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What do the baseball winter meetings mean to Rockies fans? Plus, an exclusive interview with Rockies GM Jeff Bridich, and we have found the greatest hangover cure out there.
What did we learn as Rockies fans from the baseball winter meetings? Drew sits down with Rockies GM Jeff Bridich to fill us in in an exclusive interview, and Julie discovered the greatest hangover cure ever. That at least is worth listening to this podcast.
The Drew Goodman Podcast
Drew Goodman and Jesse Monanto discuss the impressive start to the season for the Colorado Avalanche and the impressive first start for the Broncos QB Drew Lock. Also, how about that Brandon McManus temper tantrum before the half in the Chargers game. Whoa. Would that have gone over with many other coaches? And this week Drew has a special guest, his son Jacob
What are we thankful for? Rockies most comical moments over the years, our most comical broadcasting moments that may have caused us to be fired, and Lamar Jackson’s special style of play.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from Julie and Drew! We start off the episode with our ode to Thanksgiving side dishes. The weird, the wacky, and the awesome. We dive right into the NFL with a lively discussion about why it’s taken NFL team’s so long to utilize quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson. We also pay tribute to MLB’s Thomas Harding’s list of the top ten most comical moments in Rockies history. And what are our most comical/ scary moments in broadcasting? Along the way , we have some fun George Frazier stories and a little Broncos talk mixed in. To contact Julie and Drew, just log onto our website at thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact us directly on twitter @juliebrowman1 or @DrewGodman42.
Why isn’t Larry Walker in the Hall of Fame? Plus our interview with CU hoops coach Tad Boyle, and what do you think about Philip Rivers wearing orange?
The ballot for the baseball Hall of Fame 2020 class in out, and once again Larry Walker is on the ballot. However, this is his last year of eligibility, so Drew makes a strong case why this will be Walker’s year to be elected into Cooperstown. We also hear from CU men’s basketball coach Tad Boyle, and what could be an exciting year up in Boulder. And finally, what do you think about the possibility of Philip Rivers signing with the Broncos? It may sound far fetched, but it’s a lively discussion! To ask Julie and Drew a question, just go to our website thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact us directly on twitter @drewgoodman42 or @juliebrowman1
Be careful what you say as a broadcaster, when do we push the panic button with Drew Lock, and should a man ever get a mani/pedi?
We start off the episode with a conversation about Don Cherry’s comments, and was it right to fire the long time broadcaster? Drew had a chance to go to a CU football game in Boulder, which leads into a conversation about how some CU students view athletics in their college town. We talk a little NFL with which young quarterbacks are about to vault into NFL elite status, and which teams do we feel are elite enough to watch these days? And It looks like it will be awhile until we see the Broncos use quarterback Drew Lock, but when do we as fans want to him him play? We finish off the podcast with a question every man should ask himself. Is it okay to get a manicure and pedicure? To contact Drew and Julie, just go to thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @juliebrowman1 or @drewgoodman42.
Have you ever wanted to tell someone exactly what you really think of them? You’re going to want to listen to this podcast. Plus a one on one interview with CSU head coach Mike Bobo, who may in fact be off the hot seat.
A number of sports athletes have decided not to visit the White House when invited. Would you? And what would you say to the President if you were invited? Julie and Drew have a discussion about The Washington Nationals Sean Doolittle turning down the opportunity to celebrate his team’s World Series championship with President Trump in the White House. That turns into a discussion about telling people exactly what you think of them as both Julie and Drew have their own personal stories. They hop off their soap box and turn their attention to Nolan Arenado winning his seventh golden glove award, and Drew interviews CSU head coach Mike Bobo, who might be off the hot seat after CSU has won three straight games. To ask Julie and Drew a question, just go to their website thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @drewgoodman42 or @juliebrowman1
What’s happening with the Altitude deal? An interview with Altitude boss Kenny Miller, and a look at the crazy Bronco quarterback situation. Plus, what the heck happened to the Astros?
Although Altitude just reached a deal with DirecTV, how long will the hold up be with Comcast and Dish Network? Altitude Executive Vice President Kenny Miller weighs in on the changing landscape of Sports TV, and who is looking for what. Plus, what should we expect from Brandon Allen against the Browns, and the World Series turned into much more than we expected. To contact Julie and Drew just go to the thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @juliebrowman1 or @drewgoodman42
Jenny Cavnar co hosts a show about sad Bronco fans, upbeat Rockies hopes, an exciting World Series, and admits her dirty little secret.
AT&T Sportsnet’s Jenny Cavnar sits in for Drew to talk Broncos, Colorado Rockies, and the World Series. We start off the podcast with how tough it is to be native, and to see the Broncos going thru these struggles. Jenny and Julie also get into a conversation about separating John Elway as the player, and John Elway as the GM. Jenny gives us some hope headed into next Rockies season, and also weighs in on The World Series with reasons why the Washington Nationals can give the Houston Astros a great series. To get in touch with Julie and Drew, log onto thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @drewgoodman42 or @juliebrowman1
The Broncos are still decidedly mediocre, Mark Schlereth interview part two, and sometimes people are dumb and mean.
We start off the podcast with a quick recap of the Titans game. Even though they won, Drew still thinks this team is “decidedly mediocre.” We discuss once again the need to get to the bottom of why NFL referees are calling so many penalties. It’s starting to affect Drew’s health and happiness! In part two of our Mark Schlereth interview, we learn how this former NFL player made his way into TV, radio, and as an actor on a soap opera. Mark also vents about NFL referees and people’s perception of the danger of football. We also dive into the story of Washington Nationals pitcher Daniel Hudson and why people were so upset he missed a game to be at the birth of his third child. Rubbish, we say to that. And finally, we wrap the podcast up with a look around the MLB playoffs. To contact Julie and Drew directly, just go to thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com and go to the “contact” page. To contact us directly on twitter, you can find us at @drewgoodman42 and @juliebrowman1