Favorite podcaster?

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My 3 favs,
Jon Johnston
Adam Carriker
the Ultimate Husker Fan Will Compton. His adrenaline fueled motivational rants are excellent.


I could do without Travis Justice. Sometimes I skip Zatecha's excellence because Travis annoys me so much.,
 
Yeah, I could do without Justice as well. In one podcast a year or so ago, they spent the first 15-20 minutes talking about beer and some other stuff. I listen to hear a perspective about the previous game and other Husker-related items, not a bunch of unrelated crap. I don't like to waste my time.
 
Love the big red junkies , and the husker cuz cast . The best game film breakdown is CBREW , very in depth on play concepts especially the passing game ( you tube )


As far as doc talk , I miss the “ sorry Dave days “ it’s gotten stale lately, and very boring
 
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Funny how tastes change. As an old ‘Scout board guy,’ I used to dislike Sean ‘Rivals board guy’ Callahan. But he’s grown on me over the years, especially now that he’s teamed up with Sipple.

On the other hand, I used to love watching Adam Carriker’s podcast. But lately, his WWE schtick has grown old and stale to me.

Someone I’ve always liked and respected is the OWH’s Sam McKeon.
 
I guess I'm the exception but I don't listen to podcasts anymore. When I did they failed to keep my attention for the most part.
 
Funny how tastes change. As an old ‘Scout board guy,’ I used to dislike Sean ‘Rivals board guy’ Callahan. But he’s grown on me over the years, especially now that he’s teamed up with Sipple.

On the other hand, I used to love watching Adam Carriker’s podcast. But lately, his WWE schtick has grown old and stale to me.

Someone I’ve always liked and respected is the OWH’s Sam McKeon.
I couldn’t agree more with all 3 takes. Carriker in particular can be hard to watch as he also often reads from index cards.
 
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I guess I'm the exception but I don't listen to podcasts anymore. When I did they failed to keep my attention for the most part.
You're not alone.
I suspect part of the problem is that fans who hang around here know more than most of the folks with podcasts. The ones I listen to (or read) are the true professionals like Sam, Sean, Sip, Mitch and Tom.
 

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