Query & Schultz Podcast

Hour 3 includes Purdue coaches Jeff Brohm and Matt Painter on site from Stacked Pickle in Fishers, and a debate whether or not Russell Wilson is worthy of being the highest paid player in the NFL.

Q&S talk with Purdue women's basketball coach Sharon Versyp, plus does Bogey want to stay? The guys discuss Bojan Bogdanovic's recent comments about free agency.

Hour 1 from Stacked Pickle for Purdue Athletics' Power Hour features baseball writer Joe Sheehan of his eponymous newsletter.

Purdue AD Mike Bobinski talks the renewed energy for the Boilermaker football and basketball program and the department’s financial commitment to keeping top coaching talent.

Boilermaker basketball coach and National Coach of the Year Matt Painter joins the guys at Stacked Pickle for Purdue’s Power Hour to discuss Purdue’s Elite Eight campaign, the legacy that Carsen Edwards, Ryan Cline and Grady Eifert leave behind, plus it wouldn’t be a talk with Coach Painter without a question or two about the Cubs.

Purdue football coach Jeff Brohm sits down with us from Purdue’s Power Hour at Stacked Pickle to discuss the progress the Boilers made in the spring, his decision to stay in West Lafayette and what impact Warren Central's David Bell can make as a true freshman.

The third hour of Monday's show features a heated debate about the potential lasting legacy of Tiger's win at Augusta, live from the Union Jack Pub in Broad Ripple.

The second hour of Monday's show, live from Union Jack Pub in Broad Ripple for an Indy Eleven/The Shop watch party features "Love That Play" plus Pacers.com writer Mark Montieth.

Live from Union Jack Pub in Broad Ripple for an Indy Eleven watch party with The Shop, the guys discuss the lasting legacy of Tiger's Masters win, a listless Pacers playoff performance, and Kyle Robbins of SBNation talks Tiger and IU football.

Former Butler player and current assistant coach Emerson Kampen joins Derek live from the Midtown campus. Topics include Kampen's torn allegiance between the Celtics and the Pacers, how recruiting has changed with the prevalence of the transfer portal and grad transfers, and how inspiring the Kampen family was in handling the tragic passing of their young son in 2016.