Officiating reviews are sapping the joy out of watching football on TV. How can the NCAA and the NFL remedy the situation? Next, Saturday Morning Vegas Correspondent Gabe Mirabelli stops by for his weekly visit. And then Dr. Cody Meyers, MD, makes his debut appearance on the show to talk about Gardner-Webb swimming memories, going to medical school, and working in the emergency room.

This Week's Audio Roadmap:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-0:50)
Opening Monologue (0:50-17:27)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -Updated Roll Call of SMWSM's International Markets
  -Venting about Instant Replay in Football
  -Episode Preview
Vegas Corner with Gabe Mirabelli (17:28-38:48)
  -Bert Gordon Knows Which Scoreboard Gamblers Use
  -Reviewing Last Week's Games
  -Gabe Cleaned Up on NFL Picks Last Sunday
  -Casinos Impose Different Bet Limits for College and NFL Games
  -One of Gabe's Friends Bet on an Under???
  -The Patriots Survive the Jets on MNF
  -Gabe's Picks for this Week
  -My Pick of the Week
Dr. Cody Meyers Interview (38:49-1:16:46)
  -George Likes to Negotiate Medical Bills
  -Guest Intro
  -Alabama or Auburn Fan Growing Up?
  -Evolving as a Sports Fan
  -The Origins of his Interest in Swimming
  -His College Recruiting Process
  -His First Interaction with Coach Mike Simpson
  -Favorite Coach Simpson Moments
  -Deciding to Become a Doctor
  -Preparing for the MCAT
  -Applying to Medical Schools
  -The First Year of Medical School
  -Specializing in Emergency Medicine
  -The Lifestyle of a Medical Resident
  -Greenville, SC is a Great Place to Live
  -Ever Register at a Hotel as Doctor Cody Meyers?
  -"Is Anybody Here a Doctor?" Moments
  -Ever Get Squeamish at the Hospital?
  -Story Time: Cody Saved the Day, but his Shoes Weren't So Fortunate
  -The ABC's of Emergency Room Medicine
  -Does Being a Doctor Change How One Manages His or Her Own Health?
  -A Swimming Race Between 2020 Cody and 2014 Cody
  -Will Cody One Day Star in a TV Commercial?
  -Fundamentals of Good Health Habits
  -Being Surrounded by Clemson Fans
  -His Most Recent Visit to Tuscaloosa
  -The Senior Bowl in Mobile
  -The New Orleans-Mobile Mardi Gras Rivalry
The Perils of Drinking a Tiger Beer on a Short Flight (1:16:47-1:17:40)

This week's monologue explores the vexation caused by smoke detector low battery warnings. I also have a nonpartisan observation about election logistics, as inspired by the words of NFL coaching legend Bill Parcells. Next, Gabe Mirabelli, fresh off another winning week, checks in from the desert for Vegas Corner. And then Greg Rouse helps analyze the comedy of errors that is the 2020 Dallas Cowboys.

This Week's Menu of On-Demand Audio:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-0:50)
Opening Monologue (0:51-25:04)
  -Market Shoutouts and Table Setting
  -Overnight Adventures with Smoke Detector Low Battery Warnings
  -A Nonpartisan Thought about Election Logistics & the Genius of Bill Parcells
  -Episode Preview
Vegas Corner with Gabe Mirabelli (25:05-41:21)
  -Fast Eddie Knows that Big-Time Gamblers Love Big-Time Stakes
  -Recapping Last Week
  -Gabe's Selections for this Week
  -My Pick of the Week
Greg Rouse Interview (41:22-1:29:00)
  -The Ankle Injury Heard Around the World
  -Guest Intro
  -Revisiting Our Preseason Predictions
  -Dak's Injury
  -Dak's Contract Situation
  -The Cowboys' Recent History with Longterm Contracts
  -Dak's Leverage in the Upcoming Negotiation
  -Is this a Mulligan Year for Mike McCarthy? Should it be?
  -Is there any Scenario in which McCarthy is One-and-Done?
  -Would there be any Value in Winning the NFC East this Season?
  -Does Jerry have Buyer's Remorse about Zeke Elliott's Contract?
  -Possible Team Blueprints for 2021
  -Second Choice Super Bowl Preferences
Gabe Mirabelli Still Doesn't Trust Buffets (1:29:01-1:29:56)

We start with a story about remembering names and purchasing hardware.  Next, Saturday Morning Vegas Correspondent Gabe Mirabelli joins the show for his weekly Vegas Corner segment. And then Evan Rhodes sits in the co-host chair as we open up the listener mailbag.

This Week's On-Demand Audio Menu:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-0:50)
Opening Monologue (0:50-9:15)
  -Market Shoutouts and Table Setting
  -A Story About Remembering Names and Purchasing Hardware
  -Show Preview
Vegas Corner with Gabe (9:16-21:20)
  -Fast Eddie Knows That It's Good to be Right
  -Touting Gabe's 4-1 Record Last Week
  -His Favorite Plays for This Week
  -More on Why Gabe Hates Betting the Under
Listener Mailbag #1 (21:21-1:38:45)
  -Wilford Brimley Loves Mail
  -Evan Rhodes Intro and Segment Overview
  -Meeting Public Figures
  -The Origins of Evan's Catchphrases
  -Breakfast Cereals
  -Intermittent Fasting
  -Favorite Barber Shops
  -Favorite Restaurants in the Boiling Springs Metro Area
  -Purchasing Postage and Writing Letters
  -Favorite Authors and Favorite Books
  -Tips for Success in Sales
  -Favorite Sales and Law Movies
  -Being Elite at a Recreational Game/Non-Traditional Sport
  -Evan's Christian of the Year Story
  -Deciding Where to Live
  -Spreadsheets and Sweater Vests: Wardrobe and Budgeting
  -Favorite Days from College
  -Travel Destinations
  -Advice for the Baby Delivery Room & Waiting Room Talk
  -Getting Into Trouble as a Child
  -Parenting and Youth Sports
Tuna Fish Snow Globe (1:38:46-1:39:42)

We begin with a story about a trip to Chicago.  Then, Boiling Springs stalwart Leif Hamrick regales us with favorite stories from the 28017 and provides a few tips for getting the most out of your lawn. Next, it's Vegas Corner with Gabe Mirabelli. And then industry expert Lydia Peyton discusses trending topics from the world of college sports. She also tells the story of when friend of the show Josh Angel met soccer star Alex Morgan on a beach in Florida.

This Week's Audio Menu:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-0:50)
Opening Monologue (0:51-13:01)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -Stories from my 2014 Visit to Chicago
   -Guest Previews
Leif Hamrick Interview (13:02-1:00:48)
  -Paul Harvey Knows why God Made Farmers
  -Guest Intro
  -Memories from the Corn Snake Story
  -Growing & Selling Corn
   -Blalock’s Swimming Pool
  -Boiling Springs in the 70s and 80s
   -The Timeline of the Boiling Springs Hardee’s
  -His Essay about the Day the Cows Didn’t Come Home
  -Childhood Memories from Working on the Family Farm
  -First Memories of John Blalock
   -Blalock the European Scholar
  -The New Limestone Library & Phil Houser’s Use of the Henrietta Library
  -The Best Way to Get Around Downtown Asheville
  -“Do You Boys Know Miles Hamrick?”
  -Leif’s Business
  -Fiber optic spaghetti
  -Best Practices for Lawn Care
  -The Evolution of the Boiling Springs Country Club
  -Blalock’s Dancing Abilities
   -Harry McKee and Other Boiling Springs Mentors
Vegas Corner with Gabe Mirabelli (1:00:49-1:17:17)
  -Fast Eddie Plays Fast and Loose
  -Recap of Last Week’s Results
  -Responding to Ryan Logan’s Comments about their Golf Competitions
  -Sports Gambling Education: Over/Unders
  -This Week’s Picks
Lydia Peyton Interview (1:17:18-1:55:36)
  -The Auburn Kick-Six
  -Guest Intro
  -A Talented Singer
  -Going to Work for Teamworks
  -A Day in the Life of Lydia Peyton, Client Success Manager
  -Lydia the Jet Setter
  -Favorite Places to Travel
  -She Loves the Pac-12
  -The Perks of Living in the Mountain West Time Zone
  -The Pandemic’s Effect on College Sports
  -Still Optimistic About the Future of College Sports
  -The Name, Image, & Likeness Issue
  -The Transfer Issue
  -March Madness in a Bubble?
  -Moving to Colorado & Adjusting to Colorado Weather
  -Attending Mia Hamm's Last Game
  -Witnessing Josh Angel Meet Alex Morgan on a Beach in Florida
  -Watching Auburn Football Games
Brock Huber on Professional Cornhole (1:55:37-1:56:11)

A classic radio story. Then, Silicon Valley maven Brock Huber makes a return appearance on the show. We talk about different States and cities as Brock has  been deciding where to live now that he's able to work from almost anywhere. Next, our Vegas correspondent Gabe Mirabelli checks-in for his much-anticipated Vegas Corner segment. Gabe walks through some common sports gambling terms and makes some predictions for this weekend's football games. And then civil litigator/scratch golfer Ryan Logan joins the show to help you improve your  golf game. We also talk about meeting pro golfers, the state of the New York Football Giants, and favorite stories from law school.

This Week's Big Board:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-0:50)
Opening Monologue (0:51-13:54)
  -Market Shoutouts and Table Setting
  -Missing Larry King's Presence Behind Home Plate at the NLCS
  -A Vintage Radio Story
  -Guest Previews
Brock Huber Interview (13:55-55:41)
  -Kramer on People Leaving California
  -Guest Intro
  -Thoughts on Being the First Repeat Guest on SMWSM
  -Business Professionals Loved Brock's First Appearance on the Show
  -Brock's Current Headquarters in Northern California
  -A Geographic Free Agent
  -California's High Cost of Living
  -Building a Decision-Making Spreadsheet & His Family's Priorities
  -His Five Finalists
  -The Also-Receiving Votes Category
  -The Charlotte Airport
  -The Greensboro Airport
  -A Travel Snafu from when Hannah and I Traveled to California in 2017
  -His Family's Fascination with the Beach
  -Florida Cities of Interest
  -Humidity
  -Visiting Nashville
  -Texas Cities of Interest & Thoughts on Living in Dallas Cowboys' Country
  -His Family's Planned Destination
  -Rain in the Pacific Northwest
  -Brock Loves the South
  -The Wilmington Airport
  -Brock's Favorite & Least Favorite Airports
Vegas Corner w/Gabe Mirabelli (55:42-1:08:33)
  -Bert Gordon on How Gamblers Keep Score
  -Guest Intro
  -The Baylor-West Virginia Debacle
  -Does Betting on a Football Game Make it Appointment TV?
  -Gabe Loves Action
  -Sports Gambling Education: Money Lines & Point Spreads
  -Gabe's Picks for this Weekend
Ryan Logan Interview (1:08:34-1:43:45)
  -Gabe Knows When Ryan is Looking for an Angle
  -Guest Intro
  -He's Practically a Scratch Golfer
  -Law School Golf Matches Against Gabe Mirabelli & Chris Doerring
  -Childhood Golf Memories
  -Golfing in Ireland
  -His Mental Approach to an 18-Hole Round
  -Several Tips for Helping Weekend Golfers Improve Their Games
  -Staying Hydrated During a Round
  -Meeting Pro Golfers Rickie Fowler and Justin Rose
  -Playing in the Farmer's Open Pro-Am in San Diego
  -His Favorite Courses
  -Watching Tiger Woods at the 2015 Wyndham Championship
  -Attending the US Open
  -His Trip to Notre Dame Stadium
  -His Trips to Yankee Stadium
  -Favorite Law School Stories
  -The State of the New York Football Giants
  -Emotional Investment in Notre Dame Football
  -Dealing with Clemson Fan Chris Doerring
Don't Put Carpet Squares Underneath Bus Tires (1:43:46-1:44:15)

We begin with a story about yard maintenance and internet service. Next, Gabe Mirabelli, Manager of Special Projects for the Vegas Golden Knights, joins our merry band. Gabe shares stories from going to law school and his life in the sports & entertainment capital of the world. Then, former Gardner-Webb baseball icon Jeremiah Lokken joins the show. We talk about getting drafted by the New York Mets, memorable moments from his baseball career, and his favorite stories from working in college admissions.

This Week's Road Map:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-0:50)
Opening Monologue (0:51-12:32)
  -Market Shoutouts & Table Setting
  -Halloween Yard Inflatables
  -Story: Yard Maintenance & Internet Service
  -Guest Previews
Gabe Mirabelli Interview (12:33-1:04:44)
  -Minnesota Fats and Fast Eddie Felson Like to Gamble
  -Guest Intro
  -The Finest Contracts Prospect in the Last 20 Years
  -Sitting on the Back Row in Law School Classes
  -Deciding to Attend College and Play Baseball at Guilford College
  -Any Knee Issues from Playing Behind Home Plate?
  -Throwing to Second Base from Home Plate
  -A Troublesome Experience at a Golden Corral in Virginia
  -Working for the Tampa Bay Rays' Summer Camp
  -Interest in Working in Pro Sports
  -Flying from Vegas to Massachusetts to take a Continuing Legal Education Course
  -Deciding to Attend Law School
  -The First Year of Law School
  -Lessons Learned from the Law School Experience
  -His Bar Card
  -The Logistics of Moving to Vegas
  -Previous Visits to Vegas
  -Getting his Job with the Golden Knights
  -A Day in the Life of Gabe Mirabelli, Manager of Special Projects
  -Construction Guru
  -Favorite Things about Living in Vegas
  -Time Zone Talk
  -Gambling as Recreation
  -A Few College Football Selections
Jeremiah Lokken Interview (1:04:45-1:49:22)
  -A Jaguars Fan Steals the Show
  -Guest Intro
  -A Floridian Adjusting to Ohio Weather
  -Childhood Memories from the Last Time it Snowed in Jacksonville
  -The Biggest Snowfall in Ohio So Far
  -A Ringer in Intramural Softball
  -Getting Drafted by the Mets as a High School Senior
  -His Interview with the Florida Times-Union After the Draft
  -Getting on the Mets' Radar Screen
  -The Mets' Contract Offer
  -Being Recruited to Gardner-Webb
  -Delivering an A+ Performance vs. JU
  -Winning 2 out of 3 vs. UGA
  -Falling to Lipscomb in 18 Innings in the ASUN Championship Game
  -A Comedic Bus Snafu
  -Favorite Admissions Travel Stories
  -John Blalock Talk
  -Keith Hudon Talk
  -Memories from when the Jaguars First Came to Jacksonville
  -The 2017 AFC Title Game Collapse vs. the Patriots
  -Will the Jaguars Stay in Jacksonville?
Paul Hemrick Doesn't Believe in Dry Cleaning (1:49:23-1:49:53)

We kick things off with a discussion of recent Florida weather and the perils of streaming television. Next, Bruce Williams, University of Georgia alum and season ticket holder for 40 years and counting, joins the show to talk all things Bulldogs. The backroads to Athens, the best BBQ in Georgia, favorite bowl game trips, his contempt for Steve Spurrier, and more. Then, Dangerous Dave Sweeney makes his debut appearance on the podcast. We play the hits from Lutz-Yelton 206: the tuna fish pillowcase, flag football suspensions, the hairless rat, and many more!

This Week's Roadmap:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-0:50)
Opening Monologue (0:51-15:13)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -The Never-Ending Rain in Florida
  -Dial-Up Television: The Perils of Streaming Cable
  -Ross Perot Brought Humor to the 1992 Presidential Debates
  -Guest Previews
Bruce Williams Interview (15:14-49:16)
  -Larry Munson is Enthralled by Lindsay Scott's Touchdown
  -Guest Intro
  -His First UGA Football Game in 1978
  -Date Nights at Sanford Stadium with Jana
  -Season Ticket Holder Since 1979
  -His Connection to the Ticket Office
  -His Athens Weekend Routine
  -Strickland's Restaurant
  -Holcomb's BBQ
  -Brunswick Stew Talk
  -Attending Georgia-Florida Every Season Except One
  -Tailgating at Georgia-Florida in Jacksonville
  -Being on the Sideline for the 1980 Sugar Bowl (National Title)
  -The 17-18 National Title Game vs. Alabama
  -Best Bowl Game Memories
  -New Orleans Talk
  -Road Trips to other SEC Stadiums and the Most Hostile Fans
  -Most Bitter Rivalries
  -Florida-Georgia Fan Populations in Nassau County, FL
  -Writing Tuition Checks to the University of Tennessee
  -Knowledge of Georgia Roads
  -Favorite UGA Figures
  -Most Reviled SEC Figures
  -Gameday Routine for 2020
  -Considering a Condo in Athens
  -Predictions for this Season
  -More Spurrier Talk
Dave Sweeney Interview (49:17-1:38:56)
  -Joseph Laurent and I Tell the Tuna Fish Pillowcase Story
  -Guest Intro
  -High School Wrestling Stories and Getting Recruited to Gardner-Webb
  -Tuna Fish in Dave's Pillowcase
  -Tuna Fish in a Dorm Neighbor's Heating & Air Window Unit
  -A Bed Frame Prank
  -The Missing Control Knobs from the Room 206 Heating & Air Unit
  -The Vibe on Mauney Ground Floor
  -Evan Rhodes was not a Fan of Special K Cereal
  -The Hairless Rat Story
  -The L2 Crew Intramural Basketball Team
  -Dave the Enforcer in Flag Football
  -Dave's Flag Football Suspension
  -Showdown with Jason Tice in Softball
  -Midnight Water Balloons
  -Woody the Janitor Talk
  -The Penny Locking Craze
  -Playing Basketball against Adam "the Beaver" Sweeney
  -Wofford Basketball Talk
Bob for Coroner (1:38:57-1:39:12)

We start with a roll call of SMWSM's international markets and a short story about the late Al Davis. Bradley Bilsback, political science PhD candidate at the University of Georgia, joins the show for a lighthearted, nonpartisan look at electioneering. We cover polling, advertising, C-SPAN, and more. Naturally, we also talk about college football. Then, lawyer and cyber security expert Peter McClelland stops by to chat about his recent campaign for a seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives. He also talks about the most pressing issues in the world of cyber security.

This Week's Roadmap:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-15:55)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -A Roll Call of our International Markets
  -Al Davis Searches for a Hairbrush
  -Guest Previews
Bradley Bilsback Interview (15:56-58:06)
  -Frank Skeffington Knows that Politics is a Spectator Sport
  -Guest Intro
  -Coaching High School Sports
  -Philosophy on Pregame and Halftime Speeches
  -Learning to Speak Spanish
  -His Waterloo: High School AP Spanish
  -Dreaming in Spanish
  -Rosetta Stone
  -Learning a Foreign Language as an Adult
  -Bradley's Curriculum Vitae
  -A Disclaimer
  -Confidence in Polling Generally
  -Polling and Predictions in 2016
  -Best Methods for Polling in 2020
  -Polling in Local Elections
  -Name Recognition in Local Elections
  -Political Ads in Local Elections
  -Predictors of Political Behavior
  -The Reliability of Older Voters
  -Targeted Political Advertising
  -Where the Campaigns Should Spend their TV Ad Dollars
  -Watching C-SPAN and Meeting Brian Lamb
  -Bradley's Plans for the Future in Politics
  -Bradley's Reading Habits
  -Bradley's Primary College Football Allegiance
  -Attending Football Games at UT-Knoxville
  -Baker Mayfield Breaks UT's Heart
  -Effect of Limited Fans in SEC Stadiums
  -Vanderbilt Talk
  -Will Tennessee Ever Return to Glory?
  -The Impact of Location on College Football Recruiting
  -A Story about Driving to Gainesville
  -Choosing UGA for his PhD
  -Prediction for 2020 Presidential Election
  -Prediction for the '20-'21 College Football National Title
Peter McClelland Interview (58:07-1:32:35)
  -Frank Skeffington on the Art of the Compromise
  -Guest Intro
  -Peter's Interest in Politics Early in Life
  -Going to Law School to Escape a Career in Politics
  -Running for Student Congress in College
  -Deciding to Run for the State House
  -The Committee to Elect Peter McClelland
  -Yard Sign Strategy
  -Bumper Stickers and Logo Design
  -Raising Money
  -Running Against an Incumbent
  -Cyber Security Legislation in NC
  -Stump Speeches
  -Expectations Going into Election Day
  -Election Night
  -Any Part of him Relieved to Not Win?
  -Possibility of Seeking Office in the Future
  -Developing an Interest in Cyber Security
  -Going to Work In-House for a Tech Company
  -The Biggest Cyber Security Threats to Businesses
  -Are Governments Doing Enough to Guard Against Cyber Threats?
  -Risks to Small Businesses and Individuals
  -Carolina Basketball Talk
Clemson Basketball Has Heard of Gardner-Webb (1:32:36-1:33:02)

The Boiling Springs Hardee's has ceased operations and SMWSM is here to analyze the situation. Matt Orth, former Teaching Pastor at Broad River Community Church, joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation about the early days of BRCC, his book, and much more. Then, Charleston legal superstar Greg Rouse and I discuss the big picture state of the Dallas Cowboys.

This Week's Itinerary:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-16:42)
  -Market Shoutouts and Table Setting
  -Boiling Springs Hardee's Permanently Closes
  -Kanye West is a Proponent of the "Invest in Land" Slogan
  -Guest Previews
Matt Orth Interview (16:43-1:03:59)
  -Kramer Tries to Buy a Gyro at a Subway Stop
  -Guest Intro
  -His Roster of Farm Animals
  -The Concept "Less Without You"
  -The Concept "Together Sometimes"
  -Finding his Way to Toccoa Falls College
  -Meeting his Wife, Shannon
  -A Discussion about Fatalism and Free Will
  -A Story from his First Church Job
  -The Origins of Broad River Community Church
  -Post-Sermon Q&A Sessions
  -His Writing Process
  -His Book, "Questions of a Curious Nature"
  -Working in Manhattan
  -New York City Transportation
Greg Rouse Interview (1:04:00-1:44:13)
  -Dak Prescott to Jason Witten to Beat the Eagles in Overtime
  -Guest Intro
  -Becoming a Cowboys Fan in South Carolina
  -A Personal Connection to Former Cowboy Linebacker Dexter Coakley
  -Visiting the Cowboys Locker Room
  -As a General Rule, Are Cowboys Fans Obnoxious?
  -Converting Sawyer to Being a Cowboys Fan
  -Highest Highs of Cowboys Fandom
  -Lowest Lows of Cowboys Fandom
  -Tony Romo as a Broadcaster
  -Troy Aikman as a Broadcaster
  -The Jason Garrett Administration
  -Thoughts on Jerry Jones Generally
  -Jerry the Businessman and Jerry the General Manager
  -Jerry's Relationship with Jimmy Johnson
  -Grading the Mike McCarthy Hire
  -Mike McCarthy's Staff
  -Dak Prescott's Contract Situation
  -Predictions for the 2020 Season
Georgia Southern Football Liked Cole Fountain's Caboose (1:44:14-1:44:48)

We open the show with a special announcement. Then, reporter Amy Elliott of Spectrum News in Raleigh shares stories from her career in television news, including her first job after college, early morning/late night wake-up calls, covering hurricanes, and meeting Michael Jordan. And afterwards, Gardner-Webb public address announcer Chip Carter joins the show for a conversation about his college cross country career and his job as the voice of GWU basketball.

This Week's Itinerary:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-10:05)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -A Major Announcement
  -Guest Previews
Amy Elliott Interview (10:06-40:56)
  -Warmup Sound Clip: Amy on the Scene at Crabtree Creek
  -Guest Intro
  -Her College Acting Career
  -Favorite TV Personalities from her Childhood
  -Her First Job: WDNN-TV (Dalton, GA)
    *First Assignment: Covering Nathan Deal During the 2010 Primary
    *Getting Hired by WDNN
    *Technology Issues in Reporting
    *Being Recognized Around Dalton
  -Making the Jump to Spectrum News in Wilmington, NC
  -Covering Hurricanes
  -Waking Up in the Middle of the Night to Go to Work
  -A Day in the Life
  -Pitching Story Ideas
  -Feedback from Viewers on Social Media
  -Covering the General Assembly
  -Differences in Being In-Studio Versus Reporting from the Scene
  -Ever Get Nervous?
  -One of Her Favorite Stories: Southport Water Quality
  -Meeting Uncle Joey from Full House
  -Meeting Michael Jordan
  -Covering a Bobcat Sighting in Wilmington
  -A Python in Wilmington
  -Advice to Aspiring TV Journalists
  -Her Love of CBS Sunday Mornings
Chip Carter Interview (40:57-1:17:55)
  -Warmup Sound Clip: Chip on the Mic
  -Guest Intro
  -Running Cross Country in High School and Getting Recruited to GWU
  -Breaking his Jaw at GWU Midnight Madness
  -The Highlight of his College Cross Country Career
  -Becoming the PA Voice of GWU Basketball and Volleyball
  -His First Time Meeting Coach Leo Sayles
  -Knowledge of Volleyball Rules
  -Knowledge of Soccer Rules
  -His Favorite Catch Phrases
  -Being the PA Voice of the Forest City Owls
  -His Inspirations: Ray Clay (Basketball) and Bob Sheppard (Baseball)
  -Dr. David Carscaddon's Bachelor Party
  -Chip's Admiration for Dr. Carscaddon
  -Attending the Masters
  -Thoughts on a Fall Masters
  -Tiger Woods Talk
Is it Elliot Engstrom or Elliot Erglestrom? (1:17:56-1:18:19)