Shortt Tuesday! Coach Michael Shortt was in the lineup for Coach & Friends. He kicked things off with a Granddaddy Daytona Care report and discussed how to top your chili. Tabulicious also made a special appearance, and together with Coach Shortt, they shared their expertise in a fascinating horticulture lesson, leading to a discussion about different types of flowers.

Coach Kris Herron and Coach Jerry Weems kicked off a brand-new week on Coach & Friends. Special guest Mr. Bobby Crenshaw joined the show to stomp out some ignorance and shared an amazing life story from the past nine months.

The Barber, David Nolen, eased Coach & Friends into the weekend with a look at unusual names of places in Alabama. The guys also explored old-fashioned terms like "swig," "cypher," "ponder," and "hankering" and whether today’s kids know them. 

Get Up with Giddens! Coach Steve Giddens made a second appearance this week. Giddens shared memories of old-school ice trays, pickle pop fundraisers, and swimming adventures in the “blue hole” around Shelby County. He also offered life lessons on the differences between looking and seeing, spending and investing, and hearing versus listening.

Taylor Time! Rusty Taylor kicked off Wednesday's show with a bang. They discussed record-setting snow in South Alabama and an unusually low temperature of 8 degrees to start the day. The conversation shifted to Auburn Oaks, Coach Pat Dye’s former property, being under new ownership. The guys wrapped up by tackling the question: "What type of undershirt do you wear?"

Coach Steve Giddens made an unexpected appearance on Coach & Friends. A listener shared a story about a broken truck door that just won’t stay closed, sparking memories of the good old days of Driver’s Ed. The guys tackled tax season prep, debated whether 68 degrees always feels the same, and explored the mysteries of the Karman Line.