Jack talks to his former and current Friday Husker Tailgate co-host and Husker 247 content artist about the glory days working with Cory Ross and Dave Miller, Mike's dad's war on Pizza Hut, why Mike was some sort of railroad industry writer at one time, the stories that come with covering recruiting and like a million other things.

Jack talks with award-winning actor/writer/director, musician, comedian, Groundlings Sunday company alum and Husker diehard Brett Maline about his journey from Minden, NE to LA, making it in showbusiness despite a disability, a super secret Marvel project he's writing on, and of course, how the Huskers can get it right this year. WARNING DEFINITELY ADULT LANGUAGE IN THIS ONE!

Jack sits down with his son Johnny on the first day of his senior year to talk stereoptypes of his generation, assumptions about social media, what he thinks of Jack's beloved movies from the 90s, if and how young Husker fans exist, the crazy world of youth and HS sports, the differences between between eras of attending High School & how father/son relationships look differently in 2022 than they used to.

Jack talks to former 10/11 and current KETV News Anchor Bill Schammert about his decision to leave Lincoln to Omaha, all of those questions we always wonder about the life of a news anchor, the line between journalist and anchor, and how he plans to make himself a true Omahan.

Jack talks to the new LJS sportswriter who came home about growing up in Funk and Lincoln, NE, her own athletic career, studying journalism at KU, interning for the Washington Post, covering Montana football, and moving to Louisiana to cover LSU and the Saints, and why she made the move from the NFL beat to cover the Huskers.

Jack talks to his partner on LNK Today with Jack & Friends about his dominant athletic career in Loup City, how he became a college javelin thrower and how his career ended before he'd hoped it would, what it's like working on a nontraditional news/talk radio morning show, the explanation behind his 'topknot' and his new podcast 'Hey Dad'.

Jack talks to the former TV broadcaster whose career life has spanned several industries, and Hoosier transplanted to Nebraska about why he came to Lincoln expecting to leave but never did, his research on the people of Lincoln and the exceptionalism of the community for his book "The People of Lincoln" and why a lack of personal connections is changing our society for the worst, and what we can do about that.

This week Jack was able to retrieve some audio that he thought was lost forever. Six years ago Jack sat down with Kent Pavelka for, what really was the first ever episode of the Jack Mitchell Podcast. The audio was briefly posted on Soundcloud but the account expired and we believed it to be lost forever. This week, he found the originals. And it's worth your time, from reacting to hearing his old clips, to what really happened after the 95 season and the end of his football-calling career, and so many other things you've always wondered about Kent and his career.

What's the best way to spend the last like 2 hours on the job you've had for years? Join the Jack Mitchell podcast. Lincoln Public Schools outgoing superintendant Dr. Steve Joel joins Jack to talk about the changes in his field over the years, what that fire was really like, how we deal with the teacher shortage, the future of specialized HS curriculum, standardized testing, health and history curriculum controversy and a whole lot more.

Jack sits down with a man he met on a Ferris Wheel in 2018, and they realized they had some things in common. Since that time (and prior to it) Ryan has been very open with his struggles with mental health, including bipolar disorder and depression. The guys talk about his life experiences, bouncing around the area as a sportswriter and transitioning to a new career path related to his own mental helath experiences, understanding what was happening in his brain, surviving and recovering from his lowest moment, what we get right and wrong when we talk about mental health and with people who have ongoing struggles with it. Plus the guys recall plenty of sports road trips and memorable games that provided a timeline for his journey.