Hoot and B.T. begin the show addressing the awkwardness of the previous week's show, talk about the recent New York City subway shooting, the intriguing nature of the shooter's getaway, and the news media's coverage of the incident. Next, the guys again discuss Elon Musk's continuing attempts to purchase Twitter, and speculate his end game for purchasing it as it relates to power and influence. Hoot then shares a new Dax song called "Dear Alcohol" that has hit him right in the feels, Dax's innovative method of interacting with his audience via TikTok, and shares his critical review of the Netflix original reality show, "Love Is Blind." Lastly, Hoot drops the big news of country music superstar that he will soon be seeing perform live in Fayetteville.

On this week's episode of Garbage Time Sports, Hoot and B.T. discuss the upcoming NBA playoff matchup between the Chicago Bulls and Milwaukee Bucks, Clayton Kershaw giving up on a chance at a perfect game to save his arm, a little Arkansas Razorbacks football recruiting, and the media's reaction to several Razorback players declaring for the NBA draft.

Hoot and B.T. start the show discussing Disney's recent public objection to Florida's "Don't Say Gay" Law, and how they each personally feel about the subject. Next, B.T. shares a news story about former NXT wrestler Nash Carter (Zachary Green) being released by the WWE following a week of abuse allegations made by his estranged wife, Kimber Lee (Kimberly Green), and the guys talk about how quickly a person's image can be destroyed before a thorough investigation has taken place. Wrapping up the show, Hoot and B.T. talk about the huge news of Elon Musk purchasing a majority share of Twitter, and what it means (or doesn't mean) for Conservatives.

On this week's episode the guys talk about Arkansas Razorbacks Men's Basketball recruiting talk, NBA Playoff Talk including Chicago Bulls roundup, and Tiger Woods return to the Masters

Hoot and B.T. start the show talking about the Will Smith/Chris Rock situation at the Oscars, and share their opinions on Will Smith's actions and the unfair double standard for celebrities. Next, the guys discuss some of their "unpopular opinions" including Big Bang Theory and Doja Cat ,and crack wise. Then B.T. and Hoot give their thoughts on Ludacris's response rap to fellow Atlanta hip-hop artist Latto's verses on "Sorry Not Sorry," B.T. briefly reviews The Batman, and the guys talk about Hollywood's bias against handsome actors. Wrapping up the show, Hoot talks about the upcoming reboot Top Gun: Maverick, and professes his love of the original 1986 film.

On this week's show the guys talk about the new NFL (post-season) overtime rule changes, Coach K and March Madness wrapping up, Riley Gaines and Lia Thomas controversy, and late season NBA and Chicago Bulls talk.

Hoot and B.T. start the show laughing about dad jokes, ridiculous gas prices, and the lifestyles of the rich compared to that of "regular" people. Next, Hoot talks about discuss the controversy surrounding transgender athlete Lia Thomas, her dominating performances in women's college swimming, and the debate around transgender athletes participating in women's athletics. Lastly, the guys wrap up the show with an update on C-Wayne, and discuss the hidden gem that is frozen pizza.

Hoot starts the show sharing his thoughts on the latest season of The Last Kingdom on Netflix, Henry Cavill's performance in The Witcher, and how surprised he was at formerTwilight star Robert Pattinson's performance in The Batman. Next, Hoot and B talk about the new Kanye West 4 part Netflix documentary series jeen-yuhs which covers Kanye West's rise as a music producer turned solo artist and the guys talk about Kanye's recent struggles with undiagnosed mental illness and his feud with Pete Davidson. Hoot then begrudingly shares his opinons on the Neflix dating reality show, Love is Blind, and how it is just the worst kind of "trash television." Finally wrapping up the show, B reviews the new Hulu original series Pam & Tommy and the guys reflect on the wild life that the members of Motley Crue lived during the 80s.

On this week's episode of Sports Talk with Hoot and B.T.: March Madness begins, Late season NBA talk, MLB season finally starting, Professional wrestler Scott Hall's tragic passing, and Wild week of NFL offseason news.