Kirk Buchner and Chris Bournea examine the failure that was That 80s Show, a show that should have been successful, but was created by people who misremembered that decade.

Kirk Buchner and Dave Whitlock (stepping in for Evan Nolan) look at the  latest Hall of Fame news. Kirk tries to answer the question of why we  suddenly care about women's sports. They look at the newest entries into  the EPL HOF. They talk about the new NIHOF top ten rankings of possible Baseball and Football Hall of Famers. Kirk asks if Blake Griffin can make the HOF. Dave give his good, bad and ugly of the week in sports.

Kirk Buchner and Evan Nolan look at the latest Hall of Fame related news. Kirk discusses the impending inductions of Vader and Sharmell to the WWE HOF. Kirk and Evan question the hypicrisy of Kyrie Irving being allowed in Barclays, but unable to play. Kirk says Naomi Osaka might be done. Evan is happy Tom Brady is back, calls out Chelsea's pettiness and much more!

Kirk Buchner, Andrea Tessmann & Brad Nelson look at the Disney juggernaut and the first number one to come out of a Disney Movie.

Kirk Buchner, Andrea Tessmann and Brad Nelson look at Cher 's now controversial #1 from 1973, Half-Breed.

Kirk  Buchner and Chris Bournea look at Kirk's home country with the oldest  episode of The Beachcombers; one of the most successful shows in  Canadian history.

Conversation  with NIHOF Committee Member, Paul Lawrence.  Kirk Buchner chats with  fellow Pro Football Hall of Fame enthusiast, Paul Lawrence, who  discusses his fandom and why the PFHOF is so important to him.

Conversation with fellow committee member, Dave Whitlock. Dave tells us about his blog, sports fandom in Texas, and much more!

Kirk Buchner and Evan Nolan look at the latest Hall of Fame related  news.   Kirk tells us his opinion on the Brittney Griner situation.   Evan praises Baseball for the first time in months.  Evan discusses the  Mexican soccer riot and asks why it dis not get any mainstream  attention.  All this and much more.

Kirk Buchner, Andrea Tessmann and Brad Nelson look at fellow Canadian,  Terry Jacks, who went number one with a wimpy song about dying.