Josh remembers hopeful key free agents and trade acquisitions that turned out to be disappointments. Also, he rants about two of his favorite restaurants. 

Josh talks social media mistakes and people searching for any mistake in an athlete or celeberties past. He gives a rundown of some of the best skating and love songs of the 90s. Josh caps off the show talking about political correctness and an ethical delima during the quaratine.

Josh and Nick talk race relations and trying to bait people into looking bad. They then go into the future of the MLB and how the sport will survive. Josh Finishes up the show talking about censoring and Elmur Fudds new weapon.

Free Speech Fridays kick off the second hour. Josh begs the question, If the cops shouldnt be called then who will protect people and handle crime. The Black community of influencers and how they are guiding the conversation about race is discussed. 

Josh starts off the show bashing Brees as a closet racist and says that his apology is completely fake. The MLB coming back is a point of contention around the sports community. Innes gets sidetracked with some stories about his preferences. Innes relieves his basketball days from highschool.

Josh and Rich Lord talk to a pair of former producers and tell some entertaining stories from their time on the air together. They also discuss the Texans' offseason as well the Gary Kubiak era of franchise history. 

Josh Innes and Rich Lord reunite they talk about some of their past fights and other memories. The next section features Rich citing some of the reasons that he separated from 610. The Final section Rich talks about some of the issues he has faced during quarantine. 

Josh Innes continues the show by talking about racial injustices in today's society. He reacts to the verdict for the other policemen involved in George Floyd's murder and gives his opinions on Drew Brees' comments about kneeling during the anthem.