Former EVP/General Manager at Westwood One Sports, play-by-play broadcaster for St. John's Men's Basketball and the Miami Heat and author of two books, including "Sports on New York Radio: A Play-by-Play History," David J Halberstam joins the show. He sits down with Ryan Gregware and Alex Wolz to discuss the history behind and his involvement with the Ford C. Frick Award, which honors the best in baseball broadcasting, along with the creation of sportsbroadcastjournal.com and his perspective on the sports media industry today.

Co-host of Yahoo Sports' award-winning "Fantasy Football Live" and the "Ekeler's Edge" show with Chargers running back, Austin Ekeler, Liz Loza joins Chris Hennessy and Mike Messina on One on One. She discusses her groundbreaking project with Ekeler before diving into all-things fantasy football, from sleepers to surprises, quarterbacks and running backs and everything in-between as we enter week five of the NFL season.

Hockey columnist for the New York Extra and author of four books, including the "Unforgettable" series on New York's local teams, Matthew Blittner joins the show. He sits down with Colin Loughran and Tyler Hu to discuss the making of his latest project, "Voices of the NHL," along with how he got his start covering the NHL and what he expects from the Rangers and Islanders on the ice this season.

A long and winding season for the New York Mets has reached its conclusion, as three months atop the NL East vanish shy of October. Executive producer of podcasts at the New York Post, Jake Brown, shares his insight from his time covering the Mets, both in how we should look back on this season and where they should go from here. On a more positive note, Brown reflects on his two-year anniversary at the Post, what he's accomplished and hopes to achieve in the future.

Critically-acclaimed author and historian Tony Castro sits down with Michael Calamari and Colin Loughran to discuss the making of his latest book, "Maris & Mantle: Two Yankees, Baseball Immortality, and the Age of Camelot." Castro shares the inspiration between chronicling Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris' unique competition and how it compares to some of the MLB's other iconic relationships, specifically New York Yankees legends both in the past and today.

Newsday's New York Giants beat reporter Tom Rock sits down with Kris Pursiainen and Alex Wolz heading into a must-win week three matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. Rock discusses the Giants' biggest flaws so far, which were on display against Washington, along with whether Saquon Barkley and the receiving core can become what the team expects them to be. On a more positive note, Rock looks back on some of his favorite memories of Eli Manning as his number entires the Ring of Honor this Sunday.

Award-winning baseball columnist for Newsday, Dave Lennon joins Alex Wolz and Ryan Gregware at the start of the blockbuster Yankees-Red Sox series. He gives his perspective on the Yankees' pitching, lineup woes and a potential bright spot in Giancarlo Stanton along with the potential fallout were they to miss the postseason. He also shares what he think went wrong for the Mets and where they should look this offseason.

The ups and downs of the Yankees season continues as the Bombers' incredible high of a 13-game win streak has been followed by the lows of a poor stretch against some mediocre opponents. Either way, it has become clear that the Wild Card race is not going anywhere. Beat reporter for NJ.com and The Star Ledger, Brendan Kuty joins Alex Wolz from the stadium in the Bronx to discuss the Yankees' pain points amid this postseason push and what the consequences will be if they come up short.

Sports editor at The Nation, Dave Zirin, sits down with Dylan Balsamo and Kayla Wentzel to discuss the making of his latest book, "The Kaepernick Effect: Taking a Knee, Changing the World." Zirin speaks to the impact Kaepernick's gesture had on the country, specifically young people, how athletes are expressing their beliefs through sports along with some of his own inspiration behind entering politics himself.

Executive Director of Bowl Season, Nick Carparelli, sat down with Dylan Balsamo and Alex Wolz just before September 14's BIG DAY, a national celebration of teachers in partnership with the College Football Playoff Foundation. Carparelli discusses how the initiative came to be, along with his work at Bowl Season and how others can get involved.