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Off The Air with Sean Baligian

Off The Air with Sean Baligian

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Join host Sean Baligian for a semi-daily dive into sports, current events, and delightful digressions. 🏈 Sports: Explore game highlights and analyses, experiencing the sports universe firsthand. 🌐 Current Events: Delve into insightful discussions beyond headlines, navigating to the heart of important matters. 🗣️ Occasional Digressions: Enjoy dynamic tangents and diversions for an entertaining experience. 🔴 Live and Unfiltered: Engage during semi-daily live broadcasts. Call us at 1-248-237-3257 or chat live.Unsyndicated Política y Gobierno
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  • Countdowns, Chaos & College Football: A No-Rules Tuesday
    Jul 9 2025

    In this jam-packed, food-fueled, no-rules Tuesday episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian counts down the 46 days until Week Zero of college football, unpacks The Athletic’s Top 25 College Football Rivalries list, and delivers his spicy (and sometimes controversial) takes on Michigan, Ohio State, and the playoff implications of a chaotic 2024 season.

    He and Todd dive into everything from their favorite international cuisines (Peruvian green sauce gets some love) to Bryce Underwood's potential, to the Red Wings' stagnant rebuild and Detroit’s allure—or lack thereof—for free agents. Plus, Sean waxes poetic about his days in Toledo and why being a Michigan fan in Ohio brings next-level drama.

    Also on the docket: Lions expectations, Ryan Day redemption, why Mahomes ≠ Cousins, and a farewell before Sean’s Greek getaway. Bonus: a little “Grease” musical nostalgia sneaks in before the credits roll.

    Come for the college football chaos, stay for the empanadas.

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    55 m
  • Nudie Mags, Nostalgia & Red Wings Reality Checks
    Jul 3 2025

    Sean Baligian kicks off this episode with a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the lost charm of print magazines—from Phil Steele’s college football previews to childhood rituals involving Sports Illustrated and Beckett price guides. Joined by Todd, the discussion touches on the generational shift in media consumption and the irreplaceable feel of flipping through pages on the “throne.”

    The conversation shifts gears as Sean breaks down the Detroit Red Wings' off-season moves, questioning whether John Gibson is enough to improve a team still lacking true star power. He dives into the harsh reality of the Atlantic Division, evaluates the ceiling for players like Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider, and revisits the long-standing debate over Dylan Larkin’s status as a top-line center.

    Mixed in are stories about Vegas gambling wins, the slippery slope of sports betting addiction, and a few laughs about fantasy football and Fourth of July grilling plans. From serious takes to silly memories, it’s a laid-back pre-holiday episode full of insight, nostalgia, and classic Sean banter.

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    41 m
  • Cauliflower Confessions, Duroc Devotion, and Draft Day Blues
    Jun 27 2025

    Sean Baligian is flying solo and coming clean in this episode of Off The Air—and no, it’s not about the Lions (for once). It’s a full-blown confession: he’s in love with cauliflower crust pizza. From raving about low-carb lifestyles and Duroc ribs to debating the future of Detroit’s sports franchises, Sean takes listeners on a wildly entertaining ride through food, fandom, and frustration.

    He dives into the Tigers’ latest series win and shares his wishlist for the Pistons’ second-round draft pick—though with a healthy dose of realism. He dishes on why the once-legendary "Meata" event went sideways (spoiler: sales got greedy), and teases a hockey-heavy What the Puck?! episode coming July 1.

    Also: Stanley Cup party stories (yes, including that dent), the chaos of NHL free agency, and why Connor McDavid’s cryptic comments might shake up the entire league.

    If you’ve ever grilled a rib, hated on deep-dish, or worn socks with sandals—you’ll feel right at home here.

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    45 m
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