Former Green Bay Packer and NFL Hall of Famer Sterling Sharpe calls in and talks with the crew about the rough start for the 2026 Packers team, and dives into some of the behind-the-scenes action that takes place within a team in these situations. The discussion digs into the roles of players and their coaches, and ultimately who is responsible when expectations don't meet reality. Plus, is it okay for the fans to boo if they aren't happy with how things are going? When do jobs go on the line? This episode is full of banter and the occasional roasting of Carl Lee! 

Guest Sterling Sharpe joins Let's Talk! With Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, Hollis Lewis, and Producer Matt Murphy.

Harvey Peyton joins the show to break down a big week of West Virginia news. First up: Putnam County's new zoning resolution aimed at Google's massive 1,700-acre data center project, and the state law that's kept deals like it out of public view until they're already underway. Harvey also weighs in on the governor's rocky rollout of a proposed nuclear energy campus tangled up in a nuclear waste storage controversy. Along the way, he shares some real trial-lawyer insight on cross-examination and case prep — including a few lessons pulled straight from this week's viral congressional hearing moment — before closing out with a look at a proposed West Virginia death penalty bill for child sexual assault cases, and why it may run headlong into existing U.S. Supreme Court precedent.

Photographer Aaron Patton doing a portrait archive called "The Americans Documenting America One Community at a Time." He is in the Charleston and Beckley areas as part of his nationwide tour, and Autumn Martin, the Charleston native who won big on Wheel of Fortune Monday night.

Ric Cavender of Charleston Urban Works on this Saturday's OckTober West, New and old KWS morning host Billy Brown.

Zack Harold of FestivFall, CJ Scalf and Josh Higginbotham from the Spark of Love Foundation on their upcoming car show to raise money for Christmas toy drive.

Dave Allen opens a sunny Friday edition of 580 Live with Angie Gillenwater of the Kanawha-Charleston Humane Association introducing Kruger, a four-year-old black cat available at the Southridge Petco through the Bissell Pet Foundation's Empty the Shelter special, along with a rabies alert after a positive bat test in Kanawha County and an urgent call for linen donations while the shelter's washing machine awaits repair. Jim Strong returns to preview the second annual Mountaineers Night Out at the Red Carpet Pavilion on Elizabeth Street, benefiting West Virginia Kids Cancer Crusaders and the Bob Burdett Center — tickets are $50 with doors at 10 a.m. for a noon WVU kickoff. Crusaders co-founders Marissa Scap and Kelly Wimer share the organization's mission of providing financial, logistical, and emotional support to West Virginia families facing pediatric cancer diagnoses, with Kelly recounting her own daughter Ally's two-and-a-half-year battle with lymphoma starting at age seven. Comic country parodist Cletus T. Judd closes the show ahead of his Iconic Moron Tour stop at the Alban Arts Center in St. Albans.

WVU knocked off 25th ranked UVA last weekend. Does this legitimize this WVU team? Will it hush the Rich Rodriguez haters? Then, the conversation goes toward practice time and penalties in high school football and beyond. Are players practicing enough to avoid penalties, and at what point should the officials let players work through some of it? Finally, the conversation looks into the latest advancements in safety technology in football. All that and more on Let's Talk! With Carl Lee, Hollis Lewis, Lisa Otey, and Producer Matt Murphy.

Amanda Smith-Ramey and Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards on Hurricane Fall Festival Saturday, Kanawha County Commission President Ben Salango, Actress Anne Magnuson and Michael Lipton.

Host Dale Cooper and Harvey or Tom from the Peyton Law Firm discuss legal issues from listeners and matters affecting local politics.

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