The 5th Quarter Podcast is a groundbreaking podcast that delves into the lives of former athletes as they navigate the uncharted waters of retirement.

Host, Sandy Adams, brings forth captivating interviews, sharing the stories of retired athletes who transitioned into new endeavors and discovered their purpose beyond sports.

The road for many of these former athletes was not always easy or straightforward.  Each episode sheds light on the physical, emotional, and mental challenges athletes face during this critical phase, and beyond, offering valuable insights and practical advice to empower listeners in their own post-athletic journey.

This podcast is not only for athletes, but for anyone looking to transition into a new phase of life

Darin Haynes

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  Welcome! You’ve found the Pigskin Dispatch podcast, your portal to positive football history!

We’re dedicated to bringing you the anniversaries, facts, and forgotten legends of the gridiron, one day and one story at a time. Whether you’re interested in the evolution of the game’s rules, the careers of College Football Hall of Famers, or the unique stories connecting football to global history, you’ll find it all here.

Tim Hanlon

Tim Hanlon is the host and producer of the "Good Seats Still Available" podcast -- the culmination of a life-long fascination, and downright unhealthy obsession with the defunct, abandoned and otherwise abjectly forgotten corners of professional North American sports. 

In 1983, Memphis landed a franchise in the upstart United States Football League after flirting with the World Football League in the 1970s. First owned by Logan Young and then local cotton magnate William Dunavant, the team attracted a charismatic coach, Pepper Rodgers, as well as future Hall of Famer Reggie White (University of Tennessee) and quarterback Walter Lewis (University of Alabama). Following a sub-par initial season, Dunavant lured USFL executive Steve Ehrhart to Memphis, where he built a roster with top-level talent that led to a deep run into the 1985 USFL playoffs. Doomed by a failed anti-trust lawsuit against the National Football League, the USFL collapsed and left Memphis outside the major leagues. This work provides the complete history of the Memphis Showboats, telling the story of the city's support for professional football.

Bob SwickGridiron Greats covers 140+ years of North American football history and memorabilia. It was founded in 2002 and published by Franklin Rose who then turned over to Bob Swick and Swick Enterprises starting with Issue 23.