Attack Each Day: The Harbaughs' Podcast

Coaches Jim and Jack along with hosts Ira and Matt open the show discussing the Presidential Physical Fitness Test, cars and more. Then new FSU head coach and member of both the Harbaugh coaching tree and family Willie Taggart joins the podcast. And we celebrate a belated happy birthday with #JackTalk.

Coaches Jim and Jack talk about some new rules in college football and the great work Michigan football is doing in Detroit with the Youth Impact Program. Then Coaches Jim and Jack plus hosts Ira and Matt are joined by filmmaker Jeff Phelps to discuss how Jim Harbaugh drives Michigan. And #JackTalk revisits some fond memories from a few of his many coaching stops.

This “Best of” episode takes us back to GREAT chats we’ve had with Judge Judy, Ric Flair and John Calipari. Plus, #JackTalk brought his ‘A’ material back in November. Happy 4th of July!

Coaches Jim and Jack and hosts Ira and Matt bring on Emmy award winning Michigan football staffer Ty Rogers. Then they have a ton of fun with Suzy Shuster talking about her husband (Michigan alum Rich Eisen), their Podcast One podcast, flagpoles and more. #JackTalk wraps up the show discussing confrontational problem solving.

Coach Jack and host Ira recap Father’s Day in Ann Arbor. Then Jack, Coach Jim, Ira and Matt Dudek talk with Hall of Fame baseball player Ken Griffey Jr about his football offer from Bo Schembechler, family and more. This week’s #JackTalk is about the four (or five) rules of discipline.

Coach Jim talks with glee about the Michigan walk-on program and how valuable a successful walk-on program is in college football. Then we continue our conversation with Nate Forbes, Vice Chairman of the Cleveland Cavaliers. #JackTalk wraps up the podcast recalling his friend and former Tiger Gates Brown.

Jim returns from Peru singing the praises of his daughter’s great work plus family talk, including getting ready for a great Father’s Day experience. Then Nate Forbes joins the program. The Vice Chairman of the Cleveland Cavaliers tells the hosts what LeBron is really like, how to help athletes with their finances and being a Michigan Man in Ohio. Then #JackTalk recalls the great Bill Mallory, patriarch of the Mallory football family, who recently passed away.

With Coach Jim down in Peru, Jack and J.T. reflect on the philanthropy of Coach Jim before talking about Cleveland sports teams. Norv and Scott Turner, Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach respectively for the Carolina Panthers, talk about what it's like to coach together in the NFL. #JackTalk reflects on the Russian Czars and "the ladder story".

Jack and Jim detail the charities and speaking engagements that have occupied them both over the past two weeks. Jack tells the “Ralph Story” before we welcome Todd Mortensen, Coach Harbaugh’s first ever starting QB while at USD. #JackTalk features reminiscing about hometowns and coming home.

Our hosts open the show professing their respect and admiration for one another before welcoming guest John Kolesar. With John, the conversation centers around speed, big play ability and the games won in the mid 1980's. #JackTalk appreciates the impact of mothers on athletes.

The three guys talk about the sites and sounds of the team's trip to France. Ira engages Coach Jack and Coach Jim on their memories and favorite parts of the trip. J.T. then interviews a former player of Jack Harbaugh's from Western Kentucky, Brian Lowder, about memories from the 2002 National Championship. #JackTalk features more family and football.

Our team and some staff families explore France on our annual team trip. We speak with players and coaches throughout the first half of our trip to France. Jack Harbaugh, as always, delivers a great #JackTalk.

Coach Jim Harbaugh's son, James Harbaugh, joins the show to talk about what it's like being a student at Michigan. Our hosts join James in discussing memories from fashion, theatrical productions and football. Our hosts wrap up spring football and look forward to France. #JackTalk introduces Freddy Soft.

Coach Jim explains the "More is More" philosophy as it relates to playing as many sports as possible and doing as many activities to test your athletic ability as possible. Our co-hosts reflect on last weekend's spring practice and the time spent with our players' families. Then former Michigan Wolverine, and national championship winning lineman, Jon Jansen reflects on his time in the NFL, his national championship, and his durability as a player. #JackTalk details stories of Bo Schembechler and Doyt Perry together.

Coach Harbaugh gives a little preview of the team's upcoming trip to France along with how spring football has gone to this point. Then, Jake Butt joins the show to talk about playing for the Denver Broncos, his friends and family, and tweeting back and forth with Ellen DeGeneres. #JackTalk discusses having a good day, if you want to and the possibility of future selfie stick opportunities on the upcoming trip to France.

Jake Rudock joins the show. He shares conversation about the success of the Michigan sports teams before talking about his current career as an NFL quarterback and the impact of his father on Jake's life. #JackTalk focuses on the development of relationships between parents and children with the assistance of Harry Chapin's song "Cats in the Cradle".

Our hosts start the show by reveling in the success of Michigan Athletics programs. Then, all-time great John Madden joins the show to talk about improving the game of football, life as a grandparent and some memories of Coach Harbaugh. John's son, Mike, accompanies Coach Jim in sharing memories of an upbringing in a football coach's household. #JackTalk features a speaking experience with the Boy Scouts along with a fondness for former WKU player, Rod Smart.

We review the fun Michigan Basketball weekend and preview the pro day + beginning of spring practice. 2017 Michigan Football Co-Captain Mike McCray is our guest and he talks about his life as an engaged man and as an aspiring NFL linebacker. #JackTalk ends with conversations about visiting grandchildren along with Tom Crean taking the head basketball coaching job at Georgia.

The show welcomes back Tom Crean to talk March Madness favorites and Cinderella stories. Then former Stanford Cardinal player, and NFLer, Owen Marecic talks about his memories of his playing days. Current Michigan Wolverine fullback, Ben Mason, and current Michigan Football equipment manager, Gary Hazelitt, join Owen to weigh-in on the toughness needed to play the fullback position.

Our hosts share their appreciation for Michigan Basketball before talking about a recent, fun trip to Dayton, Ohio. Mason Cole then discusses his experience at the NFL combine this past week. To end the show, #JackTalk appreciates the work ethic and commitment earned by those who play football.