(00:00-25:24) – The Ride With JMV opens up with Greg Rakestraw filling in for JMV discussing the latest Indy Eleven news that he will get into with Mark Lowry later in the show, how he finds the LIV golf tournament incredibly interesting, and touches on where his main areas of interest are right now with no Colts and Pacers going on.

(25:24-43:20) – Greg Rakestraw returns from break and is joins by Mike Wells of ESPN.com by debating what percentage of snaps Nyheim Hines will see this season based off of him working more with the wide receivers in OTA’s and minicamp, if we are going to see the offense look more like the Philip Rivers led offense, and if there should be concern with Darius Leonard.     

(43:20-50:19) – Hour number one concludes with Greg Rakestraw answering some tweets pertaining to some of the topics that he’s touched on so far and was asked how much of a chance IU has a chance at landing five star center Xavier Booker from Cathedral.        

(50:19-1:12:26) – Head Coach Mark Lowry of the Indy Eleven joins Greg Rakestraw ahead of their match this weekend in Colorado against the Switchbacks to detail what it’s like training in the humidity, breaks down the opponent in Colorado Springs, and what he expects from the trio of players that he gets back this weekend.

(1:12:26-1:24:12) – Following his conversation with Mike Wells, Greg Rakestraw shifts his conversation towards the NBA Draft. Rake goes through some of the prospects that he is most intrigued by and addresses the way that basketball is heading.

(1:24:12-1:36:23) – Greg closes out the second hour of the show by discussing how Nyheim Hines could have a career year like Cordarrelle Patterson did last year for the Atlanta Falcons, which playmaker can breakout for the Indianapolis Colts, and shares some updates on the Nijal Pack to Miami NIL deal that was made.

(1:36:23-2:04:26) – Greg Rakestraw opens up the final hour of today’s show with co-host of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen by sharing his thoughts on the LIV Golf Tournament, makes a comparison of LIV Golf and some of the recent complaints of the NBA’s load management, what he saw from the Colts during minicamp, and explains why he wants the Pacers to draft Bennedict Mathurin.

(2:04:26-2:13:29) – As we near the conclusion of today’s show, Greg Rakestraw answers a tweet regarding LIV Golf following his conversation with Kevin Bowen on the subject and how Greg Norman has been a better businessman than golfer.

(2:13:29-2:26:22) – Greg closes out today’s show with the comments made by John Rahm today about LIV Golf and recaps the conversations that he had with Mike Wells, Mark Lowry, and Kevin Bowen earlier in the show.

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(00:00-17:25) – Greg Rakestraw returns from break and is joins by Mike Wells of ESPN.com by debating what percentage of snaps Nyheim Hines will see this season based off of him working more with the wide receivers in OTA’s and minicamp, if we are going to see the offense look more like the Philip Rivers led offense, and if there should be concern with Darius Leonard.     

(17:25-26:10) – Head Coach Mark Lowry of the Indy Eleven joins Greg Rakestraw ahead of their match this weekend in Colorado against the Switchbacks to detail what it’s like training in the humidity, breaks down the opponent in Colorado Springs, and what he expects from the trio of players that he gets back this weekend.

(26:10-52:03) – Greg Rakestraw opens up the final hour of today’s show with co-host of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen by sharing his thoughts on the LIV Golf Tournament, makes a comparison of LIV Golf and some of the recent complaints of the NBA’s load management, what he saw from the Colts during minicamp, and explains why he wants the Pacers to draft Bennedict Mathurin.

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(00:00-27:34) – JMV opens up today’s show by recapping game four of the NBA Finals from the weekend, how the Pacers need to be aggressive in both the NBA Draft along with free agency, and what the Cincinnati Reds and Indiana Pacers have in common.

(27:34-38:35) – JMV returns from break questioning how someone raises the bar that Steph Curry has set with his incredibly shot making and relives the glory days where IU made the College World Series in 2013.     

(38:35-51:26) – Hour number one concludes with JMV discusses how Hunter Greene was tabbed as the NL Player of the Week and how he hopes that he’s able to stick around in Cincinnati for his entire career.        

(51:26-1:17:16) – Sideline reporter for the Indiana Pacers in Jeremiah Johnson joins JMV following some draft workouts this afternoon with the Indiana Pacers, explains what assets the Pacers have right now heading into the draft/free agency, and details where the Pacers should look first in order to improve next season.

(1:17:16-1:26:49) – Following his conversation with Jeremiah Johnson, JMV discusses how Pacer fans are begging for Kevin Pritchard to trade Macolm Brogdon, how the franchise has to get this draft right, and how fans are already ready for the season to start based off of how bad they were last season.

(1:26:49-1:38:20) – JMV closes out the second hour of today’s show by discussing how he thinks the Colts will evaluate what they have during Training Camp before making any decisions on adding another pass catcher.

(1:38:20-2:09:10) – JMV opens up the final hour of today’s show with co-host of Kevin & Query with Jake Query by discussing how important it is that the Pacers nail the draft, which players he thinks are in that top tier, and how much credit should Brad Stevens get if the Celtics win the NBA Finals.

(1:58:44-2:19:07) – As we near the conclusion of today’s show, JMV heads to the phone lines for the first time to get some listeners thoughts on where the Pacers should go in the NBA Draft along with if they should pursue Donovan Mitchell if he were made available.

(2:19:07-2:23:58) – JMV closes out today’s show by discussing whether or not he watched any of the LIV Golf Tournament from this weekend along with answering some tweets/emails!

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(00:00-24:31) – Sideline reporter for the Indiana Pacers in Jeremiah Johnson joins JMV following some draft workouts this afternoon with the Indiana Pacers, explains what assets the Pacers have right now heading into the draft/free agency, and details where the Pacers should look first in order to improve next season.

(24:31-54:44) – JMV opens up the final hour of today’s show with co-host of Kevin & Query with Jake Query by discussing how important it is that the Pacers nail the draft, which players he thinks are in that top tier, and how much credit should Brad Stevens get if the Celtics win the NBA Finals.

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00:00-JMV starts the show with the latest from the Pacers pre-draft workouts with Arizona F Bennedict Mathurin. JMV talks about why he likes Mathurin and how his game would help the Pacers get back to the top of the Eastern Conference.

23:16-Roncalli Softball Head Coach David Lauck joins JMV on the eve of a potential undefeated state championship season. Coach explains how they’re the #1 ranked High School Softball team in the country, the #1 ranked player in the country Keagan Rothrock and her dominance, and explosion of softball popularity recently.

41:18-The Athletics’ Stephen Holder joins JMV to talk about the end of Colts minicamp including how to get around Yannick Ngakoue’s inability to play the run, trying to figure out the Darius Leonard injuries, best use of Nyheim Hines, and if Kenny Moore should be considered more than just a slot CB, and lowering Jonathan Taylor’s workload.

1:11:27-JMV answers questions about Italian Fest in Indy, having to wear a tux at a fundraiser, and stories from galas he’s had to attend.

1:20:34-Covering the Pacers for Forbes and WTHR Tony East joins JMV to compare Keegan Murray and Bennedict Mathurin as prospects and who would fit in better for the Pacers, Myles Turner most likely being part of the future of the Pacers, odds Brogdon and Hield get traded, and looking at the potential breakup of the Utah Jazz.

1:45:30-JMV unearths a 1988 clip of Adam Sandler in Bloomington, IN with some former Hoosiers before a show and then fires up “Anything Goes” to rank the best grunge artists no longer with us, if the Colts should trade Darius Leonard, and girls from MTV in the 90s.

1:59:19- JMV closes out the show

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00:00-The Athletics’ Stephen Holder joins JMV to talk about the end of Colts minicamp including how to get around Yannick Ngakoue’s inability to play the run, trying to figure out the Darius Leonard injuries, best use of Nyheim Hines, and if Kenny Moore should be considered more than just a slot CB, and lowering Jonathan Taylor’s workload.

26:19-Covering the Pacers for Forbes and WTHR Tony East joins JMV to compare Keegan Murray and Bennedict Mathurin as prospects and who would fit in better for the Pacers, Myles Turner most likely being part of the future of the Pacers, odds Brogdon and Hield get traded, and looking at the potential breakup of the Utah Jazz.

46:10-Roncalli Softball Head Coach David Lauck joins JMV on the eve of a potential undefeated state championship season. Coach explains how they’re the #1 ranked High School Softball team in the country, the #1 ranked player in the country Keagan Rothrock and her dominance, and explosion of softball popularity recently.

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00:00-With new news  from Frank Reich on Darius Leonard’s back and ankle injuries, JMV can’t believe we’re back in a similar spot as the Andrew Luck ankle injury in 2018. JMV talks about Darius Leonard’s tweet in response to Frank Reich and then “Kevin and Query” co-host Kevin Bowen joins JMV to talk about the disconnect between Leonard and the Colts.

35:32-JMV answers twitter questions about Leonard and Reich and then reacts to the news that the Pacers are expected to keep Myles Turner after trade speculation in the offseason.

44:30-Pat Sullivan from Sullivan Hardware & Garden joins JMV for #AskPat! JMV stuns Pat with his porn research paper from college and then they dive into questions about how to catch a chipmunk, rust in the lawn, poison ivy treatment, and how to catch moles.

1:19:35-JMV reacts to the PGA Tour suspending every golfer playing in the LIV League, if those golfers will be banned from the majors, and how this could really hurt golf outside the majors.

1:27:08-From CBS4/Fox59 Mike Chappell joins JMV to talk about Darius Leonard’s injury and Frank Reich’s comments, when Quenton Nelson’s contract could get done, if Kenny Moore will actually holdout for training camp, and Nyheim Hines the best WR on the Colts in 2022?

2:00:17-After some pushback from listeners, JMV questions why some fans don’t think the Leonard/Reich disconnect is a big deal.

2:08:12-JMV closes out the show

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00:00-“Kevin and Query” co-host Kevin Bowen joins JMV to talk about the disconnect between Leonard and the Colts.

19:04-From CBS4/Fox59 Mike Chappell joins JMV to talk about Darius Leonard’s injury and Frank Reich’s comments, when Quenton Nelson’s contract could get done, if Kenny Moore will actually holdout for training camp, and Nyheim Hines the best WR on the Colts in 2022?

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00:00-JMV starts the show with reaction from Day 2 of Colts minicamp including Nyheim Hines playing more WR, Kenny Moore speaking to media, Darius Leonard seen walking a day after back surgery, and more!

26:10-JMV opens up the phone lines to talk to someone who drove around Phish fans from the last weekend and the odors that followed them around and how many other bands have that kind of following. They then talk about Ballard and if he’s done enough to bring more talent to the Colts, and Donovan Mitchell potentially traded. 

42:43-Former PGA Tour President Ted Bishop joins JMV to give a full breakdown of the upheaval in the golf world with high profile golfers leaving the PGA Tour for the new Saudi-backed LIV golf league. Ted explains why golfers are leaving, how this affects the PGA Tour and the Ryder Cup, how many more guys jump over, and potential sanctions to golfers playing in the LIV league. 

1:08:49-JMV gets a call complaining that he’s comparing Luck’s injury and abrupt retirement to Darius Leonard’s abrupt back injury. They also talk about the Pacers draft and why Keegan Murray doesn’t get Pacers fans excited.

1:24:41-“Kevin and Query” co-host Kevin Bowen joins JMV to talk about Colts minicamp and Kevin talks about the new ways Matt Ryan is using Nyheim Hines as a WR, the TE’s lack of dependability without Jack Doyle, how Alec Pierce and Jelani Woods have looked, and why he thinks the Pacers will be extremely aggressive in the upcoming draft.

1:58:40-JMV takes a call about DK Metcalf and if it would’ve been possible for Chris Ballard to go and trade for him this offseason.

2:06:02-JMV closes out the show

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00:00-Former PGA Tour President Ted Bishop joins JMV to give a full breakdown of the upheaval in the golf world with high profile golfers leaving the PGA Tour for the new Saudi-backed LIV golf league. Ted explains why golfers are leaving, how this affects the PGA Tour and the Ryder Cup, how many more guys jump over, and potential sanctions to golfers playing in the LIV league. 

22:36-“Kevin and Query” co-host Kevin Bowen joins JMV to talk about Colts minicamp and Kevin talks about the new ways Matt Ryan is using Nyheim Hines as a WR, the TE’s lack of dependability without Jack Doyle, how Alec Pierce and Jelani Woods have looked, and why he thinks the Pacers will be extremely aggressive in the upcoming draft.

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