A revealing conversation with Jesse Winker

Fresh off of his no-hitter, Wade Miley joins the podcast to take us into the dugout and behind the scenes of his masterful No-No. Plenty of stories to be told on this one! Including the now famous Hulk tattoo, why the country boy Wade does not mesh with big cities, tough conversations with teammates, and fishing with Votto? and much more!

He burst onto the Major League Baseball scene and now he bursts onto The Jim Day Podcast

Imagine hitting a home run in your first Major League at-bat as Tyler Stephenson did. Tyler relives the incredible moment, his walk off HR later that season and throwing out Billy Hamilton, his relationship with Tucker Barnhart, Corky Miller's influence, how he's a 6'4" Teddy Bear, the unusual way he bought at PS5, one of the few things that can take a Georgia boy our of Georgia, how it was meant to be for him to be a Red and much more!

Tejay Antone, on the cusp of greatness, makes his Jim Day Podcast debut

The always fascinating Joey Votto returns to the Jim Day Podcast to tackle many subjects as only Votto can do…his brutally honest assessment of last season’s disappointments, the humbling experience of being benched, Ken Griffey Jr. talk, the battle with Father Time and how much he has left in the tank, why he says he has to ween himself off of YouTube! Why playing chess in a park is a dream, Joey Votto working in a front office? Why his relationship with Barry Larkin was challenging at first and much, much more!

Conversations with George Foster, Ron Oester, Barry Larkin, Jose Rijo, and Sean Casey

For decades, "Marty and Joe" were an institution in Reds country. Along for most of the ride as Producer/Engineer was Dave "Yiddy" Armbruster. "Yid" takes us behind the scenes for some classic "Marty and Joe" stories from the booth and away from the ballpark. Yid takes us into the Reds Radio broadcast booth in 2021 and beyond with his very unique perspective.

No one can bring it quite like "The Mayor" Sean Casey and his return appearance doesn't disappoint.

Nasty Boy Randy Myers makes him Jim Day Podcast Debut

National Baseball Hall of Famer Barry Larkin joins Jim Day in a reflective conversation when the party is crashed by 1990 World Series MVP Jose Rijo! It's Rijo and Larkin audio gold!

Tommy Thrall and John Sadak offer up their best moments

The "Coolness" meter is raised as Bronson Arroyo makes his return to the Pod

The writers roundtable returns to talk all things Cincinnati Reds. Bobby Nightengale of the Cincinnati Enquirer, C. Trent Rosecrans of the Athletic and Mark Sheldon of MLB.com join Jim to discuss the looming trade deadline, will the Reds be active? What is their status to win the Central? Foreign substances, should the shift be banned or regulated? The current environment of player access and are they satisfied? Thoughts on Castellanos, India and current players and much more!

Reds Hall of Famer Ron Oester brings his grit to the Pod! Ronny-O relives coming up in the Big Red Machine era, rookie hazing from Rose, Bench and Morgan, why he shaved his head during the 1990 World Championship season, how his hard edge leadership led to a few skirmishes, the text he sent to Marty Brennaman upon retirement, life as a grandfather and more!

Bally Sports Ohio's John Sadak joins Jim to talk about his first season in the Reds broadcast booth. What was John's path the Bigs? What was Opening Day like? Is it what he expected? John and Jim also get off the beaten path with old school wresting talk, pop culture, favorite TV shows of all-time, Star Wars, John's love of math and Jim's disdain for it, a history project that led John to sports and much more!

Reds on Radio play-by-play man Tommy Thrall brings his pipes to the Jim Day Podcast. Jim and Tommy take you inside the broadcast booths, how tough is it to follow a Reds legend in the radio booth, his working relationship with Jeff Brantley, being terrified on Opening Day, how Jim and Tommy became food legends in Phoenix, why both are not morning people, the one jinx Tommy believes in, and did a ghost show up mid episode? And more!

As he embarks on playing for Team USA, Todd Frazier invades the pod Jersey style! The "Todd Father" becomes the "Pod Father" with a look back at his favorite Reds teammates, what wearing the Red, White and Blue means to him, the self-proclaimed fast food French Fry expert, the famous switch-a-roo play, his favorite Reds moments, Frank Sinatra and more!

Future Reds Hall of Famer Jay Bruce talks retirement, Votto, Winker and more

Nothing is sweeter than an interview with Sweet Lou Piniella

He was so good the first time around, we had to have Sam LeCure back for part two! Sam dishes on former teammates from the playoff years from Arroyo to Votto and many in between, and the discussion gets serious when Sam talks about the struggles he went through after his career on the field ended. It's another spirited visit with "Nails."

Former Reds pitcher and current broadcaster Sam LeCure joins Jim for a much anticipated and lively conversation. Sam and Jim delve into many topics including reliving great and heartbreaking moments from 2010 and 2012, Sam's famous mustache, the story behind the "Cup" of 2012, how Corky Miller played a vital role in Sam reaching the Bigs, how the nickname "Nails" evolved, how Sam touched Jim's heart, Jonathan Broxton stuffing Billy Hamilton into a trash can and more!

Marty Brennaman calls Greg Vaughn the single greatest leader he ever witnessed in his 46 years in the Reds broadcast booth. 1999 was a memorable year in Reds Country and Greg Vaughn literally willed the Reds to 96 wins. From solely changing the Reds facial hair policy to his Good Cop/Bad Cop with Barry Larkin to the side of Greg Vaughn you perhaps never knew, that and more on the latest episode of The Jim Day Podcast.

Reds Hall of Famer George Foster embarks on the Jim Day Podcast. Once known as a quiet teammate on the Big Red Machine, he is far from that now! George and Jim discuss how the switch of Pete Rose to 3rd base exactly went down that allowed him into the everyday lineup, who did he hang with on the team, memories of Joe Morgan and how Joe became his mentor, thoughts and stories of his other BRM teammates, how Joe Nuxhall helped him develop as a hitter and a man, the incredible MVP season of 1977, how many HR’s would he hit if he played at GABP, who he patterned his swing after, what would his walkup music be if he played today, his coaching of youth baseball in Cincinnati, how he can mentor youth today and much, much more!