drinkfive Podcasts: Fantasy Football, Restrospectical & TV Soup
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4/22/14, Earth Day Munchies, Fantasy News and Breaking Chains
Welcome to the pre-Baconfest show. Honestly, I've been rather distracted all week leading up to Baconfest, so you'll have to forgive us if we bacon a bit too often, which really is never often enough.
This week, we (sort of)returned to our (sort of) degenerate ways by placing another season long bet. While discussion the receivers Smith in Baltimore, I brought up Marlon Brown as a likely #2 receiver. Dave disagreed, and wagered that Steve Smith would finish with more points in a standard league than Marlon Brown by the end of the season. We're putting up a couple of expensive beers, and we shall see what happens.
After running down a few NFL topics, we discussed a few more local topics. We discussed Chicago's newest brewing resident, Lagunitas as well as the upcoming Baconfest. BACON! FEST! Baconfest! Seriously you guys, it's going to be awesome, and we'll get to drink Lagunitas there.
Finally, we discuss Breaking Chains, the latest Game of Thrones episode. We, of course, dug it mightily, as is tradition with this show. Stay tuned for my review of the show in a day or so. We also managed to hit on the season premiere of Orphan Black, which was well liked by both of us.
Make sure to join us next week, live at 9pm CST on blogtalk radio (www.blogtalkradio.com/drinkfive). You can now sign up for our newsletter on the side panel of our website. We will send you direct updates during the season including all the info you need to set your lineups. Send us your questions and we'll answer them on the podcast. Ask us on our Facebook page, follow us on twitter (@drinkfive), or send us an e-mail to
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4/15/14, 2014 Free Agency - Tacos and Guacamole
This week the drinkfive podcast is a three-way conversation. Dave and I were joined by our buddy Miguel Matallanes for lots of fantasy talk and a bit of talk of Thrones. Dave and Miguel even made a bet, but more on that later. This week we broke down (in more than one way, sorry blogtalk listeners!) the progression of a fantasy player and discussed lots of strategy.
We picked three guys who we would like to have on our team this fall. Dave likes Tony Romo, Dexter McCluster and Kenny Stills. Jason (me) wouldn't mind having Eddie Lacy, Jay Cutler and Antonio Brown on my team. Miguel went with Andy Dalton, Josh Gordon and Alshon Jeffery.
After several weeks of drought, the gambling has resumed on the podcast. Miguel bet Dave that Alshon Jeffery would finish with more fantasy points than Brandon Marshall. The loser buys a bomber of their choice.
Finally, we mourned Dave's favorite Lannister, Joffrey, who came to a very colorful ending this week. We gushed over our favorite show for the final 20 minutes of the podcast, and are unashamed in doing it! More pie! Check out my review of the episode here.
Make sure to join us next week, live at 9pm CST on blogtalk radio (www.blogtalkradio.com/drinkfive). You can now sign up for our newsletter on the side panel of our website. We will send you direct updates during the season including all the info you need to set your lineups. Send us your questions and we'll answer them on the podcast. Ask us on our Facebook page, follow us on twitter (@drinkfive), or send us an e-mail to
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This week on the show we celebrate the steak that is known as flank. We dug some underground veggies and of course, enjoyed a few beers and talked football. We caught up on the latest free agency moves and decided that Chris Johnson will probably end up on the Jets, if only because nobody else seems to want him.
We discussed the season premiere of Game of Thrones, which made both of these book readers quite happy. The war is over and we discuss what's going on now in Westeros and what we liked about the episode. For more on the episode, check out my review of episode one here on drinkfive.com.
We finish off the episode talking about possible sleepers for next year. We go through the RB's and WR's, but didn't go too in depth. Look for something later in the week from Dave to go much further down the sleeper rabbit hole that will soon be the 2014 Fantasy Draft season.
Make sure to join us next week, live at 9pm CST on blogtalk radio (www.blogtalkradio.com/drinkfive). You can now sign up for our newsletter on the side panel of our website. We will send you direct updates during the season including all the info you need to set your lineups. Send us your questions and we'll answer them on the podcast. Ask us on our Facebook page, follow us on twitter (@drinkfive), or send us an e-mail to
Fantasy Football Podcast
The Fantasy Finish Line Podcast has been chugging along for a few years now, still operating with its original hosts - David Biggs and Jason Evans. This 45-60 minute weekly program airs leading up to and during the NFL regular season (when fantasy happens) with some special broadcasts throughout the year. Whether you need to dish on draft strategy before the season starts or just need some advice on who to pick up from the waiver wire, our fantasy football show will help you through the tough times and onto the trophy!
Retrospectical Podcast
The Universe is huge and we are small. Not much we can do about that. What we can do, however, is to try to make sense of all the things around us. Too many things are just taken for granted when instead we should be searching for deeper understanding and meaning. Or not. Either way, it is the goal of the Retrospectical Podcast to shed some light on topics that have more under the surface than you may be aware of. From the history and evolution of television to drones and alternative currencies, we'll explore a wide-range of topics and surely get off on some wacky tangents but ultimately be better off for it. That's the idea, anyway!
TV Soup Podcast
The hosts of the TV Soup Podcast, Jason Evans and David Biggs, have both long been immersed in media and technology but their hopeless addiction to modern television series has been a somewhat recent development. With the advent of shows like Dexter, Breaking Bad, Sherlock and Game of Thrones, television has grown up quickly to the point where we would now rather be blowing through TV series than going out to a movie in most cases! We'll be jumping from one series to another, doing reviews and providing weekly commentary along the way on this 30-minute weekly broadcast.