Jack is joined by Evan Orris to analyze the Lakers’ impressive weekend and how they stack up going forward, Milwaukee's playoff hopes, Houston’s small-ball downside and Kenny Atkinson’s surprising departure from Brooklyn (0:47).
On this episode of My Guest Needs An Introduction, Bonnie interviews Bhavika, a sophomore at IU. They talk what it was like growing up in India, traveling, skydiving, and how Bhavika almost died glacier trekking.
After a small break from the mics, Doug and Sam breakdown where IU currently basketball stands with one game left in conference play. Joey Brunk played really well at the perfect time, the guards are improving every game and Archie is still just as energized on the sideline. Oh, and the Hoosiers confirmed the signing of the #1 point guard of the class of 2021 (maybe 2020), Khristian Lander. They follow that up with some general tournament talk and hot takes for the MLB season.
Jack's longtime camp friend Isaac Green joins the pod to discuss a memorable ASW, Clipper concerns, Houston's micro-ball storm and Jayson Tatum's leap (0:58). Evan Orris also joins.
It's the end of February and still no word on TB12! Zak gives his opinions on all possible destinations for Brady along with the team he believes Brady will be under center for when next season starts. Finally, Zak's cousin Emad Barakat (Moody) joins the show to tell us about his college experience at Boston University and his current job hunt out in So-Cal.
On this episode of My Guest Needs An Introduction, Bonnie interviews Kagan, a sophomore at IU. They talk being RA's, the atmosphere of Kelley, and retail-job horror stories.
This week, Jack returns and tells us his saddening tale of why he hates ketchup. Later on, Tucker gushes about how much of a foodie he is and Patrick admits his shocking food secrets (they will scare you)!
The General reuknights with Assembly Hall! Doug and Sam are back to discuss the impact of Bob Knight's return, the state of IU basketball (4 losses ain't good), and other college basketball headlines. The guys also touch on the Dodgers' ridiculously talented roster and potential playoff changes put out by the MLB commissioner.
Zak covers the three major sports, giving us his recap and thoughts on Super Bowl 54. Followed by the Season 2 debut of "Hot Takes with Alec Arouh" where the two friends discuss the major move made by the Dodgers and how the NBA trade deadline affected both the Clippers and the Lakers.
This week, the dynamic duo has two flash guests in Shane and Katie. Shane provides bountiful information about the new IU twitch account. Later on, Katie enters and the group talks Oscars. Who got snubbed? Who is going to win? This and more all on #PTPH
This week, Patrick and Tucker reconnect after a long time away. With discussions of winter break, video games, plans for the semester, and more. But what's this? Zach enters mid-podcast and joins for some discussions on movies and pop culture.
Amy G is about to leave for LA, Patrick and Tucker want the deets. In this deep dive, they both say their goodbyes and get the scoop on her plans for the golden coast.
Alivia joins Patrick and Tucker. The team talk improv shows, their aspirations to break a world record, and Patrick's willingness to sell out to the Disney overlords.
Patrick and Tucker go right back to where they started from, reflecting on the start of the semester and their goals for the following semester.
This week, Liam enters the podcast, but will he leave it in one piece? The trio mostly take their time discussing the ins and outs of video games and movies.
This week, Shane joins Patrick and Tucker and tries to melt their brains with his impossible philosophical questions. Then, they all talk about Twitch.
Jack is joined by Spencer Weingard to analyze the recent NBA Trade Deadline and how it may impact the playoff race and overall landscape of the league (1:08). Evan Orris also hops on the pod.
Episode 1
Before Super Bowl weekend, Zak gives his thoughts on the tragic loss of Kobe Bryant and what it means for the world. Followed up with his Super Bowl pick along with several other "expert" picks via his cell phone. Wrapping it all up with Zak taking a minute to celebrate and reflect on the career of Tyler the Creator.
In the debut episode of 94Feat. Jack is joined by Evan Orris to analyze Zion Williamson's first two NBA games and how his return may impact the Pels & the ROY odds (0:35). We also pay tribute to one of the greatest athletes of our generation, Kobe Bryant (15:01).
Season 2 begins with a discussion with a friend from L.A. Grant Eissele joins the show to discuss the NFL, NBA and what he looks for in a hip-hop artist. Zak and Grant can't help but reminisce about their middle school basketball days at Sierra Canyon and the countless teams they've assembled over the years to dominate basketball REC leagues.
On the first episode of Season 2 of My Guest Needs An Introduction, Bonnie interviews Zach, a sophomore at IU. They talk about Bedford, Indiana, middle school, and training for Little 500. They also play a game of Would You Rather.
In this episode, Bonnie interviews Kristen, a Kelley student. They talk all things Disney Parks and about Kristen's past as the head of a very successful Pretty Little Liars fan page. Warning: this episode contains Pretty Little Liar and Riverdale spoilers.
The whole crew is back for the final edition of JAD in the 2010's. It starts with a confusing Week 15 of NFL including a surprising (and maybe good??) Falcons victory, and two disappointing results for the Bears and Jets (0:25). Follow that with a quick, no debate needed Heisman winner (34:10) and a breakdown of the ridiculous amount of money in the MLB free agent market (38:55). A Fred Glass tribute (48:23), our top 3 moments in sports of the decade, Overreactions and Why We Love Sports This We...
The NFL season is wrapping up as we wrap our presents, and Zak welcomes Lucas Landsberg to the studio to discuss the year of football thus far. They give their predictions for each NFL award along with an outlook on how the playoff bracket is currently constructed and how they think each game would play out if the season ended today.
In this episode Bonnie interviews Jenny, a junior at IU and a very opinionated person. They play a very polarizing game of Hot Takes. Warning: this episode contains spoilers for Avenger's Endgame and Game of Thrones.
After a two week bye, Justin and Doug are joined by guest Sam Dykema to discuss all things sports. They start with recapping the past two College Football weekends including IU-Purdue and the Iron Bowl while also previewing different bowls (0:26). Then they switch over to the pros and highlight the top games from Week 14 (32:10) followed by IU basketball talk (56:29). As always, Overreactions (58:58) and Why We Love Sports This Week (1:02:24) in what ends up being Just Another Day in Sports....
Another episode in, another friend to call. Zak brings on Alec Arouh to talk the NBA and introduce a new segment, "Hot Takes with Alec Arouh". Tune in to see if our NBA finals predictions can come true and to see what Alec has been up to over in the sunshine state.
In this episode, Bonnie interviews Ara, a senior studying accounting. They talk about South Africa, Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, and more Taylor Swift.
This week, Jack joins Patrick and Tucker in talking about the new Disney+ streaming service. Later, they discuss the climate death of the earth, and Tucker discusses why he could be a convincing cult leader and his hate for Wall-E.
