The Follow Up

When was the last time Jeff Pearlman was intimidated by an interview subject? That's the question Noah asks the NY Times best-selling author and longtime sports columnist.

On his way to the famers market, 2016 NHL All-Star Game MVP John Scott chats with Noah about the non-All-Star Game moment that he most frequently replays in his head. The tough guy also mentions the player that he always wanted to fight, but never mixed it up with. Find John at JohnScottAllStar.com, Twitter @JohnScott_32, Instagram @JHS_32 Find Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov & Instagram @WawaRun

Since we're always curious about what's next, Noah turns to Sports Video Group's Brandon Costa to find out what's next in sports media. The answer isn't a new show or a new network, but rather something that could impact everyone's life, not just in the sports world.

After experiencing more before the age of 16 than many will their entire lives, Caron Butler played 14 years in the NBA and was considered the ultimate veteran to have on the roster. Caron and Noah talk about the conversations he has had with younger players and what it takes to extend your career in the league despite being past your prime as a player.

TSN's Senior Hockey Reporter Frank Seravalli chats with Noah about the exact time he recognized that he needed a better work/life balance while still doing what he loved to do.

In 30 years as an NBA assistant coach, what's Brendan's Suhr most memorable locker room story? That's the question Noah has for the 2-time NBA champion. The conversation then turns to the time the Detroit Pistons got its own plane.

As promised, Noah returns with The Philadelphia Inquirer's Bob Ford telling stories of one of the most controversial figures in sports history, MLB's all-time hits leader, Pete Rose.

On today's Follow Up, Noah asks veteran college football reporter Matt Hayes to name the coach that he never wants to stop talking. Matt also tells the story of the time he got called out by Steve Spurrier for something he wrote in the newspaper.

On today's Follow Up, Noah chats with his overnight camp friend Stephanie about what she misses about those summers and how the experiences apply to her life now.

It's meaningful to have a hobby, and Dan Goldberger has taken to photography. In today's conversation, the two college friends talk about how it started for Dan, how it can start for anyone these days, and where in the world he'd like to go to take photos.

Noah and longtime local sports writer Josh Thomson talk about the pressure Josh feels to write feel good stories about high school athletes and how some parents are ruining the amateur experience.

Musician Darren Glynn was writing lyrics long before sitting in HS study hall with Noah. In this conversation, the longtime friends talk about Darren's evolution as a songwriter and performer, plus Selfiestore's debut album.

Former Assistant US Attorney and current Counsel at Reed Smith, James Petkun, joins Noah to discuss how realistic the show "Billions" is and if our current legal system is in good hands. At the end of the episode, Noah talks about how they met nearly 20 years ago.

Former NBA player Marc Jackson played for five teams in seven NBA seasons and joins Noah to detail the most difficult move of his career.

Noah catches up with professional basketball player Rachael Vanderwal to find out when the last time was that she was truly amazed with her accomplishments.

What should the US adopt from Asian culture? Noah's friend Brett Gerson has lived in Asia for almost 15 years and two of them talk about the food, the elderly and the unexpected.

Former NBA player and current broadcaster Alaa Abdelnaby chats with Noah about the best practical joke he was ever a part of during his career. It involves a horse, a 6'7 forward and a teammate who is now one of the best executives in the league.

As Co-Executive Producer of The Deed: Chicago and Kitchen Crashers, plus having worked on the TV production many other home renovation shows, Noah's friend Rachel Sobel reveals a few things that aren't obvious to the viewers.

A question Noah gets asked a lot about his friend and colleague Justin Termine is, "is the radio Justin really who he is?" So, Noah asks Justin to answer that himself.

Ever follow a friend on Instagram and wonder who is taking the pictures if that person is in all the photos? That's the question Noah asks his lifelong friend Julie, @mrs_picky1.

In today's conversation, Noah asks Terry Lyons, the former VP of International Communications for the NBA, to tell the story of the most challenging public relations situation during his career.

Noah and longtime friend, sportscaster Rick Kamla, chat about staying true to who you are. It's not easy, especially in a world filled with inflated egos, so Noah asks Rick how he has always maintained to be himself.

Sportscaster Kristen Balboni joins Noah on the show to offer advice to young broadcasters. Noah asks Kristen for the question that aspiring journalists often don't ask, but should. This episode doesn't just apply to those wanting to be in the media, so don't feel left out.

Noah sits on his bed with his 3.5 year-old daughter Eden to recap their recent family vacation. What Noah failed to bring up were the slippers, toothbrush and towel the resort staff welcomed Eden with that made extremely happy. To find out where they went, see photos and more, follow Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov and on Instagram @WawaRun.

Buffalo Sabres Assistant GM Steve Greeley gets on the phone with Noah to reveal the most challenging interview question he has had to answer during his NHL career. Also, they discuss the details of carpool arrangements after getting traded in the minor leagues.