Duck on a Rock
Duck on a Rock is a Connecticut-based sports podcast hosted by Colin McDonough, Matthew McDonough, and Matthew Ouimette.
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- 3
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Aug 14, 2026
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Episode 30: NFL Fan Forecast (opens the original)
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In this episode our loyal listeners take the mic to break down their favorite NFL teams and share their outlook for the season. Hear from fans of the Patriots, Giants, Jets, Bills, Ravens, Raiders, Broncos, Commanders, Lions, and Rams.
Episode 29: Duck on a Rock presents The Celtics Chronicles, Chapter 03 (opens the original)
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Chapter 3 of The Celtics Chronicles picks up where Chapter 2 left off, spanning the years from the Celtics' second championship of the 1970s to the arrival of Larry Bird. Jim McDonough returns to share his memories of this stretch of Celtics history, from the franchise's mid-decade title run to the dawn of the Bird era in Boston. Along the way, Jim weaves in the personal history that ran parallel to it, including Marcy's first flight to Boston and their courtship turning to an engagement then ma
Episode 28: Summer reading list (opens the original)
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In this solo episode, Colin McDonough flies solo for a summer reading list — swapping the stadium for the sports section of the local bookstore. A nod to the DoaR crew's day jobs in education (still on the duck hunt for a sponsor), Colin serves up book reports on his recent reads before diving in with quick, spoiler-free reviews. On the docket: Scott Miller's Skipper: Why Baseball Managers Matter and Always Will ; Keith O'Brien's Heartland , on Larry Bird and Indiana State; Dan Shaughnessy's chr
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