The "Dirt Squad" is back, and they get into the potential shake-up in the Red Sox booth, controversial tweets from Kevin Hart and Kyler Murray, and more.

Mike and Lucy talk about life behind the scenes at WEEI, their attempts to get on-air, and more.

Blind Mike discusses Kirk's interview with Sue O'Connell, then an unwelcomed guest (Colin Leddy) joins the program to discuss the Dwight Howard rumors, the Match, and more.

Blind Mike discusses Francesa's reaction to Stan Lee's death, plus some other big news in the trash talk world.

Mike recaps some of the events from last week, then gets into Pete Davidson's controversial joke, Craig Carton's arrest, and more.

Mike holds an audition for a potential second mic; together they get into the Red Sox parade, a shake-up at Barstool sports, Don Lemon's comments, and more.

Blind Mike dives into the Sarah Silverman controversy and gives his thoughts on the Louis C.K. situation, then wonders if Amy Schumer has gotten too famous; later he celebrates the life and death of Mike Francesa's app.

Blind Mike's back from hiatus and discusses the differences between the fans in Houston compared to Foxboro, Alex Bregman taunting the Red Sox, and the voice that should be on Monday Night Football.

After Blind Mike was put in time-out for his use of no-no words, a calmer, gentler voice takes control of the show.

Ron Darlings' commonly-used phrase was taken way out of hand; Angel Hernandez gets criticized by the Yankees; Mike's thoughts on the K&C show.