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JB salutes everyone who helped with the show and all those who have listened as he looks back at the guests and the memories over the years in the final episode of The Jake Brown Show.

Friend of the program Constantine Maroulis from American Idol and Rock of Ages co-hosts the final show in studio. Brown and Maroulis announce they will be teaming up to do a new sports and entertainment show together at a network to be determined. We talk OBJ, Giants, Manziel, Final 4, Loyola Chicago, and a whole lot more of what is going on in the world of sports. We do an in-depth preview of the 2018 MLB season and both pick the Yankees to win the World Series. 

The American Idol “She Bangs” legend William Hung joins the show. He talks about his famous audition, his new album, fame, what he’s doing now, being single, being an inspirational speaker, and much more.

Former Emmy winning MLB reporter turned chef Jen Royle joins the show. She talks about her new restaurant opening, the transition from reporter to chef, her feud with Britt McHenry, and much more.

Former Phillies All Star and Mets World Series champion and friend of the program Lenny Dykstra joins us in studio. We talk about his career, women, Phillies, Mets, Charlie Sheen, and a whole lot more.

We open this week’s show talking about the March Madness wild upsets. JB talks about the past few years in sports and a lot of firsts. We then discuss the Jets trade for the 3rd pick and what may happen in the draft. JB then does a sports update. (26:38-end) In the second half of the show, its’s a mother-son 1 on 1 convo as the legend Mamma Brown joins JB for a must listen interview.

R&B/alternative/hip hop artist with Epic Records Lauren Sanderson joins the show. She talks about getting signed, being a small town girl from Indiana, her Written In The Stars song, new music, being gay, her fans, and much more.

On this week’s show, JB reacts to the Desi Relaford interview on the show last week being the talk of Philadelphia on Thursday. We then talk Kirk Cousins getting a fully guaranteed insane contract. (20:10-44:48) CBS Sports and GQ writer Reid Forgrave then joins the show to talk NCAA Tournament and make his picks and discuss his GQ piece on John Calipari (44:50-end) JB wraps up the show talking Teddy Bridgewater to the Jets, other free agency signings, and makes his March Madness picks

Former MLB infielder Desi Relaford joins the show. He talks about coaching in the Reds organization, his career, pitching one game for the Mets, why he hated playing for the Phillies, his memories with the Mets, and much more.   

In the first half of the show, JB talks about Scoop being called a 'famous' African-American on the Newark Elementary Wall of Fame. We also talk the future of Kirk Cousins, the Oscars, Le'Veon Bell, and much more.  (29:48-end) The Ryan Show joins JB in studio. Ryan Verneuille and Lorena Sarria talk about their show, Mr. Cheeks, dating, Hennessy, and much more. 

It's a very special NICE Episode 69 of The Jake Brown Show (not including guest podcasts). JB opens the show with the return of JB's Beef, which has six parts and gets very loud. We then talk how good the movie Game Night was and how Black Panther was. (35:20-43:14) TV legal analyst and host of Straight Aim Amy Dash joins us to talk NCAA and the violations going down around college basketball. (43:25-50:11) JB then talks about some news and nuggets around the sports world. (50:13-end) Pornstar Jennifer White wraps up the 69th episode into the 69th minute as we talk everything porn and the life of a pornstar.

Former MLB catcher and Greensboro Grasshoppers manager Todd Pratt joins the show. He talks about managing, his time with the Mets, memorable moments, pace of play rules, and much more.

Former NBA center and host of the Planet Pollard podcast Scot Pollard joins the show. He talks about his career, his family, big men, the game today, facing Shaq, the Cavaliers, Celtics, and much more.

This week on the show, JB opens with the Fergie National Anthem Sunday before the NBA All-Star Game. We critique her wild performance. We then talk All-Star Game and the new format and All Star weekend. JB then discusses baseball being back, Mets, Yankees, Hosmer, and more. We wrap up the show talking about the difficulty in finding an apartment and roommates.

CBS Sports Radio host and friend of the program Shaun Morash aka Mraz co-hosts the first half of the show in studio. We talk sweatpants, bald heads, hosting nationally, and much more. (17:24-end) In the second half, we talk new look Cavs, JB’s Uber story, Peter Rabbit, NBA All-Star weekend, and much more.

We record this week’s show from the new studio. JB opens up with Jake’s Take in a monologue to honor the Super Bowl champion Eagles. We talk about Super Bowl 52 and all the stories surrounding the game from the halftime show to Malcolm Butler to the ratings and much more. (40:49-end) On the final segment of the show, JB is joined by former Patriots and Eagles CB Ellis Hobbs. He talks about the Eagles winning their first title, the Butler benching, and more.

One of the greatest fullbacks in NFL history Tony Richardson joins JB from the Blueprint+co event where he spoke on Tuesday. He talks about his career, fullbacks not being as prominent today, what he’s doing with NFL legends, the Super Bowl, and much more. 

Arizona Cardinals tight end Ricky Seals-Jones joins the show. He talks about his rookie season, Carson Palmer, Larry Fitzgerald, switching to tight end, and much more.

Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson joins the show. He talks about his rushing record, career, Super Bowl, XFL, Terrell Owens, Jeff Fisher, Sean McCoy, the Rams and being the VP of Business Development, and much more.

This week on the show, JB breaks down Super Bowl 52 between the Patriots and Eagles. We go over prop bets and what may go down and make the game prediction. We wrap up the show with two huge Eagles fans Melissa Stites and Tommy Provine giving us their thoughts and prediction for the big game.