Zach welcomes on Sophia Jardon to discuss the impact of Joker on culture, the new Fair Pay to Play act law in California, and how miserable being a Miami Dolphins fan is currently. The two then discuss Florida and UCF's college football seasons and Zach convinces Sophia to watch Big Mouth before the new season comes out. 

Zach welcomes on appearance record holder Thorin Bartlebaugh to discuss Spider-Man's return to the MCU, a UCF professor's suspension, President Trump's potential impeachment, and comedy's role within society, as Zach thinks people take themselves way too seriously nowadays. The pair also discuss adults who think college students are the worst type of people, and describe Thorin's lessons from his first month away from home. 

Zach welcomes on college football expert Luke Lengel to discuss early lessons from the college football season, including Michigan's offensive failures, LSU and Texas's resurgence, Oklahoma, Ohio State, and Alabama looking dominant, and the continuous dysfunction of the Pac-12. The pair wrap up the show with a discussion of Clemson's worthiness and give out their updated CFP picks. 

Zach welcomes on Kyle Milner to discuss his traveling exploits as a staff member of the Bowling Green soccer team, how young kids adjust to college, and the possible issues with Greek life. The pair also discuss how they're trying to learn golf, Manchester City and Liverpool's quest for the Premier League, and how the US soccer system sets potential players up for failure. 

Zach welcomes on Joe Grau to discuss Joe's first month of college at Bowling Green, why he chose a teaching career, and how the Champions League is more wide open than ever this year. They also discuss Manchester City's loss to Norwich, and whether any potential Democrat candidates can beat Trump in next year's election. 

Zach welcomes on his brother Max to discuss growing up in Ohio during a decade where Ohio State owns Michigan, and other early season college football takeaways. The siblings recap the Detroit Lions surprising victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, Max's recent aviation adventures, and Zach rants about what is "cool" in college. The two wrap up by making predictions for college football's three ranked games on Saturday. 

Zach welcomes on friend Devon Foster to discuss new cutting edge orthopedic research, including new advanced prosthetics, Trump's possible ban on vaping and its similarities to the rise of cigarettes in the 1960's, and the culture surrounding midwestern cities like Detroit and Cleveland, and how that interludes with the drug epidemic. The pair wrap up the episode with a conversation about Dave Chapelle's new Netflix special and how to work on making less mistakes in life. 

Zach welcomes on longtime friend Matt Chicanone to discuss fraternity life in the 21st century, the disturbing rise of fentanyl, and Matt rants about another Cleveland Browns Week 1 loss, while also recapping other early NFL action. The two then discuss the benefits of CBD oil, the potential problems of the legalization of marijuana, and President Trump's three primary challengers for the Republican nomination in 2020. 

Zach welcomes on Avery Puskas to discuss Zach's upbringing as a Reform Jew, the difference between being Spiritual and Religious, how blind people read a McDonald's menu, and dealing with sexism in the classroom. The two also discuss their generation's Tinder habit, and how this will affect families in the future. 

Zach welcomes on friend and former teammate Aidan Cunningham to discuss how music education works today and his thought process as he creates a new piece of music. Aidan also introduces Zach to the process he uses to classify foods as sandwiches, with rulings on hot dogs, lasagna, crepes, and others being made. Aidan also talks about what growing up in Ohio as a Texan is like, and Zach rants about people disliking UCF football...again.