Local Arts Thursday... so we get a little creative with the first ever edition of Ten Questions I Have About You.

Jason Young and Aristotle Jones join the show (separately) to take their first shot at the game. Want to participate? Send answers in during the live show to [email protected].

It's a veritable wildcard of topics Wednesday, plus an appearance from Curt Liden of Gore Fore talking Tiger Woods and other stray golf observations.

Did the WVU Men's Basketball team quit on Josh Eilert? We'll discuss that, but first important information from FEMA in relation to some August flooding.

Plus, the Penguins should trade or sign Jake Guentzel.

Ethan Bock joins the show to discuss where the 8-15 Mountaineers are headed. Plus, Super Bowl recap!

On your Friday show: Tannor Enyart of Mountaineer Sports Insider and U92 the Moose talks about what the stretch run for WVU Women's Basketball looks like. Plus, Brian Metzer on the Penguins still being outside the playoff race despite a 47-goal pace from Sidney Crosby, the fewest goals allowed in the Metro, and a goal differential better than several playoff teams they're chasing.

On today's show, Greg Carey of MetroNews joins the program to discuss a 7th straight victory for the WVU women's basketball team, their 20-2 start, and how the final stretch of the season is taking shape (5:18). Mike Asti, Managing Editor of wvsportsnow.com and host of Mic Drop, joins the show to talk about the first year on the job for Wren Baker in a chance to zoom out on the holistic landscape of Mountaineer athletics (23:10).

Dr. Walter DeKeseredy, WVU Sociology Professor, Director of the Research Center on Violence and author of Skating on Thin Ice, joins the program for a second conversation on sexual violence by men in sports, sexual violence and abuse against men and boys in sports, and solutions to the myriad challenges faced.

A precarious position for WVU basketball: that's the focus of the conversation this week with WV Sports Now's Ethan Bock.

Tannor Enyart of Mountaineer Sports Insider breaks down a seemingly perfect week on the hardwood for both WVU basketball teams.

Dr. Walter DeKeseredy, WVU Professor of Sociology and Director of WVU's Research Center on Violence, joins the program to help discuss the ongoing investigation into a group sexual assault scandal out of Canada and how research shows sexual violence can permeate the sports world.