Ten12 Podcast is a fast-moving Big 12 show that gives the whole conference room to breathe. It is centered on football and basketball, but its real subject is the emotional machinery of following a league where every week can feel strange, petty, meaningful, or all three at once. Phillip Slavin hosts with a conversational edge, moving between analysis, jokes, corrections, and full-throated arguments without polishing away the heat. The show spends plenty of time on picks. It also spends real time on why those picks matter to people. Chase A. Kitty appears on Picks Pod episodes, where spreads, totals, win totals, matchup edges, and betting markets become a way to talk through the shape of a Big 12 season. The conversations can get specific quickly. UCF’s turnover margin, Oklahoma State’s quarterback play, Colorado’s receivers, Baylor’s history in Morgantown, and Kansas State’s rushing issues all become part of the larger case. Then the show will pivot. A segment on West Virginia and Texas Tech can become a debate over whether shared weirdness counts as rivalry, complete with Lubbock, Morgantown, John Denver, and a grudgingly useful word like “frenemy.” That mix is central to its appeal. Ten12 does not treat conference fandom as clean or neutral. It is comfortable caring too much, then arguing that maybe everyone should care about more things and fewer things at the same time. Bowl games get defended as rewards, not background noise. Week Zero gets treated like the end of a long wait. Big 12 vs. FCS previews, mascot chatter, first-time matchups, and coaching hires share space with playoff complaints and serious team evaluation. Basketball is not an afterthought. Episodes touch Big 12 women’s tournament brackets, men’s Coach of the Year debates, Houston’s contender status, conference scheduling, and hoops betting angles. Guests help widen the view without turning the show stiff. The tone stays casual, quick, and opinionated. For Big 12 fans who want every school treated like it has a story, Ten12 offers coverage that is both informed and plainly invested.