On the episode of The Rap With Maz & Friends, Maz, Clarence, and Brendan are joined on the phone by NBC Sports Boston reporter Phil A. Perry. The guys ask Phil where he believes Tom Brady will land in free agency. Will he stay in New England or move on?Then, are the Patriots and 49ers discussing a trade that would swap Brady and Jimmy Garoppolo? Finally, they talk to Phil about the state of Boston professional sports with the Celtics, Bruins, and Red Sox and compare it to what is going on here in Detroit.

On this edition of The Rap With Maz & Friends, Maz, Clarence, and Terry discuss the NFL combine with Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press. Dave breaks down what he saw at the combine from several prospects that have been tied to the Detroit Lions in recent mock drafts. Then Maz discusses his pet peeve in the NBA. Finally, Terry gives his thoughts on the Central Michigan vs Western Michigan football game being moved to Ford Field in 2020.

On today’s Episode, Jay is joined by Andy Bisaha (Podquesters & Geektainment Weekly Co-Host) as Ian is out doing some bounty hunting. The two of them chat on the reveal of Project Luminious, are joined by a certain Kawakian Monkey Lizard, and discuss all the new Toy reveals!

On this episode of King & Foster, Jimmy, Terry, and Maz are joined by long time Detroit Pistons beat writer Vince Ellis. They talk to Vince about his time at the Detroit Free Press and his time covering the Pistons. Vince gives an update on what’s next for him. Finally, the guys ask him about his thoughts on this year’s Pistons team.

On this NFL packed episode of The Rap With Maz & Friends, Maz, Clarence, & Brendan are joined in studio by former Green Bay Packer and Detroit Lion TJ Lang. The guys break down the new NFL collective bargaining agreement that was passed by the NFL Players Association. TJ explains why he would vote against it while also looking back on his voting process during the 2011 CBA. Then, Maz asks TJ who the Lions should target in free agency. Finally, Maz welcomes TJ to the NRM Streamcast family.