This week Professor Jay picks the brain of Dr. Sarah Fields, Specialist in law and sport, to gain a better understanding of the current attitudes towards concussion in sports.

World series of poker player of the year for Nevada, Paul Dewald sits down with the nerds to discuss the trappings and real world issues that surround the high stakes tables of the Pro's.

Budding sports broadcaster and MSU-Denver student Anthony Rodriguez joins this week's show to discuss the plight of a student trying to break into the world of local, regional, and national sports broadcasting.

Professor Jay corners Dr. Scott Church of Brigham Young University and the topic of sound and remixing is related to rhetoric and sport.

New Producer Ed Gloor captures a riveting round table of opinions all surrounding the ideas of race and sport concluding with a compare and contrast of the Super Bowl 50 Quarterbacks Cam Newton and Peyton Manning.

Professional track and field announcer and my father, Mike Jay joined the show to discuss the balance between obsession and profession. We talked about PED usage in professional track and field, announcing big meets, and a lot more.

Professor Brian Schrader joins this week's show to discuss the impact advanced statistics are having on sports. We discuss how mathematical analysis is impacting how sports are run, coaches, watched, and experienced.

Dr. Andy Billings joined the show for a long conversation covering a lot of ground. We discussed the impact of mobile on sports viewing, the rise of competitive gaming, the Olympics, and much more. Honestly, this is a darn good one.

Drs. Rich Kessel and Samuel Jay talk with Mitch McCarron, a former Division II Player of the Year winning now playing professionally in Europe.

Lawyer Nate Boulton joins the show to discuss recent legislation coming out of Missouri that could limit the potential of the state's student-athletes to organize. We also talked about the future of organized labor in college athletics and the major momentum pushing against the NCAA.