More with Mike Shirinian on his life as a restaurateur, how things run at the Elbow Room and how he handled the worst of Covid relative to his restaurants.

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Tom returns to the program to discuss the Jaden Rashada fiasco (now going to Arizona State) and whether something like this can happen again, the changing NCAA with NIL, the transfer portal and if both are too far out of the gate to have stricter guardrails placed on them. Also, Tom gets into where Group of 5 schools fit in all of it. 

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Daily Beast entertainment critic and longtime CGP regular Nick Schager makes his weekly visit reviewing Knock at the Cabin (theaters), Gunther's Millions (Netflix) and The Ark (SyFy Network). 

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It's a special four-part Sports Saturday with Christopher Gabriel and George Takata. In Part 1, George and CG discuss the present and futures of Derek Carr, Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady. 

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On tap here, George and CG look at the NFC Championship Game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Philadelphia Eagles. Also, who will go into 2024 as the starting QB for the 49ers: Brock Purdy, Jimmy Garoppolo or Trey Lance.

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George and CG break down the AFC Championship Game between Cincinnati and Kansas City. Also, a look at Central Valley native and Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen. Where does he and the Bills go next. 

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In this final segment, George and CG share their views of Fresno State men's and women's basketball, the Sacramento Kings and the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Gia Vang is an award-winning journalist who is an anchor / reporter with NBC Bay Area. She joined the program to share thoughts and insights on the Monterey Park mass shooting. How does a journalist who is Asian-American walk the line between reporting on a significant tragedy while dealing with the feelings that come along with this kind of event. Also, she fills everyone in on The Very Asian Foundation, in particular how and why it got started and how she became its co-founder.

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Cam Worrell played in the NFL for six years, five of them with the Chicago Bears and one more with the Miami Dolphins. Along the way he played in both an NFC Championship Game and the Super Bowl. He joins the program today in this first segment (of two) to look back at Cowboys-49ers and Giants-Eagles. He also discusses the job Eagles head coach Nick Siriani has done and breaks down 49ers-Eagles.

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Continuing with Cam, he breaks down the AFC Championship Game, Cincinatti-Kansas City, and talks about his own experience playing in the 2006 NFC Championship Game (Saints-Bears) and then Super Bowl XLI (Colts-Bears).

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