Kinston's Renaissance Man, Michael Martin, joins Bryan to talk about a plethora of subjects; they also call legendary coach George Whitfield to wish him a happy 88th birthday.

We're joined in our second hour by Lenoir County royalty in Dan Grimes and Jordan Grimes, who share their journey of "Growing Up Grimes" with Dr. Deborah (an educational legend!) and David Grimes, a Kinston-Lenoir County Parks and Recreation Department legend.

The duo chat about the influence Kinston-Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame inductee Jimmy Smith had on their lives.

They also talk about the Crystal Coast Fantasy Football League, a unique dynasty league that includes Jonathan and Bryan.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a rousing edition of "Who Sang It" with birthday nods to the lovely Alaina Seachris, Coach Tod Morgan, the wonderful Brandon Plotnick and the incomparable Kay Johnson.

Carteret County News-Times News Editor Richard Clark joins Bryan in the first hour to talk a bit of politics and to go Ceiling/Floor with the AFC East and NFC East.

Bryan opens the hour by catching you up on all of Monday's prep sports action and to share today's schedule. He also plays audio from Monday's ECU football media day with Coach Mike Houston.

It's the first edition of the 2024 version of Monday Morning QB with Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Smith and Parrott Academy head coach Matt Beaman to kick off our second hour.

Coach Smith joins us live from the golf course to talk about the passing of fellow Kinston-Lenoir County Sports Hall of Famer Bobby Davis; the promotions of Paul Novicki and Madison Leigh Harvey to South Lenoir athletics director and assistant AD, respectively; and Parrott's big win against Rocky Mount Faith Christian. He also shares a personal health update.

Coach Beaman recaps Parrott's big win, brags on senior tailback Jaylen Solomon's historic performance and tells us what his Patriots are going to be working on in their bye week.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a traditional Birthday Game, with nods to Jonathan's awesome grandmother, Helen Roberson, along with Shana Norris and Emmitt "Possum" Cahoon.

252 Fox Sports Radio's Mark Panichelli joins us to talk NASCAR (and its' decision to schedule the Clash race in February in Winston-Salem), college football and more.

Bryan opens the show by looking at this week's prep sports action.

Paul Whittington, Rocky Mount Faith Christian head football coach Jeremy Jones and WRNS' Jason Bryant are our guests in the second hour of today's show.

Coach Jones joins us to preview tonight's Parrott-Faith game at Hodges Field in Kinston.

Paul, Jason and Bryan continue the first-hour discussion of the NASCAR discipline of Austin Dillon and Joey Logano.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a reverse Birthday Game with nods to Sue Oliver and Darius Dunn.

It's a jam-packed first hour of the show today with Parrott Academy's Matt Beaman, Coach Michael Fields, Jonathan Massey and Paul Whittington.

Coach Beaman preps us for tonight's Strickland Agner Pittman Game of the Week between his Patriots and Rocky Mount Faith Christian. That game will be broadcast on 960-AM and BetOnTheBull.com starting with the Realo Discount Drugs Pregame Show at 5 p.m.

Coach Fields tells us about an awesome event that will take place at Rochelle Middle School Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. The girls' basketball event will feature eight teams (including the Lady Vikings from Kinston High School) and it will raise money to fight breast cancer. If you're unable to attend but would like to contribute to the cause, you can do so at Coach Fields' Cashapp at $coachmike04.

Jonathan revisits last night's ice cream eating competition that happened right before the Sand in the Streets concert and Paul talks about NASCAR's decision to encumber Austin Dillon's victory at Richmond last week.

This is an interview with Parrott Academy's Chris Stimson before the 2024 Black Bear Brawl in Gatlinburg.

This is an interview with Parrott Academy's Brody Kuszyk before the 2024 Black Bear Brawl in Gatlinburg.

This is an interview with Parrott Academy's Jaylen Solomon before the 2024 Black Bear Brawl in Gatlinburg.