The SportsCasters

No thanks.

would have been a better segment if you would have had aaronsatori and jerseyalya involved.

Patty and I will respectfully try it out for awhile, unless you like Ted Thompson, then we hate it.

We are a new podcast based in Buffalo, NY. 2 fans playing with mics. We have gotten some great guest for every episode. Thanks to those who give it a try and I understand if you don't want to.

Wow, I had no idea. How did you find out about the show?

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I am really impressed with this board. Since Boris posted this, it has been viewed almost 300 times. I posted a similar thread on Steelers Feever early last night and it has been viewed only 50 times.

Does anyone that listened have an opinion on the show? We are a month in so we are taking all the constructive criticism we can get to try and improve. I know the best thing has been our guests. In one month we have had Jeff Passan (Author of Death to the BCS, Yahoo Sports Baseball writer), Greg Wyshynski (Editor of the Puck Daddy Blog on Yahoo Sports), Jeff Campbell (goalie for the Windsor Spitfires/Dallas Stars/Team USA Junior Team), Richard Deitsch (SI.com Media writer), and the three on the podcast posted. The guests we have booked for future episodes are John Buccigross (ESPN Sports Center), Jonah Kari (Author of 2%), Luke Winn (SI.com College Basketball),John Wertheim (Co Author of Scorecasting) and Jim Miller (Author of Upcoming ESPN tell all book).

What do you guys think?

needs more Joe Arrigo for credibility

wish you well with your gig. I don't do sports talk radio. Or really give a poop about anyone elses predictions.

Enough dum dums in the world that buy into that sort of stress and angst.

Say stupid ****....work up dum dums. More ratings, more listeners, more clicks.

I must admit I am pleased that Don Rickles and Little wayne picked us.

No offense intended but, to be honest, I felt it was long-winded. I listened to the Steeler reporter (liked his reverse jinx pick) then of course Demovsky. Rob keeps tabs on us here at x4.

I prefer a podcast of no more than 60 minutes unless you have a very special show once in a great while. Just one mans opinion. Hope it's helpful.

Well Boris, that is exactly what it was, a special Super Bowl edition of the show. The usual lenght is around 60 minutes or less. Thanks though.

Iowa, you should give us a shot. We are not part of the media. We are just fans. We hope to be a show that is fans tsalking to fans and be very interactive that way. We just started a book club on the show and we are reading "Scorecasting" We review movies, talk about the media, and try to have fun. We do 4 picks at the end but we do it in a uniques way. Consider it?

We have one on facebook too if you want to give us a like...

http://www.facebook.com/thesportscasters

Why would somebody be interested in listening to other fans talk about football, books, movies, media, picks, etc for 60 minutes. I fail to see the attraction.

Like Jim Rome has always said about his show. Give us a couple weeks and if you still dont get it than I understamd. I can't explain to you why I think our show is good, but I really believe it is.

Also, its not just us the whole sixty minutes, we usually have 1-2 known guests per podcast.

I just wanted to post one more time before I leave you fine championship winning fans alone until we have something Packer specific in the future.

We did a fantastic show tonight. It is about an hour long so hopefully not long winded and we had 2 fantastic guests who discussed what to do without football.

John Buccigross discussed all things ESPN and some hockey.

Daniel Fienberg from Hitfix.com talked all about television and what is worth watching out there.

I will check back around draft time and let you know who our guest says the Pack will pick @ 32.

Unless your guest is Patty or Arrigo their opinion carries no weight.