The five people who have hosted "Bay 11" since its debut in 2017 get together for a discussion that touches a lot of bases, with plenty of laughs.

Host Becky Gardner introduces the new Bay 11 team, then we have a sample of "Table Talk," our new pop culture podcast coming next fall, hosted by Jaela Burris.

Avery Grant and Luke Morris bring this podcast to a close with the NBA playoffs front and center, plus a lively discussion of baseball's "unwritten rules."

Dedicated pediatric nurse Beth Westrum has been away from her job for over a year after contracting the coronavirus. She is a "long hauler," still battling symptoms that changed her life dramatically. She talks to reporter Lauren Jackson about her battle.

Talking the NFL draft, Lebron and the limping Lakers, Aaron Rogers' destination, and Pete or Barry for the Hall?

We look at the case of the cursing cheerleader now before the Supreme Court, and its potential impact on students. Then we meet teens who basically build their own cars.

The struggling Yankees, possible top five NFL draft picks, NBA MVP talk, and what about moving the mound back?

The Pfizer vaccine is coming to Hillcrest for students 16 and older. Sophomore Lauren Jackson reports on the specifics, and talks to teens who may or may not take the shot.

The guys discuss MLB's sleeper teams, take down Dusty Baker and Nick Castellanos, debate moving Matt Ryan, and name the young NBA stars they would build a franchise around.

Kids say "the talk" is uncomfortable for them and for their parents, but for some teens, there is a completely different talk, as reporter Jaela Burris and her guests explain.