Sports Goat Talk

Join Landon Sikahema as he interviews guest from all aspects of the sports world and as he breaks down some of the best and most nuanced sports topics historically and currently.

Sports Goat Talk is a sports podcast hosted by Landon Sikahema, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Landon Sikahema hosts Sports Goat Talk, a sports show with 13 episodes published.

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  From Hawaii to the Naval Academy | Ken Niumatalolo

  Jun 6, 20261h 18mS0

  <p>Ken Niumatalolo: From Laie to Navy—Radford Title Run, Hawaii Roots & the Triple Option Journey</p><p><br></p><p>Host Landon Sikahama interviews Ken Niumatalolo about his upbringing and football path: born in American Samoa to a U.S. Coast Guard family, moving through New York, Oregon and California before settling in Hawaii and later Laie when his father worked at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Ken attended Aiea and Aliamanu schools, spent eighth grade at Kahuku, tried Iolani but transferred to Radford to play quarterback while living with the Salanoas. He recounts Radford’s undefeated junior season and only...

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  BYU's Generational Dominance | Robbie Bosco & Tom Holmoe

  Jun 6, 20261h 1mS0

  <p>BYU Legends Robbie Bosco & Tom Holmoe on 1984 Glory, 49ers Super Bowls, Ty Detmer & Cougar Football HistoryHost Landon Sikahema interviews BYU legend Robbie Bosco, starting QB of BYU’s undefeated 1984 national championship team, and Tom Holmoe, BYU athletic director and four-time Super Bowl champion with the 49ers. They discuss their limited interaction during the 1984 season, former Cougars on the 49ers, and how BYU’s offense related to Bill Walsh’s West Coast system. Bosco breaks down BYU’s 1984 team and a hypothetical matchup with Oklahoma. Holmoe shares anecdotes about Charles Haley, Bill Romanowski, Jack “Hacksaw” Reynolds, and Ronnie Lott’s finger amputat...

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  From Tonga to Kahuku to Penn State to Cleveland Browns | Tim Manoa

  Jun 6, 202659 minS0

  <p>From Tonga to Penn State National Champ to the Cleveland Browns: Tim Mana Interview</p><p><br></p><p>Host Landon Sikahema interviews former Kahuku Red Raider Tim Manoa about moving from Tonga to Hawaii at age 10 with no knowledge of American football, first playing baseball and reaching the Hawaii Little League All-Star team that finished second in Mexico, then switching to football at Kahuku. Manoa discusses playing JV with teammate Lakei Heimuli, moving alone to Pennsylvania for better education, adjusting to snow and culture, and starring at North Allegheny as a Parade and USA Today All-American. He explains...

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  NFL Strikes | Vai Sikahema

  Apr 10, 202642 minS0

  <p>Inside the 1987 NFL Strike: Crossing the Picket Line, Replacement Players, and Plan B Free Agency (with Vai Sikahema)</p><p>Host Landon Sikahema interviews his father, recurring guest Vai, about the 1987 NFL player strike, which began after Week 2. Vai describes how the Cardinals were divided over striking, Gene Stallings’ preference that players return to win games, and why Vai ultimately crossed the picket line despite being called a scab. He explains the awkward dynamics of playing alongside replacement players, including a few who performed well enough to earn roster spots and replace striking veterans, and how tensions lingered in th...

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  Introduction to Sports Goat Talk

  Jan 13, 20262 minS0

  <p>Interested in my sports podcast Sports Goat Talk? Check out this video to learn what it's all about!</p>

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