Ryan Hurd (country music singer, RCA Nashville recording artist) joins Austin to talk about "To A T" going gold, him becoming a new dad, potential names for his future son, Maren winning Album of the Year at the CMA Awards, Michigan-Ohio State and if this is the year the Wolverines take down the Buckeyes, what he'll be doing for Thanksgiving, and how he feels about Disney+ rebooting Mighty Ducks as a TV show (interview starts at 4:25).

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Plus, Austin is joined by Josh Holleman (middays on 92.3 New Country in St. Louis) to launch a new segment called The Eliminator. It's basically a reverse draft where you eliminate things until there's one left. This week, they eliminate things from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade between performers, floats, and balloons (20:47).

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And of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some this week going to Papa John's, Sam Darnold, pants, Chris Rongey, the NCAA, Thanksgiving, and much more (54:36).

John Buccigross (ESPN SportsCenter anchor) joins Austin to talk about his first ever SportsCenter shift, the rise of SportsCenter anchors, the 1997 Grammy's, Ben Folds, his "Rocking The Suburbs" catchphrase, 'This Is SportsCenter' commercials, his favorite commercial, what it was like behind the scenes of those commercials, what he predicts from this year's St. Louis Blues, how he felt when ESPN lost NHL rights, and his old Scion commercials (interview begins at 4:22).

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Plus, Austin has a take on why an 8-team College Football Playoff would be exactly like Facebook (33:51).

And Austin dares you to explore the question "Is the SEC *STILL* the SEC?" Something he digs deeper into and asks you to ponder (44:21).

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And of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some going to Myles Garrett, the Houston Astros, Kirk Cousins, Jameis Winston, the Texas Longhorns, rentals, meth, and more (52:30).

Oh, and friend of the podcast Benjamin Hochman stops by to celebrate Episode 69 and its importance (3:30).

Benjamin Hochman (St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist) joins Austin to talk about his frustration of being on episode 68 rather than next week, meeting Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper, meeting Eddie Vedder, the Sylvester Stallone movie 'Over The Top,' throwing 'Over The Top' parties, the Chess Hall of Fame, the most ridiculous sport he's ever covered, what one word he has to describe the 2019 St. Louis Cardinals season, if the Cardinals will sign or trade for anyone in the offseason, what he thinks about the Mozeliak extension, if he thinks the Cardinals should spend more money, whether or not we've seen Barry Odom's ceiling at Mizzou, and the new Sonic The Hedgehog trailer (interview starts at 3:27).

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Plus, Austin has a take about the 'NOW: That's What I Call Music' CD series and the fact that it's somehow STILL going strong. How? Why? WHAT?!?! (1:17:49)

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And of course, can't end The Show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some this week going to reboots, Sonic The Hedgehog, Texas Longhorns, Miami Dolphins, Alex Trebek, and much more (1:26:33).

Michael Chandler (3x Bellator Lightweight World Champion) joins Austin to talk about his up coming fight in Tokyo, Japan on December 28th against Benson Henderson, his diet, his current training regimen, what it feels like the morning AFTER a fight, what the anticipation is like leading up to a fight, how Mizzou has produced multiple successful MMA fighters, if he trash talks, going up against trash talkers, if he watches other MMA fights or tries to avoid it before his own fight, if there's an employee discount for pay-per-view matches, if he ever got into a fight outside of the octagon, what movie character he would most like to fight, and much more (interview starts at 5:39).

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Plus, Austin welcomes on his hilarious high school best friend and die-hard Bears fan Garrett Walker on to talk about just how bad the Chicago Bears have been. Garrett isn't sarcastic at all. Also, that last sentence is oozing sarcasm (35:26).

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And of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some this week going to Kevin Harlan, eye tests, Chargers haters, Baker Mayfield, Taco Bell and much more (58:40).

Joey Vitale (St. Louis Blues Radio Analyst, former NHLer) joins Austin to talk about Talk-Boys, downtown Glendale, the best cereals, Quisp cereal, his brilliant Mario Kart strategy, Goldeneye for N64, if the Blues would take an 8-seed in the playoffs right now or chance missing the playoffs altogether for a higher seed now that they don't have Vladimir Tarasenko, the best way to shine your shoes with fruit, the history of Fig Newtons, what sport other than hockey he'd like to play professionally, why he's not on Twitter, and more (interview begins at the 4:12 mark).

Plus, Austin shares a take about why grown adults who wear Halloween costumes to work are the absolute worst. And a take on a haunted house that makes you fill out a 40-page waiver and do many other things before you can even enter (39:12).

And, of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some this week going to the World Series, Bregman & Soto, LeBron James' video game playing style, really good click bait, TCU head coach Gary Patterson, Jayce Tingler, and much more (52:08).

Barry Zito (15-year MLB vet, Cy Young Winner, 3-time All-Star) joins Austin to talk about hot chicken joints in Nashville, playing for the Nashville Sounds, where his Cy Young is right now, if the movie Moneyball was factual, how much different it was playing on one side of the bay as opposed to the other, dating Alyssa Milano (a noted Dodgers fan), changing from his past and doing a complete 180, his faith and Austin ends the interview with some rapid fire questions including, what's your favorite pitch, favorite chord, favorite and least favorite batter to face, most memorable game, and what he remembers about his first start (interview starts at 5:39).

Plus Austin debuts a new segment called NB-AYYYY. In this edition, Austin predicts the storylines of the upcoming season by having people fill out certain Mad Libs to predict future NBA headlines. It's as ridiculous (and probably accurate) as it sounds (35:17).

Also, Austin shares his take on why TEXAS IS BACK... spoiler: they're not and he's being incredibly sarcastic (46:57).

And of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some this week going to Jalen Ramsey, tarantula's named Michael, Justin Bieber, win probabilities, Kawhi Leonard and the new movie Terminator, and much more (55:17).

Andrew Siciliano (NFL Network, host of The RedZone Channel on DirecTV) joins Austin to talk about what it's like hosting The RedZone Channel every Sunday, when he goes to the bathroom, if he's ever left his mic on while going to the bathroom, if he thinks NFL referees should have to hold post-game press conferences, what he thinks of the new pass interference challenges, and then midway through the interview the Marcus Peters (LA Rams cornerback) to the Ravens trade broke, so Andrew had to step away. But he finished the interview talking about that trade, who he thinks is more likely to go deeper in the playoffs between the Rams and Chiefs, what he would do first if he was put in charge of the Tennessee Titans, what he thinks we'll be saying about Baker Mayfield this time next year, what he thinks of the XFL and if he thinks it will be able to have sustained success (interview starts at 5:19).

Plus, Austin is joined by Josh "J.T." Holleman (92.3 New Country in St. Louis, @iamholleman) to hold a draft on the steamiest movie scenes of all time. The boy go back and forth for 5 picks each and break down each one (37:55).

And, of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some this week going to Ed Orgeron, the XFL Draft, Falcon ("Balloon Boy"), Columbus Day, and Alex Pietrangelo of the St. Louis Blues (1:00:59).

Chris Rongey (host of The Fast Lane on 101 ESPN) joins Austin to talk about being the hated guy on his show, former Ram Kevin Greene, the greatest high school assembly he ever attended, Michelob Ultras, drinking Truly's at Korn concerts, attending the Backstreet Boys concert together, Tommy Pham thanking himself, and more (interview starts at 4:17).

Plus, Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin got married on a Monday. Yes, you read that right. A Monday. So Austin shares his take on why weekday weddings are the worst! (39:03)

And, of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS with some this week going to Nationals fans, Baker Mayfield and Richard Sherman, Ellen, and a guy Austin saw in a public bathroom this week (46:32).

And this week there's a special close to the show.

Tony Barnhart, aka Mr. College Football (SEC Network) joins Austin to talk about swimming. SIKE! He talks college football. More specifically: about the new bill that was signed in California which allows student-athletes to benefit monetarily for their likenesses, what that means moving forward, if bigger schools and markets will only have an even greater advantage now, what's wrong with Chip Kelly and UCLA, whats the greatest college football game he's ever seen, if he's still taking the field between: Alabama, Clemson, and the field, what he expects from Mizzou-Georgia later this year, what is wrong with Tennessee football, if Jeremy Pruitt will be fired soon, how much pull Peyton Manning has in Knoxville, if Phillip Fulmer will be the next head coach, how much longer Jim Harbaugh has at Michigan, and what's the best place to eat in Atlanta (interview starts at 2:52).

Plus, Austin has a take on the death of Shaquille O'Neal. He was murdered in cold-blood by Damian Lillard in the rap battle that absolutely nobody asked for. Austin breaks down the beef, and explains why Dame is better (35:26).

And of course, can't end the show without some SHOUT-OUTS, with some going to Andy Reid, Gardner Flint Minshew II, baseball and knitters, the NHL, and more (45:30).

Kyle Gibson (Minnesota Twins starting pitcher) joins Austin to talk about overcoming E-coli again, ridiculous injuries in baseball, how he's feeling physically this late in the season, how the Twins invented having ski goggles in the clubhouse during champagne celebrations, he owns up to his struggles as of late and gives some reasons why, what TV show the Twins are currently in to, his frustration with "stick to sports" guy on Twitter, what "Kyle Gibson surgery" would be and how awkward he was as a middle schooler with a back brace, braces with rubber bands, glasses, freckles and red hair. Plus, with the Twins magic number at 3 at the time of recording, Austin covers his bases (baseball pun) by having Kyle talk about both what it was like to win the division AND what it was like to choke it away (interview starts at 4:02).

Also, Austin has a take about a girl who is so in love with the game Tetris that she wants to marry it. Yes, you read that correctly. And yes it's as ridiculous as it sounds (49:53).

And of course we can't end the show with out some SHOUT-OUTS, with this week's going to Batman on his 80th birthday, Lenny Kravitz's sunglasses, Hyun-Jin Ryu, Mike Leach, Young Thug, Arkansas QB Nick Starkel, Terrence Howard, and many more (59:06).