Matthew McLaughlin
The Black and Blue Pod
On this show, college student Matt McLaughlin interviews people that have used sports as a way to succeed in life to inspire others to chase their dreams. Plus, he also brings on friends to break down current news in sports and say dumb things.
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3. Okt 2023
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EP. 3 The Arshay Cooper Interview: Gangs, Rowing, and Everything in Between 12.09.2020 57:10
That's right guys back to back episodes this weekend for you! In this episode, I talk with former rower Arshay Cooper! Now if you're unaware of his story, Cooper grew up on the West Side of Chicago during the '90s and became a member of the first all-Black high school crew team in the history of the sport, which became the inspiration for his fantastic book, A Most Beautiful Thing , which has sinc...
EP. 2 Texans are a Mess and Week 1 Picks are IN! 12.09.2020 50:32
On this episode, I discuss my takeaways from the Thursday night game between the Houston Texans and the Kansas City Chiefs, and I make my Week 1 picks for this weekend's slate of NFL games. Hopefully this gets posted in time and I hope you guys have an awesome weekend! Thanks for listening!
EP. 1 Roland Lazenby 02.08.2020 1:22:27
Well it’s finally here! The inaugural episode of The Black and Blue Pod has finally arrived and the first guest is sports writer Roland Lazenby, who has written over four dozen sports books on icons such as Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas, Lakers legends such as Kobe Bryant and Jerry West, global icon Michael Jordan and his legendary Chicago Bull teams, and many more. In this episode, we discuss t...
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