ED/BC Podcast
Sports talk, parenting tips and mishaps, dad rock and staggering amounts of useless information.
Episodes
353 episodes
It's True: The New York Knicks are NBA Champions
Start spreading the news (like you don’t already know). After 53 years, the Knicks are NBA Champions. Erik shares his thoughts as a long-suffering Knicks fan.
Now We Have a Series in the NBA Finals
New York City was electric, ready to watch the Knicks take a commanding 3-0 lead in The NBA Finals. The Spurs (and maybe the refs) had other ideas.
Mike Vaccaro on the Knicks and “The Bosses of the Bronx.”
Famed New York Post sports columnist Mike Vaccaro joins Erik and Brian from San Antonio after the Knicks’ comeback win in game one of The NBA Finals. He also discusses his latest book, “The Bosses of the Bronx: The Endless Drama of the Yanke...
Finally, the Finals! The Knicks and Spurs, a Dream Come True for the NBA.
It’s a dream matchup for the NBA. The Knicks are taking on Wemby and the Spurs in the Finals. Erik and Brian share their predictions. Plus, baseball, The Stanley Cup, and Clint Eastwood.
The Knicks Make the NBA Finals! Can They Win?
For the first time in 27 years, the New York Knicks will play for the NBA Championship. Do they stand a chance against whichever powerhouse comes out of the West?
Wemby Delivers An Instant Classic
Spurs-Thunder exceeded the hype in game one of the Western Conference Finals. In the East, will the Knicks continue to look like a team of destiny?
Youthful Energy for the Mets, More Injuries for the Yankees. Plus, Happy Birthday to Top Gun
The Mets hope an infusion of youth can turn things around, while the Yankees hope for good news on injuries. Plus, the movie that turned the summer of 1986 into the Summer of Loggins turns 40.
Remembering John Sterling, the Voice of the New York Yankees
Erik and Brian remember the legendary broadcaster John Sterling, who passed away this week. Erik shares his personal story of conversations he had with Sterling. Later, it’s the NBA Finals or bust for the New York Knicks.
Two Managers Already Fired: Will the Mets Skipper Be Next?
The Red Sox shockingly cleaned house. The Phillies fired Rob Thomson. Is Carlos Mendoza the next skipper to be let go?
The Knicks Blow a Playoff Game at Home. Where Have We Seen This Before?
It’s becoming a ritual of spring: the Knicks blowing a winnable playoff game at MSG. Will it bring an early end to their playoff run?
Have the Mets Arrived in Panic City? Plus, Rory's Repeat Run at The Masters.
The Mets are off to an awful start, and there's no easy solution. Plus, recapping Rory McEleroy's rollercoaster repeat run at Augusta.
A Rough Few Days for the Nation's Basketball Capital
The UConn men may have come up short against Michigan, but that should not ruin a great run. The UConn women's season ended on a more problematic note.
UConn-Duke and an Incredible March Madness Moment
This is why we watch sports. Erik and Brian break down UConn’s historic win over Duke. Plus, thoughts on MLB’s first week of the season.
MLB is Back & The Sweet Sixteen is Here
How’s this sports weekend looking? As Larry David would say, “Pretty, pretty, pretty good.” Erik and Brian talk about MLB Opening Day and the possibility of UConn-St. John's Round Four.
March Madness Thoughts & Final Four Picks
Does UConn have what it takes to get back to the Final Four? Erik and Brian give their thoughts and then deliver their Final Four picks.
When It Comes to Content, the NFL Remains King
Step aside, college hoops, WBC baseball, and NBA. It may be March, but NFL free agency still dominates the sports news cycle.
Is UConn a Final Four Team?
Just one of many questions being asked by Erik and Brian this week. Also, should the NCAA Tournament expand? Plus, what are we watching this week?
A Gem of a Gold Medal Game
Erik and Brian reflect on the instant classic gold medal hockey game between the U.S. and Canada.
Mets Spring Training Preview with Newsday's Laura Albanese
Erik and Brian are joined by Laura Albanese, who covers the New York Mets for Newsday. She shares her insights from spring training, including why Steve Cohen says there will be no Mets captain under his ownership. ...
The “It Was Okay, I Guess” Super Bowl
The 60th Super Bowl is in the books, and while the game may have lacked star power, it still had some memorable moments.
Is this Super Bowl Really Super?
When a Super Bowl lacks star power, does the game lose some of its luster? Plus, why has Hall of Fame voting become such a mess? Later, the return of The Birthday Game.
The Super Bowl No One Saw Coming
How many experts predicted this Super Bowl before the season? Plus, Erik and Brian react to casting rumours surrounding Heat 2.
The CFP Title Game, NFL Playoffs, and Lots of Coaching Moves
It has been a busy few days for football fanatics. Erik and Brian break down Monday night’s Miami-Indiana showdown and the fallout and controversies surrounding the NFL Divisional Round.