The Dad & Daughter Download Podcast Episode-10
The Dad & Daughter Download — A New Podcast with Kevin & Alex Williams
Longtime Shore Sports personality Kevin Williams is back — but this time, in a whole new way. Kevin is teaming up with his daughter Alex Williams for a brand-new weekly podcast, The Dad & Daughter Download, where the duo dives into the fun, funny, and sometimes eye-opening differences between generations and genders when it comes to sports, pop culture, and everyday life.
Kevin, who grew up and still lives at the Jersey Shore, brings decades of local sports insight and Shore pride to each episode, while Alex, living and working in Manhattan, offers a fresh perspective from the city that never sleeps.
Together, they deliver a lively, honest, and always entertaining conversation about how life looks from both sides of the age (and highway) divide.
Join Kevin and Alex each week for their unique take on sports, culture, and family, plus a few special guests along the way… probably.
Stay tuned right here for new episodes of The Dad & Daughter Download — available on Shore Sports Insider and your favorite podcast platforms!
Welcome to the Episode-10
of The Dad & Daughter Download!
In this episode of the Dad and Daughter Download, hosts Kevin and Alex Williams dive into a lively discussion about the current NFL playoffs, sharing their excitement over the thrilling games and the teams they are rooting for. They reflect on the Buffalo Bills’ loyal fan base and the emotional journey of being a fan of teams that have yet to win a championship. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Super Bowl, where they express their lack of rooting interest but share their thoughts on the teams competing. The duo also touches on social media trends, particularly the recent phenomenon of sharing photos from 2016, and how these trends can impact brands and communities. Finally, they discuss the importance of patience in daily life, especially in fast-paced environments like New York City, and share personal anecdotes about their experiences with waiting.
