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The gang is all here to dive into a new season of interviews and fun conversations with some great people!

Today, we are joined by one of our favorite guests and a true friend of the Poz5.

Villanova Head football Coach Mark Ferrante!

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Week 13 the gang is joined by Joe Makoid

GREEN BAY @ DETROIT

KANSAS CITY @ DALLAS

HOUSTON @ INDY

BUFFALO @ PITTSBURGH

RAMS @ CAROLINA

CHICAGO @ PHILADELPHIA

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In this deeply personal episode, The Poz 5 sit down with Charlene Picciotti, daughter of beloved Delco boxer Mike “Pic” Picciotti, to honor the man whose fight extended far beyond the ring. Charlene opens her heart as she shares intimate stories of growing up with a father known for grit, loyalty, and a love that hit harder than any punch he ever threw. Together, we explore the legacy Mike leaves behind—the lessons, the laughter, the tenderness, and the quiet strength that shaped their family. This conversation is a celebration of a father’s impact, a daughter’s devotion, and the enduring spirit of a true Delco original.

Mike “Pic” Picciotti was a tough, pressure-style boxer from Delaware County, who went pro in 1976 and racked up a 31–4–3 record over a decade in the ring. He grew up in the Folsom section of Ridley Township, graduating from Ridley High School before launching his boxing career. Known for his punishing body attack, Picciotti fought many of his biggest bouts at local venues like the 69th Street Forum and in Atlantic City. His Delco roots were honored when he was inducted into the Delaware County Athletes Hall of Fame in 1997.

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