Ryan Lindsay talks with Seattle Attorney Brian Muchinsky about sports trying to stay open and the future of college sports in the age of COVID-19. And they talk about their time on a sports trivia game show called The Ultimate Fan League. Plus, the chance to get hard to find sports memorabilia.

Ryan Lindsay speaks to long time NFL Insider, Mike Sando about presenting players during the hall of fame selection meeting, how the upcoming season is going to look during the age of Covid-19 and social justice, and if the Seahawks have figured out their pass rushing issues. Plus, covering Ryan Leaf and the 1997 Washington State Football team that went to the Rose Bowl for the first time in 67 years.

Ryan Lindsay speaks to the longtime Kansas City sports media personality, Soren Petro about which sport has handled the pandemic the best, the NFL's handling of Black Lives Matter, and the legend of Patrick Mahomes. Plus, we debate who is a bigger national treasure, Jason Bateman or Alec Baldwin?

Ryan Lindsay speaks to legendary NFL insider John Clayton about the chances that teams will be reporting to training camps on time, the league's plan for Covid-19 and their confession that they mishandled the kneeling protest. Plus they talk about John's iconic ESPN "This is SportsCenter" commercial that involved Slayer and his Mom's basement.

Ryan Lindsay speaks with Dave Pasch about broadcasting with color analysts like Bill Walton & Ron Wolfley of the Arizona Cardinals, who have big personalities. Letting them show off those personalities and calling the game. They also talk about the unbelievable act of Twitter kindness that Dave and his family displayed during the early part of the pandemic.

Ryan Lindsay speaks with former sixth man of the year and current NBA Analyst for SiriusXM and the Phoenix Suns, Eddie Johnson. They talk about Eddie playing basketball with Magic Johnson in Germany, why he thinks Magic is the GOAT and NOT Michael Jordan, and his time with the Seattle Supersonics.

Ryan Lindsay speaks with Ed Cunningham about how the pandemic is going to change life as we know it, why he walked away from a successful career as a college football broadcaster, and similarities between the sports and entertainment industry.

Dan Hicks has been coming on the show's that Ryan Lindsay produced since 2002, but this time he gets to ask Dan questions. They discussed the first time Dan met Michael Jordan, golf majors and the Ryder Cup in the fall, golf and the Ryder Cup with out spectators, and calling all of Michael Phelps' eight gold medals in the 2008 Olympics. Plus, if Johnnie Walker Blue Label Scotch is worth it's price and a family European Vacation that would make Clark W Griswold blush,.

It's the most underrated position in all of sports broadcasting, the sports radio producer. Ryan Lindsay speaks with two of the best, Todd Fritz & Stanford Steve. They talk about producing a sports show with no sports, when you know everything was going to change, hilarious interactions with guests and their widows, and sports is coming back.

Ryan Lindsay speaks with 15 year NBA veteran and three time champion with the Chicago Bulls, Scott Williams. They discuss the documentary "Last Dance" and how accurate it was from what Scott experienced on the team's first three-peat. Topics discussed are the portrayal of GM Jerry Krause, the Pistons leaving the court early after getting swept by the Bulls in 1991 Eastern Conference Finals, and when he found out that Jordan was going to retire the first time.