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Blind Mike Geary has your week in sports media reaction with thoughts on Bill Belichick narratives, a bizarre Top 20 list from ESPN the Magazine, Bill Burr joining Mike's old friends at Barstool Sports for Rough N Rowdy, and a new ESPN show 'Get Up' with Greeny, Beadle & Rose.

Dale and Ty reconnect to discuss the immediate impact of Ryan Donato and how he changes things for this team come the postseason. They also touch on NESN's 7th Player Award, and how some nifty cap management has the Bruins set up to be contenders for a long time. This is Zero Pucks Given presented by Star Market and Wise Snacks. 

Former Kirk and Callahan contributor Trenni joins Kirk after her trip to South Korea, and after her decision to take a break from the show. Kirk grills Trenni on her praise for Mike Tirico at the Olympics, her physical & mental health issues, and of course whether she plans on returning to K&C.

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey discuss Season 2 of Jessica Jones, the Marvel Netflix show. How does it compare to Season 1 and the other MCU shows?  Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and a You Better Be Sitting Down Major Announcement.  Twitter: @DORKpodcast

Ken and Curtis recapped a great week on Kirk & Callahan with sound from the Bracket of the Brainless, Curtis' anniversary, Mut's stupidity and Kitty with Bradford and Castig.

Blind Mike Geary's latest media podcast as he discusses the John Skipper and ESPN news, plus a missed opportunity for Mike to sit in with Kirk & Callahan.

Ty (returning from his ‘big time’ appearance on Kirk and Callahan) and Dale are able to snag some studio time on the fly and talk about the 40-year-old Zdeno Chara’s refusal to slow down for the Boston Bruins. Is he the most underrated athlete in Boston sports history? Dale gives his response on the surprising reaction last week’s rant on the lack of Boston Bruins coverage, and Ty has a problem with a local writer taking some shots at WEEI’s hockey coverage. It’s Zero Pucks Given presented by Wise Snacks and Star Market. 

Rich Keefe and producer Jason Rossi discuss the Celtics' undermanned 2OT loss to the Wizards. Keefe believes injured Marcus Smart is the fifth-most important Celtic, and that sparks the debate of who the top five most important Celtics are. Former NCAA coach Pete Gillen joins the show to discuss this year's NCAA tournament.

Kirk welcomes in fellow podcaster Jake Brennan, the creator of the new pod-series Disgraceland which examines drama and crime surrounding popular musicians like Jerry Lee Lewis, The Rolling Stones, Beck, Sid Vicious and more. Kirk talks with Jake about how the idea for Disgraceland came about and what goes into researching his episodes.

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey discuss the worst movies ever made.  They take a look at all the Razzie Award Winners for Worst Picture and add their picks as well.  Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast.  Twitter: @DORKpodcast

Blind Mike Geary and Dan Watkins have your week-in-media review discussing a lawsuit against ESPN, and the courting of Peyton Manning for an NFL analyst job. 

Despite the big show announcement that Mut is the new K&C producer, Ken & Curtis are still in to recap the highlights from a week of shows that featured Mut hitting the post as a country DJ, getting abuse from callers on-air and in the producers' booth, and bumbling the English language all over the place.

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey went to North East Comic Con last weekend and caught up with a number of people in attendance.  Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute, Pick of the Podcast, and the announcement of this year’s #DORKmadness topic. 

Episode 20 of the Not Sunday podcast with Ryan Hannable features NFL draft guru Tony Pauline who details the NFL combine as a whole, but also from a Patriots perspective. He also had some interesting things to say about players who have been connected to the Patriots.

Rob Bradford is joined by NESN analyst Jerry Remy for an honest and open conversation about Remy's battle with cancer, how he views broadcasting, dealing with the kind of controversy Dennis Eckersley faced last season, and his plans for the upcoming season. It's a candid discussion about some meaningful topics.

"Ty apparently tries his best radio voice while Dale comes in fired up about sports radio's unwillingness to talk about the Bruins, and why playing catch-up on taking this team seriously will be a mistake for the talking heads. They then get into the Rick Nash trade, and Ty unsuccessfully tries to stop himself from falling in love with the new No. 61. Plus, how many more injuries can this Bruins team take? It's Zero Pucks Given, presented by Star Market and Wise Snacks."

Friday at the NFL Combine is all about the Runningbacks so Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson get into theNFL Off-season, the rookie class, the Patriots needs and the early scouting Pete has done on theRunningbacks, Quarterbacks and Wide Receivers.  Dynasty Drafts are already underway, so after a littleSuper Bowl / Patriots post mortem, Jim and Pete move forward to look at the team needs and highlight someRookie talent like, Nick Chubb-Georgia RB, Derrius Guice-LSU RB, Jaylen Samuels-NC State RB as well as theQB & WR positions.  Pete’s articles are up and available on WEEI.com right now and this podcast will add some color. Enjoy!

Ken & Curtis recap a week that featured two appearances by Gary Tanguay & Mike Mutnansky, plus the return of Gerry Callahan on Friday after resting his voice. Mut's contract negotiations and difficulty in defining simple words play a starring role.

Blind Mike Geary is back to discuss the week in media news, with Michael Holley's departure from WEEI raising questions about the available talent in the market. The guys also discuss Ian Rapoport vs. Chad Dukes, Sean Miller's investigation and old faces returning to ESPN.

After some WEEI and K&C turmoil, Kirk is back to wade through listener questions as he fits in a mailbag podcast. Minihane discusses, among other topics: Gerry Callahan's voice problems, Gary Tanguay vs Mut, John Tomase's benching from the show, swim meets, ratings bonuses, Trenni Kusnierik and his Cartman-esque imitation, and perceived changes to the direction of the Kirk & Callahan show.