The Barber, David Nolen, was with Coach Kris Herron as they pushed through a weekend-eve morning. The duo cleared up a little personal ignorance with help in understanding the Dog Days of summer and the Sirius constellation that follows Orion the Hunter. Faithful listener Brannock stopped by with oatmeal cookies, and Dave delivered the latest grandkid report. The show also celebrated its two-year anniversary.

Coach Steve Giddens hopped in with Coach Kris Herron as the morning started with talk of waking up with a “quack.” The conversation turned to the temptation of passing on a double yellow line and a comparison of how many amendments make up the U.S. Constitution versus the Alabama Constitution. “Tim’s hip,” also known as “Lefty,” continued to provide plenty of material for discussion.

Rusty Taylor was with Coach Kris Herron as the day got off to a hot start before 6:00. Taylor talked about preparing for retirement after 29 years with the City of Lineville and the adjustments that come with it. The conversation turned to the importance of ear protection when working with outdoor equipment, along with a quick update on Taylor’s golf standings. The duo also wrapped up the show by covering headlines from The Clay Times Journal.

Coach Michael Shortt joined Coach Kris Herron for the ride. Shortt shared updates from a busy stretch on the high school media day circuit, which led to questions about start times and whether the quality of the food plays a role in how successful a media day feels. The conversation shifted to the outdoors with stories of dogs showing up all over game cameras.

Coach Jerry Weems joined Coach Kris Herron to begin another week on the show. The guys recapped busy Friday afternoons spent covering East Alabama, both north and south of Clay County. A new pressure washer also made a noticeable difference in how things are looking these days. The Bone, Heath Stroud, checked in with the Bone Report and had plenty to celebrate. He was a big winner on the course over the weekend, even claiming he carried his team through Saturday’s event.

The Barber, David Nolen, joined Coach Kris Herron as the show pushed toward the weekend. Nolen shared the unfortunate news of losing his personal parking spot in Auburn, setting the tone for the morning. The duo also talked about a grandchild’s performance as Peter Pan, and plans for a trip to Northport to try Archibald’s BBQ. A report about a possible Days of Thunder 2 sparked a discussion on Tom Cruise’s movie career.

Coach Steve Giddens jumped in with Coach Kris Herron. Giddens arrived with his tailgate “ajar,” which led to plenty of questions about whether that means open, down, or something in between. Chainsaw and tractor work led to new adventures, and Fetner stopped by the studio with muffins for the crew.

Rusty Taylor joined Coach Kris Herron. The guys took a look at Bertha roaming around the Gulf of America and swapped thoughts on what’s been unfolding there. Radio legend Bill “Bubba” Bussey spent part of his morning with the crew, and RadioAlabama's fearless leader Lee Perryman also joined in to round out a busy show.

Coach Michael Shortt was along for the ride with Coach Kris Herron. Shortt shared highlights from a busy week that included 7 on 7 competitions and babysitting, along with a heartfelt reflection on the three-year mark of his wife’s passing and how that journey has shaped his ability to encourage others facing similar loss. The conversation shifted to lighter ground with a debate on rice cakes as a “healthy” snack option and whether snacks are meant to be healthy at all. The guys also took a look at the unwritten rules of aisle etiquette.

Coach Jerry Weems and Coach Kris Herron kicked off a brand new week. Coach Weems delivered his weekend report, and the guys discussed middle names and whether they are typically a family tradition. Heath “The Bone” Stroud checked in with the Bone Update, highlighting a busy weekend that included alumni events and a creek float that ended with a thunderstorm.