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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Wake and Take pairs detailed Vikings reaction with the loose, funny chemistry of a Minnesota sports conversation among invested friends.
Wake and Take turns Minnesota results into a lively group argument, led by Vikings reaction and widened by regular stops with the Wild, Timberwolves, Twins and Gopher basketball. The conversation moves easily from the emotional shape of a loss to the decisions underneath it.
A 29-point Vikings lead still feels unsafe when you're watching with this crew.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A lively Minnesota sports recap built around the Vikings win, the Twins finish, and the Towns trade.
Wake and Take keeps its attention on Minnesota's weekend sports swing: the Vikings' 31-29 win at Lambeau Field, the move to 4-0, the trip to London next, the Twins' chaotic finish to the season, and the Friday night blockbuster in which Karl Anthony Towns heads to New York.
A messy Vikings loss, a solid guest, and enough local sports chatter to keep the episode moving.
Wake and Take spends most of its time on a 30-23 Vikings loss that feels like the season in miniature: early chances, a dropped Cameron Dantzler interception, and the familiar frustration of a game that stays winnable until it does not.
A Vikings game recap that doubles as a sharp read on inconsistency and near-collapse.
Wake and Take keeps its focus on a Vikings game that swings hard from control to unease: Minnesota opens with a 29-0 lead, the Steelers answer, and the outcome comes down to Harrison Smith's end-zone breakup. The value here is not just the recap.
A tense Vikings win gets sorted through with irritation, relief, and a very fresh postgame edge.
Wake and Take stays glued to a Minnesota win that still felt shaky, with the Vikings edging Green Bay 34-31 and Greg Joseph bailing it out late after missing the extra point earlier.
Daily NFL talk with roster-builder instincts.
Draft talk with sharp teeth and loose wires.
Arsenal anxiety, jokes, and old scars.
Liverpool argued properly, from the ground.
Scottish football, straight down the phone line.
Sports talk at full sprint.
Wake and Take analyzes Minnesota’s 31-9 loss to Detroit, emphasizing the Vikings’ 0-for-4 red-zone performance and Sam Darnold’s 18-for-41, 166-yard line.
Wake and Take opens on the Vikings' 31-29 win at Lambeau Field.
Wake and Take opens on a 30-23 Vikings loss and a first in-person show in quite a while.
The Vikings take up most of the conversation.
Wake and Take opens on Minnesota's 34-31 Border Battle win.