Query & Schultz Podcast

With Query out, Sam fills in on "Buy it or Bull" and our weekly talk with Raphael Esparza, our Vegas expert with MyBookie.lv.

It's a rare "No Query Wednesday" and we preview Pacers opening night, discuss Derek Anderson's chances with the Bills and talk with long-time baseball scribe Rob Neyer about his new book and the two League Championship Series.

The guys get back into the Colts' conversation and celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic moments in sports during the 1968 Olympics by dipping into the show archives for an interview with Dr. John Carlos.

Stephen Holder of The Athletic talks about the Colts' dire WR situation and Andrew Luck's demeanor, plus Joe Sheehan discusses the NLCS/ALCS and remembers Eric Davis's huge 1990 World Series homer.

The always jovial Eddie White stopped by the studio to get everyone excited for the start of the Pacers season tomorrow, and the guys talk about the terrible QB options for Buffalo as they prepare to head to Indy.

The Pacers second-round pick from last year turned some heads in the preseason, and he joined today's show to talk about his growth and what he could contribute down the line.

On the 50th anniversary of the Black Power salute, we reached into the show archives to replay this interview with human rights activist Dr. John Carlos, who stood on the podium that night in the 1968 Olympics. (The original interview took place on October 27, 2011)

In the third hour from Monday's show, live from Whiskey Business on the south side, we ask if you're giving up on the Colts' season after the disappointing loss to the Jets on Sunday.

The second hour from Monday's show, live from Whiskey Business on the south side, includes "Love That Play," and the guys break down Myles Turner's contract extension and the weekend of college football.

The first hour from Monday's show, live from Whiskey Business on the south side features our conversation with WTHR's Bob Kravitz, and plenty of discussion of the Colts falling to 1-5.