The Always Next Year Podcast

GOING SOLO! New RSS link - https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/21167806/download.mp3We are Whiskey Ramble. Welcome to the debut of the newly solo'd pod that features a functional alcoholic and his ride home. Steve, the functionalist of alcoholics is joined by his standard co-host and sober ride home, Shane. In this first episode, the two are joined by #TJsOneOfUs host, Scott Novick who partakes in the Whiskey and the Ramble.In this debut episode the three talk about gambling addiction, Chuck Palahniuk's Survivor, awkward family interactions, restroom habits and so much more.Drink with us. And enjoy the ramble.

Whiskey RambleHosts: @schmidty324 and @shane_meade This week on Whiskey Ramble, Steve and Shane revisit the events of Sunday night when Shane failed at accidentally burning his own home down whilst ignoring the drunken Steve's very sound advice. The two realize they absolutely cannot watch Chiefs games together at Shane's house and that maybe Fanduel and Sugarhouse App's were a bad idea for us...1-800-GAMBLER ...Beyond the hilariousness of the beginning of the show, the two get into why replay review is awful, the PI rules in the NFL now are absolutely absurd and so much more...

A month layoff of Whiskey Ramble, Steve and Shane are back in studio, whiskey and coffee, joined by Shane's dog, Bryce talking proper public restroom etiquette and our worst experiences including failed etiquette. We also talk why adult sports leagues are where body parts go to die of unhealthy humans and much more in this rambled mess that is our leading ANYP Segment!

Shane does the ANYPodcast's first solo segment as he dives into the "Markelle Fultz Saga" and breaks down the time line that was published by Philly Voice writer, Matt Mullin. Shane gives his thoughts and takes through each maddening development of the Fultz mess.

Weekly 76ers show, hosted by Kevin K, joined by co-host Shane Meade. The guys talk weekly recap for the 76ers who have mightly struggled on the road this year. They also get into a heated debate on why Philly needs to lighten up on Robert Covington.