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What It Do!!!

Cody Romans

Hi my name is Cody Romans. Im doing this Podcast to talk to be funny, silly, laugh hang with friends and get to know new people!!!

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#83
October 10 · 1 hr 30 min
NFL Talk 3 Ft Myles & Sean
The NFL feels one step away from a full-on identity crisis, and this conversation explains why. From shocking roster moves to the growing pressure on young quarterbacks, Cody, Sean, and Myles break down the league's most revealing storylines before the season's early chaos hardens into reality.Cody kicks things off with the Padres and the strange sight of fans repping the wrong team in the wrong stadium, but the real heat starts when the guys dig into the Joey Porter Jr. trade and what it says about the Steelers' direction. Is Pittsburgh rebuilding, settling, or simply drifting? Myles is blunt about the frustration, Sean pushes the bigger-picture management questions, and Cody calls out the team's habit of choosing comfort over urgency.From there, the conversation widens into one of the sharpest football debates of the episode: why teams keep rushing quarterbacks before they're ready. You'll hear them unpack JJ McCarthy, Jackson Dart, Sam Darnold, Cam Ward, Mendoza, and Jordan Love, along with the growing disconnect between talent, development, and expectation. They also get into how run games shape quarterback success, why some players manage the game while others change it, and how systems can make or break a young signal-caller.You'll discover: Why the Steelers' Joey Porter Jr. trade feels like a warning sign for the whole franchise What the Giants and Vikings moves say about quarterback development in today's NFL Why Jordan Love's struggles may be more about structure than raw ability How the Raiders, Rams, and other teams handle the future differently Why the league keeps creating pressure on young stars before they're truly ready The episode also turns into a wider critique of where football is heading. The guys talk about softening rules, flag football's rise, AI and robots in the sport's future, and whether the NFL's current direction is slowly pushing the game away from the hard-nosed culture fans grew up loving.If you want honest football talk with strong opinions, sharp takes, and real fan frustration, this one is for you. Perfect for anyone who cares about the NFL beyond the box score and wants to hear where the league is really headed next. Guests: Sean brings the Carolina and NFL perspective, especially on team-building, quarterback development, and why certain front offices keep repeating the same mistakes. Myles brings the Steelers lens and the most emotional read on the Joey Porter Jr. trade, plus blunt takes on what Pittsburgh has become. Cody hosts and drives the discussion, connecting the trades, QB debates, and bigger league trends into one fast-moving football conversation.
#82
September 29 · 36 min
We on Go!!!
A movie needs more than good references. Cody liked the Resident Evil details that echoed the games, but felt the humor undercut the horror. For him, callbacks work best when they strengthen a film’s mood rather than distract from it. Personal values shape what you’re willing to recommend. Cody couldn’t endorse Resident Evil because its repeated use of God’s name conflicted with his Christian beliefs, even though he appreciated some of its horror elements. Strong concepts can still fall flat in execution. Cody praised Robert Pattinson’s performance in Primetime, but thought the movie lost momentum and felt stretched. He also questioned whether its story was more concerned with ratings than with its stated purpose. Franchises need to stay connected to their defining characters. Cody hopes Clayface includes Batman and imagines a darker, more frightening take on the character. He also argues that a menacing Darth Vader story could give Star Wars a compelling new direction. Making the playoffs isn’t the finish line. Cody is excited the Padres clinched a playoff spot, but hopes the team keeps pushing toward a World Series rather than treating qualification as the goal. Small acts of kindness can make a real difference. Cody closes by encouraging listeners to notice when someone is tired or struggling and offer practical help—a coffee, a meal, or another simple gesture.
#81
September 16 · 35 min
Just Another One
A canceled Jeopardy-style episode, three new movie reviews, a Michigan football controversy, a brutal Rams loss in Australia, and a long-awaited merch update all collide in this raw, unfiltered solo episode from Cody. If you want honest takes with zero filter, this one is packed with reactions, rankings, and real-life updates.Cody opens by explaining why the planned group episode with Shannon, Tessa, and Carly fell apart after Riverside issues made the recording impossible to salvage. From there, he pivots into the kind of episode he wanted to give listeners anyway - a personal, off-the-cuff breakdown of what he’s been watching, what he’s been feeling, and why certain sports moments left him fired up.You’ll hear Cody break down three movies he recently watched, including Backrooms, The Dog Stars, and the long-overdue classic Fargo. He shares what worked, what fell flat, why the first half of some films pulled him in, and why Fargo ended up being the one that really stuck with him. He also explains exactly what he looks for in horror and apocalypse movies, from atmosphere and tension to whether a story actually earns its ending.Then the episode turns into a sports rant with real stakes. Cody reacts to Michigan’s wild clock-management controversy, the questionable Hail Mary finish, and what it all says about the team’s early-season outlook. He also unloads on the Rams’ ugly loss in Australia, calling out the preparation, travel decisions, and lack of execution that made the defeat feel bigger than just one bad game.Along the way, Cody gives an update on the podcast’s future, including new merch finally moving forward after a rough breakup with a previous shirt company. He also closes with a heartfelt shoutout to his friend Rhett for the support, making this episode feel as personal as it is opinionated.Perfect for listeners who want movie talk, sports takes, creator updates, and the kind of honest solo episode that feels like hanging out with a friend who says exactly what he thinks.
#80
August 15 · 25 min
Powell Tested!!
A bucket-list trip turns into a real-life reminder of why Lake Powell is legendary - towering canyon walls, houseboat chaos, surprise monsoons, and the kind of family moments that stick with you long after the vacation ends.Cody shares the full story of finally making it out to Lake Powell, from the long drive and 54-foot houseboat setup to finding the perfect secluded sandbar in Padre Bay. What starts as a dream getaway quickly becomes an adventure filled with weather stress, anchor drills, and the kind of wide-open wilderness that makes you understand why people talk about this place like it’s sacred.You’ll hear about the two very different river experiences Cody grew up around, the family crew that made this trip possible, and the small moments that made the week unforgettable - camping, fire stories, goofy boat memories, woofums by the fire, and a Sunday church service led by Trey that left a real impact.Cody also opens up about what the trip stirred up beyond the vacation itself. From gratitude and family to friendships, fitness, and getting back on track with the podcast, this episode is as much about resetting mentally as it is about the adventure.You’ll get: The reality of taking a houseboat into Lake Powell when the water level changes everything What it’s like to anchor a massive boat before a monsoon hits Why the canyon thunder and night skies make this place unlike anywhere else How family, laughter, and faith shaped the trip The perspective shift Cody brought home with him If you love boating, outdoor adventure, family stories, or just need a reset-yourself kind of episode, this one delivers. It’s funny, reflective, and full of the kind of real-life moments that make you want to pack a bag and head to the water. Perfect for anyone who needs a break, a laugh, and a reminder that the best trips are the ones that change you a little.
#79
July 2 · 1 hr 40 min
Its Hoggard Time!!! Ft Sean H
Cody and Sean kick things off with a deep dive into a major UFC card, breaking down why stacked fight cards don’t always deliver on paper, how fight strategy often gets mistaken for “boring,” and why the White House event felt so iconic. They discuss standout performances from fighters like Ilia Topuria, Gaethje, and others, plus the emotional weight of championship moments, post-fight interviews, and the politics of fighting talk versus performance.The conversation then shifts into sports debate mode with a fun “keep four, cut five” tight end draft, where Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates, Travis Kelce, Gronk, Shannon Sharpe, Greg Olsen, Jason Witten, Jimmy Graham, and Dallas Clark get compared and ranked. From there, they move into NFL trade talk, especially the huge value attached to pass rushers like Maxx Crosby and what win-now teams are willing to sacrifice for elite defense.Later, the episode turns personal as Cody shares his growing interest in golf and how humbling it’s been to learn the game, while Sean reflects on the realities of balancing work, kids, and supporting a household. The episode closes on a reflective note about friendship, growth, and pride in becoming the kind of person who shows up for others again.
#78
June 12 · 1 hr 51 min
That's My Boy!!! Ft Cole Howell
In this episode of the "What A Do" podcast, Cody and Cole dive into a lively discussion about movies, focusing on the unexpected success of the horror film "Obsession." They explore how this low-budget film has outperformed major franchises like Star Wars, sparking a conversation about the importance of passion and creativity in filmmaking. The hosts also debate the merits of practical effects versus CGI, and the impact of nostalgia on movie success. Additionally, they engage in a fun game of "keep or cut" with popular horror films, sharing personal insights and preferences. The episode wraps up with a discussion on UFC fights and a heartfelt message about self-confidence and community support.
#77
June 7 · 31 min
It's Me Cody!!!
In this episode, Cody dives deep into recent movies he’s watched — from the nostalgic action of Star Wars’ Mandalorian to the gripping horror of ‘The Obsession.’ He shares candid reviews, including why he believes franchises like Moana and Aladdin are better off left alone. Get ready for a fresh perspective on why original stories and innovative ideas triumph over endless remakes and recycled concepts.
#76
May 19 · 1 hr 54 min
We Solemnly Disagree Ft Jasmine & Esahi
We talk about a load of stuff from Harry Potter, Trips,Movies,and New Puppie!!!!
#75
April 29 · 1 hr 2 min
Nights Coming Ft Brent Borden & Shannon Borden
This episode is perfect for anyone who loves funny stories, nostalgic childhood fails, or just wants a reminder that sometimes, it’s okay to be wrong — as long as you can laugh about it. Whether you’re a trivia buff or just in need of a good laugh, you’ll walk away with a fresh perspective on the foolishness of human memory and a hefty dose of humor.
#74
April 22 · 37 min
I Know Just Me!!!
Cody dives deep into his recent movie reviews, from the highly anticipated Peaky Blinders movie, which surprisingly fell short of expectations for true fans, to Project Hail Mary, reigniting his love for theater-going. You'll discover how storytelling, character presence, and emotional moments elevate a filmBut it’s not just movies—Cody shifts gears to the UFC, highlighting how the sport’s golden days of intense personalities, raw fighting spirit, and exciting matchups are slipping away. You’ll break down: which fighters are still bringing the fight and which are playing it safe; how the focus on technicality may be killing the sport’s "gladiator" appeal; and whether the UFC’s future looks as bright as it once was. He reveals how today's fighters could learn from the legends of the past to revive the sport’s primal, adrenaline-pumping essence.
#73
April 3 · 1 hr 50 min
The Three Amigos Ft Ivan F & Tyler W
Cody, Tyler, and Ivan as they explore their shared passions for anime, music, and personal life stories. From childhood memories to favorite villains, this episode is a deep dive into what makes their bonds and interests unique.Main Topics: The origins and evolution of their friendship from middle school to today Top anime favorites and mental models for categorizing the best series The importance of lineup stability in bands and how it affects their music Favorite albums and songs that have created lasting memories Playful debates over the "Mount Rushmore" of anime and hardcore bands Personal stories about living arrangements, favorite pizza styles, and life milestones
#72
March 21 · 1 hr 21 min
The Best Of Times Ft Myles Noland
NFL & NBA Free Agency, Record-Breaking NBA Performances & Team Rankings – Episode Recap In this lively episode, we explore the latest NFL free agency moves, including strategic team acquisitions and potential impacts on playoff runs, as well as a deep dive into NBA dynamics—from record-breaking performances to league trends. Plus, we play a fun game ranking legendary wide receivers and NBA players, and discuss some intriguing trade rumors and league controversies. Perfect for sports fans looking for expert insights and hot takes. Key Topics Recent NFL free agency highlights, including major trades and signings like Mike Evans, Kenneth Gainwell, and Joey Bosa's move to the Niners The unfolding of NFL team strategies under new coaching regimes and GM decisions NBA's current state: record-breaking performances like Bam Adebayo’s 83-point game, league trends, and societal perceptions of the game League controversies such as flopping, foul baiting, and league officiating affecting gameplay and ratings Fun rankings of all-time top wide receivers and NBA players, using selective criteria Rumor mill around NBA trades involving Max Crosby, Kyler Murray, and team rebuilds Conspiracies about trade negotiations and team management tactics Reflection on the legacy and current form of prominent athletes like KD, Kobe, LeBron, and emerging stars
March 18 · 6 min
Im Sorry Podcast
Cody shares his personal journey through challenges, mental health struggles, and the importance of authenticity and resilience in podcasting and life.
#71
February 8 · 2 hr 1 min
Just Another One Ft Myles Noland
In this engaging conversation, hosts Cody and Myles delve into the latest album by J. Cole, exploring its themes of personal growth and storytelling. They reflect on the significance of rap beefs and their impact on artistry, while also previewing the upcoming Super Bowl and discussing key players. The discussion highlights the subjective nature of music appreciation and the importance of context in understanding an artist's work, all while sharing personal anecdotes that enhance the relatability of their conversation. In this engaging conversation, Myles and Cody delve into various topics surrounding the NFL and NBA, discussing coaching legends, Hall of Fame debates, the impact of documentaries, player struggles, and the intricacies of trade deadlines. They reflect on the future of the Lakers, the importance of personal growth, and the challenges faced by players in the league. The dialogue is rich with insights and personal anecdotes, making it a compelling listen for sports enthusiasts.
#70
January 24 · 1 hr 36 min
Another Silly Goose Time Ft Ivan & Cole
In this engaging podcast episode, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from the anticipation of J. Cole's final album to the intricacies of mixtapes versus albums. They delve into the authenticity of artists in the rap game, share anime recommendations, and critique the final season of Stranger Things. The conversation shifts to the Star Wars franchise, exploring fan expectations and the impact of creative decisions. The hosts also reflect on the timelessness of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and express concerns over potential changes in the Harry Potter reboot. Throughout the episode, they emphasize the importance of staying true to source material and the need for original characters in storytelling. In this lively conversation, the hosts discuss their recent movie experiences, comparing disappointments and expectations. They delve into the world of anime, debating the merits of 'Demon Slayer' versus 'Attack on Titan.' The discussion shifts to the superhero realm, contemplating the pros and cons of being a mutant versus a bender. The hosts then explore the world of WWE, discussing the dynamics of heels and babyfaces. As they preview an upcoming UFC fight card, they share personal updates, including humorous anecdotes about parenting and reflections on positivity in life.
#69
January 3 · 1 hr 24 min
NFL Talk 2 Ft Myles & Sean
In this episode, the hosts discuss the current state of the NFL as the playoffs approach, reflecting on their holiday experiences and transitioning into a deep analysis of team dynamics. They explore the unpredictability of the AFC and NFC, highlighting potential contenders and dark horses. The conversation also delves into a debate about the legacies of Cam Newton and Michael Vick, as well as a recent incident involving DK Metcalf that raises questions about player accountability and fan interactions. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of the NFL, focusing on player contracts, the legacy of Antonio Brown, and the evolution of wide receivers. They discuss the impact of player decisions on team dynamics, coaching styles, and the changing roles within the game, particularly the middle linebacker position. The dialogue also touches on the importance of emotion in coaching and the strategies that define successful teams. As they explore these themes, the hosts share personal insights and anecdotes, creating a lively and informative discussion.
#68
Dec 27, 2025 · 32 min
The Traveler
In this episode, Cody reflects on his recent trip to Idaho, sharing heartfelt moments with family and friends, his experiences at a comedy show featuring Shane Gillis, and his observations about the local culture. He also discusses the coaching drama surrounding the Michigan Wolverines and wraps up with thoughts on the holiday season and future podcast plans.
#67
Nov 28, 2025 · 32 min
Be Thankful
In this conversation, the speakers discuss the anticipation surrounding major character deaths in the series 'Stranger Things', particularly focusing on the Duffer brothers' hints about an upcoming shocking death that promises to be more intense than previous ones. The emotional weight of such losses and their implications for the narrative are also explored.
#66
Nov 8, 2025 · 1 hr 56 min
Brotherhood!!! Ft Tyler Wiens
In this engaging conversation, Cody and Tyler reminisce about their childhood memories, gaming adventures, and the evolution of their music tastes. They share funny family moments, discuss their favorite hardcore music albums, and explore the impact of anime on culture. The conversation also delves into the success of Demon Slayer and the implications for the anime industry, as well as critiques of Bleach's power scaling. With a mix of nostalgia and humor, they reflect on their shared experiences and the influence of music and anime in their lives. In this engaging conversation, Tyler and Cody delve into the world of anime and manga, discussing their favorite series, character developments, and the impact of animation quality. They explore the evolution of anime adaptations, the importance of reading manga, and the diverse genres that enrich the anime landscape. The duo also shares their thoughts on iconic fight scenes, character dynamics, and the emotional depth found in shows like Vinland Saga and Jujutsu Kaisen. As they reminisce about their favorite moments and recommend hidden gems, they highlight the significance of storytelling and character arcs in anime.
#65
Oct 31, 2025 · 1 hr 7 min
Here We Go Again! Ft Blake Borden
In this episode of the podcast, Cody and Blake discuss various topics ranging from Blake's transition to life in Washington, her journey in education, and her experiences working with special needs children. They explore the importance of relationships in teaching, the challenges faced in special education, and the need for empathy and understanding in working with students with disabilities. The conversation highlights the rewarding aspects of teaching while acknowledging the difficulties and the need for support from parents and the community.

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