This week we talk something much lighter and dive into the ongoing saga of MLB's potential return to the field, and we also talk the '98 home run chase and what it meant for baseball at the time.

This week, we put aside our normal format to spend an hour talking our thoughts on the serious issues facing America right now.  

This week we welcome back The WDW Couple to talk theme park reopening and what the "new normal" might look like when we visit our favorite parks and resorts!

Seriously - how in the world could Saturday morning cartoons and sad country songs be related?  Trust us, it's possible! This week we talk our favorite cartoon memories and also review a list of the saddest country music songs that ends up being mostly incorrect.  Enjoy!

This week we talk Adam's adventures in fishing and Dave's love for the '90s Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan.  And true to our name, we find a way to relate these two unrelated topics!

This week we do the $15 challenge for "extinct" Disney World rides - if bringing back old rides cost between $1 and $5 each, which ones would we bring back on a $15 budget?  

This week we both compare our results of the Wizarding World tests for Hogwarts house, wand, and patronus - do they line up with our personalities?  Share your results with us on social media or by calling 650-UAB-SHOW!

Is everyone re-opening too early from being shut down due to Coronavirus?  Adam makes his opinion very clear, and Dave shares his rebuttal...what are your thoughts?  Let us know on social media or call us at 650-UAB-SHOW to tell us what you think!

This week we welcome Dave's pastor, Paul Whaley, as we discuss how a Christian should carry themselves during the Coronavirus crisis, as well as the upcoming Easter celebration.  It's a deep one this week, but well worth the listen!

This week we proudly present a show of lists!  We talk our favorite and not-so-favorite movie villains, we list out 10 things we hate that other folks like, and we try to stump each other with "4 truths and a lie" with country music concerts that we've been to!  

For more info from our "Virgil Asks a Question" segment, head to the link below:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/03/200317175442.htm