4 Quarters Radio: January 21 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for January 21:
--After a few minutes of pointless screwing around, Scott and Bobby finally get to some NBA discussion, namechecking the teams that are surprising and disappointing them in the first half of the season. They also cover midseason MVP's and concede that the Rookie of the Year award is already decided.
--In the Epic Fails, Bobby advocates protective gear, while Logan rubs salt in the wound of a guy who hasn't played all year anyway. Scott tells one player to get over himself and another one to keep it in his pants while outdoors.

Excised music: "Pull Up to the Bumper" by Grace Jones.

4 Quarters Radio May 4: 1st Half

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After a couple of weeks off from podcasting, mostly due to technical problems, 4Q returns with the May 4 episode, the final one of the spring semester. Scott and Joseph welcome a new co-host (likely to be replacing Joseph in the near future) by the name of Trent Gander. The three talk some NBA playoffs in the first quarter, including why the Spurs are boring and what the Jazz need to have any chance against the Lakers. In the second quarter, it's all about Nowitzki, Ovechkin, and whether they deserve all the blame for their teams' playoff chokes. In Whodaman, Scott cracks a nicely off-color joke in honoring a historic accomplishment. Excised music: "The Smidge" by the Hold Steady and "Come Clean" by Greg Laswell.

4 Quarters Radio Episode 9: 2nd Half

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The second half of March 16's episode starts off with NFL free agent chatter, including the Browns' search for a QB, Terrell Owens' search for a team, and LT distrusting the word of a guy who may or may not have ever been a teammate of his and running to a different team. In the fourth, Scott seeks consolation for the Mavs tanking against the Knicks and Bobby discusses UFC's debut on Versus. And of course, Epic Fails abound. Excised music: "Bittersweet Symphony" by the Verve and "Butterfly" by Crazy Town.

4 Quarters Radio, Episode 8: 1st Half

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A very different sound to this week's episode (original air date: March 10). Scott flies solo (mostly) with Joseph and Bobby off on Spring Break. In the first half, there's a lot of discussion on NFL free agency and how the moves are starting to affect teams' draft plans. Special emphasis paid to the Bears' wide-open checkbook, and which move is even bigger than their signing of Julius Peppers. Later in the second, some brief discussion of the NBA and how the Dallas Mavericks' hot streak could show signs of them threatening the Lakers. Also, Whodaman and RIP Corey Haim. Excised music: "War Machine" by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and "Stylo" by Gorillaz.