Hosts Jeff Kolb and Ethan Herrera wrap up their exclusive sit-down with SMU head coach Rhett Lashlee, who breaks down his vision for a revamped College Football Playoff and shares untold stories from his days coaching Heisman winner Cam Newton.

New UNT head football coach Neal Brown explains why he's all-in on Denton, betting on the program's prime DFW location to help them win big in the new era of college football.

Jeff and Ethan bond over their shared, slightly old-school obsession with malls and the movies, proving that some things — like classic cinema and embarrassing theater stories — are simply timeless.

Jeff puts Ethan’s taste buds to the test with a spread of Passover staples, sparking a deep dive into religious heritage before a cringey Hotmail address completely hijacks the conversation.

A local artist visits the podcast to prove it’s never too late to start sculpting or to fix an uncomfortable bed.

Jeff Kolb and Ethan Herrera laugh over Ethan’s struggle to keep Jeff’s houseplants alive. Then a fun debate about why March Madness rules and why the Super Bowl really belongs on a Saturday.

The “Voice of the Dallas Cowboys” returns for another episode of Who Cares with Jeff Kolb and Ethan Herrera. Brad Sham shares stories about Barry Switzer and Jerry Jones, the few announces with more tenure and the evolution of spotting charts.

His father took Willie Mays place in the minors when the hall of famer went to the Giants. His grandfather was a ring announcer at Madison Square Garden. The Ticket’s Mark Elfenbein shares stories of his family’s sports past on Who Cares?!