(00:00-28:47)-JMV starts out the show preparing for the Pacers opening scrimmage vs Portland and the news that Oladipo is in the starting lineup and he seemingly is going to play with the Pacers in the 8 regular season games before the playoffs start. JMV discusses if Oladipo playing gets the fans back on his side after alienating a lot of them by saying he was sitting out.

(28:47-38:25)-JMV takes a call about the Washington football team not announcing a team name right now and going with “Washington Football Team” 

(38:25-45:49)-JMV continues to get responses from angry Pacers fans that can’t watch the Pacers exhibition game and a solution that might help 

(45:49-1:07:24)-JMV answers some listener questions about Oladipo and the Pacers sloppy play in the 1st half, how Oladipo can get back in the fans good graces, and some more of his observations from the Pacers return to action

(1:07:24-1:29:47)-C. Trent Rosecranswho covers the Reds for The Athletic joins JMV to discuss if this is the best Reds starting rotation since 2012, why the Reds benefit more than any other team from adding a DH to the NL, and what Shogo Akiyama brings to the Reds lineup

(1:29:47-1:35:33)-JMV reacts to some of the new restrictions for Indianapolis gatherings before taking a call about when we will finally be able to give away concert tickets on the show again

(1:35:33-2:00:38)-Mike Chappell from CBS/Fox59 joins JMV to discuss the worst case scenario for the NFL, if we’re sure the NFL will have a season no matter what, and what they think some of the rules will be if a breakout happens in a team facility

(2:00:38-2:11:08)-JMV gives his takeaways from the Pacers win in their scrimmage vs Portland, TJ Warren leaving the game early with an injury, and his feelings on the NFL starting back up

(2:11:08-2:12:40)-JMV closes out the show with Oladipo’s post-game press conference quotes

(00:00-19:01)-C. Trent Rosecranswho covers the Reds for The Athletic joins JMV to discuss if this is the best Reds starting rotation since 2012, why the Reds benefit more than any other team from adding a DH to the NL, and what Shogo Akiyama brings to the Reds lineup

(19:01-39:19)-Mike Chappell from CBS/Fox59 joins JMV to discuss the worst case scenario for the NFL, if we’re sure the NFL will have a season no matter what, and what they think some of the rules will be if a breakout happens in a team facility

(00:00-28:31)-JMV starts out the show with the news from the Speedway that announced the Indy500 will be on TV locally here in Indy. JMV explains why he will always be a radio broadcast guy but it was the right thing for the track to do due to the stands being only 25% full.

(28:31-45:08)-Zak Keefer from The Athletic joins JMV to go through the slow ramp up we will see to Colts camp before they are in full pads, what the protocol will be if there is an outbreak of positive tests, and then debate why DeForest Buckner should be the best DT the Colts have had in their history of being in Indianapolis and how it will change the way Colts fans watch the defensive line

(45:08-47:08)-JMV reacts to tweets form Gregg Doyel’s column yesterday about IMS’s decision to have fans in the stands for the Indy500 and the risk it poses to spectators health

(47:08-1:16:48)-IMS President Doug Boles joins JMV to discuss what went into the decision to limit fan attendance for the Indy 500 to 25%, mandate masks, what a majority of fans still ask him about how the ticket process is working until they hit the 25%, details about fan attendance for Carb Day, and what went into the decision to lift the TV blackout for the local Indy market

(1:16:48-1:27:53)-JMV reacts to the latest Pacers injury news and why it’s terrible news for Pacers fans

(1:27:53-1:31:01)-JMV gets the news that Pittsburgh won’t allow the Blue Jays play their home games there and vouches for bringing them to Indy to play at Victory Field

(1:31:01-1:58:11)-107.5 The Fan’s Kevin Bowen joins JMV to get into the uptick of Pacers injuries, specifically Sabonis, and the long term effects it could have on him during the playoffs, how Colts camp will work, the extra bodies they’re bringing in for camp, and the effects of having no preseason games.

(1:58:11-2:06:43)-JMV answers some listener tweets about the MLB getting started and the success of his JMVTakeover

(2:06:43-2:10:03)-JMV recaps the show and previews who is on the show tomorrow!

(00:00-28:19)-IMS President Doug Boles joins JMV to discuss what went into the decision to limit fan attendance for the Indy 500 to 25%, mandate masks, what a majority of fans still ask him about how the ticket process is working until they hit the 25%, details about fan attendance for Carb Day, and what went into the decision to lift the TV blackout for the local Indy market

(28:19-54:50)-107.5 The Fan’s Kevin Bowen joins JMV to get into the uptick of Pacers injuries, specifically Sabonis, and the long term effects it could have on him during the playoffs, how Colts camp will work, the extra bodies they’re bringing in for camp, and the effects of having no preseason games.

(00:00-26:02)-JMV starts out the show reacting to the news that the Indy 500 will only run with 25% fan capacity, what it means for fans, baseball playing scrimmage games, and finally making it to a barbershop after 5 months of letting his hair grow out

(26:02-42:39)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to get the latest about the high school fall sports season, how the Colts might be able to have fans in the stands for Colts games, and how the Indy 11 have been able to have fans in the stands and how it has gone so far from a safety stand point

(42:39-46:20)-JMV takes a call that makes fun of his “Mike Gundy hair” and why it doesn’t feel abnormal right now without sports but if CFB and the NFL can’t play it will feel totally different

(46:20-1:12:41)-Robin Miller from NBC Sports and Racer Magazine joins JMV to give his opinion on the IMS reducing capacity to 25% for the Indy 500, if tickets are still available, why he’s convinced the race will definitely go off and won’t be cancelled, Roger Penske looking at buying the Iowa Speedway, and how they’re going to police people wearing a mask.

(1:12:41-1:27:51)-JMV takes a call that debates the effectiveness of masks and how they will work at the Indy500 where they will be required

(1:27:51-1:30:49)-JMV reacts to his phone conversation from the previous segment and answers some listener questions

(1:30:49-1:53:46)-Friend of the Show Jake Query joins JMV to get into a wide array of topics that starts with talking about the greatness of the Sears NFL gear back in the late 70’s and 80’s, when he knew the 500 would only have 25% fans, why they choose to wear masks and more!

(1:53:46-2:09:46)-Jake Query stays on for another segment and he stumps JMV with a music question before discussing what it would take for Pacers fans to accept Oladipo back after the back and forth he’s put fans through

(2:09:46-2:11:10)-JMV closes out the show recapping a busy day!

(00:00-23:40)- Robin Miller from NBC Sports and Racer Magazine joins JMV to give his opinion on the IMS reducing capacity to 25% for the Indy 500, if tickets are still available, why he’s convinced the race will definitely go off and won’t be cancelled, Roger Penske looking at buying the Iowa Speedway, and how they’re going to police people wearing a mask.

(23:40-1:01:45)-Friend of the Show Jake Query joins JMV to get into a wide array of topics that starts with talking about the greatness of the Sears NFL gear back in the late 70’s and 80’s, when he knew the 500 would only have 25% fans, why they choose to wear masks and more!

(00:00-27:42)-JMV starts out the show with some ideas that the NBA and MLB should use to make up some money from not having fans including selling a rated “R” version of the broadcast where the announcers and players mics are uncensored so the fans can hear everything that usually is washed out by the crowd noise

(27:42-48:21)-Reds Catcher Tucker Barnhart joins JMV to give a lowdown on the MLB season starting up this week, why the players hate the fake crowd noise pumped into the field, some of the strange rules that they are trying to get used to, and JMV’s idea for Tucker’s walk-up song.

(48:21-51:10)-JMV brings up the news that the Blue Jays won’t be allowed to play in Canada so they need to find a new home for the season, why can’t Victory Field right here in Indianapolis work for the team?

(51:10-1:15:35)-Reds TV Analyst and former MLB pitcher Chris Welsh joins JMV to give a low down on how players are going to change to adapt to a 60 game season, how he thinks the NL Central will stack up, the impact of a full time DH in the NL, and some great stories and what he’s going to miss most about not having former Reds Radio Announcer Marty Brennaman

(1:15:35-1:25:19)-JMV reacts to the news that the NFL and NFLPA have agreed on a testing protocol and they are close to a full agreement to get the season started on time

(1:25:19-1:34:32)-JMV opens up the phone line to discuss the news that Domas Sabonis has been sidelined with an injury, Jeremy Lamb’s attendance in Orlando even though he can’t play, and how Oladipo is looking in practice

(1:34:32-2:01:21)-Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins JMV to discuss the outlook for IU Athletics this fall, the problems with trying to play games in the spring, why the NCAA hasn’t been more proactive in working with schools and conferences to help figure out how to have a season, and if Tom Allen was smart to bring back suspended TE Peyton Hendershot.

(2:01:21-2:11:46)-JMV shares a story from this weekend that helped make life feel more normal and a call about the Reds scrimmage schedule 

(2:11:46-2:14:20)-JMV gives an update on the Indy concert schedule and Sabonis being out with a bad case of plantar fasciitis

(00:00-17:39)-Reds Catcher Tucker Barnhart joins JMV to give a lowdown on the MLB season starting up this week, why the players hate the fake crowd noise pumped into the field, some of the strange rules that they are trying to get used to, and JMV’s idea for Tucker’s walk-up song.

(17:39-40:38)-Reds TV Analyst and former MLB pitcher Chris Welsh joins JMV to give a low down on how players are going to change to adapt to a 60 game season, how he thinks the NL Central will stack up, the impact of a full time DH in the NL, and some great stories and what he’s going to miss most about not having former Reds Radio Announcer Marty Brennaman

(40:38-1:03:44)-Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins JMV to discuss the outlook for IU Athletics this fall, the problems with trying to play games in the spring, why the NCAA hasn’t been more proactive in working with schools and conferences to help figure out how to have a season, and if Tom Allen was smart to bring back suspended TE Peyton Hendershot.

(00:00-26:18)-JMV starts out the show excited about the NBA season and the success so far of the bubble in Orlando and what the Pacers matchups could look like vs the Heat, 76ers, and Celtics in the playoffs before turning over to the MLB and why some people haven’t grasped how crazy a 60 game regular season will be

(26:18-42:40)-Jeremiah Johnson from Fox Sports Indiana joins JMV to get the latest from the NBA bubble and the best/worst matchups for the Pacers in the startup, Philly moving Ben Simmons to PF permanently, and JJ tells a story about Oladipo’s return and the up and downs he’s experienced even when he returned from the injury

(42:40-50:27)-JMV takes a couple calls about if the NFL will be able to play this season and why the Pacers don’t package Oladipo and Turner together to go after a major superstar like Karl Anthony-Towns

(50:27-1:12:44)-ESPN.com’s Mike Wells joins JMV live from Memorial Golf Club in Columbus, Ohio where he is following Tiger Woods around in his return to golf, the scene with no fans over there, how Oladipo backs out of the corner he’s put himself in by saying he wasn’t going to play and now saying he’s optimistic he’ll play, and the odds that Colts camp will proceed at the end of the month

(1:12:44-1:25:11)-JMV gives his thoughts on what the Colts HAVE to do this season or else it’s a total failure and the level of sloppiness we might see due to limited time on field due to coronavirus

(1:25:11-1:33:55)-JMV likes the new Ford Bronco that is just released and wonders out loud what wouldn’t work today in a retro look

(1:33:55-1:58:26)-Pat Sullivan from Sullivan Hardware & Garden joins JMV to answer #AskPat questions about how to keep the lawn alive in the crazy heat here in Indy, how to deal with insect infestations, and how to grill seafood without messing it up

(1:58:26-2:10:48)-JMV gives an update on the NFL meeting between the league and the NFLPA and what they’re plans are for starting up the season before getting a call about the Pacers and how Malcolm Brogdon will look after returning from having the coronavirus

(2:10:48-2:18:44)-JMV closes out the show with some new coronavirus numbers from colleges around the country and IU pausing workouts due to 6 athletes testing positive

(00:00-15:07)-Jeremiah Johnson from Fox Sports Indiana joins JMV to get the latest from the NBA bubble and the best/worst matchups for the Pacers in the startup, Philly moving Ben Simmons to PF permanently, and JJ tells a story about Oladipo’s return and the up and downs he’s experienced even when he returned from the injury

(15:07-25:40)-ESPN.com’s Mike Wells joins JMV live from Memorial Golf Club in Columbus, Ohio where he is following Tiger Woods around in his return to golf, the scene with no fans over there, how Oladipo backs out of the corner he’s put himself in by saying he wasn’t going to play and now saying he’s optimistic he’ll play, and the odds that Colts camp will proceed at the end of the month