Another week, another podcast. This time, TV and Fury discussed the early goings of the NBA’s conference semifinals.
But don’t worry, NBA haters, it’s not all pro basketball. No, the guys also break down the thrilling Season 1 finale of Splash on ABC. … You know, Splash. The celebrity diving show. Yes, that’s a real thing. And, yes, we watched parts of it.
Just listen to the podcast. Here’s the link.
How could TV not look into this band?
No, this week’s podcast isn’t about the crap spring weather – it’s about music.
A Winter Downpour is a band from Duluth, Minn., that describes its sound as Indie Rock/Post Post/Sad Bastard. Guitar player Paul Connolly explains what that means and why the band called its last album: Vandrovec, I need help.
Here’s the link to the podcast. And here’s a link to the band’s site, where you can check out their music.
They have upcoming shows in Duluth (May 3) and St. Paul (May 5).
The NBA Playoffs start Saturday. You didn’t think Fury (or TV) would forget, did you?
They discuss the most interesting opening-round pairings and pick a couple of teams that might be capable of more than one upset.
Plus, they riff on the handling and mishandling of Boston Marathon bombing coverage. Here’s the link.
The NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament has reached the semifinal stage – the Final Four, if you will.
TV and Fury hope it gets good going forward because, well, the event has been merely OK to this point. Think about it: The most indelible moment revolves around a compound fracture rather than a buzzer-beater.
We cast some pod about exposed bones and the like in our triumphant return to the audio format. Here’s the link.
Fury is heading back to South Africa. No, not for good – for a family wedding.
That’s all the excuse TV needed to rattle off a bunch of ignorant questions about the Rainbow Nation. (That’s really its nickname – Google says so.)
Here’s a link to the podcast.
Word on the street is that the Super Bowl will be played this week in the Big Easy.
TV and Fury break it down for you this week on the podcast. Actually, they don’t – neither of them can figure out which team will win. Instead, they bat around stupid stuff like prop bets, Super Bowl homeboys and magic deer potion. It’s … weird.
This week on the TVFury podcast: Lance Armstrong opens up (sort of) and the NFL cuts down to its final four.
Plus, TV passes out and Fury gets a smartphone then dreams of Bill Belichick. No, seriously. Weird, wild stuff.
Happy New Year, people. Or, as our viewing habits indicate, happy extended football season.
Yes, college bowl games are in full swing and the NFL playoffs kick off Saturday and Sunday. TV and Fury discuss both this week on the podcast, including – teaser alert – some controversial viewpoints on Pete Carroll.
Enjoy. Here’s the link.
Move over, Baby Jesus and Capitalism – the NBA owns Christmas Day. OK, maybe that’s not entirely true, but the Association had a little something for everyone during its Tuesday quintuple header.
Fury was there for the hoops, while TV chose to obsess about uniforms and haircuts. They talk about all that and more in podcast form. That’s right – another podcast this week. Merry Christmas? Or lazy copout? You decide.
The playoffs aren’t all that’s being chased in the NFL – several respected individual records have fallen or could fall in this week’s regular-season finale.
What’s more impressive – Adrian Peterson approaching the single-season rushing mark or Calvin Johnson topping the single-season record for receiving yards? TV and Fury discuss that and more in a podcast, featuring special guest Ty Vandrovec, who just might hold the record for lightest podcaster ever (5 lbs, 12 oz.)
