The owner of KLKC stops in to talk about the ongoing closures and suspensions of sports in response to the spread of the coronavirus. Gilmore also discusses the value of local media in southeast Kansas. 

With Sub-State Week in the books, the Parsons Vikings (4A) and Erie Red Devils (2A) are headed to state. KLKC Voice of the Parsons Vikings Scott Marlow returns to the studio for a third time to discuss the Vikings' bracket in Salina as well as the rest of the action from a packed week of basketball.

Parsons High School Athletic Director Rob Barcus comes into the studio for a second time to talk about how the girls athletic programs continue to rebuild, the state of wrestling at Parsons and looks up the Vikings' upcoming sub-state matchup against Hayden. 

Labette Community College women's basketball coach Mitch Rolls guided his team to a Kansas Jayhawk Conference title. Parsons High School boys basketball coach Anthony Houk took the Vikings to a SEK League title. Both came into the studio to talk about the process of winning a league championship. 

Labette Community College softball coach Ryan Phillips talks about his history with one of the most successful programs in the Kansas Jayhawk Conference and how he carries some of the biggest heartbreaks of his career years later.

The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl. So Sean Frye called his dad, who lives in Hawaii and made him a Chiefs fan, to reminisce. A kid and his dad talking Chiefs football. Enjoy...

KLKC Voice of the Parsons Vikings Scott Marlow makes his second trip into the studio to talk Parsons basketball, Erie basketball and girls wrestling. 

Cherryvale High School girls athlete Camdyn Forman comes into the studio to talk about her road to recover after suffering a catastrophic knee injury during basketball season. Forman also gives her take on the perception of girls' athletics in Cherryvale, while host Sean Frye gives his thoughts on the passing of Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant. 

Parsons High School principal Eric Swanson, who also serves as an assistant coach on the boys' basketball team, comes in the studio to talk about whether or not a shot clock should be installed in high school basketball in Kansas as well as the private-public school KSHSAA classification debate raging in the state. 

Andy Hopper: Parsons High School boys basketball assistant coach Andy Hopper, who’s also active in the local Babe Ruth youth baseball league, talks about joining the coaching staff of one of the state’s hottest teams as well as his vision for youth sports in town.