Delco Millennial Podcast featuring Sports, Stats, and Shenanigans. With hosts Dr. TAT, Panda Dan, and Stat Boy. Call/text line: 1-(234)-SET-HIKE (738-4453) Email: sethikepod@gmail.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Set Fright! Volume 1: A Nightmare on Broad Street" (30 October 2026, 91 minutes), "Manni(on) Fire" (23 October 2026, 90 minutes), and "Don't Stop (the) Bleedin'" (16 October 2026, 81 minutes).
Set Hike! publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 86 minutes across 42 episodes.
Booking probability for Set Hike! is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Set Hike! requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Set Hike!'s contact route on record: verified email.
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Set Hike! is a sports podcast with 42 episodes published.
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Episode #43
The 43rd inaugural episode of Set Hike! arrives just in time for Halloween, and the scariest thing in Philadelphia isn't Michael Myers—it's the Eagles' defense. After witnessing a Monday night disaster against Dallas...
Episode #42
Stat Boy returns from a classified Texas infinity summit under a freshly negotiated 40-episode Macy’s sponsorship, immediately demands his red stapler, and discovers an Eagles season that apparently needs both a medical...
Episode #41
The 41st inaugural episode of Set Hike! begins with Stat Boy's contract being unceremoniously terminated, his responsibilities outsourced to StatGPT, and the podcast's financial future hanging by a thread—which somehow...
Episode #39
The 39th inaugural episode begins with Dr. TAT formally apologizing to the entire Midwest for his Chicago accent and somehow gets worse from there, as the crew records live during a Phillies elimination game while...
Episode #38
The 38th inaugural episode begins with an allegedly invisible guest, an Eagles team sitting at 2–0, and Dr. TAT opening a completely unlicensed medical school to explain Saquon Barkley’s stinger before the Mystery Guest...
Episode #37
The 37th inaugural episode celebrates the Eagles’ fast 1–0 start by, you guessed it, conducting a much needed vegetable intervention with Lizzie Streit from It’s a Veg World After All , as three grown children...
Episode #36
The 36th inaugural episode of Set Hike! celebrates the return of NFL football by spending the opening fifteen minutes debating how Australian pronunciation, whether time is a social construct, and if Michigan keeps a...
Episode #35
The 35th inaugural episode becomes a full-blown Slay Day as Slayer celebrates her actual August 27 birthday in studio, where a normal birthday interview immediately mutates into LeBron fan anthropology, quiet-car...
Episode #34
The Set Hike! crew finally gets serious in its 34th inaugural episode, promising a “no-nonsense night” before immediately burning multiple minutes litigating the numerical boundaries between a couple , a few , several...
Episode #33
The 33rd inaugural episode begins with Turtle’s manual-transmission driving gloves and somehow develops into a graduate seminar on Jeep culture, where Panda Dan admits he’s essentially duckless and the crew spends...
Episode #32
The 32nd inaugural episode begins with a formal attempt to repair diplomatic relations with the duck-joke community, but mutates into a graduate-level NFL training-camp seminar before AJ Epenesa’s nocturnal snake...
Episode #31
Set Hike! starts off with a BANG, celebrating its **inaugural** 31st episode by immediately setting what experts are calling the fastest statistical correction in sports-comedy podcast history, naturally segueing into...
Episode #30
With Eagles training camp quickly approaching, Set Hike! has reached the dangerous part of summer where Ancient Greek literature, Eagles roster projections, and fantasy football delusions all intersect. Naturally, the...
Episode #29
After 28 consecutive days of contractually mandated podcast PTO, Set Hike! returns with rejuvenated vocal cords, a suspicious number of stat conventions, and an urgent investigation into why basketball rims at a...
Episode #28
<p>Do you want the good news or bad news first?...The Good news: the crew acquire yet another World-famous guest like they’re building a sports-chaos Avengers roster, this time calling Ryan Winchester after his...
Episode #28
Do you want the good news or bad news first?...The Good news: the crew acquire yet another World-famous guest like they’re building a sports-chaos Avengers roster, this time calling Ryan Winchester after his...
Episode #27
<p>Turtle arrives dressed like the founding father of Knicks anxiety in a pair of extra-medium Knickerbockers, and the boys immediately turn the NBA playoffs into a celebrity loyalty investigation involving Spike Lee...
Episode #26
<p>The boys begin Episode 26 by mourning the completely real and definitely-not-made-up departure of AJ Brown to New England, triggering a full-scale Philadelphia sports grief spiral before somehow landing an interview...
Episode #25
<p>The 25th inaugural episode of Set Hike celebrates a quarter-century of podcasting the only way this show knows how: by starting with dead goldfish, betta-fish gang warfare, and a heated debate over what a group of...
Episode #24
<p>Stat Boy makes his triumphant return to the podcast after disappearing into a secret statistics convention and immediately helps break down the emotional war crimes committed against Philadelphia sports fans, somehow...
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