On today's episode of the Split the Corner Podcast, Kaz and Kyle are wishing everyone a Champion Crab Racing Day! Is that actually a thing? You better believe it, pal. One would think that there wouldn't be much to discuss when it comes to champion crab racing, but if that were the case, then this wouldn't be STC. Once all of that is out of the way, the discussion turns to sports you would watch regardless if you cared about the teams, whether the NFL should adopt a minor league-style developmental system, and why sports and sports fandom matter so much more than just tallies in the wins and losses columns. With this episode, we hope you come for the crab racing and stay for the spectacle. Cheers!

Ladies and gentlemen, we have arrived at the day of days...it is National Extraterrestrial Culture Day! Kaz and Kyle are taking some time to discuss whether or not they believe in aliens, potential discrepancies in technology, and why a hippie jam band festival just might be the best place for first contact to take place. Jumping on that jam band train, the guys are rehashing a music festival conversation from several years ago which debated musicians and artists from the past that would or would not make it in today's musical landscape. There are some artists that are hard yeses and others that might surprise you as no's. Kaz and Kyle are diving deep into the means by which media is consumed and how that might affect the chances of some music's most popular artists to "make it" in today's climate. We're coming in hot on today's episode of the Split the Corner Podcast.

Ladies and gentlemen, we here at Split the Corner want to go on record and wish everyone the happiest National Thomas Crapper Day that you or anyone you know has ever experienced. Today we take a moment to celebrate this man and his irrefutable contributions not only to the world of indoor plumbing, but to society and to humankind as a whole. That is a really tough act to follow, but Kaz and Kyle are going to give it a try as they embark on a discussion based around choosing your own path by inserting themselves into different scenarios involving television. What friend group would they want to hang out with from a TV show? Is there a particular family or even just a house that they would have liked to grow up in? It's a game of hypotheticals on today's episode and, as always, we've got some pretty strong opinions coming your way!