Former Colorado State OL Terry Slatic continues as he discusses whether or not the Mountain West can remain viable against the SEC, Big Ten, etc. when it comes to television revenue.

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Dr. Kent Karsevar is the Executive Director of Ronald McDonald House of the Central Valley. He returned to the program to discuss the importance of the House to the entire Central Valley (and beyond) and how local residents can volunteer in a wide variety of different ways.

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Dr. Bill Morice is the President and CEO of Mayo Clinic Labs and a longtime regular on The CGP. He returns to talk about what the concern level for measles should be when someone has it and shows up in your city. Also, what you need to know when traveling abroad relative to medical concerns that almost always are overlooked. 

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Daily Beast Entertainment Critic and CGP regular Nick Schager reviews Hit Man (Netflix), Eric (Netflix) and In a Violent Nature (theaters). 

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More with Daily Beast Entertainment Critic Nick Schager. Nick delves into the intersection of streaming services and sports. And, he pulls the curtain on how he manages to review a film at the same time his beloved Boston Celtics are playing a huge playoff game at the same time!

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Austin Naes is a Navy veteran, a private trainer and the owner of BODY Fitness & Spa. He returns to the program talking the importance of health, fitness and nutrition and why he believes it should be taught in school... as early as elementary school. And - should insurance cover at least 3-4 private training sessions in the interest of an individual's physical well-being.

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Steve Robertello has been a college athletics administrator for more than 25 years. Currently the Associate Commissioner of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF), he's served in positions at Washington State, Arizona State, West Virginia, Villanova and was the Deputy and Interim AD at Fresno State. In the first of a two-part conversation Steve explains the MPSF, assesses the state of college athletics and delves into "institutional control" at the conference level. That's a term generally reserved for the NCAA when levying penalties. Here, we're interested in discussing the quality of conference leadership. 

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Longtime college athletics administrator and Associate Commissioner of the MPSF Steve Robertello continues. In part two of the conversation, Steve takes listeners inside the NCAA Baseball tournament selection committee process (he's served on one), how college football (Power 4, Group of 5, FCS) moves forward in this new era of the sport and Fresno State - can they be nationally relevant again.

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Daily Beast Entertainment Critic and CGP regular Nick Schager reviews Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, The Garfield Movie and Queen of the Deuce. 

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BODY Fitness & Spa owner, private trainer and Navy veteran Austin Naes continues with bonus CGP. Are there added health benefits choosing running over walking, and what of planks, Pilates and yoga.

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