Join us for an in-depth discussion about sports, featuring a captivating interview with legendary baseball coach Moe Mohart! Moe, a former Chicago Cub and University of Connecticut Husky, shares his insights on the game, from his playing days to coaching his sons at the Gilbert School. We'll hear about his experiences with renowned figures like Ernie Banks and get his take on the current state of baseball.

Beyond the interview, we'll cover:

• NBA Playoffs
• MLB Season

We'll also have engaging segments like:

• "Who Would You Rather?"
• Trivia

Make sure to tune in for a home run of a podcast episode!

This week's episode features legendary high school football coach Jack Cochran! Jack takes us on a journey through his career, from his early days as a tight end at Norwich University to his incredible success building a winning program at Bloomfield High School.

Here are some of the highlights you won't want to miss:

• Jack discusses his playing career, including his wrestling background and transition to tight end.
• He shares the challenges and triumphs of taking over a struggling Bloomfield program with a limited number of players.
• We hear about the thrilling state championship run, playing rival schools like Weaver and Berlin, and facing future NFL players.
• Jack talks about the importance of building relationships with players and the unique experiences of coaching in a small town like Bloomfield.
• He reveals a street in Bloomfield that produced an incredible number of athletes, including Dwight Freeney, Nikesha Sales, and more!

Jack also offers his insights on:

• The current state of high school sports and the role of parents.
• His love for college football and his impressive home viewing setup.

This is a must-listen episode for anyone who loves high school football, inspiring stories, and the dedication of great coaches!

On the latest episode of the podcast, the Bristle Boyz party like it’s 1999. Basking in the glow of back-to-back national championships for the UConn Huskies, the Boyz welcome Rashamel Jones to the podcast. Rash was there when it started, co-captaining the ‘99 Dogs to their first natty. And he’s got stories to tell. Rash is a true blue Husky who helped raise UConn to blue blood status. Tune in, U won’t be disappointed.

This week, the Bristle Boyz welcome Connecticut’s own Zach Laput, a DII All-American and two-time Northeast-10 Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year at Bentley University. Zach discusses his decision to enter the transfer portal and test himself at the next level.

The Boyz also breakdown the men’s and women’s Final Fours and discuss the Yankees hot start to the season.

Ball or strike?

Fair or foul?

You make the call.

In the latest episode, the Bristle Boyz welcome former MLB umpire Ed Rapuano to the podcast. Plus, the Boyz breakdown the Connecticut high school and NCAA tournaments.

Play ball!

Bristol native Mike Drury sat down with Boyz to discuss his football career, his coaching philosophy and what went in to his decision to step down as Southington High’s head gridiron coach.

RIP Chuck.

The Bristle Boyz would like to dedicate this podcast to CT coaching legend and all-around good guy Chuck Drury, who tragically passed away following a car accident on Feb. 20. Just two days earlier, Mike Drury, Chuck’s son and the former Southington football coach, sat down with the Boyz. Chuck was very much a part of the conversation. He will missed, but his legacy will live on.

UConn men’s basketball fans will not want to miss the latest episode of the Bristle Boys podcast.

This week, the Boys welcome their biggest guest, both literally and figuratively, as 7-foot-2 Huskies’ center Donovan Clingan visited the studio.

Clingan discussed all things Connecticut basketball, including his favorite teammates, Coach Hurley and UConn’s quest for back-to-back national championships. This podcast is a slam dunk – see what we did there – and a must listen for anyone who bleeds blue.

On the latest edition of tue podcast, the Bristle Boys welcomed Mike Donaghey into the studio. And what a special guest he was. Mike regaled the Boys with stories from his two-sport career at Brown, his friendship with Bill O’Brien and his work in the Secret Service protecting two presidents. We salute you, Mike, and are confident the audience will be equally as impressed. We mixed in some Yanks, UConn and NFL, but Mike stole the show.