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Rushing the Field is the college football podcast where chaos reigns supreme! Join ’Evil’ Mark Hammond, an unapologetic SEC shill and West Coast football aficionado, and Eric Stephens, a die-hard Notre Dame fan (yes, we know), as they tackle the wildest, wackiest, and most ridiculous stories from the world of college football. Each week, they break down the big games, roast the latest disasters, and somehow still manage to squeeze in actual analysis. But that’s not all! Tune in for What’s Wrigley Watching, the only cat-based podcast trivia game that matters, and stick around for the ...

Listening to this book will be like stepping on a psychological rollercoaster. The main characters, Arthur, Sam, Sid, and Orthopox, come to life as the two college boys fall in love. This is the first book in a series that will keep you craving for more! If you are a ally or simply like hearing about what a bromance is actually like, this is the book for you! Science fiction, fantasy, and romance fans will all find something to appreciate about this book!

Renovation Radio host Mark Hammond interviews experts from the housing industry and captures their stories.

Rushing the Field is the college football podcast where chaos reigns supreme! Join ’Evil’ Mark Hammond, an unapologetic SEC shill and West Coast football aficionado, and Eric Stephens, a die-hard Notre Dame fan (yes, we know), as they tackle the wildest, wackiest, and most ridiculous stories from the world of college football. Each week, they break down the big games, roast the latest disasters, and somehow still manage to squeeze in actual analysis. But that’s not all! Tune in for What’s Wrigley Watching, the only cat-based podcast trivia game that matters, and stick around for the ...

In 2014 a 29 year old from Gateshead in the north of England, emboldened by Marc Maron's candour had the misguided thought, 'Why don't I do a podcast?'.  Unfortunately, Mark didn't really have a premise, script or point.  Fast forward to the present, Mark is cringing about his contribution to the craft of recording yourself talking with absolutely no use, direction nor shame.  However, these files exist and capture a time...a time when Mark too fell prey to the raging desire to say things into his phone, as if anyone would ever willingly indulge his soliloquies.  He consoles himself that ...