Last Night's Game
You don’t need to be a football fan to enjoy the Super Bowl, but you do need something to say. In this episode of Last Night’s Game, we break down Super Bowl conversation starters for people who want to feel confident at parties, watch parties, or work chats, without pretending to know football. We cover: * Who to cheer for if you don’t have a team * Halftime show special guests and music buzz * Super Bowl commercials and celebrity moments * Fun facts, food stats, and prop bets * Easy, repeatable stories you can actually use Whether you’re watching for the commercials, the halftime...
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The Winter Olympics are almost here, and these Games are about way more than medals and cold weather. In this episode of Last Night’s Game, Amy and Scott break down the 2026 Winter Olympics preview in a way that’s fun, approachable, and perfect for casual sports fans. From comeback queens like Lindsey Vonn, Mikaela Shiffrin, and Chloe Kim to underdog stories you’ll instantly root for (hello, Jamaica’s bobsled team), we’re talking resilience, firsts, and a little behind-the-scenes chaos. You’ll hear why unfinished hockey venues are firing people up, what new Olympic events are...
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Ever nodded along during a sports conversation hoping no one asks a follow-up question? This episode is for you. On this episode of Last Night’s Game, Amy and Scott break down the sports terms you hear all the time, like NIL (Name, Image, Likeness), the transfer portal, salary cap, tanking, wild card, and load management- and translate them into plain English you can actually use. This isn’t about memorizing stats or sounding like a superfan. It’s about knowing just enough to jump into the conversation, ask a smart question, and feel confident talking sports without overthinking it....
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Indiana vs. Miami isn’t just a national championship; it’s a story. In this episode, we break down the College Football National Championship through the lens of people, money, and moments that matter. From Indiana’s undefeated run and first-ever title shot to Miami hosting the championship at home, we cover who to cheer for, what to say about it, and why this game has pulled in even non–college football fans. If you want context without the chaos, and sports conversations that actually feel approachable, this one’s for you. The College Football National Championship game is on...
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2026 is shaping up to be a year you won’t even try to avoid sports. In this episode of Last Night’s Game, Amy and Scott break down the biggest sports trends coming in 2026, from the Winter Olympics and the return of NHL players to the World Cup across North America, the World Baseball Classic, and a UFC event planned for the White House lawn. This isn’t about predictions or stats. It’s about the stories, cultural moments, and conversation starters you’ll hear everywhere, and how to talk about them with confidence. Other episodes you might enjoy: ...
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Sports in 2025 weren’t just about who won; it was about the moments everyone talked about. In this episode of Last Night’s Game, we revisit the biggest sports stories of the year, including Rory McIlroy’s career grand slam, Coco Gauff’s French Open win, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s NBA title, and Wrexham’s storybook rise. We also dive into the conversations that dominated headlines and group chats, from WNBA pay and leadership to college football coaches earning massive buyouts. No deep stats. No insider jargon. Just the sports stories that mattered, and...
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In this festive episode, Amy and Scott break down the holiday showdown between two sports giants fighting for your Christmas Day screen time. We’re talking Lakers family shakeups, Knicks-owner chaos, LeBron’s Christmas records, the NFL’s big streaming takeover, Netflix’s Beyoncé moment, and why players hate those quick-turn holiday games. Whether you’re hosting, traveling, or hiding from your in-laws, you’ll walk away with easy, fun conversation starters to keep you in the sports loop this holiday season. Perfect for casual fans (hi, Alexis), holiday movie lovers, and anyone...
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The college football playoff isn’t just a bracket; it’s a business plan with a scoreboard. In this episode, Amy and Scott unpack the dramatic stories behind the College Football Playoff and bowl season: Notre Dame getting left out and walking away from a bowl game, why conferences fight so hard for playoff spots, how much money is actually on the line, and why Indiana and Coach Curt Signetti have turned the sport upside down. They also hit the drama-filled coaching carousel (oh, hey Lane Kiffin), the power of NIL money, and why Texas and Arch Manning are a perfect example that spending big...
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This week, we’re exploring winter sports you won’t see at the Olympics, including snow kayaking, ski ballet, and skijoring. Amy and Scott break down the dangerous, awkward, and totally conversation-worthy sports you can drop into any small talk moment this winter. Perfect prep before the 2026 Winter Games in Italy. No skis required. Other episodes you might enjoy: Follow us on social between episodes:
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Cuffing season, but make it sporty. Amy, Scott, and Maddie break down the best sports couples and celebrity–athlete relationships, from Madison Beer + Justin Herbert to Livvy Dunne + Paul Skenes, Ben Shelton + Trinity Rodman, Klay Thompson + Megan Thee Stallion, and more. They also share wholesome stories of athletes and the ones they love the most - their dogs (hi, Shohei Ohtani, Simone Biles, Lewis Hamilton, and Kirk Herbstreit) to give you fun, low-pressure sports conversation starters for dates, parties, and everyday small talk. Other episodes you might enjoy: Follow us...
info_outlineThink sports aren’t your thing? They don’t have to be. While Scott's on vacation, Amy and Maddie unpack how just a little sports knowledge can help you become a better conversationalist at work, at networking events, or in everyday life.
Whether you’re trying to break the ice with your boss, impress a client, or just feel more confident in social situations, this episode will show you how to use sports as a surprisingly powerful tool for connection.
You don’t need stats; you just need curiosity and a willingness to ask the question.
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- Mastering Sports Betting: Your Comprehensive Guide
- Building a Women’s Sports Empire with Lydia Davies
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