super bowl party

Tune in to the easygoing "Chat with StuMac" segment featuring Stuart McMillian and Scott Jagow. Join the conversation as they share Super Bowl traditions, banter about Bills fandom, and dive into the timeless debate of blue cheese vs. ranch for buffalo wings. Enjoy insights into Bills Mafia gatherings, reflections on Super Bowl heartbreaks, and the joy of celebrating Buffalo wings.  

Maybe the Super Bowl will be a great game with a dozen lead changes. Or maybe it'll be a sloppy, boring, one-sided affair. What we know for certain is that Super Bowl Squares is the lamest party game ever invented. Mat and Charch give you a half dozen better games that'll enhance your Super Bowl party.

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Gorden Tallis & Emma Lawrence are back to recap a massive first weekend of NRL trials. Gordy's concerned by the lack of Wayne Bennett at the Dolphins first game, we discuss how Reece Walsh can lift the Broncos to the next level & Gordy takes us through meeting the footy player Tallis Duncan who is named after him. 

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In the same manner in which they offended guests at the Indianapolis J.W. Marriott nine Super Bowl Saturdays ago (as detailed in the story that kicks off this episode), FOX’s Charissa, ESPN’s Jeff and NFL Network’s Mike air some of their dirty laundry--quite literally, in one of their cases. With Natalie sucked into the jetstream (not literally), they detail their various feuds, explain how much ended up in the concussion protocol before Super Bowl XLV and talk about the origin of the iconic Super Bowl party they co-host annually, pandemic-impacted-years excepted. They also speak of pink pussy hats and bone-colored pants. You heard me.

What does a Bon Appetit video about canning seafood have in common with indoor dining reopening for Valentines Day in New York City and Super Bowl parties? More than you may think. In this emergency episode of Hot Takes on a Plate, Rob Petrone chats with self-described food antagonist Joe Rosenthal (@joe_rosenthal on Instagram) to discuss the Brad Leone “It’s Alive” video gone wrong, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s contradictory takes on indoor dining and why throwing or attending a Super Bowl party is a very bad idea during COVID.

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