Happy Half Hour Episode 38: Get Off My Lawn (ft. Darin Gantt)

Kristen Balboni welcomes Meredith Tucker, mother of Pearl Monroe Tucker, happily nicknamed Roe Roe. The duo dives into the emotional journey behind Roe Roe's battle with Leukemia and how she keeps her family strong during this difficult time. Tucker shares the celebratory moment when Roe Roe rang the victory bell at Atrium Health Levine Children's Brenner Children's Hospital.

The 2024 NFL season has officially begun and there a lot of new Panthers walking around Bank of America Stadium!

This week on the Happy Half Hour, Darin Gantt and Kassidy Hill react to the signing of Jadeveon Clowney, previews how the defensive line could look, detail what practices look like this time of the year, and so much more!

The NFL offseason is in full swing and the Panthers are making big free agency moves. This week on the Happy Half Hour Darin Gantt and Kassidy Hill recap the recent free agent signings, breakdown the Brian Burns trade, take a look at how the roster currently stands, preview the NFL draft, and so much more!

This week on the Happy Half Hour, Darin and Kassidy share their thoughts on the Super Bowl, recap Darin's first trip to Vegas, celebrate Julius Peppers being inducted into the Hall of Fame, and so much more!

This week on Jordan & Jake, the guys recap the Super Bowl, react to Julius Peppers being inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame, look ahead to other notable Panthers that could be joining Peppers soon, and so much more!

This week on the Happy Half Hour, Darin and Kassidy discuss the hiring of Dave Canales, recap Kassidy's trip to the Senior Bowl, preview the big game, and so much more!

This week on Jordan & Jake, the guys preview the Super Bowl, look back on the Super Bowl 38 20 years later, wonder if Taylor Swift can afford a suite at the Super Bowl in Vegas, and so much more!

Twenty years ago, this fall, the Carolina Panthers embarked on a journey to the franchise's first ever Super Bowl - Super Bowl XXXVIII.

When training camp began in July of 2003, Panther fans were daydreaming about an unlikely return to the playoffs, and the coaching staff was struggling to name a starting quarterback. Few, at that time, thought an NFC Championship was a realistic outcome for the 2003 Carolina Panthers, but when the season kicked off and a franchise quarterback emerged, fans and media members alike would be forced to adjust their expectations.

In this full-edit version of Cardiac, Anish Shroff relives the Panthers journey to Super Bowl 38 with many of the people responsible for the thrilling wins and beloved memories that helped establish the foundation of a young NFL franchise.