Bill Walsh, News Anchor for CBS 58 in Milwaukee, joins the show to talk about news coverage during the coronavirus pandemic, his sports allegiances, and more. How different has it been to do news broadcasts from home? What are his thoughts on the affect sports could have if currently able to play? How different is our life going to be once life somewhat gets back to normal? Is the worst yet to come economically in this country?

Joe Schobert, Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker/Former Badgers linebacker, joins the show to talk about his new contract, his time as a Badger and more. What has he been doing during this whole pandemic? Has he heard any timeline on when facilities will open? Is there any trepidation on returning?  Can he imagine college playing on time? Is he excited to play at Lambeau for the first time in his career?

Dr. Rob Citronberg, Northwest Infectious Disease Consultant for Advocate Health Care, joins the show to detail the effects of the coronavirus, what we should be doing and more. What do they mean by “rolling the relaxation”? Where are we on understanding the virus itself? Can they speed up the vaccine process? Are you immune to the virus if you’ve already had it? When can we expect mass gatherings to be possible again? Will the warmer weather potentially diminish the effects of the coronavirus?

Brett McMurphy, College Football Insider for the Staduim Network, joins the show to talk about the college football season, NFL Draft and more. Does he think we’ll see a college football season? What does he think of the idea of spring football? What does he think of the current College Football Playoffs layout? What does he think will eventually happen to the number of teams in the College Football Playoffs?

Bart Winkler, Host of the Bart Winkler Show on 105.7 FM The FAN in Milwaukee, joins the show to talk sports hiatus, NFL Draft and more. Has he left his house recently? Does he expect all of the sports to come back this year? What does he think needs to happen to bring sports back? How much would it hurt if the NBA season is officially cancelled and the Bucks can’t play in the playoffs? If there are no playoffs, does it hurt or help Giannis Antetokounmpo’s chances of staying in Milwaukee? Does he think baseball is played this year?