In the Season 1 finale, the guys talk about IU and Purdue giving very different first impressions in college football's opening weekend, predictions for the Colts' 2021 record, Schultz's childhood mastery of karate, and Query's long-awaited North Central High School Hall of Fame nod.

It's a special edition LIVE show from Ball State! The guys ring in the MAC Champion Cardinals' home opener with visits from head coach Mike Neu, Athletic Director Beth Goetz, University President Geoffrey Mearns, and more! It's all Ball State, all the time in this two-hour pregame show from Muncie.

The guys celebrate their 10-year anniversary together (8/15/11 was the launch of the radio show), analyze Jacob Eason's NFL debut, and react to the messy road course Cup race at IMS and the Malice at the Palace documentary. Plus, Query likes Kevin Costner and an explanation of Schultz's senior pr...

In the 50th episode since the relaunch, the guys remember the iconic Robin Miller, tie a bow on the Colts' preseason, preview Indiana, Purdue, and Notre Dame on the college gridiron, and Jake goes on an old man rant about fashion choices of people in their twenties.

The guys discuss the good news surrounding the returns of Carson Wentz, Ryan Kelly, and Quenton Nelson to Colts' practice, Jake's random connection to Tony Gwynn, and Schultz celebrates a 20-year milestone with an extremely embarrassing picture.

The guys head back to Victory Field for the first time in two years for a special edition live show! They remember the great Bob Jenkins, discuss the ever-changing Colts' QB situation, analyze the good/bad/ugly from IndyCar's wild weekend in Nashville, and talk to several Indianapolis Indians gue...

The guys jump into the "catastrophic" (Schultz term) news about Carson Wentz's foot and how the Colts should proceed. Also, Pacers' draft class reaction, the Cubs blow it up, and Jake goes through Derek's wallet.

The guys return from a week off to shower praise upon Giannis, discuss possible conference realignment following the Texas/OU move to the SEC, get into the Colts' vaccine issue, and Schultz conquering of his fear of airplane lavatories.

The guys talk about the Bucks getting on the board in the NBA Finals, the Shohei/Stephen A controversy, embarrass themselves over the MLB All-Star rosters, and celebrate the 25th anniversary of one of Indy's greatest sports venues.

The NBA Finals are set and the guys talk about what's to like about a Suns-Bucks matchup. Also, diving into the Pacers' trade rumor mill, Joey Chestnut's heroics, and Jake's continued infatuation with frisbees.

The guys discuss Rick Carlisle's potential impact in his return to the Blue and Gold, the NFL Combine's inevitable departure from Indianapolis, and why Jimmies has officially conquered Sprinkles in the ice cream topping argument.

The guys discuss the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling against the NCAA, a dramatic NBA Conference Semifinal round, consuming Rocky Mountain Oysters (don't ask) and exotic foods, and Jake annoyingly throws a frisbee around the studio.

The guys discuss a suddenly wide open NBA Playoff field, Jake's never-ending nosebleed in Detroit (that required a hospital visit), the 12-team CFB Playoff proposal, and the lack of famous people from Indianapolis.

In the Dave Parker episode, the guys discuss the addition of Julio Jones to the AFC South, Nate McMillan's first playoff series victory in over fifteen years, reveal their most-listened to albums, and *attempt* to talk U.S. Soccer.

We recap a perfect day in the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500, examine Helio's all-time legacy, hand out our personal awards ("He finished where??", "Mr. Irrelevant", etc.), and get into the abhorrent fan behavior in the NBA Playoffs and the possible end of press conferences.

We preview the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500, with storylines to watch and race winner predictions! Plus, Jake is shocked Phil Mickelson hadn't won a major in forever, Nate Bjorkgren's future as Pacers' head coach, and is Schultz's kitchen island actually a peninsula?

The Pacers are in the playoffs (sort of!), so Q & S talk play-in and T.J. McConnell's impact. Also, is Tamika Catchings' the greatest pro athlete in Indianapolis history and first-time winner or former champion for 2021 Indy 500 winner? They'll answer those questions and Query unfairly disparages...

Query is worried that his life-saving heart meds are leading to weight gain, but more importantly, the guys talk Pacers needing wholesale changes, the Colts' newest left tackle, and look back on Albert Pujols' start in St. Louis, which Jake covered twenty years ago.

We react to the sad passing of Bobby Unser, the racing icon and incomparable personality. Also, a recap of the Colts' Draft class (we don't do draft grades - that's dumb), the Pacers' historic beatdown of the tanking Thunder, and discuss Jake's intimidating behavior over the phone with customer s...

The guys react to the IMS announcement about fan capacity for the race and other Month of May events, predict what the Colts will do in this week's draft, debate the top-end quarterback prospects, and Jake shares a heartwarming story involving the bond he's formed with the heart surgeon who saved...

The guys remember the great Slick Leonard, Jake randomly visits the estate of an overlooked former President and bleeds all over a hotel room (don't ask), talk Super League and relevance to major college football in the states, and remember the victims of the tragic FedEx shooting on the Westside.

Despite the local sports "lull" (Query's word), we get into the Colts' offseason to this point, IU and Purdue dealing with the transfer portal, the impact of Hideki Matsuyama's Masters win, and Schultz's lawn.

We recap a dud of a National Title game, talk about Mike Woodson's big first week at Indiana. Query visits the *actual live bear* on Baylor's campus, and we debate whether or not 2021 Gonzaga is still an all-time great team.

The Final Four is set and Indiana (finally) has a new head coach! We talk about the final teams left standing in Indy, the start of the Mike Woodson era, and Query asks local restaurant workers to rank college basketball fanbases.