Steve Masiello is currently the head coach at Manhattan, where he is coming off of a series against his former head coach, Rick Pitino. Mas and Wayne were teammates during their time at Kentucky, and he joined the podcast today to talk about their time playing together and to tell stories about the glory days of the Rick Pitino era.

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Jack Givens was a member of the 1978 Kentucky team that won a national title. He was named the 1978 Final Four Most Outstanding Player, and on this week's The Burner Turner Show, he joined Wayne to talk about those teams and what they mean to him now. 

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Mark Pope is a legend in Kentucky basketball history, and on Friday, he joined The Burner Turner Show to talk all about his time in Lexington while also discussing his current BYU team. This was a fun show!

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On today's episode of The Burner Turner Show, Wayne is joined by former Wildcat and current radio host Cameron Mills to break down this year's team and talk through what has gone wrong with the Cats this season.

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Kentucky is now 4-8 on the season. Is this year still salvageable? Is B.J. Boston fixable? Jeff Goodman joins Wayne to break it all down, before Josh Harrellson jumps on the podcast to talk about his years at Kentucky and tell stories about playing for Billy Clyde Gillispie.

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The Wildcats are back! Wayne Turner was joined by Allen Edwards on Saturday to breakdown the win, Keion Brooks' return to the lineup and what it all means for Kentucky moving forward. 

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Ron Mercer is a Kentucky basketball legend, one of the best players to come through the program when it was as good as it has ever been. Mercer joins to discuss his time in Lexington, working with Rick Pitino, this year's team and, of course, his favorite stories from back in the day.

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Crossover episode! In today's episode of The Burner Turner Show, Wayne is joined by Jeff Greer, the host of Floyd Street's Finest, to break down Kentucky's loss to Louisville on Saturday. What can we take away for the Wildcats? Just how good is Louisville? Is Coach Cal washed?

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Antoine Walker was the original small ball four. Back when big men were supposed to be back to basket players, Antoine was crossing people over and hitting threes despite standing 6-foot-9. He talked with Wayne Turner about basketball's revolution and his place in that changing landscape, as well as reminisce about the good old days in Lexington. 

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Something a little bit different on The Burner Turner Show today. Shammond Williams was joined by John Fanta to break down North Carolina's come-from-behind win over Kentucky on Saturday. 

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