A sharp Yankees argument that spills into a loose, lively NFL fan debate.
The episode leans hard on a running argument over Gleyber Torres being gone, and that tension gives it more weight than a simple sports gripe.
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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
New York Minute makes Yankees and Jets fandom vivid through sharp disagreement, specific roster talk and loyalties that refuse to behave logically.
New York Minute turns New York sports talk into a lively argument among friends, with attachment to players carrying as much weight as roster logic.
A Gleyber Torres goodbye becomes an argument about 'our bum,' and you may find yourself taking sides.
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A sharp Yankees argument that spills into a loose, lively NFL fan debate.
The episode leans hard on a running argument over Gleyber Torres being gone, and that tension gives it more weight than a simple sports gripe.
A $3 newspaper gripe grows into a loose, funny rant about celebrity casting and annoyance.
Loose Cannon Comics turns a $3 newspaper complaint into a wide-open rant about what still counts as news and why print feels too expensive. It stays on the Post and the Daily News, then veers into jokes about a Dancing with the Stars lineup, with Eric Roberts, Raven-Symone, and…
A loose, joke-driven hang that keeps turning one small detail into a bigger riff.
This episode settles into loose guest banter, moving through Andrade, the Portuguese angle, a police stop in Levittown, and a car loaded with props from the comic's act.
A loose first-time Facebook Live hang that turns technical hiccups and a Florida SUV story into banter.
This first Facebook Live appearance works best as a messy, good-natured hang. Tony, Eric, and Stephen Rocco Parrillo III keep the pace loose, and the early headphone trouble plus the Florida weird-news clip help give the conversation some needed friction.
A fast, messy hang that turns celebrity chaos into a better joke than it has any right to be.
This one moves like a clubhouse argument that never quite sits still, always getting nudged back into the alley by the next better joke. Nigel Bologna brings real credits into the mix, and Tony and Eric spin that into quick trash talk, tabloid nonsense, and a very silly DMX…



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The hosts open by criticizing the Tampa Bay Rays' plan to split time with Montreal, citing the Expos' 300-person crowds and suggesting Nashville or Charlotte instead.
Host Eric Kassin discusses Aaron Boone's interview about the World Series fallout and previews the 2025 season.
The hosts open by arguing over Glaber Torres and whether Yankees fans should actually feel bad about seeing him go.
The Loose Cannon Comics start by griping about the price of a newspaper.
Eric Kassin interviews UFC legend Bas Rutten, who shares stories about his career and a bar fight with Ukrainian bouncers.
The hosts bring on Raul Andrade and immediately turn his name into a running joke about how white they are and how it sounds Portuguese.
Tony and Eric bring Stephen Rocco Perillo III into a live, loose Facebook Live hang.
Tony and Eric bring Nigel Bologna into a loud, loose hang that never really pretends it will stay on one subject.
Two hosts interview comedian Sean Brown, engaging in humorous banter about appearance and comedy.