Erick Zamora and Sean Roberts start the hour off welcoming in the voice of the Drake Bulldogs Michael Admire to discuss how they are still undefeated on the season and what this two weeks off due to positive COVID-19 tests means. Friend of the program Paul Robidoux breaks the news that Matt Campbell is interviewing with the New York Jets and then 5-0 Des Moines Sergeant Paul Parizek stops in to chat with the guys. To end the hour the guys talk Iowa basketball, the New York Mets making moves, Tommy Lasorda's passing and to finish the show the guys give their predictions on the National Championship Game.

Sean Roberts and Erick Zamora start the show off giving their thoughts on the action this week at the nation's Capitol, talk a little politics and compare the situation to other's in the country's history. Then switching to sports they get into Z's 3 which includes the newest players on the Des Moines Buccaneers and the Bucs last game at Wells Fargo Arena tonight, the NHL season starting Wednesday and Zamora's Friday night off playing poker. Then the guys wrap up the hour giving their thoughts and predictions on the NFL playoff games this weekend

In hour two Roberts and Zamora go heavily on Iowa State in the second hour breaking down the Fiesta Bowl and specifically Oregon because we haven't seen much of the Ducks this year. The question gets brought up does Brock Purdy choke in big games and the guys ask that to Jared Stansbury and more in his ISU preview from Arizona. The guys chat more Pac-12 football and skim the surface of Iowa State hosting number 2 ranked Baylor in basketball before giving their college football bowl game predicitions.

Sean Roberts welcomes in his new co-host Erick Zamora with Emery Songer heading over to host his own show Saturday mornings on WHO Radio and the guys kick off the show talking about the surprising Ohio State victory over Clemson and Sean's Notre Dame falling to Alabama. The guys also start to preview Iowa State and the Fiesta Bowl, some Iowa hoops vs Rutgers today and a new segment: "Z's 3." Z's 3 covers three topics Zamora is into through the weekend which this week includes the San Diego Padres, the Des Moines Buccaneers and stimulus generosity. To end the hour the guys go over their predictions for the last week of the NFL regular season.

Emery Songer is joined by Nathan Fischer to talk about the College Football Playoff picture heading into Championship Day around the country. Emery chats with Jason Clary of Kia of Des Moines to talk about the dealership and make NFL picks for Sunday. He and Nathan wrap up the show with Championship Day picks in college football.

Emery Songer and Sean Roberts talk about the big Iowa basketball game against Gonzaga and the Big 12 Championship Game between Iowa State and Oklahoma. They chat with Jason Clary from Kia of Des Moines about their year and some of their new vehicles. The guys wrap up the first hour talking about this being Emery's last show as he moves over to 1040 WHO.

Emery Songer and Sean Roberts talk about the College Football Playoff rankings and why they would love to see a 16 team playoff and what's stopping it from happening. They take some calls on that subject and make their case for why players should be paid. They also make their picks for the NCAA football games this weekend.

Emery Songer and Sean Roberts talk about the big snowfall in Iowa Saturday morning. They also chat about Iowa's big win over Iowa State in basketball, where Drake and UNI sit, and make their NFL picks for this week.

Emery Songer and Sean Roberts talk about the Iowa and Iowa State football games and what they mean for the rankings. They also make their NFL and NCAA football picks for the week.

Emery Songer and Sean Roberts talk about the White Sox getting former Cubs TV announcer Len Kasper and what it means for baseball in Chicago. They spend a lot of time debating the College Football Playoff and the problems it has in being fair for the teams that have not lost. They also outline the unlikely scenario that would have to happen for Iowa State to sneak into the top four.