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Todd McCraven leads off our week with a discussion about the current state of law enforcement. He is a recently retired LA County Sheriff and shares plenty of insight about the job. He is a proud father of three and has some great memories from watching his kids grow up.

Joe Baldino joins us to talk about the commitment involved in college football officiating and why it might not be for everyone. The former college baseball player enjoys spending time with family and fantasy sports. He also has a unique connection to the umpiring world.

Rich Padilla joins us to talk about his work in college baseball as an assignor and observer for umpires. The retired college baseball umpire has also done some acting in movies and commercials. He currently does amazing work with the Wounded Warrior Umpire Academy.

Bill Barnes is back again with some insight on the rioting around the country. He offers some opinions on how we can coexist and hopefully move forward.

Eddie Garcia talks about early experiences in Kare Youth League and lessons learned through sports. He loves the Minnesota Vikings and working hard.

Chris Maher joins our program to discuss pursuing football and baseball officiating at the NCAA level. He is passionate about climbing the ladder and a guy who just loves being on a field.

Bill Barnes, Jan Baylon, and Fred Monteblanco join us for a roundtable to discuss the unfortunate times in America. (UNCENSORED)

Mars Serna talks about how important people skills are for his work in education and as a high school basketball official. He is a great contributor to the San Bernadino County Office of Education as well as the Fontana School Board.

Paul Clark joins the program for some sports talk! The former college football and minor league baseball player has great passion for his alma mater Rio Hondo Prep! His opinions on sports are strong and his energy is contagious!

Bill Barnes joins us for his weekly segment. He discusses the situation in Minneapolis, baseball contingency plans, and of course some Covid-19 lockdown venting. (UNCENSORED)