Dave McMenamin covers the NBA for ESPN. Dave will be on the beat of the Cleveland Cavaliers this season, after six years in Los Angeles covering the Lakers.  In this episode, Matt talks with Dave about his career, hosting an ESPN Sunda

Matt talks about the new line of Apple iPads, experiences with the iPhone 6, and the great news for cord cutters from HBO and CBS.

Andrew Bucholtz works at Yahoo! Canada Sports and runs its Canadian Football League blog, 55 Yard Line. Andrew also contributes to the sports media blog Awful Announcing, where he is doing a five-part series on the career of Bill Simmons, the Grantla

Mike Descarfino works in sales/distribution at Barrier Brewing Company and is a co-founder of Mainstream Insurgence, an independent film company.

Matt, a New York Mets fan, gives his personal reflections on Derek Jeter, his career, and how his retirement makes you think about 20 seasons and its interconnectedness with your own life.  Derek Jeter discussion starts at 14:00.

Andrew Pangert makes his second appearance on the show, this time in-studio.  Discussion touches on music, sports, parenting, working out, fast food, September 11th, podcasts, and more.

Nick Remondelli joins the show for a second time, talking fatherhood, expectations of husbands, Apple's new products, Amazon, punk and hardcore music, ISIS, podcasts, and much more.

Matt talks about Yahoo News Digest, the great mobile application that he believes has figured out the modern news conundrum.  Discussion touches on Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, her acquisitions - such as teenager Nick D'Aloisio's Summly (which became Yah

Aleks Ozolins joins Matt to talk about Apple's newest products and services, including iPhone 6, Apple Watch, and Apple Pay. On top of being a huge follower of technology and Apple products, Aleks is an orchestral performer who has played in a number of c

Matt attempts to break down the current state of affairs with the Islamic State, also known as ISIS and ISIL.  What led to its rise, and where do we go from here?