What are we thankful for? That would be laughter. We dive into the Rockies most comical moments in franchise history, which leads us into our very own broadcasting moments we can now finally laugh about instead of cry about. And no one is laughing at Lamar Jackson's play lately. Why is the NFL so hesitant about quarterback's like Jackson?

Will Larry Walker to elected into the baseball Hall of Fame in 2020? We make a strong case for the ex Rockie to enter Cooperstown in his last year of eligibility. Plus Drew's interview with CU hoops coach Tad Boyle, and we go back and forth on the possibility of Philip Rivers playing in the mile high city.

Don Cherry not only owns bad suits, but poor judgement on the air. Where's the line for all broadcasters? And speaking of judgement, it looks like the Broncos have already judged Drew Lock's ability. And when is it okay for a man to get a manicure and pedicure. Ever?

Have you ever wanted to tell someone exactly what you think of them? Then listen to this podcast, because Julie and Drew do too, and they are not shy about their feelings. And like you, they also have questions at the Broncos quarterback position as we go into the bye weekend. Plus an interview with CSU head coach Mike Bobo, who may not be on the hot seat anymore after three straight Rams wins.

Although Altitude just reached a deal with DirecTV, how long will the holdup be with Comcast and Dish Network? Altitude Executive Vice President Kenny Miller weighs in on the changing landscape of Sports TV, and who is looking for what. Plus, what should we expect from Brandon Allen against the Browns, and the World Series turned into much more than we expected!

AT&T Sportsnet's Jenny Cavnar fills in for Drew on this episode. Both Jenny and Julie are Colorado natives, so this era of Broncos football is incredibly rough to watch. Jenny gives us reasons to have some hope headed into next Rockies season, as well as reasons why the Washington Nationals can give the Houston Astros a run for their money in the World Series. And Jenny tells us her dirty little secret.

Even after the win against the Titans, Drew still thinks the Broncos are just an average NFL team. In part two of our Mark Schlereth interview, we learn how just how Mark started his tv and soap opera acting career and also his views of NFL referees. We also dive into the Daniel Hudson situation where we learn people on social media are just downright mean. Shocker!

It's the off season, and Drew is going to the gym twice a day. Who goes to the gym twice a day?? Plus, a different kind of interview with ex Bronco offensive lineman Mark Schlereth, and a football round up of the Broncos, CU, and CSU.

Drew and Julie add their two cents on the Rockies end of the season press conference with Rockies management, along with Drew sitting down with Buddy Black for an in depth, honest interview. And yes, the Broncos are bad, but stop talking about firing John Elway! Speaking of bad, this Altitude conflict with providers is headed down a very scary path for sports fans.

As we look at the Rockies rotation for next year, it's obvious the team can't stand pat. We discuss the Rockies trade options, and Drew sits down with Trevor Story, who shares his thoughts about this season, and exactly what went wrong. Drew and Julie chat about Emmanuel Sanders, and his "we are in a world of suck" comments after the Packers game. Not the best example of team leadership we've ever seen.