Having talked to Coach John Dyer this week at the Arby's Classic reminded me of an interview Bryan Moore conducted with him earlier this season for a halftime segment during his basketball broadcast on 104.9 WKOS.  From an expected out patient knee surgery to what turned out to be two months of hospitalization, the Coach discusses that and his life moving forward.  So many sad stories have come out of this pandemic.  John Dyer feels very fortunate to tell his story of the bad and the good and the hope for a better tomorrow each day.  If you see the Coach this week , shake his hand, you'll get a smile in return.

<p>Having talked to Coach John Dyer this week at the Arby's Classic reminded me of an interview Bryan Moore conducted with him earlier this season for a halftime segment during his basketball broadcast on 104.9 WKOS.&nbsp; From an expected out patient knee surgery to what turned out to be two months of hospitalization, the Coach discusses that and his life moving forward.&nbsp; So many sad stories have come out of this pandemic.&nbsp; John Dyer feels very fortunate to tell his story of the bad and the good and the hope for a better tomorrow each day.&nbsp; If you see the Coach this week , shake his hand, you'll get a smile in return.</p>

The Morning Monster Podcast with Bobby Rader includes highlighted interviews and programming from the Morning Monster program , which airs weekday mornings 6-10 am on 640 WXSM and online at 640wxsm.com

<p>The Morning Monster Podcast with Bobby Rader includes highlighted interviews and programming from the Morning Monster program , which airs weekday mornings 6-10 am on 640 WXSM and online at 640wxsm.com</p>

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