Born & Bred Founder Brendan Gallagher joins the show along with Maria Cusack of Born & Bred ahead of the upcoming Born & Bred Expo. Then Aristotle Jones -- Appalachian Soul Man, host of Sounds Good to Me, and Born & Bred emcee -- joins the program to talk a little local music, use of music in TV and movies, and much more.

Mike Asti joins the show to talk all things WVU athletics, with a focus on Zach Frazier's draft stock, Neal Brown's contract extension, the spring goals for WVU football, and the ongoing Bob Huggins discourse among a portion of the WVU fanbase.

WVU Women's Basketball sits alone in the spotlight as we wrap up the winter sports season, set to face Princeton in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

Ethan Bock discusses the search for the next WVU men's basketball coach. Michael Minnich of WVNews.com and ESPN+ has the final word on the 2023-24 High School Basketball season in west Virginia.

A week without shows... and now a week with only one show. This is your midway checkpoint in between the two state tournaments! Today, we check in with Fairmont State Women's Basketball coach Stephanie Anderson following FSU's MEC Conference Tournament title. Then we hear from Leyla Gulen, FEMA Public Information Officer, on the latest related to August 2023 disaster declaration and subsequent aid in five counties.

Tannor Lambert joins the show to talk WVU womens basketball's three game losing streak, WVU mens basketball's continued road struggles, WVU baseball without Wetherholt, and a little WVU swimming (3:00). Brian Metzer brings us into the weekend with the absurd number of variables currently facing the Penguins as they try to make a playoff push while simultaneously consider a potential Jake Guentzel trade (27:14).

It's a fun for all ages episode as Chris Lawrence of MetroNews and West Virginia Outdoors joins the show to discuss this weekend's 22nd Annual Outdoors Show (0:00). Then Jason Young brings the latest from the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center (11:00). Aristotle Jones wraps the show with the latest going on around the music scene and showing his love for Dolly Parton (21:05).

Top of mind: a new bill coming out of the state legislature that would force 8th graders to watch a controversial video.

Next: it's the February Frenzy in West Virginia with win-or-go-home basketball all throughout the state in girls and boys high school ball. Michael Minnich of wvnews.com and ESPN+ stops by to take us through what's going on as the girls field begins to take shape ahead of next week's state tournament, while the boys are going through their first round of do-or-die (7:04).

Then Curt Liden of Gore Fore joins the show with a few tips for early-season golfing, including dealing with high wind gusts (29:45).

It's that time of the year: everyone is sick! While we're all fighting it, we'll run down the Friday checklist of teams that are and aren't fighting it.

Not fighting it: WVU Women's Basketball
Fighting it: WVU Men's Basketball, Pittsburgh Penguins

Tannor Enyart joins the show to discuss WVU Women's Basketball and just how high the ceiling goes. Brain Metzer talks Penguins hockey with us.

Tannor Enyart joins the show with thoughts on how WVU women's basketball has far exceeded the expectations, plus more on WVU Baseball, J.J. Weatherholt's attempt to become the highest drafted Mountaineer in the modern era, WVU Men's Basketball, and another round of Ten Questions I Have About You.

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