Casuals with Katie Nolan

Hello! It's the podcast that hates mops but loves MOPs. Today, Katie and the Casualties congratulate UCLA on their women's basketball national championship, Lauren Betts on her tournament MOP, and Holly Rowe for calling out why Lauren didn't get a trophy for that, and get into the Final Four drama between Geno Auriemma and Dawn Staley over the weekend. Who was right? Who was wrong? Who said they would beat whose ass? The team discusses, and looks at whether Lauren Betts or Awa Fam could've surpassed Azzi Fudd as the #1 pick in next week's WNBA Draft, the WNBA bungling the presentation of the expansion draft, and Angel Reese being traded to Atlanta ahead of WNBA free agency. Then, Katie and the Casualties get into the Men's Final Four and the rumors that the tournaments could be expanding to 76 teams next year, Lebron's comments about disliking Memphis, Gary Cohen's comments about St. Louis, and whether it's OK to publicly dislike a city, the PWHL selling out Madison Square Garden, the Islanders replacing their head coach four games before the playoffs, a baby being born at the Oilers game this weekend, the Nationals celebrating their 21st anniversary, bucketheads at Yankee Stadium, Baby Susac at the Giants game, Glizzilla at the Rockies game, Jo Adell possibly having the greatest defensive game in the history of baseball, the Red Sox getting "sell the team" chants, and the sordid tale of poison, helicopters, and seven years of investigation into insurance fraud among Mt. Everest rescue teams. The team wraps with Chris' look at What to Watch in sports this weekend, including a preview of Rory McIlroy's menu at The Masters Champions Dinner.

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Hello! It’s the podcast that’s telling @DudeWipes “please don’t comment on this”. Today, Katie and the Casualties get into Jayden Ivey being let go by the Bulls, and why simply calling it homophobia may be doing more harm than good, Tony Vitello explaining the Giants’ struggles with Kanye lyrics in 2026, Aaron Glenn on his quarterback, Anthony Edwards on nature calling specifically, and Chris’ joy as an Australian in watching Team Italy miss the World Cup. Then, Swilly AKA Sarah Wilson of JomBoy Media stops by [28:00] to talk about surviving her first winter in New York, moving from Southern California an being surrounded by Yankees fans, her Angels fandom and disgust with their ownership, her optimism for a Mike Trout renaissance, her tears for losing Shohei, her trip to the WBC, Opening Day and a potential all-time great year for rookies, the joy of the new ABS challenges, sympathy for umpires, her softball career and facing Montana Fouts at the JomBoy warehouse, and a full breakdown of 2026’s most impressive new ballpark foods, from lobster to pizza donuts. And finally, the team wraps with your voicemails on Katie’s NWSL fandom.

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Hello! It’s the podcast that was only $300 million away from saving the Connecticut Sun. Today, Katie and the Casualties take a look at a week full of sports headlines that AREN’T April Fools jokes, but might as well be - are the Golden Knights really hiring John Tortorella with 8 games left in the season? Did Tortorella really try to spear a fan with a hockey stick between panes of glass? Is the Phillies third baseman really suing his parents? Did LSU football just sign a 26-year-old rapper? Is Donald Trump really trying to move Madison Square Garden? Did Dana White… whatever?Then Katie and the team get into March Madness and the insanity of UConn’s buzzer beater, from the Duke hometown call to the UConn women’s team’s reaction, where the shot ranks on Chris’ list of all-time March buzzer beaters, whether the UNC men are getting a new coach, whether the LSU women are losing one, the Olympics banning transgender athletes for 2028 and Bob Costas genuinely thinking he’s the voice of reason, Tiger Woods’ car crash, his latest disappointment, and the concept of accountability, and an update on the latest in the 2026 World Cup, from the US team’s confusing loss to Belgium, and a ban on tailgating in New Jersey, to Jelly Roll being our nation’s chosen cultural representative - plus a special look at a historic day for the NWSL in Denver. And Chris wraps the show with What to Watch in sports this week.

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Hello! It’s the podcast that now knows pigs can’t write poetry. Today, Katie bids a heartfelt farewell to Liverpool legend Mo Salah as he announces he’s leaving the team, and celebrates two historic moments in women’s sports - the new CBA for WNBA players, and the second straight national championship for University of Wisconsin women’s hockey. Then, comedian Michael Cruz Kayne joins the show [23:02] to talk about his new special “Sorry For Your Loss”, his love of WNBA Games, his daughter’s love of Alysa Liu, and no one’s love of the end of Game of Thrones, their relationship with Pablo Torre and his role in the future of sports journalism, Michael Jordan vs. Michael Phelps, the horrors of being a middle schooler that drove him to play sports, winning the 2019 Big Walkowski MVP, the viral story of the dogs, a much worse conversation about dogs, and a look at the Most Insane Sports Headlines of a week that was FULL of insane sports headlines, from soccer injuries to cocaine sharks. Alan Ritchson didn’t even qualify. Then Katie and the Casualties wrap with your e-mails and voicemails from the week.

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Hello! It’s the podcast that truly does not play about its breakfast. Today, Katie and the Casualties take a deep deep dive into the international scandal that dominated the news cycle this weekend - Did Chappell Roan really ruin the birthday of the stepdaughter of Brazilian football star Jorginho? The team examines, hearing the sides and backstories of Chappell, Jorginho, Cat Cavelli, plus the relevance of third parties like Jude Law, Sia, Trixie Mattel, Will.i.am, TISM, Rey Mysterio, and Brazil’s least experienced mayor, all to find out: Who is truly the villain in this story? Then, Katie and the Casualties break down all of their favorite stories from the first weekend of March Madness, from the team dynamic of the Texas women and the shape of the Florida men, to near buzzer beaters for the Vanderbilt men and Clemson women. Plus, what exactly is High Point University? And who greenlighted Old Ball? The team then goes through this week’s edition of “Should I Have Said That Out Loud?” with the voices of Cam Skattebo, Luka Doncic, and more, and Katie’s reaction to actually sitting down and watching the Fanatics flag football game. And then as always, they wrap with What to Watch in the world of sports this week.

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