Farz Cast

Farzin is back for another episode to discuss the Chiefs winning two ugly games consecutively and what that means for their upcoming game against the Raiders. Farzin also discusses what the Raiders have recently dealt with and why every coach and parent need to use those as examples to kids for what not to do. Also, Farzin responds to Jason Brown, who says no ones knows anything about football (in...

Farzin and Zach discuss Kansas City's abysmal 3-4 start to the season. There are some in the media and even former players and a former NFL exec who think off-the-field distractions have an impact on the team's season. Farzin also discusses the Mahomes' family and why they're clearly in this for attention. Plus, Farzin addresses the comment that fans shouldn't criticize athletes.

Farzin is back to discuss Kansas City's 2-3 start and what one solution is for the team to turn things around. Farzin also dives into the Jon Gruden drama and why many are wrong in saying "free speech" while calling out some of the hypocrisy in the discussion. 

Chief Concerns podcast host Marcus Dash joins Farzin on this episode of Farz Cast.

Eddie Law and Zach Stegenga join Farzin to talk some NFL and UFC.

Farz Cast is back. Farzin goes solo on this episode as he discusses what he has been up to lately. Farzin touches on a variety of topics, such as the Big 12, the Olympics, the NFL and the reactions to the Cleveland Indians changing their name.

Former Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman and Super Bowl champion Lional Dalton joins Farz Cast to discuss his kidney failure and what fans can do to help him.

Former ICC coach and from Netflix's Last Chance U Jason Brown joins Farzin Vousoughian on Farz Cast to discuss the eventful 2021 he has had so far.

Former Big Brother 13 finalist Adam Poch joins Farzin to talk some reality TV. Adam recalls his experience of becoming a part of Big Brother 10 years ago and the emotions he went through. Adam shares his thoughts on how much reality TV has changed over the years with social media.

Jared McMullin returns to Farz Cast as he shares some new details about the Friday Night Cranks re-launch and what fans can expect. Farzin and Jared look back at some old FNC pranks. Plus, Jared opens up about the end of The Late Night Web Show.

Former Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Joe Valerio joins Farzin to discuss how he tried to keep his career going as a backup. Joe also opened up about the infamous Chiefs-Colts-Lin Elliott playoff game and why certain criticisms hurt family members more than the players themselves. 

Regional musician and entrepreneur Morgan Ganem joins Farzin on Farz Cast to discuss how he handled his music career during the pandemic as he gets ready to start doing concerts again with the pandemic winding down.

Former Kansas City Chiefs tight end Jason Dunn joins Farzin to discuss his time in Kansas City and what he has been up to since retiring from the NFL. Dunn also weighs in on Travis Kelce's gameplay and what similarities Kelce has to Dunn's former teammate, Tony Gonzalez.

Former Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Eric Warfield joins the podcast to discuss his playing time in Kansas City and Nebraska. Eric also opens up about some of his off-the-field issues and shares what he has been up to since retirement.

Farzin is back and is joined by author Melody McAllister. Farzin (finally) read her book as Melody shares how she came up with the idea for the "I'm Sorry Story" and the process of publishing her book. Melody also weighs in on how the school year was during a pandemic.

Farzin and Zach discuss the latest news with the Chiefs, NFL, the pandemic improving plus the comments made by a high school coach.

Farzin is back and is joined by Dateline NBC producer Shane Bishop. Shane shares what he does as a producer for the show and how much the show has evolved in the 27 years he has been a part of the program.

Eddie Law returns to Farz Cast as he and Farzin recap UFC 261, one of the best pay-per-views in UFC history.

Melody McAllister joins Farzin to discuss the big verdict on Tuesday and what is next moving forward. Melody and Farzin discuss some of the reactions to the trial and why so many people are giving it a political spin. Plus, Melody explains how to have a conversation with kids about some of the big issues happening in the world today.

It is a Chiefs Zone reunion: Zach and DJ join Farzin on this episode to talk about some of the recent headlines involving the Chiefs, Deshaun Watson, the NFL's 17-game schedule, MLB and yes, even politics. 

Long-time ESPN Radio host Freddie Coleman shares his journey before ESPN Radio and what helped him get to where he is today. Freddie also discusses what it was like being on the air discussing the start of the pandemic 12 months ago, plus his reaction to criticism of athletes and sports media discussing non-sports topics.

Kansas Jayhawks announcer Jimmy Chavez joins Farzin to discuss where he started with his sports broadcasting career and how it helped him get to where he is now and other opportunities that have come up for him since joining KU.

Independence Community College Pirates announcer Jeff Carpenter joins Farzin on this episode as Jeff shares his story as to how he became a play-by-play broadcaster. Jeff discusses how the college and how the small town of Independence has been impacted by the pandemic. Farzin and Jeff also dive into Jeff's experience being featured on Netflix's "Last Chance U!"

Farzin invites an old friend to the podcast, Max Shepman. Farzin and Max both started sports podcasts in 2007 and reminisce on what podcasting was like 14 years ago compared to now. Max also talks about his job as a photographer for local TV news and how this pandemic has impacted his duties.

Farzin touches on the deaths of former Chiefs head coach Marty Schottenheimer and former Chiefs writer Terez Paylor as well as some headlines. Ryan McKinnell of Sirius XM's Fight Nation channel joins me to discuss how his hometown of Las Vegas has been during the pandemic as well as adjusting to the new normal doing radio shows from home.