Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny

Tim Castano and Jayme Alfano Mulhern join the show for the second year to talk Oscars 2016/88th Academy Awards, including nominees for Best Picture, Director, Actor/Actress in a Leading Role, Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role, and more.

Matt talks Chipotle, Super Bowl 50, Peyton Manning, Cam Newton-LeBron James comparisons, LinkNYC, and Apple Music Memos. 

Matt talks Brooklyn Nets, synthetic marijuana, the parity of Pro Sports, Mommy and Me classes, the Revenant, College Football Playoffs, The Race to the Presidency, New Years Eve, Catastrophe, David Spade, and Matt's five-year wedding anniversary.

Greg Hrinya covers the Brooklyn Nets as a credentialed media member for Examiner.com, and is the author of "The 5-Year Plan: The Nets' Tumultuous Journey from New Jersey to Brooklyn." Matt and Greg talk about the firing of Lionel Hollins and "reassignment" of Billy King, and the morass that is the Brooklyn Nets future.

Matt O'Daniels joins the show to preview the College Football Playoff and other NCAAF bowls we think are interesting, the suddenly-ascendant Charlotte sports scene, and much more.

Matt talks about the New York Giants loss to the Carolina Panthers, Odell Beckham Jr. vs. Josh Norman, Howard Stern's resigning, how Stern is like LeBron James, and what could have been for the Portland Trailblazers. 

Matt compares being married with a baby to being a NFL head coach, talks about the seeming stagnation and perhaps demise of Apple, Amazon's continued march, and a few things he read and watched this week about undercover operations.

Matt talks with Tim Castano about Giants-Jets, NFL Week 13, NBA, and dubious advertising.

Tim Castano jumps on to talk about NFL Week 12 and the brutal New York Giants loss to the Washington Redskins, NFL Quarterbacks, Chip Kelly, the NBA, Jahlil Okafor, Jalen Brunson, potential kryptonite contenders for Stephen Curry and the Warriors, Netflix shows, and comic book movies/television shows.

Tim Castano joins to talk about the psychology of consuming current events, Syrian Refugees, the NFL, and the NBA.

Matt O'Daniels joins to discuss a recent trip to Colorado to see USC, the Trojan War documentary, NCAAF Week 12, NCAAM Basketball, the NBA, and whether Sacramento is a secretly good landing spot for John Calipari.

Tim Castano joins the show to talk the New York Giants-New England Patriots game, the NFL Week 10, and early season NBA. 

Matt goes all in on technology, talking about (and to) the Amazon Echo, Apple TV, YouTube Music, and Apple's rumored P2P mobile payment service.

Matt talks about dealing with a standing baby, a trip to see a domesticated goose, the New York Mets, college football, Roku 4, Back to the Future, and Google's foray into podcasting.  He is then joined by Cleveland sports author Vince McKee (at the 39:00 mark) to get the lowdown on the Cleveland sports scene.

Andrew Bucholtz joins the show for his third appearance.  Andrew is a writer for Yahoo Sports Canada and also covers sports media for Awful Announcing.  Matt and Andrew discuss the shutting down of Grantland and what it means for modern media.

Matt is joined by Matt O'Daniels to talk about the New York Mets, who are now in an 0-2 World Series hole against the Kansas City Royals.  The discussion also hits on balancing life events when your team is in the playoffs, the incomparable highs and lows of following sports intensely, and the upcoming weekend in college football.

Tim Castano joins to preview the 2015-16 NBA season.

Matt O'Daniels joins to discuss the New York Mets and their path to the World Series, the best potential American League opponent, and the weekend in College Football.

Matt O'Daniels joins the show to talk Steve Sarkisian and USC, College Football, and the MLB Playoffs.

Matt is joined by MattOD to talk college football through four games and the Major League Baseball playoffs.

Matt talks marriage, alone time, and the new products that were announced by Google.

Matt talks Fear the Walking Dead, the Volkswagon scandal, passing the car buy/sell rubicon, The Washington Post app, Amazon Prime's video app download option, and Colin Cowherd's new show on Fox Sports.

Matthew DuBois just finished the Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run. Matt talks about what it's like to run 100 miles straight, training for the event, and maintaining some semblance of family and work life.

Dan Morris, who works at MTV Networks, joins Matt to talk about Apple's September 9th event, which announced the iPhone 6s, iPad Pro, and the new Apple TV.

Matt talks about Domino's Pizza, Apple Watch bands, Siri Proactive, and Parsis, before being joined by his wife Melany (at 39:35) for a candid spousal discussion of the Ashley Madison hack.