Episode 3: UntouchaBulls

All killer no filler in this week's episode. Well....maybe some filler. Listen in as Chris and Scott talk about 1993 a little bit and then revisit an old favorite of theirs - The Secret NBA. Or is it NBA Secret Stuff? Who knows? Thankfully Chris did!

1990 - Wow what a year. The start of the decade brought some political turmoil around the globe, but much more importantly, it brings our quaint little show back to the era of ridiculous clothes and music! Listen in as Scott and Chris struggle to remember that far back while they talk about the Bad Boy Pistons and their journey to a second consecutive championship. Daddy Rich and MC Hammer are both featured prominently, so you know this one's a hoot!

The 1998-99 NBA season was a weird one. From a lockout, a short season, Cher, and of course Y2K, the only thing that made sense was who took home the trophy. So listen in to hear some embarrassing stories and talk about the end of the millennium with Scott and Chris!

Guys! A real-life olympian was on the show! Two-time medalist Caitlin Cahow of the US Women's National Hockey Team shares her experiences growing up as a hockey player, earning her spot on the team, and what it was like to participate in the games. How do basketball and hockey overlap? Do they?? Listen in and find out!

The Bulls had reached the mountain top, but Clyde the Glide had his eyes on the prize. Listen as Chris and Scott break down 1992's incredi-bull film, The UntouchaBulls: The Chicago Bulls' Second Championship Season. Lots of grunts and groans in this one. Enjoy!

Scott and Chris talk Space Jam! We talk all about the 1996 hit film, the work that went into it, and the "Legacy" that followed it.

Go back in time with Scott and Chris to the year 1991 as the 90's Slam crew breaks down "Learning to Fly: The World Champion Chicago Bulls Rise to Glory." Join us for the unofficial beginning of the greatest era in basketball.....and maybe fashion too!

An introduction to the podcast, and a short breakdown of one of the best commercials in human history.