This spectacular show kicks off Bill Roseberry, who updates listeners on the Gallatin Awards including the upcoming Trivia Night on November 4 at Laux Brickhouse. Next, East St. Louis Boys Basketball Head Coach Mark Chambers brings Cal State Fullerton commit Davis Bynum to the studio. Chambers and Bynum review last season's 3rd place at state finish, and they preview the upcoming season. In the third slot, Edwardsville HS Boys Golf Head Coach Adam Tyler discusses his team's MESPY-winning, state-qualifying season. Tyler is joined by team members Kolton Wright and Bennett Babbington, who describe their team's outstanding season.

This show begins with the Cougar Corner with Keaton, as Associate Producer Keaton Anderson joins host Dave, and the two chat with XC and Track & Field star Roland Prenzler. Prenzler talks about his transition from Edwardsville High School to d1 SIUE and his goals for his last season as a Cougar. Then, soccer coaches Jay Robertson of Highland HS and Skip Birdsong of Althoff CHS, are next to discuss their team's hot starts and their upcoming Kickin' for a Cure game, which honors survivors and those lost to the disease including Robertson's late wife. Last, Colin Brandt is a local skate enthusiast and business man who thinks Edwardsville needs a skate park. He has presented his idea to the City Council, and he joins the show to share his plan.

This show begins with three senior girls from the Jersey Community Panthers tennis team: the twins Libby and Emma McCormick and Tessa Crawford. The three girls share how much they love playing tennis at Jersey CHS, and they talk about their big goals for the remainder of the season. The trio also mentions the positive impact that Pat Coyle has had on their careers along with Head Coach Dan Diamond. Next up, Kahok Assistant Soccer Coach Josh Boyd is in the studio to talk about the Kahoks who have won the SWC the last three seasons. He is joined by star forwards Sam Garofalo and Adam Reiniger. The boys talk about the "rough" start to the season, but how they managed to rebound from some tough early-season losses, and how they plan to end their season on top. Last, Dupo Football HC Zach Klaustermeier is back to discuss the Tigers' hot start, which includes their recognition as Integrity Spine and Joint Center Team of the Month. Coach "K" discusses what he likes about his team, and he breaks down the upcoming matchups his squad will face.

Fall means football, and this episode begins with Dalton Brown and Jake Curry, two seniors on the undefeated Edwardsville Tigers Football Team. Brown, an interior linebacker, talks about having fun and being aggressive on the defensive side of the ball. Curry, one of the area's best quarterbacks, discusses leadership, his expectations for the remainder of the season, and his commitment to SIU Carbondale to continue his career. Next, Alton Redbird Football Head Coach Cody Markle is in the studio to discuss his journey, which includes taking over the program at AHS just days before the season began this fall. Markle describes his coaching style, his intense practices, and all the things he loves about his team. Finally, SIUE Womens Tennis Coach Adam Albertsen and sophomore transfer Cydney Rogers join the show for the "Cougar Corner with Keaton." Rogers talks about what motivated her to transfer to the Cougars, and Coach Albertsen shares his thoughts on his strong, "deep," program, and what he looks for in a recruit.

This incredible show begins with professional bags competitor Brian Jones, who has been ranked as high as #4 nationally. In addition to a busy pro bags schedule, Jones is also the Head Boys and Girls Volleyball Coach at Bunker Hill High School. Jones shares his passion for coaching volleyball and throwing bags with the best in the world. Next up, Highland HS Girls Volleyball Head Coach Anna Murphy shares her thoughts on building the Bulldog volleyball program, as she begins her journey as an English teacher and coach at Highland High. In the third slot, Chad Opel of Front Office Fiduciary Network is in the studio to present the latest Charitable Champion, Daniel Gierer, formerly of McGivney HS and currently on the baseball team at SIUE. Gierer shares his memories of playing at McGivney and his thoughts on making the adjustment as a Cougar. Completing the show, John Hough of the Gateway Sports Venue shares his large and small school football rankings, and he breaks down the major stories at the 1/3 mark of the gridiron season.

Highland HS Girls Tennis just captured the Andi Simpson Memorial Tennis Tournament. For this, they are the Integrity Spine and Joint Center Team of the Month. Coach Plocher is in the studio to accept the recogntion, and he brings with him star players Ruthie Manor and Josie Wojcikiewicz. Girls describe the physical and competitive practices, and Coach Plocher describes coaching in his hometown. Next, Emma Hill describes her Madison County 2A Girls Golf Championship, which included a course record 64. The Triad #1 also talks about her expectations for the end of the season and her decision to play at Davenport University in Michigan. In the third spot, we sit down with Triad Head Football Coach Calvin Potthast, who talks about his first win as a head coach on Friday against Mattoon. Potthast is joined by quarterback Isaac Ackerman, who describes the team's "new" offense, and defensive lineman/tight end Owen Droy, who talks about playing interior line and outside, and he describes his "football style" of basketball.

This episode kicks off with new Lewis and Clark C.C. Athletic Director Cody Zippmann, who explains his passion for his community and his excitement to lead the athletic department. Next, Highland XC Coach Joseph Shannon describes the running culture at Highland HS, and he talks about beginning his second year on the job. He is joined by junior runners Avery Brock and Payton Frey, who talk about what they love about distance running. In the third slot, Mascoutah Girls Tennis Coach Scott Simon brings with him his three senior captains: Sydney Ladwig, Haley Kelly, and Jordan Dillard. All four describe their tennis journeys and their expectations for the upcoming season.

In this Fantasy Football Special Edition, Dave brings "fantasy enthusiasts" Carry Bailey and Adam Koester into the studio to discuss all things fantasy football. The trio talk about league ettiquette, tips on how to win your league, and a position-by-position breakdown organized by tiers. If you're one of the millions of people playing fantasy football this season, you will definitely want to listen to this analysis!

This show is all about passion! Brian Unger is the new Athletic Director at Freeburg HS, and he is excited about his new gig. Unger shares his vision for the school and the community, as he kicks off this show. Next up, host Dave Lipe, shares the studio with two of his favorite students, Hanna Matarelli and Owen Schoeneweis, both seniors at Edwardsville High School Schoeneweis discusses his LAX career and Matarelli talks about her love for volleyball, and she describes her emotions going into her last year of high school volleyball. Then, the two discuss their role as Executive Producers of the Jungle, the official sports podcast of EHS. Last, it's the Cougar Corner w/ Keaton Anderson! In this segment, Coach Sam Quigley Smith is back to talk about her women's hoops team w/ star guard KK Rodriguez. Coach Sam and Rodriguez review the past season, the team's trip to Italy, and the two share their expectations for the upcoming season.

Leading off, Caryn Mefford of My Pocket CEO, a member of the Front Office Fiduciary Network, presents Nicole Johnson with the Charitable Champion Award for the Month of August. Johnson, 2A state golf champion from Edwardsville HS, explains what she's been working on this summer, her expectations for the fall at Middle Tennessee State, and she explains why she choose the Glen-Ed Pantry for her charitable contribution of $500. Next, Dr. Draper and Paul Nicolussi are back to discuss bodybuilding. Dr. Draper talks about her final preparations for her next competition, and Nicolussi describes the intense discipline required in the sport. Last, Bob Kaiser shares his best memories from a legendary career of coaching football and tennis at Belleville West HS, and he describes his current position as Swim Coach at St. Clair Country Club, where he has been for 50 years!