We begin with a celebration of great coaching rants. Next, renowned Gardner-Webb icon Woody Fish holds court with stories from his distinguished career in coaching and fundraising. Then, real estate guru Taylor Doolittle provides an entertaining and informative look at the world of buying and selling houses.

This Week's Itinerary:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-23:21)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -A Celebration of Great Coaching Rants
  -Guest Previews
Part Coach, Part Night Club Comic (23:22-24:12)
Woody Fish Interview (24:13-1:06:37)
  -Guest Intro
  -His Retirement Clothing
  -First Memories of GWU
  -Two Key Motivators for Academic Success: His Mother and Dr. Tony Eastman
  -Football Practices in the 1970s
  -Road Trip Hotels in the 1970s
  -Running Track
  -President of Decker Dorm
  -Choosing to be a Coach
  -First Job: Assistant Coach at Canton High School
  -The Canton Paper Mill
  -First Head Coaching Job: Bessemer City High School
  -A Road Trip Transportation Snafu
  -Pre-Game Speech Philosophy
  -Building Winning Cultures and Putting Players First
  -Getting the GWU Head Coaching Job
  -The 1992 Team
  -A Favorite GWU Recruiting Story
  -Working at Duke
  -His Friendship with Coach Spurrier and Patrick Fish's Recruitment
  -Keys to Success in Fundraising
  -Plans for Retirement
George Costanza, Real Estate Agent (1:06:38-1:07:02)
Taylor Doolittle Interview (1:07:03-1:46:16)
  -Guest Intro
  -Recollections of Ben LaCroix and Blake DuDonis as High School Students
  -Why He Went Into Real Estate
  -The Real Estate Exam
  -His First Listing
  -For Sale By Owner
  -Finding Clients and Building Credibility
  -Pricing Houses
  -Online Photos of Houses
  -Property Inspections
  -Thoughts on HGTV
  -The Pandemic's Effect on the Housing Market
  -How Do Real Estate Agents Take Vacations?
  -Serving as Blake and Carly's Real Estate Agent
  -Memories From His Tenure as GWU's Student Body President
"It's Tuna Fish!" (1:46:17-1:46:41)