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View From The Pugh
by Chris Pugh
Podcast from Chris Pugh, Craig Shoup, Joe Frost and Paul Yanchek with regular guest appearances from Robert McCune, George Thomas and Bob Garver that discusses pop culture and sports. Check out our Anchor page at https://anchor.fm/TheOhioan
Episodes
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The Wildest $20 Milkshake in Baseball: Diamondbacks Food Review
Get ready for a deep dive into the wildest food trends, restaurant controversies, and hilarious college nostalgia. From massive milkshakes at the ballpark to the strict dress codes of high-end steakhouses, Chris and Joe cover everything you need to know about the current state of dining and...
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Tiger Woods: The Sad Truth Behind His Latest Rollover Accident
Welcome back to another edition of View from the Pugh with Guy and Chris! This week, we are catching up on a massive wave of sports news and cultural shifts that have everyone talking. From the surprising details surrounding Tiger Woods to the launch of a new football league in Columbus, we are...
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The Miley Cyrus Evolution: From Hannah Montana to Global Pop Icon
Welcome to a comprehensive look at the intersection of sports, media, and pop culture nostalgia. In this episode, we explore how the entertainment landscape has shifted over the last two decades, starting with a look back at the cultural impact of Hannah Montana. We analyze the transition from...
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Chris shares his Topps RIP Night experience and pulls rare 2026 baseball cards in Westerville
Chris shares his Topps RIP Night experience and pulls rare 2026 baseball cards in Westerville Chris from the View From The Pugh podcast takes viewers inside an exciting night for baseball card collectors at TOPPS RIP Night at Triple Play Sports Cards in Westerville. Fans of the hobby know that…
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Hubbard High alumni wrestling night: fat and bald edition, injuries, drama, and fun
Hubbard High is bringing back some of its former wrestlers for a hilarious and nostalgic event — the “Fat and Bald” alumni wrestling night! 🤼♂️💥In this episode of View From The Pugh, we break down the upcoming event, discuss potential pitfalls, and brainstorm ways to make it even more...
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Fireball over Ohio? Cosmic coincidences, groundhog day, and six weeks of winter
In this episode, we’re talking about a bizarre Ohio event—a fist-sized piece of debris landing in someone’s yard and sparking a lot of “is this ironic or just coincidence?” conversations. 🔥🌨️ We dive into how it all connects to Groundhog Day predictions, six weeks of winter, and even some…
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Oscars explained for beginners: Craig breaks down the winners, movies, and trending stories
If you watched the Oscars and felt a little lost, this episode of View From The Pugh is for you! 🎬🏆 Craig, our resident movie expert, joins me to do an “Oscars for Dummies” breakdown. We cover the major winners, trending moments, and everything you need to know—even if you haven’t seen any of…
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Catching up with Guy: baseball, politics, and a sneak peek at Dollywood fun
In this episode, we chat about sports, politics, and the unpredictable Ohio weather as we get ready for baseball season. Plus, we talk about a fun getaway with the grandsons heading to Dollywood and what it’s like navigating those first warm days of the year while hoping to avoid a late-season...
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Steelers free agency moves, Jermaine Brisker signing, and podcasting players debate
In this quick Steelers show, we break down the latest free agency moves, including the big signing of safety Jermaine Brisker from Penn State and a defensive lineman from the Titans who also happens to host a podcast. 🏈🎙️ We talk about what it means for the Steelers to bring in players who are...
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High school football coaches in March: offseason planning, weightlifting, and clinics
In this episode of View from the Pugh Sports Show, we dive into what high school football coaches are thinking and doing in March as they prepare for the upcoming season. 🏈From medium and smaller schools where athletes play multiple sports, to planning offseason programs, coaches are wrapping up...
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Is playing the lottery wrong? We discuss faith, money and moral questions
Is it wrong for Christians to play the lottery? That question sparks a thoughtful and honest conversation in this episode as Chris and Paul Yanchek explore the faith, ethical and social questions surrounding lottery tickets and gambling.The discussion begins with a personal admission from the...
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Bigfoot sightings reported in Portage County and Cuyahoga Falls spark Ohio mystery talk
Chris and Paul are back for another conversation on the show, and this time the discussion starts with something that definitely caught their attention during the day. While keeping up with sports news like NFL free agency can be distracting enough, an even stranger headline popped up in…
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Paris Wolfe of cleveland.com tried Chipotle’s new cilantro lime sauce early. Here’s what she thought
Chipotle is shaking things up with a brand-new cilantro lime sauce, and we got an early taste! 🌿🍋 Back from cleveland.com, Paris Wolf joins us to break down this creamy, zesty new sauce. Made with hand-chopped cilantro, lime juice, Mexican spices, sour cream, and roasted jalapeno, it’s a smooth...
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Maxx Crosby trade drama, NFL free agency chaos and remembering the Chris Paul Lakers deal
Chris sits down with Craig for another conversation about sports, media and the strange timing that sometimes comes with podcasting. Because the show is recorded ahead of schedule to make sure new content is released every day, it can occasionally feel like the hosts are chasing breaking news…
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Why March weather in Ohio drives everyone crazy as baseball season approaches
March in Ohio can be one of the most confusing times of the year, and that’s exactly what Chris and Guy are talking about in this episode. One day the temperature is pushing close to 70 degrees and it feels like spring has finally arrived. The next day, the forecast suddenly calls for…
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Why would anyone attend the NFL Draft in person? Steelers fans get ready for Pittsburgh in 2026
The NFL Draft has become one of the biggest events on the sports calendar, drawing massive TV audiences every spring. Cities bid to host it, the league treats it like a festival, and thousands of fans travel to attend in person. But here’s the question we keep coming back to: why would anyone...
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Cavs battle Celtics as NFL free agency begins and sports week heats up for Cleveland fans
It’s a busy week in sports, and we’re breaking it all down on the latest episode of the View From The Pugh Sports Show. Chris and Mike kick things off by talking about the start of NFL free agency and what fans should expect as teams across the league begin reshaping their rosters.Because the…
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Should we jail people for bad financial decisions? A sarcastic deep dive
Should people be thrown in jail for making bad financial choices? In this episode, Chris, Paul and Joe take a sarcastic look at the idea of criminalizing everyday money mistakes. From maxing out credit cards to risky investments and impulse buys, we break down the slippery slope of blaming people...
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We geek out about longtime alternative rock musician Steve Taylor
In this episode, Joe and I geek out over longtime alternative rock musician Steve Taylor, diving into his career, influence, and the songs that have made him a cult favorite over decades. From his early albums to his later work, we explore what makes his music stand out in the alternative and...
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Danhausen debut, WrestleMania setup and the wildest WWE moments explained with Chris and crew
Professional wrestling had one of its most chaotic and entertaining weeks yet, and we’re breaking it all down on this episode of the podcast! Chris is joined by Scott, Paul, and Joe as we react to the biggest stories, the weirdest debuts, and what it all could mean for WrestleMania. This week…
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In-N-Out expansion, Buc-ee’s hype and the fast food debate with Chris and Craig podcast
Fast food, gas station food, streaming wars and baseball — this episode of the podcast covers a little bit of everything. Chris and Craig sit down for a wide-ranging conversation that starts with one of the most talked-about fast food chains in America: In-N-Out Burger. Craig recently visited one...
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War, media rumors, March Madness and McDonald’s Big Arch burger debate on the podcast
In this episode of the podcast, Chris Pugh and Guy Vogrin sit down for a wide-ranging conversation about the biggest headlines and debates happening right now — from global politics to sports, media, and even fast food. The discussion begins with a look at growing tensions involving Iran and how...
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Steelers report card debate, draft rumors and the weird ranch milkshake NFL scouting joke
The NFL offseason is here, and that means rumors, speculation and plenty of strange stories coming out of the scouting combine. In this episode, we break down some of the latest chatter surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers and the odd discussions happening around the league. One of the biggest...
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Browns QB debate, Cavaliers surge and global sports spotlight with Chris and Mike
Chris and Mike dive into a packed sports conversation, starting with the Cleveland Browns and their complicated quarterback situation. With questions still swirling around Deshaun Watson, the discussion turns to what the Browns might do next. Could they look to the draft for answers? Names like...
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Cleveland.com food writer Paris Wolfe tries McDonald’s new Big Arch burger before nationwide release
McDonald’s is rolling out a major new menu item, and we’re talking about it on View From The Pugh. In this episode, I’m joined by Cleveland.com food writer Paris Wolfe to break down the fast-food giant’s newest burger — the Big Arch.Paris got an early taste before the sandwich officially hit…
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We discuss McDonald’s new Big Arch burger and if it lives up to the hype
McDonald’s is rolling out a major new menu item, and we’re breaking it all down. The new Big Arch burger arrives nationwide for a limited time starting March 3 after debuting in international markets. Billed as the company’s “biggest and boldest burger yet,” this sandwich is stacked with two...
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From State of the Union to Olympic curling and fast food debates
This episode covers a wide range of topics, from the State of the Union speech to Olympic sports and fast food favorites. We break down the length and tone of the State of the Union, talk about how live factchecking could change the way Americans watch major speeches, and discuss how politics and...
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Olympic hockey, State of the Union, NFL combine and comedy show highlights
Chris and Craig dive into their busy weeks with highlights from sports, politics, and comedy. They break down the U.S. men’s hockey victory over Canada at the 2026 Olympics, a game watched by 20 million viewers. Comparing it to the 1980 “Miracle on Ice,” they highlight how strong goaltending made...
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State of the Union fallout, Olympic hockey gold and NFL combine talk
In this episode, we break down a politically charged State of the Union address that felt more like a pep rally than a unifying moment. We discuss the decision by many Democrats to boycott, the tone of the speech, and what civil responses from party leaders signal heading into the next phase of…
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Steelers NFL combine talk, Rodgers uncertainty, Malik Willis and draft strategy debate
On this episode of the Steelers show, we break down all the latest from the NFL Combine and what it could mean for Pittsburgh’s off-season. The discussion centers on the uncertainty surrounding Aaron Rodgers’ potential return and how it impacts the Steelers’ free agency and roster decisions. We...
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Browns injury, Cavs trades, Guardians spring training and what’s next for Cleveland sports
On this episode of View From The Pugh, Chris breaks down Cleveland’s latest sports headlines. The Browns face challenges with a potential career-ending injury to linebacker JOK and the urgent need to improve their offensive line. With just $3.2 million in cap space, contract restructures could be...
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We imagine breakdancing at the 1936 Olympics and if it could have changed history
We imagine breakdancing at the 1936 Olympics and if it could have changed history In this episode, we take a silly, sarcastic look at what might have happened if breakdancing had been part of the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Could a viral sensation like Ray Gun from the 2024 Olympics have inspired world...
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Olympic skier crashes out after stomach issues, gas problems in men's cross-country sprint
During the men’s sprint cross-country skiing event at the Winter Olympics, a skier’s quarterfinal hopes were dashed by unexpected stomach issues, according to the Daily Mail. The athlete reported feeling sick and dealing with gastrointestinal distress, including gas, which left him struggling to...
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Man dies after attempting to swallow whole burger in tragic eating accident in Greece
A 22-year-old man in Greece tragically died after attempting to swallow an entire hamburger in one bite. According to reports, he was out with friends when the incident occurred, and while some initially speculated that it was part of a social media challenge, family and friends have disputed…
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Remembering Robert Duvall: legendary actor known for honesty and gravitas passes away
Robert Duvall, one of Hollywood’s most versatile and respected actors, has passed away at 95. Over a career spanning decades, Duvall brought authenticity, depth, and gravitas to every role he undertook—from dramatic masterpieces to light-hearted comedies. Few actors have had the ability to make a...
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Remembering Jesse Jackson: civil rights icon and elder statesman passes away
Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in civil rights and politics, has passed away. His death marks the end of an era for a leader who dedicated his life to fighting for equality, justice, and opportunity for all Americans. Over decades, Jackson became a national voice on civil rights issues, running...
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Browns draft rumors, trade buzz, tackles and receivers shaping 2026 offseason decisions
The Cleveland Browns offseason is already heating up with draft rumors, trade talk, and key roster questions. In this episode, we break down the latest chatter surrounding the Browns, including a potential trade with the Dallas Cowboys. Could Cleveland move back from No. 6 in the draft to No. 12...
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Ohio high school realignment shakes local leagues and rivalries in Stark County and beyond
Big changes are coming to Ohio high school sports. Several schools just announced a major realignment that will create a new 18-school conference spanning multiple counties. This move is sending shockwaves through as many as four or five other leagues, forcing schools to scramble to find new...
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We explore Pizza Inn buffets, $8 deals, and whether Ohio needs another pizza hotspot
Pizza lovers, brace yourselves. 🍕💸 In this episode of View From The Pugh, we dive into the wild world of Pizza Inn buffets, $8 all-you-can-eat deals, and the nostalgia of hometown pizza spots. Scrolling through Facebook and checking out franchise websites, we discovered some interesting...
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NBA All-Star debate, Cavs trades, Browns draft talk and Ohio high school realignment
Chris and Mike break down a packed week in sports, starting with the latest from the National Basketball Association and the evolving All-Star festivities. With game times shifting because of the Olympics, they debate whether the new format actually improves the product or continues to water down...
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Hotel upgrades, halftime flops and remembering Jesse Jackson & Robert Duvall
Chris and Joe cover a lot of ground in this episode — from travel headaches to halftime shows, and from cultural icons to cruise ships with a financial twist. They kick things off by swapping stories about hotel upgrades and the realities of traveling with large families. Anyone who’s tried to...
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$16.5M Pokémon card, Ohio politics and why community still matters
Chris and Guy are back with a wide-ranging conversation that moves from million-dollar collectibles to Ohio’s biggest political races — and everything in between. We start with personal updates and a look at the booming card industry. With more people collecting sports and trading cards again…
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Steelers free agent targets, Tyreek Hill rumors and NFL draft impact in Pittsburgh
Chris and Joe break down the biggest questions facing the Pittsburgh Steelers this offseason, starting with the splashiest name of all: Tyreek Hill. Would the former All-Pro wide receiver be worth the price tag? The guys debate whether Hill’s likely contract demands — along with lingering…
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Love is Blind in Columbus, NFL buzz and a tribute to Jesse Jackson
This week, Chris Pugh and Craig dive into the reality TV phenomenon “Love Is Blind” and its connection to Columbus, Ohio. The hit Netflix dating show brings 12 men and 12 women together to search for love in a unique way — talking through pods without ever seeing each other face to face. The...
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Seahawks’ Super Bowl win, Bad Bunny controversy, Savannah Guthrie, and Ohio politics
In this episode, Chris and his co-host discuss a wide array of timely and compelling topics, from sports highlights to political developments and media coverage challenges.Seahawks’ Super Bowl victoryThe conversation begins with the recent Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl win. Chris and his co-host...
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Is YouTube TV still worth it? New pricing, password sharing and Super Bowl backlash
Chris and Craig break down the changing world of streaming — starting with YouTube TV’s updated pricing and account sharing policies.Right now, YouTube TV is offering a $55 introductory rate for new subscribers, but that price jumps to $65 after a year. The question is simple: is it still a good...
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Inside hotel rooms, sports highlights, cultural events, and unexpected podcast moments
Join us for a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from hotel stays to the biggest moments in sports and culture. We start with a tour of the Holiday Express in Richfield, where Speaker 1 shares his thoughts on the spacious rooms, amenities, and overall experience.Sports fans will enjoy...
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Super Bowl fallout, AFC shakeups, Cavs buzz and Browns draft talk with Chris and Mike
Chris and Mike are back with a wide-ranging sports conversation that starts on football’s biggest stage and ends with draft boards, NBA speculation and the future of sports broadcasting.They open with a look back at the Super Bowl, focusing on what makes a championship defense truly dominant.…
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When nostalgia hits hard: realizing you’ve become the old guy without noticing
Lately, it’s been hitting hard: the soreness lasts longer, the tiredness feels deeper, and suddenly the entertainment choices say more about your age than you want to admit. In this conversation, we talk about that quiet realization that sneaks up on you — the moment you realize you’ve drifted…
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Epstein files, politics and justice: Why talk isn’t enough and accountability still feels out of reach
In this conversation, we dig into the ongoing fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein files and why so many people feel frustrated, exhausted, and angry about how everything is playing out. The names keep coming out. The leaks keep dripping. The headlines keep cycling. And yet, for a lot of people...
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Podcast from Chris Pugh, Craig Shoup, Joe Frost and Paul Yanchek with regular guest appearances from Robert McCune, George Thomas and Bob Garver that discusses pop culture and sports. Check out our Anchor page at https://anchor.fm/TheOhioan
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