http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/Metz131.mp3 In this week’s hockey podcast, Tim Benz and Brian Metzer collaborate for a big picture lookout at where the Penguins stand at the All-Star break.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/Pop130.mp3 In this week’s Pittsburgh Pop, Tim Benz and Rob Owen talk about the teasers for upcoming Super Bowl commercials, a short-lived local connection to “The Bachelor,” and the buzzy vibe around this week’s “The Last of Us.”

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/maddenmondayAFCNFC.mp3 In this week’s Madden Monday podcast, Mark Madden and I break down the Penguins goaltending, the AFC and NFC Championship Games, the officiating, the Super Bowl, Art Rooney II’s statements last week, and Andrew McCutchen’s first week back in Pittsburgh.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/EricksonJan26.mp3 Jeff Erickson of Rotowire examines the AFC and NFC Championship games from a playoff fantasy perspective. We also have some individual player props to watch, and we discuss how coaching changes may influence player movement for fantasy leagues next year.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/SorenpreAFCtitlegame.mp3 We preview the AFC championship game with Soren Petro of Sports Radio 810 WHB. Discussing Bengals-Chiefs, neutral site venue speculation, Patrick Mahomes’ injury, and JuJu Smith-Schuster.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/LABS.mp3 With future AFC Championship Game venues in doubt, Steelers.com team historian Bob Labriola joins Tim Benz to reflect on the 11 title games staged in Pittsburgh since 1972.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/lund.mp3 We preview the NFC Championship, and talk about the rise of Brock Purdy, with John Lund of KNBR radio in San Francisco.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/robpopjan23.mp3 In this edition of Pittsburgh Pop, Tim Benz and Rob Owen talk aboutTV shows getting some heavy promotion during NFL playoff games. They discuss ‘American Rust’ shooting in Pittsburgh again. They also have some details about ‘Pradeeps of Pittsburgh,’ how “Justified” ended up back in Pittsburgh, and a great idea for NBC.