(00:00-18:11)-ESPN’s Brian Windhorst joins JMV to discuss what the chatter was with the Pacers and Nate McMillan before the “extension” and after, if player complaints were a reason McMillan was fired, who some of the potential candidates the Pacers could be looking at and if they would pay big money for a coach like Mike D’Antoni, what the Pacers do with Victor Oladipo, and when the NBA All-Star game will come back to Indy after the NBA cancelled their hotel reservations for next February.

(18:11-36:58)-The Athletic’s Stephen Holder joins JMV to talk about how the Colts look with week 1 of the season coming up in a couple weeks, injuries that have plagued the TE room, why it’s no mistake that the 1st big contract Chris Ballard has given out is given to a DT, and if the Colts will have some fans in the stands.

(36:58-1:05:07)-1075 The Fan’s Kevin Bowen joins JMV to explain why he believes it was warranted that the Pacers let go of Nate McMillan, why this move means that Pacers owner Herb Simon HAS to open up his wallet and sign a big name coach, what kind of roster overhaul will happen in the offseason, and JMV explains why he believes Oladipo will sign an extension with the Pacers

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(00:00-30:03) - JMV has a lot of thoughts after the Pacers get swept out of the playoffs for a 2nd consecutive season including what happened to the offense from the regular season bubble games to the playoffs, if Nate McMillan is the right coach for this team, what the Pacers do with Victor Oladipo, and if Myles Turner is on the team next season.

(30:03-42:43)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to discuss the TV Ratings numbers for the Indy 500, how the 1st weekend went with High School football getting back into action, what teams will do if they have an outbreak, and if the State Finals will still happen over Thanksgiving weekend.

(42:43-48:16)-JMV goes down the Pacers roster and compares them to what the Heat have and why the Pacers can’t get more out of their bench

(48:16-1:18:16)-IndyStar Pacers Reporter J. Michael joins JMV to discuss what went wrong for the Pacers and why they underwhelmed in the playoffs for a 2nd consecutive year, what type of roster shuffling they think the Pacers will do, and how the uncertain salary cap and hit the NBA took financially, and why the Pacers extended McMillan

(1:18:16-1:29:53)-JMV opens up the phone lines to get the fan reaction to what the Pacers need to do this offseason and what it will take for them to get past the 1st round

(1:29:53-1:37:29)-JMV keeps the lines open to discuss the disappointment in the Pacers before asking why cell service has been so much worse recently

(1:37:29-2:05:57)-Jake Query from the IMS Radio Network joins JMV to discuss the Indy 500 and if the race ended the right way, why the ratings were down from previous years, and reminisce about the growth of downtown Indy since the 1980’s

(2:05:57-2:17:58)-JMV takes some calls about the Pacers and asks whether it’s better to be swept in the 1st round or not make the playoffs at all

(2:17:58-2:19:29)-JMV closes out the show with Race of the Day winner and previews tomorrows show!

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(00:00-27:25)-IndyStar Pacers Reporter J. Michael joins JMV to discuss what went wrong for the Pacers and why they underwhelmed in the playoffs for a 2nd consecutive year, what type of roster shuffling they think the Pacers will do, and how the uncertain salary cap and hit the NBA took financially, and why the Pacers extended McMillan

(27:25-54:47)-Jake Query from the IMS Radio Network joins JMV to discuss the Indy 500 and if the race ended the right way, why the ratings were down from previous years, and reminisce about the growth of downtown Indy since the 1980’s

(54:47-1:04:30)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to discuss the TV Ratings numbers for the Indy 500, how the 1st weekend went with High School football getting back into action, what teams will do if they have an outbreak, and if the State Finals will still happen over Thanksgiving weekend.

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(00:00-23:58)-JMV starts out the show with a full Indy 500 recap and his thoughts on how it felt to watch the race without fans in the stands, why Rossi is the one that got screwed coming out of pit lane, and his thoughts on finishing the race under caution before discussing the Pacers and how they’ve found themselves in this 0-3 hole

(23:58-39:59)-Voice of the Pacers and part of the Indy 500 Radio Broadcast Chris Denari joined JMV to talk about the race and some of the main storylines the next day including Rossi’s tough luck, why finishing under caution was the only choice, why security came up to him before the race started, and what the Pacers need to do to keep the series alive vs Miami.

(39:59-44:09)-JMV gets the temperature of race fans to see how many people are upset that the 500 finished under caution 

(44:09-1:15:30)-JMV starts out the segment joined by the guys at Heaven Hill to talk about the booming Bourbon industry before getting into his interview with now 2 time Indy 500 Champion Takuma Sato to compare his 1st and 2nd win, what he’s learned from his close finishes at the 500, and his thoughts on Rossi’s Pit Lane penalty where he clipped Sato’s car coming out of Pit Lane.

(1:15:30-1:25:27)-JMV is joined by Coach Kent Murphy to discuss his work with the MLB and thoughts on the season this far

(1:25:27-1:27:05)-JMV talks about the show podcast and what he has discussed throughout the show today, including Takuma Sato, Pacers vs Heat, and Chris Denari.

(1:27:05-1:53:34)-JMV speaks with Robin Miller about if the yellow flag was appropriate this past Sunday during the Indy 500. Miller also gives his opinion on the Alexander Rossi penalty as well as the atmosphere with no fans at the 500. Miller also talks about Marco Andretti’s day on the track along with the story it would have been had Andretti won. 

(1:53:34-2:03:39)-JMV brings on his friends from Joe’s Grille to discuss how the restaurant industry is bouncing back

(2:03:39-2:08:29)-JMV closes out the show announcing who the winner of the next Backyard Bourbon BBQ is

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(00:00-15:49)-2 time Indy 500 Champion Takuma Sato to compare his 1st and 2nd win, what he’s learned from his close finishes at the 500, and his thoughts on Rossi’s Pit Lane penalty where he clipped Sato’s car coming out of Pit Lane.

(15:49-30:27)-Voice of the Pacers and part of the Indy 500 Radio Broadcast Chris Denari joined JMV to talk about the race and some of the main storylines the next day including Rossi’s tough luck, why finishing under caution was the only choice, why security came up to him before the race started, and what the Pacers need to do to keep the series alive vs Miami.

(30:27-53:48)-JMV speaks with Robin Miller about if the yellow flag was appropriate this past Sunday during the Indy 500. Miller also gives his opinion on the Alexander Rossi penalty as well as the atmosphere with no fans at the 500. Miller also talks about Marco Andretti’s day on the track along with the story it would have been had Andretti won. 

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(00:00-26:28)-On the Strangest “Carb Day” in Indy500 weekend history, JMV is pretty down in the dumps that he isn’t broadcasting live from Pagoda Plaza in his favorite show of the year. The Pacers were also a a mood killer with their pathetic display in game 2 vs Miami and he gives his opinion on why yesterday’s loss was the worst way to lose in the playoffs.

(26:28-39:16)-Owner and Driver for Ed Carpenter Racing, Ed Carpenter joins JMV to discuss how his rookie, Rinus VeeKay is preparing for his 1st 500, why he was disappointed in his qualifying run and what he’s looking to tweak before raceday, and if his routine is the same for an August Indy500 compared to a usual Memorial Day Weekend Indy500.

(39:16-47:54)-President of Indiana Sports Corp Ryan Vaughn joins JMV to give Pacers fans a unique way to watch game 4 vs the Heat at Victory Field with a bunch of other Pacers fans while staying socially distant and safe.

(47:54-1:09:43)-ESPN’s Mike Wells joins JMV to discuss the Pacers struggles including their stagnant offense, inability to keep up with Miami defensively, if Nate McMillan deserved a contract extension, and the biggest difference he’s seen between Rivers and Brissett.

(1:09:43-1:21:12)-Bob Lovell joins JMV to discuss high school football games being suspended throughout the state, the rise in football games being played on Saturday night now, and the officiating shortage in football the state is having to deal with.

(1:21:12-1:24:09)-Fox 59’s Chris Hagan stops by for a quick visit to discuss how weird it is to not be at IMS for Carb Day

(1:24:09-1:51:26)-Jake Query from the IMS Radio Network joins JMV to discuss the greatest Racing songs of all-time, if he still feels the “magic” inside IMS as the race nears even without fans at the track, and the viability of a sports league placing a bubble here in Indianapolis

(1:51:26-1:57:43)-JMV gives a preview of what he has in store for Sunday morning’s pre-race show that he is hosting and how people are so split on if the Pacers should give Victor Oladipo a big extension this offseason

(1:57:43-2:03:22)-JMV closes out the show with some final thoughts on the 500

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(00:00-11:17)-Owner and Driver for Ed Carpenter Racing, Ed Carpenter joins JMV to discuss how his rookie, Rinus VeeKay is preparing for his 1st 500, why he was disappointed in his qualifying run and what he’s looking to tweak before raceday, and if his routine is the same for an August Indy500 compared to a usual Memorial Day Weekend Indy500.

(11:17-31:47)-ESPN’s Mike Wells joins JMV to discuss the Pacers struggles including their stagnant offense, inability to keep up with Miami defensively, if Nate McMillan deserved a contract extension, and the biggest difference he’s seen between Rivers and Brissett.

(31:47-56:59)-Jake Query from the IMS Radio Network joins JMV to discuss the greatest Racing songs of all-time, if he still feels the “magic” inside IMS as the race nears even without fans at the track, and the viability of a sports league placing a bubble here in Indianapolis

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(00:00-8:34)-JMV gives his initial reaction after the Pacers lose game 2 to Miami and what frustrates him the most about watching the Pacers play in the playoffs so far

(8:34-27:42)-JMV is joined by Michael Grady from the YES Network to discuss the Pacers struggles so far vs the Heat, if the Pacers made a mistake in giving Nate McMillan an extension, why TJ Warren hasn’t played as well vs the Heat

(27:42-38:32)-JMV is joined by his friends at the Slippery Noodle during their grand re-opening after over 150 days of being closed and Brent Holverson with Larceny and Heaven Hill to talk about how the bar industry has had to adjust.

(38:32-43:53)-JMV closes out the show with final thoughts on the Pacers and a special guest from the Slippery Noodle

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(00:00-24:55)-JMV is back after a few days off and he’s back with a vengeance and is not happy with the Pacers effort in game 1, specifically Myles Turner. He explains why he’s so disappointed in their effort after seeing them so much in the regular season, and why Jimmy Butler is the type of player the Pacers need on their roster that they don’t have.

(24:55-41:58)-TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari joins JMV to discuss what the Pacers need to do better in game 2 to beat Miami, how Myles can be more effective when small guys are guarding him by the basket, and the Pacers bad luck historically in game 1’s.

(41:58-45:25)-JMV reveals a great watch party he’ll be watching game 2 of the Pacers at tomorrow at the grand reopening of the Slippery Noodle.

(45:25-1:07:18)-From Racer Magazine and NBC Sports Robin Miller joins JMV to first discuss the article written about him in The Athletic, what AJ Foyt told him after the article came out, his thoughts on an Indy 500 without fans in the stands, why he doesn’t think Roger Penske was the final say in not allowing fans at IMS, what it means that an Andretti won the pole, and if Robin is responsible for starting the “Andretti Curse”

(1:07:18-1:23:56)-The Athletic’s Zak Keefer joins JMV to discuss the differences in throwing the football and timing between Philip Rivers and Jacoby Brissett, if Frank Reich is serious about getting Brissett 5-10 plays a game, if the Colts are still planning on having some fans at Lucas Oil Stadium for games this fall, and the option of a playoff “bubble” for the NFL.

(1:23:56-1:27:52)-JMV takes a phone call from Daytona Ken about some of the legendary memories of Robin Miller as the Pacers writer at the IndyStar

(1:27:52-1:44:56)-1075thefan’s Kevin Bowen joins JMV to discuss the Pacers game 1 loss to Miami, if Myles Turner will ever “have it” for a prolonged period of time, why he’s the most important Pacer with Sabonis out with an injury, and what the Pacers can do to get an advantage on the defensive end to slow down the Heat

(1:44:56-2:01:58)-Schmidtt Peterson Motorsports Owner Sam Schmidt joins JMV to discuss why it was so important for an Indy500 race to happen even if it is in August, how the limited practice time will change how the drivers race on raceday, what he’s learned from Fernando Alonso, and the time he was on the gameshow “Press Your Luck” and won some nice money.

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(00:00-15:55)-The Athletic’s Zak Keefer joins JMV to discuss the differences in throwing the football and timing between Philip Rivers and Jacoby Brissett, if Frank Reich is serious about getting Brissett 5-10 plays a game, if the Colts are still planning on having some fans at Lucas Oil Stadium for games this fall, and the option of a playoff “bubble” for the NFL.

(15:55-36:30)-From Racer Magazine and NBC Sports Robin Miller joins JMV to first discuss the article written about him in The Athletic, what AJ Foyt told him after the article came out, his thoughts on an Indy 500 without fans in the stands, why he doesn’t think Roger Penske was the final say in not allowing fans at IMS, what it means that an Andretti won the pole, and if Robin is responsible for starting the “Andretti Curse”

(36:30-51:43)-TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari joins JMV to discuss what the Pacers need to do better in game 2 to beat Miami, how Myles can be more effective when small guys are guarding him by the basket, and the Pacers bad luck historically in game 1’s.

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