Weei Podcasts

Episode 21 of the Not Sunday podcast with Ryan Hannable features NBC Sports Boston's Mike Giardi as the two breakdown the Patriots' offseason, including why Tom Brady has a different mindset from a year ago and what his future holds. Also, exactly what happened with Rob Gronkowski and how real the recent trade rumors were.

In a very important Bradfo Sho, Rob Bradford is joined by former NESN cameraman Bryan Brennan, who is spearheading a cause that has gained signficant momentum: the John Martin Foundation. The two discuss the path Martin -- a NESN cameraman -- has taken since being diagnosed with ALS, and the phenomenon that has become the "Cafe Martin" hats, which have recently been seen on the heads of such notable Boston sports figures as Tuukka Rask, Robert Kraft and David Ortiz. Brennan takes us behind the scenes of what is becoming the next big ALS fundraiser, along with a smattering of stories from the road with the Bruins and Red Sox.

Ken and Curtis host their second post-show podcast in the span of one week.  Today the guys discussed shocking new admissions from Mut, a possible return of Reimer and stupid comments from Mazz. 

This week, Mike addresses his critics, the latest Jemele Hill outrage, Francesa doesn’t care about other shows and Tony Mazz pulling a Reimer.

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey celebrate the 69th episode of #DORK on WEEI by discussing the most memorable love scenes in movies, TV, video games, and comics.  Plus Davey breaks down E3 in a massive Davey’s Video Game Minute. Twitter: @DORKpodcast

A rare Monday 'Real K&C' appearance for Ken & Curtis as they make up for a few lost weeks of episodes; the guys recap the last two shows of Patriots-related rumors and guests, bash on Mut (as usual) and update the latest with Marc James, Evan Drellich, and Gerry's hold on taking phone calls

The one player in the recent MLB Draft that most thought had the best chance to make the jump to the major leagues this season was TCU relief pitcher Durbin Feltman. As it turned out, the Red Sox picked Feltman in the third round and kept the door open to the possibility that the reliever could actually help the big league team sooner rather than later. Feltman joins the podcast to discuss his path to the Red Sox, the possibility of making the majors this season and how he became one of the few diehard New England Patriots fans in Texas.

Mike Mutnansky welcomes Matt Bernier of DRF, Andy Serling of NYRA and Dick Jerardi of Xpressbet to handicap Belmont Stakes 150.

6-18-2008: Celtics head coach Doc Rivers joins Dennis & Callahan after the Celtics beat the Lakers in Game 6 of the 2008 NBA Finals. 

The reemergence of Steven Wright has been one of the most surprising stories of the Red Sox' season, so it's fitting that the pitcher joins the podcast to talk about his windy road back. Wright goes into detail about the challenges that came with fending off doubts regarding his knee, also touching on the on and off the field low points he experienced over the last year. Wright finishes off the conversation with his take on the Boston media, explaining what he believes is accurate and misguided when it comes to the narrative that this is a tough town to play in.

WEEI's Kirk Minihane joins Mike to discuss the state of the Kirk & Callahan Show, radio in general, his plans if he ever leaves the station and more

With the MLB Draft upon us, it is a perfect time to explore how the Red Sox are going about finding their next homegrown big league pitcher. The organization has come under fire in recent years for its inability to develop hurlers for the major league club. Now, that's where Brian Bannister comes in. The Red Sox assistant coach joins the podcast to explain how he views the challenges and strategies when it comes to drafting and developing pitchers. Bannister takes a deep dive into what has worked, what hasn't and how things have changed over the past few years. If you like inside baseball, this is one you're going to want to listen to.

Rich Keefe and producer Jason Rossi are split on where the blame for the Celtics loss in the Eastern Conference Finals especially Game 6 & 7; Where the blame should lay for the JR Smith horrific play at the end of Game 1 of the NBA finals.

Our pal Lyndon Byers aka “LB” from our sister station WAAF joins the show this week to talk about his career with the media, dealing with the media and some fantastic stories from his life in the business!

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey review Solo: A Star Wars Story.  How does it compare to other Star Wars movies and which other characters deserve their own film?  Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast

Ken & Curtis have your Memorial Day 'Good' Weekend entry with a recap of the Kirk & Callahan Show for the week of 5/21-5/25

 This week Mike and Dan discuss the NFL’s new policy for the National Anthem, Mike Francesa has joined twitter, Jemele Hill nominated for an award, Deadspin digging up irrelevant information and more!

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey review Deadpool 2.  Is it better than the original? Can they explain the X-Men timeline? Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast

Making his second annual appearance on the Bradfo Sho, Mookie Betts sits down for an in-depth conversation with Rob Bradford. The duo reflect on some of the things the outfielder said in last year's appearance (including that he may never be better than 2016), how he actually got better, how his personality has changed, what he did with his Bradfo t-shirt and why he views NBA coaches more valuable than MLB managers.

Rich Keefe is joined by beer experts Josh Deering and Will Woodward to discuss all things New England Beer.  They breakdown the official #DORK Top 10 Massachusetts Breweries, highlight other great breweries across New England, select their Ultimate 6-Packs and much more. Twitter: @DORKpodcast