Dream, of For The Numbers Fantasy, joined Chrystal to chat about the state of the Baltimore Orioles and help preview the series. 

Jesse Spector joined the show to chat about the New York Mets and the upcoming series with the White Sox.

Kristina Airdo joins Melissa Sage-Bollenbach to dissect the White Sox, from Miguel Vargas's hot streak and rising minor league talents to the fading Crosstown Classic rivalry. Tune in for a candid conversation that hits all the bases

Bayleigh and Chrystal are back to chat about what's new in Major League Baseball.

Berlin Kofoed, also known as Cube, joined Chrystal to discuss the Seattle Mariners.

Sara Sanchez from Bleed Cubbie Blue joined to chat about the upcoming Crosstown series and what's going on over on the North Side.

Is it sheer coincidence that with a White Sox fan in charge of things in the Vatican the team won three out of four prior to this recording?

This week on the podcast, Melissa Sage-Bollenbach and Allie Wesel and chata with Courtney Finnicum for a lively discussion covering Courtney's journey in sports media, her podcast "Pitch and Moan" (including a hint about a special guest!), and her unwavering White Sox fandom and expectations for the season.

Wick Terrell, editor of Red Reporter, is back to talk about a rarely-played opponent: the Cincinnati Reds.

White Sox fans and sports enthusiasts, join Melissa Sage-Bollenbach and Hannah Flippo as they discuss Edgar Quero, Chase Meidroth, trade rumors, division rivals, and the latest buzz around the South Siders.

The incomparable Chris Towers joined the podcast to give an update on the Marlins, break down the series, and make jokes about being old.

Continuing our 600th podcast celebration, Brett Ballantini had the Sharing Sox duo of Leigh and Will Allan on, for the very first time together, the mothership. We attempted to make zero references to the 2025 White Sox, but failed.

To commemorate the 600th Sox Populi Podcast, we had podcasting mainstays Chrystal O'Keefe (Visiting Dugout, Soxy Chicks, Estrogen Power Hour, et. al), Joe Resis (Sox Pop on the Farm) and Melissa Sage-Bollenbach (Ladies' Night) on to discuss the past four-five years of podcasting at Sox Populi and South Side Sox.

Somehow it's been more than 10 months since our last Farm podcast, so we returned with authority — namely, three authorities (Joe Resis, Kristina Airdo, Hannah Filippo) and a host (Brett Ballantini). We spent an hour covering each affiliate ... yes, even the Winston-Salem Dash.

Friend of the pod Kevin O'Brien is back to talk to Chrystal about a division rival -- the Kansas City Royals.

And other come what May observations

Chrystal hosted fantasy baseball expert Anthony to chat about the Houston Astros and what to expect from the upcoming series. 

Melissa Sage-Bollenbach and Kristina Airdo talk with Chrystal O'Keefe about baseball, the White Sox's 2025 season, and Chrystal's journey as a writer and podcaster. Whether you're a dedicated fan or just curious, tune in for career reflections and South Side insights.

Chrystal O'Keefe hosted the incomparable Jordan White to provide an update on the Brewers and help break down the upcoming homestand.

The Chicago White Sox wrapped up a series in Sacramento by falling from ahead and losing a series with an extra-inning loss — a loss that put them at THE EXACT SAME RECORD PACE AS 2024. Seems a good time to sit down, as Brett Ballantini did with Hannah Filippo, and wonder what in the world we are doing following this team.

Bayleigh and Chrystal are back to chat about what's going on in Major League Baseball at the moment.

This episode of Ladies' Night features Melissa Sage-Bollenbach, Allie Wesel, and Jacki Krestel discussing the White Sox's current state, family sports ties, and content creation challenges. Tune in for insightful discussion and Jacki's good vibes!

In a sillier episode that is a bit different from the usual series preview, Chrystal and Ed talked about what happened last week in Chicago and what the next laundry series will look like.

But first, a look at the bright side

Die-hard Athletics fan and friend of the podcast Aaron Cameron joined to discuss the Athletics' recent developments, both good and bad.