Sports history with old-school heart.
Old Guy Sports is a nostalgic sports-history show led by Dave Molnar with Miss Amy adding playful setup and comeback energy. Episodes move from baseball and basketball memories to NFL draft lore, All-Star games, sports movies, salaries, and the odder corners of fandom.
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Old Guy Sports is a sports nostalgia show with a distinctly personal center. Dave Molnar anchors the episodes as a fan, storyteller, and keeper of old sports memories. Miss Amy appears as co-host, often setting the table with affectionate ribbing and a sense that the show is happening inside a long-running household conversation. The tone is friendly. It is also proudly old-school. Episodes linger over the teams, players, records, films, leagues, and debates that made sports feel larger than the scoreboard. Baseball sits close to the heart of the show. The Cincinnati Reds of the 1970s get treated as a golden-era subject, not just a name from a history book. The AAGPBL also appears as part of the show’s interest in sports stories outside the most repeated canon. Football history has its own pull, especially when the NFL draft becomes a doorway into older pro football and names like Joe Steidahar, Dan Fortman, and Tuffy Lemons. The show likes a colorful name and a colorful career. It notices the linemen, the utility players, and the figures who made an era work without always getting the glory. Basketball memories, All-Star games, sports movies, and modern salary questions broaden the scope beyond one sport. The result is less like a stats podcast and more like a sports attic, carefully rummaged through by someone who knows why every program, hat, roster, and newspaper clipping still matters. Miss Amy’s presence gives that rummaging a playful counterweight. The humor is gentle, domestic, and occasionally quirky. The history is earnest. The show works best for listeners who enjoy sports through memory, personality, and old arguments as much as through current standings. It is especially suited to fans who want their sports past delivered with warmth, jokes, and a sincere belief that every remembered game still has a story attached.
Made for: Old Guy Sports is for fans who enjoy remembered teams, sports movies, and the personalities behind older eras of baseball, football, and basketball. It especially fits listeners who prefer warm storytelling over fast current-events debate.
What sets it apart: Its edge is the household chemistry between Dave Molnar and Miss Amy, paired with a fan’s deep attachment to sports memories. The show treats old rosters, colorful names, and personal recollections as part of the same living archive.
Old Guy Sports is a podcast where nostalgia meets storytelling. Hosted by a lifelong sports fan and his witty co-host, Miss Amy, each episode dives into the games, players, and moments that shaped sports history—from the glory days of baseball in the ’70s to the legends, controversies, and underdog stories across all major sports. With humor, heart, and a dash of old-school perspective, Old Guy Sports is where fans relive the past while connecting it to today’s game.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A patient sports-memory piece built on Pittsburgh nostalgia and old broadcast voices.
Old Guy Sports settles into a patient, warmly rambling account of the memories Dave Molnar wants to keep alive: youth sports, old heroes, radio calls, and the kind of sports history that lingers for years.
Fast sports context, story by story.
Galway sport, close to the action.
College postseason stakes, told with heart.
In this inaugural episode, host Dave Molnar introduces the Old Guy Sports Podcast, focusing on sports nostalgia and history.
This episode explores nostalgic memories of youth sports experiences, historical perspectives on sports, and how past athletic activities shaped everyday life.
This episode is a personal tribute to Marianne, focusing on memories and stories rather than current sports events.
This episode explores nostalgic memories of youth sports, historical perspectives on athletics, and how past sports experiences shaped everyday life and heroes.
This episode of Old Guy Sports explores the history and nostalgia of professional wrestling, featuring hosts Dave and Amy reminiscing about past sports moments.
This episode explores the history and significance of baseball's Negro Leagues, discussing their impact on the sport and why every fan should know about this important chapter.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast explores memories, stories, and changes in sports over the past 50 years, hosted by Dave Molnar and his wife Amy.
This episode of Old Guy Sports Podcast focuses on discussing the Oakland Raiders and other teams from the 1970s, sharing memories and stories about sports history.
This episode of Old Guy Sports explores the Baltimore Orioles and other baseball teams of the 1970s, focusing on nostalgic memories and historical anecdotes from that era.
This episode explores the nostalgic world of baseball cards and sports memorabilia from a childhood perspective in the 1960s.
This episode of Old Guy Sports Podcast features the host's husband sharing personal stories and memories about high school football from a non-player perspective, focusing on the cultural and nostalgic aspects of Friday night games.
This episode explores the dominant Cincinnati Reds team of the 1970s, known as the Big Red Machine, focusing on their legacy and impact on baseball history.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast explores the hosts' enduring love for college basketball and March Madness, blending personal memories with historical sports moments.
A nostalgic Christmas episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast where hosts Dave and Amy share memories and stories about 1970s Christmas traditions and sports history.
This episode explores the history and cultural impact of roller derby, focusing on its popularity in the 1960s and 70s as a televised sport known for speed, grit, and theatricality.
The hosts of Old Guy Sports Podcast introduce their nostalgic show about reliving historical sports moments, with a humorous focus on finding a 1974 Pro Bowl roster and discovering old sports memorabilia.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports podcast explores the history and nostalgic moments of the Winter Olympics, focusing on ice skating and Olympic music.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast explores the Oakland Athletics and other teams from the 1970s, focusing on nostalgic memories and sports history.
This episode explores other notable baseball teams from the 1970s, focusing on the New York Yankees as part of a series examining teams beyond the dominant Cincinnati Reds of that era.
This episode explores the revolutionary and raw nature of baseball in the 1970s through nostalgic memories and historical stories.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast reflects on the show's journey to episode 25 while focusing on entertaining sports memories, stories, and history.
This episode concludes the series on 'other teams of the 1970s' by focusing on the Minnesota Vikings, exploring their history and stories from that era.
This anniversary episode of Old Guy Sports Podcast reflects on the one-year journey of sharing sports history, memories, and legendary stories through their podcast.
Host Dave Molnar discusses how he accumulated so many sports memories from his youth, attributing it to supportive parents and personal passion.
This episode continues a series on notable NFL teams from the 1970s, focusing on the Dallas Cowboys as an alternative to the dominant Pittsburgh Steelers.
This episode titled 'A Brush with Greatness' focuses on sharing personal stories and memories about meeting and interacting with famous athletes.
This episode focuses on World Series memories and history, celebrating the Los Angeles Dodgers' 2024 victory while exploring past baseball stories.
This episode features host Dave Molnar sharing personal memories and formative experiences of learning to play golf as a teenager in the 1970s.
This episode explores nostalgic memories of growing up with youth sports, historical perspectives, and how past sports experiences shaped everyday life.
This episode explores nostalgic memories of youth sports and historical perspectives on how sports shaped everyday life in the past.
This episode explores the nostalgic experience of playing youth sports like little league baseball and peewee football in the past, examining how sports influenced childhood and historical perspectives.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast explores nostalgic memories of growing up with sports, focusing on youth experiences like little league baseball and peewee football, and how sports heroes influenced everyday life.
This episode ranks the 10 greatest college football teams from before 1980, focusing on historical analysis and nostalgic memories.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast features hosts Dave Molnar and his co-host discussing and celebrating the greatest sports movies, blending nostalgia with sports history.
Host Dave Molnar shares nostalgic childhood memories about his early exposure to sports, particularly tennis, growing up in the 1960s and 70s.
This episode explores the history of baseball's other major leagues, focusing on the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) through nostalgic storytelling and sports history.
This episode focuses on the Miami Dolphins during the 1970s, particularly their 1973 Super Bowl win, exploring sports history and memories.
This episode discusses the Houston Oilers as part of a series exploring NFL teams from the 1970s, focusing on their history and significance beyond the well-known dynasties.
This episode explores nostalgic memories of hockey and other youth sports from the past, focusing on how sports shaped everyday life and historical perspectives.
This episode explores how skyrocketing salaries in professional sports are changing the landscape of athletics and their broader impact.
This episode focuses on discussing the Pittsburgh Pirates as a notable baseball team from the 1970s, exploring their history and memories.
This episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast focuses on discussing the Cincinnati Bengals and other teams from the 1970s, blending sports history with personal anecdotes and a bet between the hosts.
This special holiday episode of the Old Guy Sports Podcast features hosts Dave and Amy discussing Christmas memories and family gatherings during the sports season.
The hosts of Old Guy Sports Podcast reminisce about quirky and humorous moments from 1970s sports, including short shorts and a pitcher hitting a bird with a ball.
This episode explores the historical significance and nostalgia of New Year's Day bowl games in college football through personal memories and sports history.
In this episode, host Dave Molnar introduces the Old Guy Sports Podcast, focusing on nostalgia and memories from past sports experiences like Little League Baseball and Pee Wee Football.
This episode explores the history and evolution of auto racing, focusing on technological advancements like downforce and nostalgic memories of the sport.
Host Dave Molnar introduces the Old Guy Sports Podcast, emphasizing its focus on sports nostalgia, memories of youth sports, historical perspectives, and comparisons to the past, while inviting listeners to relax and reminisce.
Bert Bell's idea in 1935 created the first NFL draft on February 8th, 1936.