“You know the golden hour at about 2 a.m. when you and your pals have been laughing and shrieking at each other all night, after a day spent being rowdy while window shopping and ordering every appetizer on the menu, and your voice is hoarse and your stomach hurts from how hard you've been laughing (and also possibly how many mozzarella sticks you've eaten), and you are all draped around each other in a blanket pile and you know you should go to sleep but you're filled with a warm glow of love and fellowship and the knowledge that you can Get Weird about the things you love in front of these people and they will still think you're wonderful? That's the vibe of this, the ONLY sports podcast I will probably ever follow. Prior to You Can't Do That, the only things about hockey that spoke to me were the punching and Soviet defection stories, and I felt guilty about liking the first part. Getting to follow along in real time as the hockey coven lives through a historic playoffs season for their family, the Washington Capitals, is an incredible treat. I love that in addition to experiencing the camaraderie, I'm actually learning about sports psychology and sociology and cultural differences within hockey-playing nations and key historical figures in hockey. (Keep those defection stories coming, guys.) Finding out that sports fandom can be joyful and weird instead of dour and math-obsessed and full of gatekeepers has been a gift.”Read full review »
lilah80 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/26/18
“As a caps fan and ex-NOVA resident existing in Kentucky/Ohio who was also on tumblr into her adult years, this podcast makes me feel seen, heard, and generally way less isolated. Eva, Kelly, and Rave are the best versions of my last 3 brain cells. Also my mom (arlington middle school teacher)...”Read full review »
sm_ohio via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/21
“You know how there are people on the internet who you adore and who you have to firmly remind yourself you don't actually know irl? What if those made an actual podcast, where you can listen in as if you are privy to their wonderful conversation? What if that podcast was filled with hilarious...”Read full review »
Tarastarr1 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/12/18
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