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Kirk Buchner, Andrea Tessmann & Brad Nelson examine the corporate rock unintentional irony of Grace Slick's embarrassment, "We Built This City".
Vinny Lospinuso tells us why Bud Hillerich, the creator of the Louisville Slugger #baseball bat, deserves his spot in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Kirk Buchner and Evan Nolan look at the latest Hall of Fame related news. They look at the three Finalists for the Patriots Hall of Fame. Kirk tells us why Matthew Stafford's star is on the rise, even in the off-season. They ask if Marcus Smart's DPOY helps his Hall chances. Evan tells us why the media is awful for constant overreacting.
Kirk Buchner, Andrea Tessmann and Brad Nelson look at Pink Floyd's only number one and ask how a band focused on albums and never singles, managed to go number one.
Kirk Buchner, Andrea Tessmann and Brad Nelson look at this one-hit wonder and explain why it is a lot more important than you think.
After dominating the Antarctican Traiathlete scene, Glenn Paslawski returns to Buffalo, and joins Kirk Buchner, as they look at the first ever televised USFL Game. A one-sided affair, and yes, Kirk is aware, that he kept calling Lee Corso, "Corsi".
Kirk Buchner and Evan Nolan look at the latest Hall of Fame related news. Kirk discusses the Oakland A's debacle over Dave Stewart's jersey retirement and discusses the enabling of WWE Hall of Famer, Tammy Sytch. Evan tells us about those we lost this past week. On Elevator Up/Down, Kirk praises Auston Mathews and Scottie Scheffler. On the Weekly Good, Bad and Ugly of Sports, Evan tells us about the hidden #PennState Scandal and dumps on Dan Snyder.
Jay Salg, Colin McLeod and Bay Willis Hall.
Kirk Buchner, Andrea Tessmann and Brad Nelson look at one of the most iconic songs of the 1950s, "Yakety Yak", and why it works on multiple levels.
Jay tells us why Jim McCormick is the biggest snub of the 1800s, which he backs up with data and facts. A great conversation for anyone who cares about the Baseball Hall.
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