Sports talk, loose and local.
On Demand – JTV Jackson carries the feel of sports TV in podcast form. David Rice and Adam move from local school results to Tigers, Pistons, Packers, golf, drafts, playoffs, and coach or athlete conversations without sanding off the casual edges.
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On Demand – JTV Jackson is a broad local sports show wearing a golf-category label lightly. Its real center is local sports life. David Rice and Adam move through the week like people who have been watching games, checking scores, filming highlights, and carrying those notes straight into the studio. The pace is brisk. A segment may begin with Packers quarterback news, a Masters hat, a rainy spring schedule, or a Tigers game at Comerica, then slide into NBA playoffs, NFL draft guesses, high school updates, and a sponsor read before the conversation settles. That looseness gives the show its shape. It sounds more like local sports TV carried into podcast feeds than a polished national desk show. The details are often very specific: Lumen baseball, Jackson High track, Western baseball, softball coverage, canceled games, weather delays, and the practical squeeze of spring schedules. Pro sports still take up plenty of space. The hosts talk Pistons frustration, Tigers optimism, Red Wings patience, Packers anxiety, March Madness expansion, Prime Video college basketball games, and broadcast crews with the same conversational energy they bring to local results. Golf appears too, especially through Augusta and Masters talk, but it is one lane in a wider sports road. Interviews give the show a steadier gear. Cory Parrott explains scouting, communication, defensive adjustments, pitch selection, and the pressure of fitting 30 to 35-ish games into a short season. Micah Cretsinger talks about development, film study, football instincts, and what recognition as a Cliff Harris Award finalist meant to him. Those moments keep the show grounded in process rather than pure reaction. The surrounding banter stays light, familiar, and occasionally self-deprecating. It is a show for people who like their sports coverage local first, with enough Detroit and national conversation to keep the weekly rundown moving.
Made for: For listeners who follow local high school sports, Detroit teams, and national headlines through a local lens. It also suits fans who like casual studio banter alongside real game notes and coach or athlete interviews.
What sets it apart: The show mixes community-level specificity with pro-sports chatter instead of treating local coverage as an afterthought. Weather, schedules, field conditions, sponsors, and familiar names stay in the conversation, giving it a lived-in sports texture.
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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jackson-area sports receive close attention while David Rice and Adam Bragginser keep the conversation connected to major teams, drafts and tournaments.
David Rice and Adam Bragginser move easily between Jackson-area competition and the larger sports conversation, treating both with the same alert, conversational interest.
Jackson's scoreboard meets Tyrod Taylor disbelief, with David and Adam saving you a seat.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose local sports segment that makes the spring baseball grind feel real.
This JTV segment opens with Packers quarterback chatter and then settles into a straightforward talk with coach Cory Parrott about scouting, video work, pitch selection, and the daily grind of a spring schedule that keeps getting shoved around by weather.
A loose, local sports check-in that moves from studio banter to the day's biggest talking points.
This episode is a loose local sports hour, moving from studio banter to high school sports, the NBA draft, and the Terry Rozier gambling story.
Loose local sports talk moves from a bachelor-party story into draft chatter, with an easy back-and-forth energy.
On Demand - JTV settles into a relaxed local sports-talk groove. David Rice and Adam Bragginser start with a bachelor-party recovery story, then drift back into draft chatter and roster needs.
A loose local sports return that moves from Tigers talk to track calls and SportsCenter nostalgia.
The return settles David and Adam back into the groove after a long gap, opening with a Tigers win before shifting into live track calls. The Tigers talk gets its local flavor from Adam's Giants-fan friend from Grand Valley and the regret of missing Verlander in Detroit while he…
Weather talk, football detail, and a Cliff Harris Award nod give the episode its shape.
It starts with canceled Tuesday games and weather chatter, then settles into a football conversation that gets more interesting once it reaches film study, block destruction, zone eyes, and the coaching that helped the player grow.
Golf news, loose swings, sharp elbows.
Golf talk with argument energy.
Golf betting talk with stats and scars.
David Rice opens with Packers chatter and a joke that gets the room laughing.
David Rice opens with Adam on JTV, swapping hat jokes, weather comments, and a quick sponsor thank-you before the sports talk starts.
David Rice and Adam Bragginser open the JTV hour with a tired, amused check-in after Adam's bachelor-party weekend in Jackson.
This episode discusses the Masters golf tournament, focusing on McElroy's back-to-back win and historical comparisons.
David and Adam come back on JTV after being gone long enough to joke that people may have forgotten them.
The show opens with Wednesday weather, canceled Tuesday games, and a quick rundown of the spring sports that still got played.