He is always looking to win big on the weekends & as he always does every Friday, Brandon Lang, the bets sports handicapper in the business, joined us to review his week 2 picks as well as highlight his week 3 picks in both college and the NFL.
He’s a professional infectious disease specialist, and a friend of the show, it’s Dr. Murray Cohen, who joined us to talk about the progression of the vaccines for the virus as well as how kids and students can go back to school safely. Dr. Cohen also touched on the CDC’s recent statements about the facts of spreading the virus and how to filter what is real and what is bogus.
He’s the best sports handicapper in the business and he joins us every Friday to give us his best and worst picks for the weekend in football. It’s our pal Brandon Lang who was perfect in week 1 and he joined us to talk his week 2 NFL picks as well as some college football.
After the big news of the BIG Ten football season returning in October, Ohio State alum and former football team captain, Zach Boren, joined the show to talk Buckeye football , what he expects out of the players and coaches as well as the Big Ten as a whole and how the two sides have somehow come to an agreement, all be it, with a few caveats.
Host of “CourtTV”, Ashleigh Banfield joined the show to promote the new season of her show as well as cover some of the popular cases they’ve covered and plan to cover this season. Ashleigh has reported on some of the most controversial and famous court cases and trials in recent history and she told us how it all adds up for her.
He’s the father of Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback, Joe Burrow, its our pal Jimmy Burrow. Ohio native & QFM listener. Jim talked to us about his sons debut in the NFL last week and how he has handled his sons rookie season with all the corona virus restrictions as well as how he has gone about handling Joe’s finances and agent as in coming young player.
Film Director and producer, Mike Figgis, joined the show to promote his new documentary about the Rolling Stones “Somebody Up There Likes Me”, which closely covers the life of Ronnie Wood and the band, which releases September 18th. Mike also covered some of his other famous documentaries and some stories he details in the film.
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Columbus almost saw one of it’s cornerstone staples taken away a few years ago as the Columbus Crew were set to be sold and re-located to another destination, thus putting an end to the Columbus Crew soccer team and an era of professional soccer here in Ohio. Well it was all put to rest by 19 people and the author of the book that tells the whole tale, Pete McGinty, joined the show to talk about how it all unfolded to how the residual effects of the team staying and how it has boosted Columbus’ local economy and much more.
The host of NBC’s “American Ninja Warrior”, Matt Iseman, joined the show to promote the new season of ANW as well as how he has been spending his time during the pandemic. Matt also talked with us about his former comedy days and how he and Craig Robinson tried to make a comedy special but it didn’t turn out the way they thought.
