Walt Gary was perhaps the greatest Alabama football fan of them all. Born with Down syndrome over 36 years ago, Walt was loved by numerous head coaches and hundreds of players, as over the last 25 years he rooted on his Crimson Tide. Now for the first time, Walt’s mother Betsy speaks out about her late son, who passed away in early June. How did Walt’s weekly predictions come about? Who was his favorite player? How is Walt’s legacy helping future special education teachers today? Betsy tells is some classic Walt Gary stories and shares some hilarious moments that Walt had with Derrick Henry, Nick Saban, Jalen Hurts and others. We’re honoring the memory of Walt Gary by having a heartwarming chat with the person who knew him best.

If you are looking for a human version of the Energizer Bunny, Bobby Bowden is it. The college football coaching legend will turn 90 in November, and just a few months ago he celebrated his 70th wedding anniversary (yep, Bobby was 19 years old and Ann was 16 when they eloped). These days, Bobby rises each day at 4 am, plays golf and enjoys his 21 grandchildren. Why did the Birmingham native leave the Crimson Tide team to transfer to Howard University? How close was Bobby to becoming the Alabama head football coach? Did you know that Bobby was offered the Auburn job before Pat Dye took over? And why did Deion Sanders arrive at his last game at Florida State wearing a tux? Coach Bowden tells us how his FSU teams finished in the top five of the final season rankings for fourteen straight years, how his departure from FSU really went down, and who he considers to be the greatest college football coach of all time. A great man of faith, Bobby Bowden opens up and doesn’t hold back!

He’s one of the most respected people in college athletics, and he’s joining our podcast! Former Alabama football coach Gene Stallings has some nice things to say about our co-host Roger Shultz (a former center and grad assistant under Coach Stallings), and comments on the Junction Boys, Bama super fan Walt Gary, and his late son John Mark, as he tells us: “I’m not afraid of dying, because when I do, I’ll be with Johnny.” Uplifting, funny, sad, and emotional: You will get it all in this 30 minute uninterrupted conversation with a great man, a great husband and a great father.

Charles Barkley always has something to say, but listening to Chuck talk unfiltered fir 40 minutes? Buckle your seatbelt! Charles talks with Rick, Roger & Tommy about problems facing America, who will get his vote in the 2020 presidential election, and who would win a knock down drag out fight between him and Shaq!

Episode one features a 30-minute, unfiltered, uninterrupted conversation with Joe Namath - he talks about his battle with alcohol- did you know that Joe had never seen video of the Suzy Kolber incident until just this month? Listen, subscribe, and tell your friends!