Joe Burrow's return to the football field was not good, to say the least. Joey B struggled to grip the water-logged footballs In his worst NFL game ever. Is there any panic from Chuck and Houdini?

The two unveil their top five video games in what is sure to be a hit new segment, the Myspace Top Five. 

Matt Jones of Kentucky Sports joins the show and talks about how the KSR media empire was built, how the Pardon My Take/KSR takeover was formed, whether John Calipari is on the hot seat entering this season, and we promote his new show Wrestlers on Netflix

Are Chuck and Houdini on the train with eating the food at an open house? Plus, the two respond to a listener's question about how much money it would take them to uproot their lives and move back to a college town to bartend. 

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Football is back and Chuck and Houdini attack the content the only way they know how. ZERO X's and O's, but plenty of entertainment. 

Why are the guys OUT on Dabo and the Clemson Tigers, how the 60 Minutes ticker is now alright with Chuck, but still a PTSD inducer for Houdini, and the guys introduce a bundle of new turnover chain ideas that would surely get some administrators canned. 

Houdini comes at Chuck for one of the poorest organized fantasy drafts in history, while Chuck claims he's saved the league year in and out.

Are the two on the Celsius train, as the energy drink sweeps the nation quicker than pickleball?

Chuck returns to his glory days as a news reporter and delivers the story of a Mexican restaurant that hired a fake priest to get workers to confess to wrongdoings. The two cancel random two-some golf add-ons.

Plus, leave a viewer question with your 5-star review. Today's asked what was the most ridiculous thing Chuck and Houdini believed in as children.

Chuck and Houdini debate whether Skyline breakfast is a viable option, whether adults wearing a baseball glove to a game is acceptable, and whether Barry's Bootcamp is a top-notch workout.

The two rant about George and Gloria, an infant and elderly woman who put Houdini and Chuck in tough spots in their leadership roles.

Evan Romansky, creator of the Netflix series "Ratched" is the guest. The Cincinnati native discusses the writer's strike in Hollywood, how he fell in love with creating the anti-hero characters, discovering Joe Burrow as a young Athens reporter, how to get into screenwriting, and he even takes Chuck's pitch on his film idea.

Chuck cancels Mice, shortly after an invasion that ends with the exterminator caught in the act of robbing him in the middle of the day. "He had the balls of a daytime burglar." -Sean Salisbury

Chuck and Houdini start with some Cincinnati Bengals talk before welcoming on guest Sean Salisbury. The former NFL QB talks about his days at Comedy Central, and how he taught Adam Sandler his footwork in "The Longest Yard."

Salisbury, the former USC Trojan gives his obituary on the Pac-12, weighs the pros and cons of NIL, and tells us that Joe Burrow is his #1 QB in the NFL. Chuck pitches his movie idea to Salisbury and offers Sean a lead role.

Chuck and Houdini cancel the lone check at a group dinner.

After a three-year hiatus, "The Chatter" with Chuck and Houdini is back with a new partner, Chatterbox Sports. Chuck and Houdini open with some NFL talk before getting sidetracked and getting into some old-fashioned chatter. The two discuss the handshake heard around the world from Commanders owner Josh Harris, entering a new decade as 30-year-olds, debate whether toupees are a viable option, the emergence of the life-changing Irish goodbye, and Chuck cancels the funnel cake. 

Friend of the program and veteran sportscaster Dan Devone joins the show to talk NFL and gambling prop bets with Chuck. Which NFL team breaks out and which team falls off a cliff? 

Chuck gives his stance on the future of the Cincinnati Reds.

The other half of Chuck joins the show. Kylen Mills, host of Oakland A's pre and postgame helps bring in stories of what it's like to be a sports broadcasting duo living in the same household.