The Ryen Russillo Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Russillo is the realest podcaster around, bar none. Honest to a fault, always insightful, willing to learn from mistakes and admit when he’s wrong, nobody does it like Ryen. Life advice segments are super down to earth and valuable. Thanks for continuing to put out quality content!

Been a Russillo fan since the early SVP days! This podcast is a must listen in my weekly routine. RR is the most real and introspective person in the sports radio world! He’s Incredibly self aware and wise while continuing to dig into new areas and deeper analysis of the sports landscape. Love the insights and the original content that I get with this podcast! His Life Advice wisdom is just the post workout steam to a brutally satisfying gym sesh!

The Dilfer/Brown guest lineup was purifying, refining heat. The balanced perspectives from the guests, which are reinforced by the host, are welcomed in a media world that is skewed toward extremes. The financial insight from Josh Brown was especially entertaining and educational. Keep up the good work!

As someone who didn’t know much about Ali’s biography or care about boxing, this podcast was terrific. Great interview and story telling. Very accessible for non-boxing fans

Loyal listener since episode one but lately can’t ignore how badly these episodes are edited. Chunks of conversation are repeated, while other chunks get skipped. I wouldn’t say anything if it didn’t matter- it totally ruins the flow of the pod.

Ryen spends the first half simply rambling and going on tangential monologues. His guests are forced to hear his long-winded, circuitous thinly veiled humble brags or pseudo-intellectual diatribes.

Learned a long time ago to stop listening once his ‘couch therapist’ sessions started aka life advice. His insecurities are often on display based on his interview style. For listeners to think an unqualified, hopeful Hollywood screenwriter is their valuable sounding board, makes one wonder the purpose of this show. It always feels like a desperate need of the host to be validated and admired.