Kitty Lit Zeo: A Carolina Panthers Podcast
A Carolina Panthers Podcast. Alex Bryant hosts and primarily talks about nonsense and the Carolina Panthers. Mostly nonsense though…
How Kitty Lit Started
Sports aren't always popular when you're in an acting program, but "squirrels always find their nuts." In this case Panthers Nuts find their Panthers Nuts. Mason and Alex met at East Carolina University where they were both acting majors. They've been talking everything NFL ever since. Life is life and there's less time available for getting together and talking about these things so they've decided to do their normal sports banter as a podcast. They're not worried as much about their likes or downloads or views. They just wanted to make time for themselves to talk about things they enjoy. The one thing they want to convey to listeners is to always make time for yourself. There's only one life. Do what makes you happy.
Alex Bryant
Alex has been a stats nerd since he could read the back of a basketball card. Because of this he will always need data to accept anything as fact, there's also a creative side to him. He received his degree in acting and pursued that career for six years in NYC. Alex eventually changed his career goals for various reasons, but that creative side never went away. After holding that creative and analytical part of himself back for years he decided to create an outlet for himself. There, Kitty Lit was born. It's a merger of his favorite team, creativity and analytics. Hope you enjoy!
Ricky Raines
Ricky Raines has been around and involved in the sports world for most of his life. Born, raised and currently residing in Charlotte, NC, he has been a lifelong Charlotte Hornets and Carolina Panthers fan. Ricky met Alex on twitter challenging his Panthers thoughts and offering different perspectives. Through healthy debate a genuine friendship emerged. Ricky, like Alex, used Panthers content as a way to express himself. He started with his writing and now expressing his thoughts on camera. Ricky is a contributor for Cat Crave and you can find his work in the link below.
https://catcrave.com/author/rraines/
Episodes
Episodes
May 29, 2025
May 29, 2025
26 min
I explain why the Clowney move happened when it did and which numbers are telling me more signings are in the Carolina Panther's future.
May 20, 2025
May 20, 2025
26 min
It's easy to see why the analysts don't see the Carolina Panthers as a division contender. It's up to us to look past the numbers and see why this team could be special.
May 17, 2025
May 17, 2025
36 min
The Carolina Panthers could've easily been a .500 team even with their awful injury luck. With the talent and depth they've added in the offseason the fanbase should stop putting a ceiling on this team. If they stay healthy they could be a force in 2025.
May 10, 2025
May 10, 2025
31 min
I go through the last six years of 1st and 2nd round WRs to not hit 500 receiving yards and show that every other team continued to add talent even if they liked the WR they drafted. The Carolina Panthers were smart to do the same.
May 10, 2025
May 10, 2025
25 min
Behind every great man there's a great... man? Brandt's role in the organization is so complicated that it's hard to see how incredible he is at his job. I try to simplify why he has been as amazing as Dan. I believe that together they can accomplish great things for the Carolina Panthers franchise.
May 10, 2025
May 10, 2025
48 min
I go through six Dan Morgan interviews and point out the clues that we could've taken to accurately predict what positions the Carolina Panthers were taking in the NFL draft.
May 10, 2025
May 10, 2025
43 min
We as fans continue to let the national media narratives replace our own independent thought. We are constantly surprised by logical results because we let the "expert's" divisive rendering replace our own independent thought. It's time to acknowledge this and change for the better as people and fans.
May 10, 2025
May 10, 2025
28 min
The Carolina Panthers finally have a front office that can compete with the best franchises in the NFL. I tell you why.