Times Before Can Be Forgotten

In a very special episode of Times Before Can Be Forgotten, the original lineup returns to talk about something their fathers would have berated and beaten them for: well-being. Corey, Sittnick, and Connery aren’t talking politics and no one’s getting cancelled—just exploring how each navigates the brave new world.

The Three Connerys (the big one, the blabbermouth, and the cute one) are guest podding to talk some Super Bowl. Game analysis and predictions? Not a chance. We’re remembering the build-up to the game from decades ago—the hype, the commercials, halftime, and more. Grab a Big Mac and wake up Spuds McKenzie: it’s Times Before Can Be Forgotten.

In the second half of their 2025 kickoff, Corey, Sittnick, and Connery celebrate a lifetime of head trauma and torn ACLs by drafting their all-time NFL fantasy lineup. Listen and vote for a winner—Sittnick or Connery, as we can all presume Corey will finish third.

Corey, Sittnick, and Connery are back to podcast for their third consecutive year, kicking off 2025 with an NFL playoff preview. True to form, the guys look back at the NFL of their childhood before offering what insights they can muster in what can only be called the worst gambling advice available in any form of media.

In part 2 of their year-ending, season-beginning episode of Times Before Can Be Forgotten, Corey, Sittnick, and Connery complete their sweep through Boston media of old, breeze through some more drive-bys of half-forgotten local media personalities, and celebrate one full year of highly unlikely podcasting.

Which Boston AM radio station did you listen to for snow day school cancellations? Was your family a Herald family or Globe? Sports from Bob Lobel or Mike Lynch? WBCN OR WAAF? Imus or Stern? Corey, Sittnick, and Connery are celebrating, not litigating, a lifetime of Boston media. So grab a copy of the Phoenix, see who’s playing at Avalon, and listen to the guys celebrate one year of Times Before C...

The Tyson/Paul fight is over. Times Before Can Be Forgotten may be so much raw AM radio static, but we’re more durable than Netflix. The three Connerys look back on the entire spectacle, name the night’s winners and losers, and begin a GoFundMe for Evander Holyfield’s CTE treatment.

Big brother called an emergency podcast on the eve of Mike Tyson versus Jake Paul. The Brothers Connery invite special guest Joe Connery to chime-in on this generational tilt between a man who will eat your children and a man who’s on YouTube, I guess.

Sittnick, Corey, and Connery are on sacred ground in Rowley (thanks Benny!) reminiscing about renting videos, waiting for Sports Illustrated to cover the big game you missed, and comparing notes on the merits of physical media.

Connery is accidentally solo-podding in the wilderness, obsessed with ideas about middle-aged fun.

Connery invited himself to the Half Hour Comedy Hour to take a 30 minute solo on great comedians and how they shape our relationship with the world in far more crucial ways than providing a few yuks.

Corey, Sittnick, and Connery are podding about movies again. The premise is simple—each came ready to discuss three of their favorite films. They dig into the past and find more reasons to laugh than any other pod to date.

Remember in the 90s when selling out was the greatest of all sins? Where’d it go? Connery’s hollering in the marsh again, remembering some old 90s films, plugging creative expressions of every sort, and eulogizing the notion of selling out.

Connery, Sittnick, and Corey are drafting again. This time, they’ve turned their attention to obscure sports figures both past and present. Listen along and send your feedback for what they got right, wrong, and reminded you about all these years later.

Olympic Hopeful Matthew ‘Cornbread’ Connery sheds his shirt and tie in the marsh instead of going to work to solo pod about the slim pickings of televised sports in the 80s. From way too much bowling to the importance of the ‘84 Olympics, he hollers himself horse about everything from the Harlem Globetrotters to TWIB.

The Brothers Connery are at it again, podcasting live from the youngest Connery’s baseball game. What are they talking about? Game shows of course. You might want to listen.

While stars of the pod Sittnick and Corey are on their summer sabbatical, Connery solo-pods about 60s media, the great Middle of American society, and what’s really coming to get you.

It’s the last day of June, which means Sittnick and Corey must honor their contractural obligation and record a pod. Join the original TBCBF lineup at their summer HQ for a conversation about, well, just tune-in and listen.

Summer is a busy time, so Connery’s alone for a solo pod to discuss the power of words and the difference between content that’s addictive versus works that are great

Jeremy, Corey, and Connery are back on the job and they’re stealing home. Together, they call out the deep cuts from their hometowns, explaining everything from their love of Market Basket to one podcaster’s appreciation for degenerates.

The Brothers Connery journey back to a gilded age of 8-bit dreams with a pocket full of quarters. They’re headed to the arcade and then Toys R Us for a new cartridge, but first they must Raid some Tombs, get that damned Tankooki suit in Super Mario 3, and blow away some hookers on the streets of Vice City.

Connery, Sittnick, and Corey are together again and they’re talking quotes. Is there a difference between a quote and a catch phrase? What’s the most quotable movie ever? Listen along and scream at your speakers all the quotes these idiots neglected to mention.

Connery and special co-host Seth Gooby makes his debut on the pod to frame a Portrait of the Artists as Middle-Aged men. One loves writing and the other’s a singer—both share the challenges of remaining true to their art while grappling with all the responsibilities and priorities of middle-aged life.

Join Corey, Sittnick, and Connery as they deep dive into articles from their past—Bo Jackson on Tecmo Bowl, Punisher War Journals, and taking their pick of He-Man vs. Star Wars vs GI Joe action figures.

Among the many things we will remember on Times Before Can Be Forgotten are films. Corey, Sittnick, and Connery hold their first 90s Action Movie Draft to discuss their favorite films of that era and compete for your vote as to who drafted the best early-90s action lineup.