The Schick and Nick Show

After initial excitement about the return of Husker football, Schick and Nick derail the show with a flashback to Chan Ho Park's infamous drop.  The guys then discuss the schedule and what it means for Nebraska.  Is there ever a good time to play Ohio State?  After filing a FOIA request, the guys have the audio to prove the Big Ten conspired against Nebraska.  Then Schick shows Nick how the Lakers...

It looks like the Big Ten will play football in October!  Ronnie Green continues to be smarter than everyone.  Should we cut Kevin Warren some slack?  Nick has a horrific lawyer analogy that devolves into just rhyming words.  Is the Big Ten returning all about giving Ohio State a chance at a natty?  The guys wonder what the new schedule-makers must be thinking after their first attempt was trashed...

Scott Frost uttered the phrase "Your show, chicken wings."   #2020.    Listeners continue to impersonate Ronnie Green in their emails.  Schick wonders if Nick brags bout his deck too much, which leads to the obvious discussion of concrete slabs.  They continue to question the B1G's decision to hit the eject button on the season.   The guys wonder who Ronnie Green sounds like.  They also wonder if...

Schick and Nick go back to the Ronnie Green well with a newfound drop.   Listeners weigh in on the challenges of listening to the podcast.  The drama continues in the B1G.  Is the league really considering kicking off in November?   What is going on?!    Without transparency there is room for conspiracy.   The Big Ten reminds Schick and Nick of the disfunctional Big 12, so they flashback to a memo...

Schick and Nick discuss the Schick and Nick story in "The Athletic".  They read comments about the article, including Tweets from @TimBrando and @RedArson85.  The guys react to Kevin Warren's letter.   Does the league owe a better explanation for postponing the season?  UNL chancellor Ronnie Green doesn't believe fall football is dead yet.  The guys write letters to Kevin Warren. Connect with us!...

Schick and Nick react to the season being canceled and assess Nebraska's reaction.  They revisit Scott Frost's Zoom meeting with thankful reporters.  Mitch Sherman of "The Athletic" shares the origin of "Calm Down" and settles a long-standing beef with Nick.   The guys call B1G headquarters on Nebraska's behalf.   Nick wonders how Greg Sharpe is feeling.  The guys react to a Twitter shoutout mid-s...

Schick and Nick continue their "PANEL" discussion on college football.  They explain why Nebraska not having any players opt out is actually bad for the program.  The guys have doubts about the season happening, but Schick wants to expand the CFP anyway.  They discuss the impact of Omaha Public Schools canceling fall sports.  Nick is apparently stalking Damian Lillard, so the guys revisit Nick's o...

Schick and Nick are one again separated by a thousand (Tim) miles.  They discuss the NBA bubble and play a bit.   Schick pretends to remember something when he was actually Googling it.  Another discussion of college football returning, including a conversation on negativity in the media.  In honor of Mike Golic's legendary career, Schick and Nick reflect on the time they made it on "Mike and Mike...

Schick and Nick celebrate episode 15 with their first in-person podcast, meeting at an empty Railyard in Lincoln.  The guys reflect more on Mayme after the emotional reaction to episode 14, including great emails from longtime listeners.   Sitting in the shadow of Memorial Stadium, the guys remain cautiously optimistic about a fall football season, but are confused with the mixed messages of socia...

Schick and Nick revisit one of their favorite weekly segments from the old show:  "Monday's with Mayme."  The flashbacks begin with her first appearance on August 30, 2010, and end with her last appearance on July 11, 2012.  In-between are classic Mayme moments, including her disdain for pay-per-view, her concern for player safety, her consistent ignoring of Nick, and the time she refused to hang...

Schick and Nick are back for the first time since the birth of Nick's son, Mack.  This leads to Mack Brown dominating the podcast for obvious reasons.  Plenty of stories from the hospital and beyond, including how Nick decided on the name "Mack", and why he can no longer trust Maeva.  Plus, some serious parenting advice for dads.   The fellas then discuss the Big Ten cancelling all non-conference...

The guys open this episode reflecting on one of the most selfish callers of all time.   With Nick’s second child about to enter the world, they revisit the time Schick’s second child was born... which led to a memorable song about chicken nuggets.   Since this episode was recorded two weeks ago, Schick and Nick try to get ahead of the curve with the potential impact of the coronavirus. Connect wit...

Schick shamefully asks Nick about the upcoming birth of his child, something guys do not ask other guys about.   Schick explains why fathers with "Dad bods" are better fathers.  Great Tweets about the show, including exploding salsa and dead legs.  Then the guys take a long trip down memory lane, when Schick got a foul ball at the CWS... which led to an embarrassing admission by Nick.   They wrap...

Schick and Nick celebrate 10 episodes of the relaunched show!  An emailer's wife inadvertently reveals the fellas' secret to the show's success.  After the guys wonder how "Back to the Future" got made, Nick impersonates Bill Self vs the NCAA.  Then a classic flashback of when Linda Cohn mentioned Schick on ESPN.  The guys have updated their answers to the question:  "Will we have college football...

The boys reminisce about their favorite CWS show moments.  This includes the time Schick quickly flamed out during a live dugout report in 2011.  The guys imitate the voice of the CWS radio spots, play an old interview with Kyle Peterson, and revisit the Ghost of Johnny Rosenblatt.   Plus -- the origins of "Oh, Ameer Abdullah!" and "We're gettin' real rain" explained. Connect with us! SchickandNic...

Schick and Nick rehash the reaction to the previous pizza pod.   Two of Schick’s kids crash the podcast.   Then a complete oral history of the infamous “Cotton Candy” drop.   The boys discuss the risks of college football returning during the pandemic.  Nick unveils a Mike Tyson impression.  And Jason Cole’s sneeze makes a ferocious return. Connect with us! SchickandNick.com Facebook, Twitter, or...

History is made as a new drop is added to the Schick and Nick library.   The boys share their final thoughts on “The Last Dance”, including their pizza poisoning skepticism.  Schick and Nick read some listener emails, including an incredible outgoing voicemail message. After Nick performs his weekly Greg Sharpe impression, the guys discuss Bo Pelini’s public perception.  Plus, an ancient interview...

Howdareyou.com Happy belated birthday to Nick!  After the success of episode 5, Nick gives an encore performance of his Greg Sharpe impression.   Schick and Nick listen to multiple flashbacks of Nick’s voice work, including his version of the entire cast of “Lost.”  Connect with us! SchickandNick.com Facebook, Twitter, or email  We would hate it if you missed an episode! So PLEASE subscribe, rate...

Schick and Nick open the show with a little swagger.  After a heartfelt apology to Tyler McKinney for episode 4, Schick gives Nick only 60 seconds to talk NBA.   They take a little more time to discuss the possible return of college football.  After Nick makes Schick cry with his Greg Sharpe impression, the boys revisit one of the greatest callers in the history of Sports Nightly.   The fellas dus...

Another former Creighton standout dominates this episode.  The boys explore Nick’s many awkward interview moments.  After a discussion on the latest name, image and likeness news, they reflect on their own past endorsements and a show moment involving a football video game. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find...

Schick and Nick react to the outpouring of support for the podcast.  They play some requested clips, including fan favorite “Pelini Martini.”  Plus - a very important birthday celebration. Connect with us! SchickandNick.com Facebook, Twitter, or email  We would hate it if you missed an episode! So PLEASE subscribe, rate the pod, and throw us a review. It helps us out so much! We’d likey that.  A H...

The boys continue to reflect on the old show, including how “Old Dominion” became a Nick Bahe catchphrase.   Plus – why there was nothing better than asking a good question during an interview. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other servic...

It’s the return of Schick and Nick!   The duo explains how social distancing led to the reunion.   This trip down memory lane includes classic show drops, along with a Husker parody song that still gets referenced to this day. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and...