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Memorial Day, Lightning Bummer, And Stop Caring About Anthems; Special Friday Edition Of The Free Stretch Podcast!

May 25th, 2018

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Always a mix of fun, knowledge and though-provoking football chatter, The Free Stretch delivers again today with plenty on the table from Bobby Fenton (@bobbygameday), as usual. So much fun on The Free Stretch! Dive into The Free Stretch right here and right now above, or listen and/or subscribe free at  iTunes and Google Play. Listen or download above. 

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Bobby has hosted The Free Stretch on a variety of platforms and Tampa Bay area radio stations over the years dating back to 2006, and has also done a national show on Sporting News Radio.

Born and raised in Tampa, Bobby is a graduate of Jesuit High School (’98) and the University of Florida (’02) and has been a Bucs fan since attending the 1979 NFC Championship Game at Tampa Stadium in his mother’s womb.

In addition to the Bucs, Bobby loves the Gators, Lightning, and Rays. He is an avid Ultimate Frisbee player, as well as a defensive back and special teams ace for the Dunedin Pirates semi-pro football team of the Florida Football Alliance. His current deadlift PR is 455 pounds. He’s 37 and lives in South Tampa with his wife Chelsea, two children, and two dogs.

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2 Responses to “Memorial Day, Lightning Bummer, And Stop Caring About Anthems; Special Friday Edition Of The Free Stretch Podcast!”

  1. BucFan4Life Says:
    May 25th, 2018 at 10:28 am

    Fenton, As an ex-military man I find your take personally inexcusable.

    Pretty arrogant. I don’t be listening to anymore of your podcasts.

  2. Bobby Fenton Says:
    May 25th, 2018 at 6:03 pm

    BF4L, thanks for listening to this one. I have had military people express an opinion to me that’s similar to yours, and I have had other military people tell me they share my stance. I have found that this topic generally isn’t split among military/non-military lines. It’s more split on ideological lines, and the split remains consistent across different demographics and walks of life.

    Either way, thank you for your service, and for helping to make this a place where people are free to do most anything they like.