Jeremy Branham & Joe George

In the third and final hour of the show, the guys kick it off with fellow show host Patrick Creighton to discuss how he was dragged into the 610-790 drama. As the show rolls on, they have some fun before talking about the Alex Smith trade and breaking down some QB situations across the league. To close out the show, they continue the discussion of the Houston radio drama.

In the second hour of a Way Back Wednesday, the guys start by breaking down James Harden’s historic 60 point triple-double in the Rockets’ victory over the Magic. As the show continues, they are joined by Calvin Murphy to discuss James Harden breaking Calvin’s single-game scoring record. To finish the hour, they debate the best ingredients for a breakfast taco.

Rockets legend Calvin Murphy joins The Usual Suspects to discuss James Harden breaking Calvin’s single-game scoring record.

To open up the show, Barry and Joel discuss the controversy involving a couple of the other Houston radio stations on radio row. As the show moves along they talk about the hard work and dedication it takes to make it in broadcasting and comedy. To round out the hour, they bring up some issues they had with the Rockets’ broadcast last night.

Hall of Famer, Orlando Pace, joins the show to discuss Super Bowl VII, Michigan State and how he possibly became a Texan.

In the third and final hour, Lance Zierlein joins the show. They talk about the investigation underway on the Karolyi Ranch that was used for gymnastics training and also mention the recent passing of Glee star, Mark Salling. The guys then talk about the scandal with Mel Kiper being accused of taking money to bump up players and the Cleveland, Ohio Indians decided to change their logo after offending many; the guys chime in on their opinion about the change. The guys close the show with the feel good story of University of Central Linebacker, Shaquem Griffin, getting praise for being able to play with only one hand.

Hall of Famer, Orlando Pace, joins the show in the second hour to discuss Super Bowl LII. They then converse about Michigan State and ask Pace on his position on the situation. They end the hour with talk about how Lawrence Jackson accused Mel Kiper of bribery.

In the first hour, Blake Griffin being traded to the Detroit Pistons becomes the priority topic at the top of the show. After the Griffin hype, Joel and Barry discuss more NBA possible trades. The guys end the hour in a heated debate with listeners about the DeAndre Jordan trade for Clint Capela that did not happen.

In the third and final hour of the big show, the guys kick it off by recapping the weekend for the Rockets and looking at what the team can do to improve. The Rockets discussion continues throughout the show before they transition to the Michigan State scandal to finish it out.

In the second hour of the show, they start by continuing the discussion of the drama between Tom Brady and a Boston Radio station. As the show continues, they continue the conversation before it shifts to kids’ behavior. To round out the hour, they continue the discussion before transitioning to a little NBA chatter.