Welcome to a very special Christmas edition of the Old Guy Sports Podcast. We’re taking you back—way back—to a 1970s Christmas morning. The toys, the games, the sports stuff kids begged for, the TV lineup, the snow, the memories… all of it.”

It’s a special, time for all of us, and we are taking the time to remember, reflect, and share all that makes Christmas memories so precious.

Happy Holidays to all of you and your families. May your holiday season be as special as ours !!

“Hello friends and listeners out there! Its Miss Amy, and today on Old Guy Sports, we’re putting on our roller skates and trying not to fall down—because the Old Guy is taking us back to the wild world of Roller Derby. You know… the sport with skating, elbow throwing, flying over the rails, and maybe just a little bit of chaos.

I’m still not sure if it was a real sport or professional wrestling on wheels, but the Old Guy remembers watching it on TV in the 1970s and cheering for the Bay Bombers—especially the women, who were tough as nails and absolutely fearless. So grab a seat, keep your elbows up, and hang on tight… because this episode might just knock you right over the rail!”

Welcome to Episode 39. An Episode where we take a look at Friday nights across America and particularly Friday Night High School Football. Yep, were going to look at the phenomena that surrounds and shaped entire towns. From Texas to California, Ohio to Florida, high school football remains on of America's greatest unifying forces, and the programs that have defined generations of Friday Nights.

In the second segment, just like on our last episode, we will rank my choices for the 10 ten high school football programs throughout American Hiatory.

Sit back and enjoy folks.... and of course... feel free to have some popcorn...

Welcome to another great episode. This time we’re crackin’ open the time capsule and rankin’ the 10 greatest college football teams to ever stomp a muddy gridiron—pre-1980 edition only.

No participation trophies, no playoff committees, no fancy NIL money—just leather helmets, wishbone offenses, and teams that hit so hard the goalposts filed for workers’ comp.

So pour yourself a warm Schlitz, adjust the rabbit ears on that 19-inch Zenith, and let’s argue like it’s 1974. This is Old Guy Sports… and as always, we’re goin’ old school.

In this deeply personal episode of Old Guy Sports, we honor the life and legacy of Mary Ann Finke Henz. Mary Ann is Miss Amy's mother, and my mother-in-law. She is a remarkable woman who lived to be 102 and helped pave the way for generations of women athletes.

While Mary Ann may not have been a household sports name, she was a pioneer for all of us who didn't win the big sports prizes...who didn't make the spotlight. In this episode, The Old Guy reflects on her impact on the field, in her community, and across a century of incredible change in sports history.

A tribute filled with heart, gratitude, and perspective, this episode celebrates a life well played.

Welcome back folks. Were taking a break from our traditional sports podcast and taking a trip to the movies. Sports Genre. Yes, siree.... We are going to look at what I chose as the greatest sports movies, ones that I watched, and ones that I grew to love. In the 2nd segment, I bring Miss Amy back onto the set, and we have some fun testing both of our movie line knowledge with a quick little trivia quiz. Hope you all enjoy this episode, and come back again for future episodes.

If you recognize the letters in the title, you know we’re talking in this episode about the “All American Girls Professional Baseball League” of the 1940’s and 1950’s. They truly may be the most overlooked and forgotten Major League in history. In the first segment, we’ll take a look at the history and foundation of the AAGPBL. In the second segment, we will dive into some of the players, and of course a look into the future for women’s baseball. Enjoy the podcast, and please feel free to send your feedback.

Today, we're going to talk about a chapter of baseball history that every fan should know... whether you're a stathead, a casual fan, or just someone who loves a good story. I'm talking about the Negro Leagues of baseball. In the first segment we want you to come away with a deeper appreciation for what the Negro Leagues meant to baseball, and to America. In the second segment, we want to take a look at some of the great baseball players from the Negro Leagues. Please enjoy our podcast, and don't forget to visit our website at www.oldguysports.com and leave us some feedback.