Bobby V kicks off The V Show on a Wednesday talking about the pandemic, the good news involving a vaccine, and the hurdles for fans to be able to attend after a projected 'second spike'.  Bobby V then reacts to the anniversary of the tremendous stretch call of Secretariat in the Belmont.  We replay that and discuss all time great singular performances.

Bobby V wraps up this Tuesday's V Show continuing his discussion on NIL and Duke's illogical response.  We get Bobby V's sandwich score, and hear the Blankenbaker/Kate Upton sound.  This leads to a short chat on chance celebrity brushes.

The Valvanos start hour two looking at some local restaurants that closed up during the pandemic.  They also chastise MSG/James Dolan's lackluster public statement involving George Floyd's killing/ and the protests surrounding that.  On a lighter note Nick gives his twitter sandwich score, while the two try to guesstimate their lifetime sandwich score.  Bobby V wraps the hour agreeing with Jay Bilas and crushing Duke for it's statement involving NIL.  Bob also gives his ideas on how toe improve college sports economics.

Bobby V kicks off The V Show talking some COViD-19, and gives a heartfelt admission to a time he was quiet when a past co-worker was racist, and the vow to never be that way again.  WLKY's Fred Cowgill joins for a TUESDAY's WITH FRED.  The two talk about the current climate, what WLKY is doing in this time, a cool high school project Fred is spearheading, and more.  Bobby V wraps the hour talking about how the NBA having double headers in the past. and some ways to combat tanking in this unique NBA season.

Final hour of this Monday's V Show starts with UofL DC Bryan Brown meeting the media in a Zoom Conference to discuss the team returning,  and how they're responding to the current social climate.  We wrap with a V-Cap involving MLB,The IARP, and more.

Second hour of this Monday's V Show, with Bobby V back from vacay.  Valvano gives and impassioned, and thoughtful take on the current social climate involving both the protests and the pandemic.  Esteemed baseball author, and friend of the show Rob Neyer joins as well to talk about MLB's struggle to reach an agreement to resume play.

Bobby V is back!  He starts off talking about how his son participated in a rite of passage in a relationship: doing home repairs. and fighting.  UofL assistant Dino Gaudio joins to talk some UofL basketball, their scholarships, how they addressing the social climate with the team, and more.  Bobby V wraps the hour with some KBO, and a good way to prevent tanking in the new NBA format.

Nick Curran and Phil Baker of The Sunday Morning Hangover (SMH) take you down the stretch.  The two start out talking about the OSU post season ban, and the other Nick Curran on twitter.  The guys shift to the NBA with some Adam Silver sound, and an interview with The Washington Post's Ben Gulliver.  Nick Curran humbly shows off his radio professionalism to Nicky V and Phil Baker too.

Former Wildcat and Washington Bullet, Kevin Grevey joins the program to remember Wes Unseld, and tell some terrific stories.  Uncle Larry/Orlando Larry joins to share a Wes story as well.  The guys wrap this FBF talking about the NBA and MLB's obstacles to return to action.

Fast Break Friday kicks off with Nick Curran and Phil Baker joining Mike Pratt.  the three talk about OSU's post season ban, and what that can mean for the other schools( including UofL in the pay for play scandal).  The guys also talk about the current climate and the protests taking place around the globe for racial equality.  Second half of the hour the fellas revisit the OSU story and where prized recruit Cade Cunnigham may wind up.  The guys discuss the G-League possibility and if that will make it more appointment viewing.