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KE Radio is a solo podcast hosted by Cody Kohlman that tackles all things Pittsburgh Sports as well as all around sports coverage and pop culture. Cody is taking this new journey as a challenge to improve his skills behind the mic and he can’t wait to bring you all on the journey with him!

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Episode 3: Gambling Woes, and The Steelers Struggles

2021/09/22

On this week's episode, Cody discusses his ongoing gambling struggles and begs for people to continue watching The Spread (LIVE @ 11AM Sunday Mornings), as well as celebrating an early Festivus with the Pittsburgh Steelers as he airs his grievances about Trai Turner and Big Ben.

Episode 2 - CFB Week 1, Steelers vs Bills Preview w/Carlo Guadagnino, The New Era of Pro Wrestling

2021/09/08

This week, Cody dives into the weekend that was in College Football and who is in the front running for the Heisman, as well as an idea he has for the College Football Playoff. Next Cody is joined by Carlo Guadagnino from the Dingo Talk podcast to discuss the Steelers vs the Bills. Finally Cody ends talking about the new era of pro wrestling and how WWE is in decline while AEW is on the rise.

Episode 1 - College Football, Steelers Preview, NFL Outlook and Future Bets

2021/09/01

In The first episode of KE Radio, your host, Cody Kohlman introduces himself and explains what this new podcast journey means to him. He then covers how he enjoys college football with out having an allegiance to a team and who he is taking for the Heisman this year. He then talks Steelers and what he expects to see this season as well as his take on the QB2 situation. Finally, Cody discusses the NFL and what he is looking forward to while also drooling over the "golden age" of QB's and giving out his Divisional winners.