17 FEB 2019 · James Faris shares what he's learned about JMU women's basketball as a lead beat writer for the team this season for The Breeze. Follow him on Twitter @JFarisSports.

16 FEB 2019 · Host James Faris (@JFarisSports) breaks down the top of the Eastern and Western Conference heading into NBA All-Star weekend and makes an early Finals pick. Follow the show on Twitter @GoodTakePod.

7 FEB 2019 · Host James Faris (@JFarisSports) explains why the Washington Wizards are a hopeless disaster (1:12) and gives his take on all the recent NBA trades (14:02) before breaking down the latest developments in the Anthony Davis trade saga (23:30). He then gives his take on the Super Bowl (33:45) and explains why this game is a nightmare for the Rams, although they have a relatively young team. Follow the show on Twitter @GoodTakePod.

3 JUL 2018 · On the fourth episode on the Good Take Podcast, Noah Ziegler (@NoahZiegler) and James Faris (@JFarisSports) break down the NBA free agency, the results of the NBA draft and the knockout stage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

19 JUN 2018 · On the third episode of the Good Take Podcast, James Faris (@JFarisSports) and Noah Ziegler (@NoahZiegler) break down the NBA Draft and preview the top prospects while discussing their top five draft boards. 

13 JUN 2018 · On the second episode of the Good Take Podcast, James Faris (@JFarisSports) and Noah Ziegler (@NoahZiegler) discuss the upcoming World Cup favorites and dark-horses as well as which potential free agency destinations make the most sense for LeBron James.

9 JUN 2018 · On the first full episode of the Good Take Podcast, James Faris (@JFarisSports) and Noah Ziegler (@NoahZiegler) break down the NHL and NBA Finals and discuss how the Washington Capitals broke the D.C Sports curse (1:59), comparing the entertainment values of the 2018 NHL and NBA Finals (12:20), how long the Warriors can continue their dynasty (20:25), and who deserves to be the NBA Finals MVP (38:40).

7 JUN 2018 · In 2018, the sports media landscape is oversaturated with outrageously ridiculous opinions called “hot takes.” Everyone wants to have the “first take,” but no one wants to get it right or admit when they’re wrong. If you want interesting perspectives instead of “hot takes,” hosts who admit when they’re wrong instead of twisting the truth to save face, and complete authenticity instead of scripted rants, this is the sports podcast for you. Hosted by James Faris (@JFarisSports) and Noah Ziegler (@NoahZiegler44).