This week Joel talks with Hutchinson/GSL Boys Soccer Coach Richard Appleby, the State Baseball Tournament MVP Reece Schwirtz from Plato, and the Reigning Static Monsters Masters WORLD Champion Kirk Ondrachek from Hutchinson.

Bob and Jeremy recap the state amateur baseball tournament, chat about Jeremy's daughter soon getting her license, and think back to that September 11th day 25 years ago.

What's it like to live the World Series dream and then write a book about it? David Eckstein, the 2006 MVP for the Cardinals, joins us to talk about his memoir, "Just Enough," and his life in the MLB.

Then his wife, Ashley, shares her own true love story in "Lucky 22," covering their meeting, falling in love, and her experiences as an MLB ballplayer's wife. It’s a candid look at life on and off the field.

You know that feeling when a conversation just takes off? That’s exactly what happened with the one and only Kevin Smith. From Clerks to Chasing Amy, Mall Rats to Dogma – his filmography alone is iconic. And yes, we talked about all of it and then some. He’s a hysterical guy, and our chat was full of fantastic tangents.

This week, we're diving into LOCAL TALK AND TAPS with our special guest, Kim Hanson. Kim shares valuable insights into "Welcome to the Party- Turning Newcomers into Neighbors." Tune in to hear all about this initiative and discover how it's making a difference right here in our community. You won't want to miss Kim's compelling information on welcoming new faces and fostering a stronger neighborhood spirit.

A Local Technician has won a National Award from Ford. Joel will talk with Hesston Christians from Ford, Brady Forst from Jay Malone Motors, and award recipient Josh Overson.

Guess who stopped by the studio? The incredible Rodrigo Santoro, an actor we all know and love from movies like 300 and Love Actually.

He joined us for a chat about his new film, Runner, where he stars alongside Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson. We had a blast diving into his amazing career and finding out just how much fun he has playing the villain.