Rusty Taylor joined Coach Kris Herron to get things rolling. Nap and the Dog stopped by the studio to look back at last Friday’s birthday trip to Nikki’s West with Paul Finebaum. The crew also covered local happenings and hit the latest headlines from The Clay Times Journal.

Coach Kris Herron and Coach Michael Shortt got the day started. The two looked back on backyard football days, talked about a unique Memorial Day that won’t come around again until 2037, and touched on Shortt attending his first-ever dance recital.

Coach Kris Herron and Coach Jerry Weems got the week started with a look back at the weekend. The recap included a trip to Wally World, a 40-year high school class reunion, and Nap’s birthday road trip. The two also caught up with Heath Stroud.

The Barber, David Nolen, was back alongside Coach Kris Herron for his second early morning of the week. The two covered a wide range of topics, including graduation, reunions, population, basket weaving, and even parasols. “The Bone,” Heath Stroud, stopped by and shared tooth stories.

An original Girl Friday, Tab, joined Coach Kris Herron for a fun and busy morning. Fetner stopped by with muffins. They checked in with the voice of the Vols, Rusty Taylor, who was on the road to Montgomery for the Lady Vols regional tournament game. Along the way, they also talked about a new place for Tab, class reunions, Pac-Man Fever, and even dehydrated taffy.

It was a different kind of Wednesday as part of the crew hit the road early, leaving The Barber, David Nolen, riding shotgun with Coach Kris Herron. They were joined by Jerry Huddleston and Leisa Waldrop, who stopped by to talk about the 6th annual Frog Level Music Festival, set for May 23 in downtown Wedowee.

Coach Michael Shortt joined Coach Kris Herron to fire up the day. The conversation bounced from a trip to Hershey, Pennsylvania, to the unexpected topic of ear wax, and even a few family moments featuring a granddaughter and “The Stick.”

Coach Jerry Weems joined Coach Kris Herron to kick off a new week as the guys caught up on everything from the weekend. Chance Jones, the Executive Director of the Clay County Economic Development Council, stopped by for a visit. Joe Meek of Meek Dozer Services was also in studio.

The Barber, David Nolen, rode along with Coach Kris Herron as they pushed toward the weekend. Kim Cain joined the show with details on the upcoming Semiquincentennial celebration, marking the 250th birthday of the United States of America. The crew also swapped ideas on clever fast food ordering tricks and took a nostalgic look back at the kinds of items you used to find in medicine cabinets years ago.

Coach Steve Giddens joined Coach Kris Herron, and it turned into a classic Sister Sheila (Stella) Thursday. Sister shared stories about rubbing elbows with some pretty big names. Fetner stopped by with hot cinnamon rolls, while Nap brought in coffee cake and cube steak. The crew dove into a spirited debate over cube steak vs. country fried steak and what really sets the two apart.