Feel for the Game
This is a sports show about feelings. Join Nick and Noah as they discuss specific moments in sports and how those moments made them feel. Each episode will score how that moment impacted the game, the culture at large, and their own lives. It's that perfect blend of sports and emotions, which are closer to each other than we may realize.
The NBA Draft is Good for the Soul
Nick and Noah are back with a special 2021 NBA Draft episode. They discuss a couple of their favorite draft moments, share some of the players they are most excited about in this years draft, and have a good ole time having their spirits lifted by the wholesome and beautiful night that is the NBA Dr...
Sports Fans Are the Worst
The most sensitive sports podcast around is back. On this episode of Feel for the Game, Nick and Noah discuss disrespectful fan behavior at games and what the NBA and other leagues should do to reduce, prevent, and deter fans from doing and saying bad things. Enjoy another vintage episode of unprofe...
Women's Sports with Ashley Whitehurst from Comedy Has An Ouchie
Host of the podcast Comedy Has An Ouchie and comedian/writer/improv coach Ashley Whitehurst joins Nick and Noah to discuss women's sports and the treatment of its athletes on and off the field. Ashley traces her sports fandom, why sports sparked her interests from a young age, and tells us the truth...
Allen Iverson Changed the NBA for Good
Nick and Noah discuss the historic 2001 NBA Finals performance by Allen Iverson against the Los Angeles Lakers. They discuss the iconic step over, Allen Iverson's impact on the NBA, David Stern's dress code, why no one cares why you got crossed, and more. Enjoy another vintage episode of unprofessio...
Lebron James and Basketball History
Nick and Noah discuss the historic 2016 NBA Finals Game 7 matchup between Lebron's Cavaliers and Steph's Warriors. How Lebron became the hero for a brief moment in time, the feeling of witnessing history, the best possession of Kevin Love's career, plus we start the season two Kansas basketball refe...