Vashti Hurt, founder and editor-in-chief for Carolina Blitz, joins the guys to talk about about what she saw at Panthers OTA's yesterday, including with rookie quarterback Bryce Young.

The guys welcome in Daron Vaught, ACCNX and ESPN+ announcer, to talk about the roads ahead for the local college baseball teams in the regionals.

Willie steps in for Jess on Footie Friday to talk about Charlotte FC's tough midweek loss to Philadelphia Union, the injury issues the squad continues to have to navigate and how they can bounce back in Columbus.

Mac and Bone close out the show by asking the audience about about the best breweries in Charlotte, reacting to some of the best sounds from yesterday's media availability for the Panthers and wrapping up the show.

Mac and Bone chat with Vashti Hurt about what she saw at Panthers OTAs yesterday, talk to Daron Vaught about the teams from the Carolina that will be playing in the NCAA Tournament this weekend and discuss how close sports gambling is in NC.

Mac and Willie try to figure out why some fans want Brandon Miller, do a Jess-less version of Footie Friday with Willie and look at the decision by the SEC to stay with the eight game schedule and bail on divisions.

Mac and Willie open a Friday show by breaking down how the Nuggets were able to take Game 1 of The Finals, talking about the latest around the Panthers OTAs as they opened to the media and replaying some of what John Fanta said yesterday.

The guys welcome in Chris Marler, content director for Saturday Down South and host of the College Football Uncensored podcast, to talk about the idea of the nine game schedule in the SEC and the NIL comments that came from this week's SEC meetings.

Jessica Charman, one of the voices of Charlotte FC, joins the guys live in studio to recap last night's loss to Philadelphia Union and tell you why the result itself wasn't bad, but a little disappointing.

The guys are joined by John Fanta, college basketball broadcaster and reporter for Fox Sports and Field of 68 analyst, to talk about why he is a fellow man of Scoot and his fit with LaMelo.

Mac and Bone close down the show by chatting with John Fanta about the Hornets draft strategy, talking to Jessica Charman about Charlotte FC's loss to Philadelphia Union and wrapping up the show with the help of Jess.

Mac and Bone discuss some of the biggest what ifs in Panthers and Hornets history, talk to Chris Marler about the storylines that have come out of this week's SEC meetings and pay tribute to three great shows that ending.

Mac and Bone dive into the idea that Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets are boring to watch, tell whether or not they feel like PFF is disrespecting Jaycee Horn and Derrick Brown in their position rankings and laugh at some hilarious moments from the TV hot takers yesterday.

Mac and Bone open a Thursday show by talking about a tough midweek loss for Charlotte FC, rating another group of offseason NFL rankings that came out yesterday and replaying what Terrence Oglesby said yesterday that got LaMelo fans angry.

The guys respond to the idea from Terrence Oglesby to draft Scoot Henderson but trade LaMelo Ball from earlier in this show.

The guys welcome in Robert Woodard, head coach of Charlotte 49ers baseball, to talk about the team's magical run out of the losers bracket in the C-USA tournament and what it means to be heading back to the NCAA Tournament.

Mac and Bone close down the show by talking through Terrence Oglesby's suggestion of trading LaMelo, chatting with Robert Woodard about the magical run to the NCAA Tournament for the Niners and wrapping up the show. 

The guys are joined by David Samson, former president of the Miami Marlins and current host of the Nothing Personal podcast, to discuss the recent issues that the Braves are facing and why this is not something to panic about just yet.

Terrence Oglesby, college basketball analyst for Field of 68, joins the show to talk about what he would do at No. 2, why he would look into trading LaMelo and why he is excited about the rebuild that the Tar Heels are undergoing.

Mac and Bone dive into the debate that is raging at the SEC meetings over the conference schedule format, chat with Terrence Oglesby about the Hornets' draft strategy and ask the audience about how Mac can eat healthier.

Mac and Bone talk to David Samson about what is happening right now with the Braves, discuss the continued fear-mongering from those around college football about NIL and break down the suspension of Chase Elliott.

Mac and Bone open a Wednesday show by talking about the Braves losing a second straight to the A's, discussing some of the biggest storylines from the SEC meetings and reacting to some must-hear audio from around Charlotte sports.

Rafael Barlowe, director of scouting for NBA Big Board, joins the fellas to the discuss why he likes Brandon Miller for the Hornets over Scoot Henderson and tell you why trading down is something the Hornets can't rule out.

In this week's edition of the Stro Show, Ashley joins the show to talk about the win for Ryan Blaney last night in the Coca-Cola 600 after a weekend of weather and some of the wildest things that she has seen left behind at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

The guys are joined by the people's long snapper JJ Jansen to talk about the changes that could be coming to special teams in the NFL, why he doesn't see major changes happening in the near future and what member of his family is an NC State fans.

Mac and Bone closes out the show by talking about the latest feuds in the world of NASCAR after the Coca-Cola 600, talking to Ashley Stroehlein about what she saw at the track this weekend and wrapping up the show.

Mac and Bone tell you how they feel about two storylines around the Hornets, giving some crazy 'What the Bleep' stories from the week and rate the NFL offseason rankings list based on where the Panthers stand.

Mac and Bone talk to JJ Jansen about the changes that the NFL is pushing to special teams, chat with Rafael Barlowe about the Hornets draft strategy and discuss whether or not the Panthers should pursue DeAndre Hopkins.

Mac and Bone open a Tuesday show after the long weekend to talk about all of the sports action including the Heat winning Game 7 over Boston, updating some recent news in college sports and reacting to the sounds of the weekend.

Jessica Charman, the radio analyst for Charlotte FC, stops by with the fellas on Footie Friday to talk about the two losses that the team has suffered this week and the road stand that lies ahead for the team starting this weekend.

The guys welcome in Trevor Sikkema, NFL and NFL Drat analyst for PFF and co-host of the NFL Stock Exchange Podcast, to talk about why he thinks the wide receivers could hold the Panthers back and his thoughts on the new defensive scheme.

Former Charlotte 49ers head basketball coach Bobby Lutz stops by the show to talk to the guys about being inducted into the Niners athletic hall of fame and what it was like to coach two of the best teams in program history.

Mac and Bone close out the week by talking to Trevor Sikkema about the Panthers chances in the NFC South, congratulating Bobby Lutz on being inducted into the Charlotte 49ers hall of fame and wrapping up the show.

Mac and Bone tell you the beefs that they have with the ESPN list of the top 75 quarterbacks of the 2000s, talk to Jessica Charman about the rough week for Charlotte FC and give their thoughts on the Hornets being the co-favorite to eventually get Bronny James.

Erik Spanberg, managing editor for the Charlotte Business Journal, joins the fellas to talk about how stadium renovations at Bank of America Stadium could go down, the building of the Hornets entertainment district and the push to get the draft.

Mac and Bone discuss the reports that the Hornets could be leaning Scoot Henderson right now, chatting with Erik Spanberg about the latest in Charlotte sports business and lay out their five suspects behind the trashing of cardboard Cam.

Mac and Bone open a Friday show by talking about the Celtics putting themselves back in the series after a win last night, discussing the latest around the Panthers including a new job offer for Cam and reacting to some must-hear audio from yesterday.

Rod Boone, Hornets beat writer for the Charlotte Observer, joins the show to talk about the direction that the Hornets should go in the draft and what he is hearing about the futures of Miles Bridges and PJ Washington.

Mac and Bone close out the show by drafting sports movies with Willie P, discussing why the Canes are still the team to have the most faith in in the state and wrapping up the show with a tribute to the great Tina Turner.

Mac and Bone talk to Rod Boone about the offseason direction of the Hornets, break down the Canes and Charlotte FC losses last night and talk about the fans that are questioning the Panthers' defense.

The guys are joined by Bob Pockrass, NASCAR reporter for FOX, to talk about some of the biggest storylines around the sport heading into the Coca-Cola 600 including what to do with the all-star race and the polarizing figure that is Ross Chastain.

Mac and Bone talk about their early leans for the Duke's Mayo Kickoff Classic between the Tar Heels and Gamecocks, chat with Bob Pockrass about the biggest storylines heading into the Coca-Cola 600 and ask the audience about the biggest local team killers.

Mac and Bone open the show by discussing the Carolina Hurricanes exiting the playoffs last night, updating the latest around the Panthers including what the position coaches had to say and letting you hear what Paul Biancardi had to say yesterday about the Hornets draft.

The guys are joined by Camerun Peoples, former App State running back who is going through camp with the Panthers, to talk about the opportunity that he has here in Charlotte and some of his best memories from his time in Boone.

The guys welcome in Jim Szoke, one of the longtime voices of the Carolina Panthers, to discuss the team starting Phase 3 of OTAs this week and his thoughts on some of the different position groups.

Paul Biancardi, college basketball and NBA Draft analyst for ESPN, joins the guys to talk about why he likes Brandon Miller to Hornets, if the fit is there with Scoot Henderson and if there is anyone else that the team should be considering at No. 2.

Mac and Bone close down a midweek show by talking with Paul Biancardi about the Hornets draft targets, giving you some players that they think could breakout this season on the Panthers and wrapping up the show.

Mac and Bone talk to Camerun Peoples about spending OTAs with the Panthers, discuss the new NFL kickoff rule that has everybody fired up and ask the audience about Mac's wife asking him to wear a pool shirt this summer.

Mac and Bone look at the buzz that continues to grow around Brandon Miller being the No. 2 overall pick, chat with Jim Szoke about what he has seen at Panthers OTAs and discuss the fans that still want DeAndre Hopkins.

Mac and Bone open the show by talking about the night in sports including the Celtics surviving the sweep, updating the latest news around the Panthers and reacting to some of the most significant audio from yesterday in sports.