The Boys Are Back

Episode 12 of the Stirring The Pot podcast, hosted by U92 The Moose, titled "The Boys Are Back" was published on January 26, 2024 and runs 116 minutes.

January 26, 2024 ·116m · Stirring The Pot

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Summary

After one month, Stirring The Pot is back like it never left. In the return episode everyone recaps an amazing and shocking college football season, while Andrew can’t tell the difference between punting and good football. In the NFL only four remain as its hilariously clear that 99% of the population does not want to see a T-Swift superbowl. Everyone reflects on there season with RJ recapping the Browns hospital, Conor saying CJ Uzomah was the Bengals, Gabe wanting a top 30 defense for the first time on 3 years, and Kam pointing out that Stevie Wonder is in fact blind.

Episode Description

After one month, Stirring The Pot is back like it never left. In the return episode everyone recaps an amazing and shocking college football season, while Andrew can’t tell the difference between punting and good football. In the NFL only four remain as its hilariously clear that 99% of the population does not want to see a T-Swift superbowl. Everyone reflects on there season with RJ recapping the Browns hospital, Conor saying CJ Uzomah was the Bengals, Gabe wanting a top 30 defense for the first time on 3 years, and Kam pointing out that Stevie Wonder is in fact blind.

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