Josh in the second hour of the show talks about his skepticism of the coronavirus pandemic. Later, he brings up the anonymous hotline in the NBA bubble.

Josh Innes in the first hour explores the importance of college football in college towns. Also, he discusses the Texans and the rumors about signing Antonio Brown.

Josh Innes spends the second hour covering multiple storylines around sports and society.

Josh opens up today's show by talking about the potential change of professional sports team names and how the lesser crowd will affect the NFL games and experience.

Josh begins talking about the apparel industry and people making millions of dollars on the backs of dumb people. Josh and Nick continue with cancel culture and how people who should be outraged are not. The show continues with key players being fed up with the bubble and Washington's new team name.

Josh begins the show talking about drumming up publicity in the NBA and Lebron not being able to put anything on his jersey. Josh and Nick continue with the advancement of sports video games and the plateau of football, baseball, and basketball games. Josh also covers how younger players will be more used to basketball without fans. The show finishes up talking about how the richest athletes talk the most about the poor.

Josh and Nick open the show talking about the restaurant and continue talking about the BLM movement/ politicians. They also talk about good jobs not being good fits for people, and attractive females. 

Josh and Nick open the show discussing the Malcolm Jenkins comment on Desean Jackson issue. They also talk basketball, college fall sports and the chance they will happen. 

ESPN Houston's Josh Innes discuss the NBA's plan for the bubble.

ESPN Houston's own Josh Innes talks about Kyle Mcnair on kneeling with the Texans and College football adjusting to Covid-19.