Jason Goff on 'The Full Go' podcast
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Jason Goff has a new digital media home.
According to Chicago Sun-Times reporter Jeff Agrest, Goff will launch a podcast next Monday with 312 Sports, the Chicago platform anchored by Dan Bernstein and home to his shows Dan Bernstein Unfiltered and the Bears podcast Forward Progress.
The network also carries Organizations Win Championships and From the 50, rounding out a lineup built around local, opinion-heavy Chicago sports talk that will soon include Goff. What form his contribution takes with the Hubbard Radio-owned brand remains to be seen, given that Spotify likely retains ownership of his most recent podcast, The Full Go’s IP and feed archive.
The Full Go Podcast launched in September 2021 and, over the next four-plus years, grew into one of The Ringer’s most distinct voices on the NBA and sports culture at large. Goff hosted mostly solo, holding court on basketball, pop culture, and whatever else happened to be on his mind that day, building a show with its own identity rather than chasing the format of The Ringer’s flagship NBA coverage or Bill Simmons’ own feed.
That run ended after more than 600 episodes, Goff announced back in March.
Goff came up at 670 The Score in Chicago, co-hosting middays with Matt Spiegel until a 2018 lineup overhaul pushed him out the door. When Danny Parkins left The Score for FS1’s Breakfast Ball in 2024, Goff was the overwhelming favorite to slide into afternoon drive alongside Spiegel, the same seat he’d once been pushed out of. The interest ran both ways, but Audacy, the station’s parent company, wanted one thing in return.
“There was an issue with me continuing to do this pod,” Goff said in September 2024, when he announced he wasn’t taking the Score job. “It’s an old-school way of doing things that I can respect. Business is business. There’s also some other things that a person who got let go six years ago would have to have in a contract that just simply, they just simply weren’t there. I’d like to feel invested in, and The Ringer and Spotify have done that.”
That loyalty to The Ringer didn’t stop Goff from building out other projects, including The Athletic Show, the weekly 30-minute video series *The New York Times-*owned outlet launched with Amazon last October. The show is shot out of The Athletic’s Chicago studio and pairs Goff with Robert Mays and Zena Keita, drawing on the outlet’s newsroom reporting. Season 1 wrapped on April 11, 2026, and while the finale indicated another season was coming, an actual return date has yet to be announced.
Details on Goff’s new podcast with 312 Sports, including the launch time or the show’s actual title, were not readily available as of Tuesday evening.