have a 3-headed pitching monster, veteran hitters, and finally aren't fake confident.

Carl steps in for Davey to host, and he welcomes in GAWL manager, Michael Jenkins. Jenkins is slowly learning more and more about the national scene, but you can tell after listening he is very excited to head to Morenci with his squad.

Brice Clark subbed in for Jeremy Ray last minute, and he talked with Tyler Walk about HWL's journey over the years finally getting to Nationals.