They kick the 5 o'clock hour talking to Derek from New Sharon and learn about tough news for Derek as well as discuss a remote out in New Sharon. Chris Williams mentions how sensitive snowflakes have gotten upset about t-shirts in Cyclone colors that say "Social Distancing from the Team out East." We play the special message Jeff and Lauren Lowe give to the Fanatics and the two seem to have very different opinions and motives for the guys. Then Chris, Ross Peterson and Erick Zamora all give their list of the Top 5 Craziest Moments from the Netflix documentary Tiger King with very little crossover.

Chris Williams and Ross Pterson discuss Jamie Pollard's press conference at Iowa State today and they speculate other schools may follow suit. Chris gets into Brett McMurphy's theories on possible college football options including a nine-game regular season, universities allowing student-athletes but not students on campus and the College Football Playoff semifinals and title game being held in May or June of 2021. They also get into how COVID-19 may affect media deals in 2024 with Netflix, Amazon and Hulu vs. traditional cable companies. Then Bruno joins to chat beer and we learn why Chris is a Goofy Gourde Gifter and then they give away a Mistress Brewing Gift Certificate before previewing the Tiger King hour that's on the way.

Chris Williams, Ross Peterson and Erick Zamora all share their top 5 movies (films) list throughout the show and the guys chat with Tim Mullen from Nebraska Furniture Mart on what life in retail is like right now with the coronavirus. They go over longtime Prohm assistant coach William Small getting the head basketball coaching job at Alabama State. They end the show talking about Jamie Pollard's announcement that Iowa State will have coaches taking pay cuts and other movies to work through financial issues.

On a Whiskey Wednesday presented by Templeton Rye Ross Peterson is back from illness and better than ever as he and Chris Williams chat World Wars on History, Tiger King and 100 Humans before touching on the new NFL playoff format. They get into ESPN moving up "The Last Dance" release and talk about what kind of computers and setup you need for iRacing ahead of the World of Outlaws tonight. Erick Zamora helps out to determine which Star Wars movie someone should watch first if they haven't seen one. A caller also also brings up the Bleacher Report GOAT NFL simulator and how people can wager on it.

Emery Songer and Erick Zamora interview former Hawkeye legend Megan Gustafson and they chat about what it was like for her to have to leave Hungary due to the coronavirus disrupting their basketball season, why the Hawkeye women's team has been successful after her departure and if the comparisons to Luka Garza are fair. Then the guys break down their thoughts on the NFL expanding the playoffs to 14 teams, 7 per conference, beginning in 2020 and give their thoughts on that and the fact that Nickelodeon will be airing playoff games to gear them towards kids. They finish the show talking about the NCAA's ruling on giving another year of eligibility to Spring players but not Winter athletes.

Emery Songer and Erick Zamora interview former Iowa Hawkeye Basketball Legend Megan Gustafson as they chat how things changed for her dramatically while playing professionally in Hungary, her time and experience in the WNBA, why she wasn't surprised her Hawkeye women's team did well this year after she left the program and if the comparisons to her game and Luka Garza's are fair.

Emery Songer and Erick Zamora fill in for Ross and Chris and chat about Tom Brady getting the #12 back as Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin switches to #14 to let Brady be T-12 once again. They also go over the new uniforms Tampa Bay is gonna roll out and discuss how Godwin and Mike Evans may be the best WR duo in the NFL right now, except for maybe DeAndre Hopkins and Larry Fitzgerald with the Arizona Cardinals. Then they get into an interview with WHO TV's Mark Freund as they talk about what its like to cover sports these days, marble racing and professional wrestling. They end the hour talking about documentary The Last Dance and how its been delayed and what it will contain before giving away a gift certificate to Mistress Brewing.

An interview with Hawkeye great Chris Kingsbury

Travis Hines joins Chris Williams and Erick Zamora and they break down the NFL Draft as Mel Kiper Jr. has a new big board and they discuss local ties like Epenesa and Wirfs, the Vikings' pick and quarterback moves the Patriots and Chargers may make. They also get into a little Dick Pound action. Hines talks a little basketball and recruiting before Chris chats with NASCAR's Landon Cassill from Cedar Rapids who discusses the E-Series and I-Racing and then gets Life Advice from Central Softball coach George Wares.

With Ross Peterson out due to feeling ill (but just minor symptoms, no fear of coronavirus), Travis Hines fills in and he, Chris Williams and Erick Zamorastart the show giving a weekend update, talk about what everyone's up to and discuss how much and in what ways they're consuming alcohol these days. Hines admits this is the first time he's left his house for non food shopping purposes in three weeks. The guys talk about making sure your daughters avoid ever going to the pits in racing, supporting local with takeout and then they get into more analysis of Tiger King. Chris talks about Stephon Marbury looking to arrange a deal that would deliver millions of masks to New York City. They also talk about the passing away of Joe Diffie who died from COVID-19 and they also discuss how LeBron James doesn't seem to get this whole coronavirus as he is more concerned with how it affects him if the NBA comes back to empty arenas.