Can't Lose - A Friday Night Lights Podcast

In the final episode, Pete discusses his favorite moments, seasons, and characters from Friday Night Lights, and tries to figure out why he still cares about high school football all these years later.

Pete closes up shop on Season Five, discussing the positives and the negatives of the Friday Night Lights finale.

Pete wallows in personal football misery and gets one step closer to wrapping up Season Five.

Pete recaps the first four episodes of the final season after discussing the emotional rollercoaster that was the UVA/Miami game.

Pete recaps all of the drama surrounding the Taylors, Vince, and Riggins at the end of Season Four.

Pete recaps an unbelievable football weekend and the middle of Season Four.

Pete is joined by a special guest, hilarious comedian and Friday Night Lights superfan Mike Cannon.  They discuss all things Seasons 1-4, their own personal sports experiences, and what the show means to them.  Check out Mike's album, "I Think It Just Kicked In", available on iTunes and Spotify now.

Pete discusses all the drama at the end of Season Three, except for Landry and Tyra.  Nobody cares about Landry and Tyra.

Pete recaps Episodes 5-8 of Season Three, discussing Joe McCoy (the Lavar Ball of Friday Night Lights), Saracen getting benched, and all the pep talks he needed to hear in high school

Pete talks about his action packed escape from wine country before diving into Season Three, the shady McCoys, and more.

Pete talks about the end of Season Two, woke Buddy Garrity, and the beauty of Pac-12 After Dark.

Pete talks about episodes 6-10 of Season Two, including the conclusion of the dumb murder plotline, homeless Riggins, and the time he accidentally spilled a pitcher of beer on an NFL linebacker.

Pete goes over the first five epsiodes of Season Two and wonders why a show about high school football has turned into part of the Law and Order franchise.

Pete talks about his own path from high school JV benchwarmer to Division I benchwarmer, the importance of striving in the face of failure, and all things State.

Pete discusses the middle third of Season One, covering the ever-evolving romances of the main characters, the push for the playoffs, and whether or not KFC is still considered chicken.