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NFL insider Matt Beyer joins Jagbags for the annual 2023 NFL season preview! We go through every division and predict the division winners. We pick playoff teams and predict the Super Bowl matchups. We take a deep dive into both the Chicago Bears and the Cleveland Browns and their prospects for the season. We predict the MVP winners for 2023 as well. We also preview the upcoming Andy Dalton/Baker Mayfield GRUDGE MATCH when the Panthers take on the Buccaneers! Put a little Jagbags in your ear!

The newest recap episode is here with an IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION of Len's newest Facebook bracket, on pop (the drink, not music). They discuss the different brands of soft drinks, and speculate as to what drink may win. (Len and Beave are both rooting for Green River.) Len officially contracts Cubs Fever, and dares to dream of the postseason and a division title. Beave expresses cautious hope over the Guardians, with a month to go. They also lament the Chicago Sky's season, which is hanging by a thread. Plus "I Recommend", Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums, and Len's Favorite 500 Albums. Tune in for PODCAST EXPERTISE!

Jamaal Johnson, host of the 950 Club Anime Podcast, joins Len and Beave for an in-depth discussion of the series many regard as the finest of all time: "The Wire". Join us for an in-depth discussion of each season, which characters are our favorite, the best lines from the series, the best episodes, which actors have gone on to have the most successful careers, and much more! Tune in for an outstanding discussion.

Len and Beave talk through the return of Baker Mayfield to a starting job in the NFL, and if he can succeed with the Buccaneers. The Cubs continue to roll on through the National League, and they talk through the impact of Swanson and Bellinger on this team (and Happ!!). Beave talks whether Terry Francona's time in Cleveland is coming to an end. And they discuss whether the Sox will move to Dubuque or Cedar Rapids. It's do-or-die time for the Chicago Sky as the WNBA season comes to an end. Beave recommends Community Tavern in the Six Corners neighborhood, despite tangling with the surly bartender Slatterson. Len recommends the upcoming book "Kind of a Big Deal", which details the making of the movie Anchorman. Plus Rolling Stone's Top 500 and Len's Favorite 500 Albums. Tune in!

Jagbags favorite guests Scott OKen and Morgan Gire join Beave and Len to talk the hugely successful "Planet of the Apes" movie franchise, which began in 1968 and is still going strong today. From the original movie starring Charlton Heston to next year's highly anticipated "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes", we talk pretty much all the movies, all the TV shows, all the cartoons, and all the comic books! Join us for an excellent discussion, whether you are an expert or a novice (You can skip if you are a "Beneath The Planet of the Apes" fan, or if you are the famous Hollywood director Tim Burton). Tune in for ACTION-PACKED DISCUSSION!

Len and Beave go through the results of the fast food bracket on Facebook. Beave is inspired to eat a BK chicken sandwich as a result, and immediately regrets it. Beave and Len discuss the Cubs' signing of Cody Bellinger, and where it ranks on the franchise's all-time list of free agent signings. Beave bemoans the Guardians' horrific loss to Tampa while expressing hope for Tanner Bibee and Gavin Williams. Len goes through the Chicago Sky's recent rough patch, as well as the Bears' promise for the coming year. Plus Beave recommends a jazz album, to Len's horror! Finally Len gives his review of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles". Plus Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums and Len's Favorite 500 Albums! Tune in for pop culture!

Len and Beave go through the entire filmography of Kevin Costner, who is riding high yet again after the massive success of "Yellowstone". From "The Untouchables" to "No Way Out" to "Bull Durham" to "A Perfect World", we trace Costner's massive hot streak until the twin debacles of "Waterworld" and "The Postman". We rank our Top 5 favorite Costner movies, talk favorite Costner performances, discuss some hidden gems ("Thirteen Days", "The Upside of Anger"), go through the bombs, and of course talk his comeback with "Yellowstone". Tune in for ULTIMATE COSTNER!

In a recap mini-episode, Len and Beave talk Jagbags Night at the Earth, Wind & Fire/Lionel Richie concert at the United Center. They discuss both performances, as well as the multiple honors lavished upon us at ceremonies throughout the night. (The Q&A after the show was ELECTRIC!) Plus, the Cubs are now within striking distance of the playoffs, Jose Ramirez flattens Tim Anderson with one punch, and the Chicago Sky show signs of life. Tune in for podcast efficiency!

Beave and Len discuss Len's newest bracket, which asks Facebook users to vote on their very favorite fast food items of all time. Culver's or Popeye's? Big Mac or Whopper? McDonald's Fries or Arby's Curly Fries? Chik-Fil-A or not? The controversy and interest is already brimming over the latest bracket and we break it down in great detail. What would be your top seeds? What is your dark horse to win it all? Is Starbucks fast food? These are the questions we answer, and much more! Tune in.

We talk the Cubs' incredible rise, the Guardians' puzzling moves, and the White Sox's sell-off on the latest Jagbags! Plus Jagbags Night at the upcoming Earth, Wind & Fire/Lionel Richie concert, the latest Stone Temple Pilots album, Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums, and Len's Favorite 500 Albums. Tune in NOW for podcasting wonderment!

Ultimate Jams Expert Scott OKen comes back on the podcast to talk the music of Queen. We go through their discography and talk favorite Queen albums and songs. We each talk about our Ultimate 45-minute Playlist and go into some deep Queen cuts. We discuss Freddie Mercury and Brian May's place in music history. And then, we talk the Ultimate Rock Pantheon and its many levels. What bands are charter members of the First Pantheon? Second Pantheon? Third? And who does NOT belong? Is Boston a member of the First Pantheon? (HINT: Yes) We talk this and more on the newest Jagbags. TURN IT UP LOUD!!

The "Barbenheimer" opening weekend has come and gone -- and Jagbags has you covered! We talk both movies on the latest recap episode, and provide our reviews. Also, Red Rifle loses his grip on the Carolina Panthers starting job, while Len petitions the Supreme Court to overturn the decision. Plus, Cubs resurgent! Guardians floundering! Rolling Stone Top 500 Albums.....almost finished! And Len's Favorite 500! Put some Jagbags in your ear.

Beave and Len walk through the band originally known as Jefferson Airplane, and trace it through its evolution to Jefferson Starship and then eventually Starship. Are they an underrated band? Was Grace Slick in fact the most badass rock star of them all? What are their best songs? Is Starship even worthy of discussion? What is their all-time best album? Did you know they also did a rooftop concert in New York? Why was Grace Slick ultimately thrown out of the band? All these questions get answered and more! Put a little Jagabsg in your ear.

Beave and Len channel their inner Siskel & Ebert as they argue about the new Wes Anderson movie "Asteroid City". They also talk about the new Indiana Jones movie as well. They also talk through the latest Emmy nominations, and discuss shows like "White Lotus", "The Bear", "Abbott Elementary", and of course "Succession". They also talk about the WNBA All-Star Game, the Northwestern hazing scandal, Cubs, Guardians and White Sox, and of course our reviews of Rolling Stone Top 500 Albums and Len's own Favorite 500 albums. Tune in!

Acclaimed author Iva-Marie Palmer returns to the podcast to discuss her newest young adult book, "The Jules Verne Prophecy", written with Larry Schwartz. Iva discusses her writing process with Len and Beave, and reveals how she got the idea for the new book. They talk about the role an editor plays in the writing of a book, how to best write for ages 9-12, her favorite LA indie bookstores, and also find time to discuss her all-time favorite team the Los Angeles Clippers! Tune in for an excellent discussion.

Summer Len and Punchy Beave return to the podcast with an ELECTRIC recap! Beave tells about his productive journey to Hollywood to pitch various projects related to his iconic character Ron, from the hit Factory show "Lane Call" (Everyone responded by going on strike). James Wade leaves the Chicago Sky for an assistant coaching job with the Raptors, and Len puts in his name for consideration as a replacement. We also talk second half previews for the Cubs, Guardians, and officially give up on the White Sox. Plus Rolling Stone's Top 500, and Len's Favorite 500 albums. Suck it, Bobby Christgau!

Len and Beave gather together past and present members of the Chicago improv troup Hippohorsey Donkeymonkey for a recap of their past performances, their favorite memories and shows, and hilarious stories. Tune in to hear all the hilarity, and the group will also be playing a special 20th Anniversary Performance at the Greenhouse Theater in Chicago, July 29 at 7:30 pm! Put some #Jagbags in your ear!

Beave officially recommends "Lane Call" at the Factory Theater on Howard Street. You'll absolutely love this play that is simultaneously nostalgic and timeless. You don't need to have lived in the Chicagoland area to enjoy this terrific show. Tickets on sale now! Also, Len celebrates the Cubs' latest hot streak. Beave bemoans the Guardians' pitch woes. With the 2023 NBA Finals in the books, Len and Beave get nostalgic over Michael Jordan's greatest NBA Finals game. Plus "I Recommend", Rolling Stone Top 500 Albums, Len's Favorite 500 Albums, and much more!

Beave and Len debate the music and the impact of the Beach Boys. Beave argues the band's significant impact, rivalry with the Beatles, and the greatness of their album Pet Sounds, while Len sniffs in disdain. Beave tries to educate Len on the cultural impact of the song "Chug-A-Lug". They compare 45-minute playlists (which can be found on Spotify), talk their favorite albums, and the subsequent solo efforts of Brian Wilson. Tune in for some California jams!

Beave and Len talk through the results of the 90s bracket, and critique the final choices left in the bracket. The Denver Nuggets win the 2023 NBA Finals, while Len and Beave follow along with delight. The Cubs and Guardians continue to yo-yo through the season while their fans go along for the ride. Also, f*ck the Yankees and Cardinals. Beave recommends "The Maltese Falcon", while Len thanks Ron-Ron for introducing him to Coke Move. Beave demands that Ron-Ron get a raise! Plus, Rolling Stone Top 500, Len's Favorite 500 (under the watchful eye of Robert Christgau), and finally, LANE CALL! GO SEE IT!

Factory Theater legend Jenny Kirkland Laffey joins the podcast to talk through the greatest rom-coms of all time! Hear Jenny disparage Julia Roberts while Len looks sadly at "My Best Friend's Wedding" atop his all-time list. Hear Jenny and Len disparage pretty much every last one of Beave's rom-com choices! And hear Jenny and Beave reminisce about the Factory classic rom-com "The Barbara Walters Interviews"! Tune in for romance AND comedy!

Len and Beave talk the new Sony Marvel movie, "Spider-Man: Across The Spider Verse", and give it a collective thumbs-up. The Factory Theater's Lane Call begins previews tonight and we talk through the latest Chicago premier in great detail. Beave analyzes the play of Cody Zeller and Christian Braun in the NBA Finals, while Len disapproves. They also talk the Sox and Cubs, and discuss what would need to happen for the Cubs to get on a long winning streak. Len's Sky Fever is at "moderate" stage after Chicago's victory over Sloot and the New York Liberty. Beave also reviews the new Mary Tyler Moore documentary. Plus Rolling Stone's Top 500 and Len's own personal Favorite 500. Tune in!

Beave and Len go through Len's latest Facebook bracket, asking people to vote for the best musical act of the 90s. What bands would you rate as #1 seeds? Beave lobbies for Sugar Ray's and Pantera's inclusion. They talk the dearth of metal bands in the bracket. They also talk about the ten best selling albums of the 90s (Beave was about 50%) and the ten best selling songs of the 90s (Beave completely whiffed on every last one). They talk more about Hootie & The Blowfish, Shania Twain, and the Macarena in one hour than in the last 25 years combined. Tune in!

Beave and Len plug their upcoming Factory Theater shows. They also talk through the season finale of Succession, and who deserves an Emmy the most. They talk the NBA Conference Finals, and the Celtics' miraculous near-comeback. Beave makes fun of Cody Zeller again and Len defends him vigorously. The Cubs are in Len's doghouse, and the Guardians are very close to Beave's. And the Chicago Sky are tearing it up! Len applauds GM/coach James Wade and the Sky's 3-1 start. Plus "I Recommend", Rolling Stone Top 500 and Len's Favorite 500! Tune in!

Beave and Len talk about the genre of Western movies. Beave does not include "Tombstone" in his all-time Top Ten, and prepares to get yelled at. They talk "Lone Star", which devolves into a discussion of the movies of John Sayles. Plus "Stagecoach", "Unforgiven", "The Searchers", "The Wild Bunch", "Rio Bravo", "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly", "Shane", "High Noon", and much more. They talk "Hud", which disintegrates into Beave mooning over Patricia Neal. They talk "McCabe & Mrs. Miller", and Warren Beatty's beard. Tune in for ultimate Western knowledge!

In the newest recap episode, Beave and Len discuss the latest episode of Succession, and which cast member is turning in the best performance this season. They talk Christopher Morel's unbelievable start to the 2023 season. Len keeps his pulse on the teen beat with his review of the new album from Boygenius. (He also reviews the new Rita Wilson album) Beave ponders a potential Shane Bieber trade. The NBA Finals are nearly upon us, and Beave and Len talk the Nuggets and Heat. Plus Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums! Len talks Spinners.....and Rick Springfield! JAMS! Tune in.

In a Jagbags episode that can be best described as "off the beaten path", Len and Beave talk through the most influential, greatest inventions of all time. As part of Len's latest Facebook bracket, they guys talk through the light bulb, the Internet, the plane, the automobile, the potato chip, the plow, the fork, LSD, Viagra, AI, and sliced bread, among many others. Which invention to you consider the greatest? Tune in for Len and Beave's thoughts!

Len and Beave spend way too much time talking the latest episode of Succession. Scroll to the 30-minute mark to avoid any spoiler talk! They also talk the results of the NBA second round playoffs, and lament another 76ers failure while celebrating the Miami Heat and the defeat of the Warriors. They make new predictions, since their original ones went out the window! Plus MLB, WNBA, "Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 3", and Len's script ideas for "Guardians 4". Len's "I Recommend" is friendship! Plus Rolling Stone Top 500 and Len's Favorite 500 LPs. Tune in!

Film expert Morgan Gire joins Beave and Len for a deep dive into the war movies genre! What are the best movies of that genre, and which are the most overrated? What is the best Vietnam movie ever made? World War II? World War i? Civil War? Does Forrest Gump qualify as a war movie? We learn about Morgan's general aversion to Brian DePalma films. Morgan also throws MASH under the tank (as opposed to the bus). Tune in!

On the latest recap episode of Jagbags, Beave tells everyone to rush out and see John Wick 4 while Len sniffs with superiority. Len recommends the latest issue of The New Yorker while Beave feels inferior. Len finds that "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" and its all star cast still holds up 13 years later. Plus: NBA Playoffs! Can LeBron and Steph make it back to the Finals again? MLB! Should the Guardians trade Shane Bieber? Will Justin Steele win 20 games? Can the Sox save their season? Plus Rolling Stone Top 500 and Len's own 500 favorite LPs! Check it.

The latest episode features an ULTIMATE DEBATE over who was better: The Beatles or the Stones. Let It Be or Let It Bleed? Exile on Main Street or the White Album? London or Liverpool? Lennon/McCartney or Jagger/Richards? Charlie Watts or Ringo? Brian Epstein or Andrew Loog Oldham? We argue all these questions and much, much more! Tune in for PODCASTING FISTICUFFS!

Beave and Len take you through the first round of the NBA playoffs and make predictions for the second round matchups. Beave analyzes what went wrong for the Cavs against the Knicks. The guys break down the White Sox's 10-game losing streak. They also discuss Gordon Lightfoot's best albums. Len gives you the WNBA season preview and shows off his new New York Liberty jersey. Plus Rolling Stone and Len's own top 500 albums. Tune in for podcast excellence!

The 200th EPISODE of Jagbags delves into the question of the greatest football players in the history of the National Football League. Is Tom Brady in fact the greatest? If not, who? Who is the greatest running back of all time? Wide receiver? Tight end? Len and Beave go through their own Top 10, then turn to their favorite and least favorite players of all time. Tune in as Len goes into a full on, no-holds-barred rant over the supreme jagoffery of Jay Cutler! It's truly cathartic. Put some Jagbags in your ear!

(SPOILER NOTE: In order to avoid all "Succession" spoilers, start this episode at the 25-minute mark) Beave and Len talk the newest season of "Succession", and talk the plot twists. Len deals with Cubs fever, and the guys analyze the White Sox's historically bad start to the season. Beave laments the Cavs' inability to handle the playoff pressure. Len finally unleashes a torrent of hate on Shaquille O'Neal's broadcasting ability, and feels much better afterwards. Len and Beave talk John Irving's "The Last Chairlift", after Beave finally finishes the 900-page book. They officially place the novel on the Tiers of Irving Novels. Len reviews the new Iggy Pop and Margo Price albums. Plus Rolling Stone Top 500 albums! Len's favorite records! Tune in now!

Len and Beave step into Saul Spartacus' time machine and go directly to the year 1983, where they talk Scarface, Strange Brew, Risky Business, rip on Mama's Family, debate "Buffalo Bill" and "Hill Street Blues", discuss the year's critical inventions (the camcorder and mobile phone, with no idea that one day they would combine), and the genius of Def Leppard's "Pyromania" (Beave is very obviously writing this summary). As an added bonus, we give you the album cover of America's seminal 1983 classic LP "Your Move". Tune in for nostalgia expertise!

Beave returns from a week of spelunking and quail hunting to rejoin the podcast for the newest recap episode. The guys talk the results of the Best Singer bracket, and Len resolves to fill out his own bracket. Len also contracts a mild case of Cubs Fever over the ball club's hot start. Beave talks the Cavs' chances in the playoffs, and the guys make their playoff predictions. Len continues to keep his finger on the pulse of hip-hop nation with his latest "I Recommend". Plus Beave rips off TEN reviews of Rolling Stone's Top 500, to Len's amazement. And the entire podcast devolves into a massive sing-along of the "South Park" soundtrack. Tune in!

Len and Beave welcome back Jagbags baseball expert Anthony D'Andrea back to the program for a complete overview of the upcoming 2023 MLB season. We go through the Cubs major league roster in great detail, and also talk the team's most promising minor league prospects. We also talk White Sox and Cleveland Guardians, and provide brief synopses on both ball clubs. We then talk the new rules in effect for 2023, and how they will they change the game going forward. Finally, we give our predictions for Cy Young and MVP awards as well as postseason participants. Tune in! It's one of the best episodes of the year.

Beave and Len go through their latest recap episode with aplomb, as they talk the upcoming end of the NBA season, and the success of Beave's Demotivational Campaign against the disappointing Dallas Mavericks. They also talk the NCAA Men's and Women's hoops championships, the Best Singers Facebook bracket, and the spirited responses to date, plus the new and upcoming seasons of "Succession" and "Barry". Finally, does Steely Dan's "Can't Buy A Thrill" and Depeche Mode's "Violator" belong in Rolling Stone's Top 500? And Len reveals his latest five albums from his personal Top 500 collection. (HINT: No Nick Gilder.) Tune in!

Len and Beave talk through the latest Facebook bracket, which asks the Diamond Listeners to pick the best singer of all time. What constitutes a great singer? Is Bob Dylan a great singer? Why aren't Kenny Rogers or Huey Lewis in this bracket? Beave struggles to name the #1 seeds in the bracket, while guessing the #2 seeds instantly. The studio audience in Woodridge, IL heckles some of the omissions from the bracket, to everyone's surprise. Len makes some last-second switches to the bracket, and the singers who were cut express their displeasure through multiple faxes to Beave. Tune in for musical learnings.

Beave and Len talk about the Final Four in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Alex launches his new business venture: "AlexGPT", in league with his business advisor Hancock Caruso. The Jagbags accountants manage a myriad of issues related to the podcast's exploding listenership numbers. Beave recommends the new documentary on Amazon Prime about Reggie Jackson. Len bravely talks about his obsession with Vanilla Orange Coke during March Madness. Len recommends Planters "Bold & Savory" Peanuts and refrains from eating the snack throughout the podcast. Plus Rolling Stone's Top 500 albums of all time, Len's personal collection of best 500 albums. And Len and Beave hope Franklin Sampson's recent fondness for sloe gin fizz subsides quickly!

Secure all furniture, get your affairs in order, and grab a 2x4 because the topic of the latest podcast is goddam Black Sabbath. Factory Theater legends Val and OKen join us to go through the complete discography of heavy metal's finest quartet, plus the solo careers of Ozzy Osbourne and Ronnie James Dio. What albums are Sabbath's very best? What songs go on your Sabbath 45-minute playlist? What is their most underrated album? Who had the better solo career: Ozzy or Dio? Where does Sabbath rank all-time in the Heavy Metal Pantheon? Tune in for ultimate table-busting jams!

March Madness is upon us, and Len & Beave take you through the first round of the NCAA Tournament in full. They talk Northwestern and Illinois' showings (NU hooray, Ilini boo), plus the Big Ten's overall showing in the tournament. Beave goes to Timothy O'Toole's on Ontario & Fairbanks to take the edge off his blood pressure while watching the Wildcats. Len watches an entire day of college basketball, then goes to play basketball. The NBA is headed toward the playoffs and Beave has just been elected President of the Evan Mobley Hall of Fame Society. And finally.....SHETLAND!!!! Understand the brilliance!

Len and Beave discuss the 40-plus year career of Tom Cruise. Is he a good actor? Or is he the ultimate Hollywood creation? What are his five best movies? Did he ever top "Risky Business"? What is your favorite Cruise performance? Will we ever get a Les Grossman movie? What did you think of the Katie Holmes saga? Should he ever win an Oscar? We ponder these questions and much more -- TUNE IN!

In the latest recap episode, Beave and Len talk the NCAA tournament seedings, and how they expect Northwestern and U of Illinois to perform in the tournament. Len hates Brad Underwood and does not care. Beave fills Len in on his darkness retreat, and what he learned. The guys discuss the Chicago Bears' recent trade with Carolina, and what that means for the team next season. Len hates Brad Underwood and does not care. Beave recommends a jazz LP, to Len's chagrin. Beave also disparages James Taylor, making an enemy for life in Len Foote. Finally, Len hates Brad Underwood and does not care. Tune in!

We go through the latest Facebook bracket, which covers the greatest high school movies of all time. Is "Back To The Future" a high school movie? What about the Harry Potter series? Which movies would be your personal #1 seeds? And finally, does Porky's belong in the bracket or not? Tune in for expertise with a capital E!

On the latest recap episode, Len and Beave talk John Irving's "The Last Chairlift", and recommend the book with enthusiasm. Len decides to refrain from reviewing Future's "Puffin' On Zootiez" and instead discusses Rob Sheffield's top 100 songs of 1983 (SPOILER ALERT: The #1 song is "Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant). Plus college hoops, and Illinois' revenge win over the slumping Northwestern Wildcats. Len shifts his anti-Brad Underwood campaign into overdrive. Beave talks the Oscar nominees for Best Documentary, and Len reviews Best Picture "Women Talking". Tune in!

Jagbags favorite Sherrie Adams joins Jagbags once again and this time the subject is Jack White. Which albums are his best? What incarnation was better -- White Stripes, the Raconteurs, or the Dead Weather? Sherrie goes through her top 5 albums with the guys and listens politely as they list their incorrect choices. Beave reads faxes from a hurt Bruce Springsteen, wondering when Sherrie would like to talk about his music -- while Sherrie pronounces him the "Middle Manager" as opposed to "The Boss". We also talk Jack White's guacamole scandal, and why specifically he hates the Black Keys. Tune in for ultimate rock riffs!

Len and Beave go over the recent Jagbags Oscar Night, and give reviews of Triangle of Sadness (bonkers) and Causeway (Brian Tyree Henry). Len talks up Red Rifle Rehab, for all your rehab needs. Beave submits the idea of "Jazzbags" to Regency Van Pelt, while Len laughs and laughs. Beave makes his NCAA tournament ticket reservations and buys purple socks and other Wildcat merch. Len connects with the youth of today by reviewing the new cocaine-themed Pusha T album, They talk the recent horrific NBA All-Star Game and the complete lack of defense. Plus "I Recommend", Rolling Stone, Pavement jokes, and Len's all-time top 500 albums. Tune IN!

Len and Beave talk through the music and output of the legendary 70s (and 80s) icons Fleetwood Mac. From Peter Green to Bob Welch to StevieNicks/Lindsey Buckingham, we go through all the music and rate their albums. If "Rumours" never existed, which LP is their best? What songs belong on a 45-minute playlist? Which Stevie Nicks song is their very best? Should they have tried to do a grunge album in the 90s? And are you a Peter Green fan? (You should be.) We leave no stone unturned. Tune in to gain musical knowledge, Room 222-style!

Beave and Len take up permanent residence at LiqrBox celebrating the incredible success of the Kansas City Chiefs (Super Bowl champs) and the Northwestern Wildcats (defeating #1 Purdue and almost assuredly making the NCAA Tournament). They talk the amazing sports Sunday, plus Cavs! Bulls! Chicago Sky and the indomitable James Wade! Plus Rolling Stone Top 500 and Len's personal best 500 albums! Come SAVOR THE TRIUMPH!!