31 episodes
Home Dunk ® – Infinite Guest Podcast Network John Moe
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- Sport
Wits host John Moe loves sports. On Home Dunk, John and his guests talk about the stories of sports in a smart, friendly way, from the vantage point of people who didn’t necessarily make the team. They will also tell you which NFL mascot would win in a fight. We’re sorry, Cleveland. Part of the Infinite Guest network from American Public Media.
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31: Sean Doolittle Throws Into a Sock
John Moe and Mike Fotis discuss Adrian Peterson’s camel-riding party entrance, play Steve Miller Band or NCAA Men's Basketball Coach, and praise John Urschel’s math wizardry. Then John and Sean Doolittle talk rehab and needless apostrophes.
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30: Joe Mande on the NBA, Parks and Rec, and Shaq’s Finest Hour
Parks & Rec's Joe Mande talks to John about who would play Kevin Garnett, Kevin Love, and Ricky Rubio on TV, and pays tribute to Shaquille O' Neal's work in the movie Kazaam.
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29: John Darnielle on Boxing, Wrestling, and James Brown
John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats explains why songwriters are like boxers, and why his new album, Beat the Champ, is all about professional wrestling. Plus, John Moe and Mike Fotis wonder why Chip Kelly hates everyone on the Eagles.
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28: Jerry Stackhouse on His 18-Year Career, the Trade Deadline, and Punching Christian Laettner
John Moe chats with NBA veteran Jerry Stackhouse and checks in with Mike Fotis on LeBron James, James Harden, kicks to the swimsuit area, and the Dragic brothers (Zoran and Goran), the OTHER Dragic brothers (basketball prodigy Scorin, sleepy one Snorin…) and the hockey trade deadline.
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27: Dan Savage’s Advice for the Knicks
Phil Jackson's cryptic tweets caused John Moe to reach out to advice columnist Dan Savage about maintaining healthy relationships – in marriage, at work, and most importantly, on the New York Knicks.
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26: Swaggy P, SNL Anniversary MVPs, and Brock Osweiler’s Plight
John chats with Ian Levy about Nick (Swaggy P) Young, who is likened to fellow subversive Ken Kesey. Plus, a dramatic reading of Alex Rodriguez's apology with Mike Fotis and the MVPs of Saturday Night Live's 40th Anniversary Show.