Ashton and Brandon sit down with Jay Stewart and Peter Lawrence to discuss Texas Hill Country Heat’s clutch victory over Boom Train, and how they secured Heat’s second National Title!

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Ashton and Brandon sit down for a long time and discuss pretty much everything that’s gone on in quadball for the past 2 months.

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Ashton and Brandon sit down with repeat D1 champion Ryan Cleary and Coach Riley Usami to discuss Creighton’s 2026 championship.

Ashton and Brandon sit down and react to the pools for the upcoming National Championship, as well as the formats for each.

Ashton sits with Quadball One Creator and USQ Youth Director, Michael Rodriguez, to ask him about his motivations and give our listeners a better look at what exactly he does for the sport.

Ashton sits down with Texas Hill Country Heat star, Bailee Fields, to discuss the history of the team as well as all of their recent success, highlighted by their win at the Garland National Qualifier.

After that, Ashton and Brandon talk about everything they saw at the tournament: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Ashton and Brandon sit down to discuss the new format Major League Quadball will be using moving forward.

Ashton and Brandon sit down to discuss Space City Invitational with Heat’s Riley Moehlmann.

The three of them talk about how the tournament went, adjusting from playing in college to playing in club, and a little bit about Riley’s success this weekend as Heat’s highest scoring player for the tournament.