Overtime with Justin McIsaac Justin McIsaac

Oh hey there. Yes, I took most of a College basketball season (and then some!) off, however, we're back with new and exciting ways to listen to me complain about things!

In this episode, we're joined by David Roth of Defector.com , to talk about the basics -  you know, Neoptism in Sportscasting, C. Thomas Howell, the whole deal. 

You can read David's stuff here

You can listen to The Distraction here

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On this week's episode, Dean Spilliotes of SNHU joins to discuss the chaos with House Republicans, and the lack of a Speaker of the House. Plus, 20 years later, a look back at the run-up/un popularity of the US Invasion of Iraq in 2003.

Plus, Colin Booth of the NHDP joins to discuss NH Rep Troy Merner, who was living in one town and serving as a State Rep in another - which is wildly problematic!

This week David Roth of Defector joins the show to talk about Butts Up & Chunkus (trust me, it's worth it) and also the unbearable stupidity of modern US life.

Then Brett Franklin joins the show to talk about how Dartmouth might fare as they travel to UNH to take on the WIldcats tonight.

Samer Kalaf of Defector joined the show to discuss his piece on Deion Sanders and the changing landscape of FBS College Football. Plus a bunch of UNH Football content, and a rant about the conservative media grifters in NH ignoring the Andy Sandborn scandal.

On This week's OVERTIME I check in with longtime friend Dave Haley for a preview of Nh HS Football this season! Dave runs NHSportspage.com so make sure you check it out.

Also another old friend Bob Lipman stops by to give his favorite memories of UNH Football throughout his years calling games for the Wildcats.

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This week Justin is joined by Chris Galdieri of Saint Anselm College to discuss the GOP Debate - who won? Who lost? Did any of it matter? (Probably not)

Also joining the show is Jeff Pearlman, the author of "Showtime", the book "Winning Time" on HBO is based off of (He's written a ton of other books too, on subjects ranging from the 1986 Mets to Barry Bonds to the 90's Cowboys and more).