Previous Shows

We start the show talking all things Phillies as the team stays hot, questionable decisions, health challenges and more. Then we talk some football and Eagles as the pre-season gets read to come to an end before closing with some college football talk.

We start the show talking baseball, the Phillies and how we feel about the team with 45 games left in the season. Then Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro joined the show to break down the birds, talk training camp, pre-season, position battles and more. Then we close the show talking threats and challenges to sports with NIL changes and gambling pressures.

We start the show with some football talk after the Eagles first pre-season game last night before being joined by Tom Housenick of the Morning Call to break down the Phillies minor league prospects who may or may not get a call up for the big team's stretch run.

Taking the week of an revisiting interviews wtih two of our favorites, first Coach Phil Martelli and then fmr. Phillies OF and current broadcaster Doug Glanville.

Started the show talking baseball from the Phillies to the Players Union and even the Savannah Bananas. Then we talked start of training camp, NLFPA issues and more.

We open the show talking a little Sixers summer league, Paul George surgery and Joel Embiid in depth story. Then we look back at the ASG and HR Derby before looking at the Phillies draft and start to the 2nd half of the season.

We start the show talking about how the different leagues are managing their business these days with the NHL getting an extension while the NFL is being accused of hiding collusion. Then Radio voice for the Philadelphia Union Dave Leno to talk about the 1st half of the Union season, the team getting healthier and the matchup this weekend against the Red Bulls. Then we close the show talking some Phillies.

We start the show with some baseball and Phillies talk before Keith Pompey joins to recap the NBA Draft, what the Sixers did, what it all means and where the NBA stands after free agency opened.

We start the show talking Sixers and the NBA draft before moving on to some great guests. First Trenton Thunder Manager Shawn Chacon joined the show to talk about his baseball journey and how he is now sharing what he has learned developing players as a manager. We also talk a bit about pitching in Colorado. Then Ironpigs Catcher Garrett Stubbs joined the show to talk about his latest stop in the minors, some great stories, how things have changed, working with some of the top prospects, the LHV...

The Mets come in struggling and the Phillies come in hot. Both teams are tied for first in the NL East and we broke it all down with Mets Radio broadcaster Pat McCarthy before then talking some Sixers, NBA Playoffs and NHL Playoffs as well.

Start the show breaking down there the Phillies stand with injuries as they continue to try to find different answers. Then some NBA and NHL playoff talk before new Temple Football Head Coach KC Keeler joined the show to talk building a culture at Temple, how to take the next steps, scheduling, NIL and Transfer Portal and much more.

No guest this week, just lots of sports to talk about starting with the last second win in game 1 of the NBA Finals and a great start to the NHL Finals. We close the show talking Phillis struggles and where the team stands.

We start the show talking Phillies baseball before being joined by Author/Writer Chris Clarey from over at Roland Garros to talk some French Open, a changing of the guard and his new book The Warrior: Rafael Nadal and His Kingdom of Clay

In this episode we start by discussing the latest developments in the world of sports, focusing on college sports, the impact of NIL on young athletes and changes in college football playoff seeding. Then some NFL talk with the 'tush push' living to for another play, coaching dynamics, the potential inclusion of NFL players in the Olympics, and Brock Purdy's new contract with the 49ers. Then we talk frivolous lawsuits, player health, and the the Phillies staying hot.

Jeff joins the show from a Sports Law Conference in Nashville so we start the show talking the business of sports. Then we talk some NBA and NHL Playoffs, NBA Draft lottery and some Phillies to close the show.

No guest this week, just great talk. We start the show talking NBA and NHL playoffs before talking some Phillies, Sixers, sports lawsuits and more.

We opened the show talking the drama of the opening round of the NBA and NHL playoffs, talked some Phillies basball and then had a great conversation with mental coach and bestelling author of the book "Inner Excellence" Jim Murphy.

We open the show breaking down Round 1 of the draft from last night and the Eagles Pick. Then we were joined by Tom Housenick of the Morning Call to discuss the current state of the Philadelphia Phillies, focusing on player performance, development, and challenges. We analyze specific players like Marsh and Nola, explore the depth of the bullpen, and consider strategic moves for improvement. The discussion highlights the importance of player maturity and the need for a clear direction in team ma...

In this episode of the Heart of Sports, hosts Jason Springer and Jeff Cohen dive into the excitement of playoff hockey and basketball, but primarily focus on the thrilling final round of The Masters golf tournament. They discuss the mental toughness displayed by Rory McIlroy, the broadcasting excellence during the event, and the unique character of golf courses. The conversation then transitions to baseball, specifically the Philadelphia Phillies, analyzing their performance and concerns to star...

We start the show with Inquirer Sixers Writer Keith Pompey delving into the many challenges faced by the Philadelphia 76ers during the season and moving forward, discussing coaching issues, team culture, and the impact of player injuries. We explore the future of key players like Joel Embiid, the need for a cultural shift within the organization, draft strategies and the perspectives of fans who are grappling with the team's direction. Then it's Masters week and we have an engaging conversation ...

We start the show talking baseball before being joined for an engaging conversation with Doug Glanville shares his insights on the excitement of the baseball season, the significance of Opening Day, and the challenges players face when adapting to new ballparks. He discusses the evolution of bat technology and its implications for the game, as well as the enduring legacy of Jackie Robinson and the importance of equality in sports. The conversation also touches on the current state of diversity i...

We start the show talking some baseball with the Phillies starting their season before being joined by AP Writer and Author Dan Schlossberg to go back in the baseball time machine talking his book the New Baseball Bible.

We open the show talking March Madness and the tourney before talking Jackie Robinson page being removed from the DOD website. Then we revisit our interview with the late John Feinstein.

In this conversation, author Aaron Bracy discusses his book 'A Soaring Season,' which chronicles the inspiring journey of the 2003-2004 St. Joe's Hawks basketball team. He shares insights from his extensive interviews with players and coaches, revealing surprising stories and the impact of Phil Martelli's coaching. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by modern college basketball teams, the importance of competition, and the future of Philadelphia basketball.