Beanie is "Offensive Minded" weekdays from 4 to 6 p.m. on The Game 730 AM. Known for his fiery passion and blunt analysis, Beanie started on air at The Game 730 AM in 2014. Before that, he spent several years as a reporter for MLive Media Group, covering Michigan State and a wide variety of other beats. A shareholder of the Green Bay Packers, Beanie spends each fall foolishly talking himself into believing that Aaron Rodgers will actually win a second NFC title game and Super Bowl. In the summer, you can find Beanie aboard his tritoon boat, affectionately named "The Flying Welshman." Beanie is an alumnus of MSU, class of 2010. He also holds an MBA from the University of Kansas, although, unlike many Jayhawks (allegedly), he was not compensated by Adidas for his matriculation at KU.
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Lansing Restaurant Featured By Guy Fieri’s ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ For a Second Time
Fieri was so impressed with the Flavortown trip this place's smoked brisket banh mi sandwich sent him on that he's back just a few years later.
March Madness Basketball Courts Made In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
A business located in a small town in the western U.P. has been the NCAA's official Final Four court supplier since 2006.
Reddit Labels Lansing Bar ‘Not Interesting,’ Ironically Proving It’s Actually Very Interesting
The Unicorn Lounge is known locally for its irreverent, surly brand voice. That apparently doesn't translate beyond the Lansing area.
Michigan Basketball Enthusiastically Posts NIT Ticket Link On Social Media, Immediately Regrets It
How do you generate excitement for your school's NIT appearance? The answer is you can't. But you sure can open yourself up to some lethal social media flaming by trying.
March Madness: Here’s Michigan State’s NCAA Tournament Draw
The Spartans are trying to make it out of the NCAA tournament's first weekend for the first time in three tries.
Magic Johnson Announces Death Of His Father, Earvin Sr., At 88
Earvin Johnson Sr. worked for General Motors in Lansing, and often held several jobs at once to provide for his family, which lived on Middle Street on Lansing's West Side.
No Concessions At Big Ten Tournament In Chicago? United Center Vendor Could Strike
I don't know why you'd subject yourself to Chicago traffic, tolls, and parking in the first place, let alone the brutal pillow fights between the likes of Minnesota and Nebraska. But without booze and greasy food, what the hell reason is there to attend the Big Ten tournament in person?
Winter Is Coming, Again: Lansing Area Facing Third Significant Accumulation In 16 Days
Spring is just two weeks away, but you couldn't tell from Michigan's weather.
An ice storm walloped much of the Lower Peninsula on March 22, causing widespread power outages that affected several hundred thousand people — some of whom went without electricity for a week.
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Michigan State Clinches Double-Bye As Big Ten Goes Full Big Ten On Final Day
Sunday's chaos was remarkably on brand for this year's Big Ten, whose No. 2 and No. 12 teams are separated in the final standings by just two games.
MLB Rule Changes Stoke Baseball Civil War But Don’t Address Game’s True Crisis
MLB fans are old and getting older. Meanwhile, the league is busy dividing its fans along generational lines with controversial rule changes, all the while ignoring its emergency of irrelevancy among younger people.