Ole’ 54, Nappier, filled in for Coach Shortt this morning as they talked about everything from eyeglasses and time changes to their latest binge-watching habits. At the halfway point, The Bone, Heath Stroud, tagged in to share stories from the road and preview a busy weekend ahead with cross country sectional meets, Heritage Day, and the Car Show.

Coach Kris Herron and Coach Jerry Weems got the week started with plenty of laughs and stories. Coach Weems talked about firing up the grill Saturday morning before settling in for a full slate of college football. Herron’s Hog of the Week, presented by Blair Family Farm & Market, went to Cole Rice, who shared a few highlights from his trip to the Auburn vs. Arkansas game. Heath Bone checked in with his own weekend recap and gave a preview of what’s coming for a two-camera Friday.

Heath Bone and The Barber, David Nolen, got the morning started with a discussion on the growing popularity of non-network television series. Coach Herron joined in a little later after checking in on Vickie Merle, who underwent bulging disc surgery yesterday. He shared stories from his day at the hospital.

Get Up with Giddens! Heath Stroud filled in for Coach Herron’s absence, and listeners got a full dose of Giddens as Mrs. Diane, Coach Giddens’ wife, joined him in the studio. David Nolen surprised everyone by sticking around for the entire show. The crew discussed the Giddens' home renovations, old-school pickup football games at Dave’s House and Horn White, and their memorable singing experiences while perfecting their signature Hooty Hoo call.

Taylor Time! Rusty Taylor and Kris Herron shared stories from the Highway 48 bridge and the mystery of the unexplained lights. Rusty also recounted an early morning trip to Birmingham that included a memorable breakfast, along with a look back at old annuals from Little Heflin (1966) and Delta (1952). The show wrapped up with the latest headlines from The Clay Times Journal.

Shortt Tuesday! Heath Stroud filled in for Coach Herron and joined Coach Michael Shortt to recap the weekend’s events and dive into the latest headlines from al.com. Coach Shortt also shared details about a car accident he witnessed in Randolph County. Plus, he broke the news that After the Game will be live from the Central vs. Pell City matchup this Friday night.

Coach Jerry Weems joined Coach Kris Herron to kick off the week with a recap of the past weekend’s activities. Herron also named his Hog of the Week, presented by Blair Family Farm & Market, recognizing standout player Clayton Tomlin for his performance.

The crew hit the road for a live broadcast from the legendary Talladega Superspeedway. Dedicated listener and remote team member Chase Hammock from the White Flag Club stopped by with a box of doughnuts, while Track President Brian Crichton joined for his semi-annual visit to talk all things Talladega. It was also STEM Day at the track, with local students learning about the science behind racing. Throughout the show, the team recapped high school football scores and schedules, previewed a big weekend of SEC action, and discussed the ongoing MLB Championship Series.

Get Up with Giddens! Steve Giddens woke up Coach & Friends with an update on his painting project, which he has now handed off to his grandson. He also shared a great story about a Randolph County High School pregame meal. The guys wrapped things up with some laughs over a new twist on the “Hey Siri” feature on Vickie Merle’s phone.

Taylor Time! Rusty Taylor rolled along on a Wednesday morning. The guys recapped last night’s Public Safety Night Out with local first responders. Ole’ 54 stopped by to share stories from his trip to Hog Rock, and The Dog dropped in for some fun. They also went through the latest headlines from The Clay Times Journal.