00:00 – 22:56 – JMV kicks off the show by talking about Game 5 of the Pacers series against the Bucks, which if the Pacers win means they will win the series. He talks about how the Pacers need to finish things tonight, and not let the Bucks hang around.  

22:57 – 42:45 – Greg Rakestraw of the ISC Sports Network joins the show, and he and JMV discuss the Indy Eleven situation, and what the future looks like after last week's MLS announcement. Greg and JMV then talk about the NFL Draft, and who the Colts selected over the weekend. They then talk some changes in the local high school sports landscape, as well as the transfer portal, and how the IU basketball team has improved its roster through that. 

42:46 – 47:45 – The first hour ends with JMV answering some questions from listeners! 

47:46 – 1:16:23 – JMV speaks to former NFL coach and current Colts radio analyst Rick Venturi! Rick and John first discuss how the Colts did overall in the draft, compared to other teams. They talk about the Colts offseason, and the moves they made prior to the draft. Rick also talks about the moves made by the Colts divisional rivals. Rick and JMV then dive into the Colts draft, and what he thinks about the picks the Colts made.  

1:16:24 – 1:35:07 – Rick Venturi continues to break down the Colts draft with JMV! 

1:35:08 – 1:39:46 – JMV and Rick wrap up their conversation! 

139:47 – 2:04:43 – Chris Denari of Bally Sports Indiana joins the show! Chris and John preview tonight’s Game 5 matchup between the Pacers and the Bucks, with the Pacers holding a 3-1 series lead. Chris and JMV talk about how big it is for the Pacers to put the series away tonight. They also talk about Obi Toppin, who has really been productive all year long.  

2:04:44 – 2:19:28 – JMV opens up the phone lines and takes some calls from listeners about the Pacers and more!  

2:19:29 – 2:24:54 – JMV wraps up another edition of the show! 

00:00 – 22:56 – JMV kicks off the show by talking about Game 5 of the Pacers series against the Bucks, which if the Pacers win means they will win the series. He talks about how the Pacers need to finish things tonight, and not let the Bucks hang around.  
22:57 – 42:45 – Greg Rakestraw of the ISC Sports Network joins the show, and he and JMV discuss the Indy Eleven situation, and what the future looks like after last week's MLS announcement. Greg and JMV then talk about the NFL Draft, and who the Colts selected over the weekend. They then talk some changes in the local high school sports landscape, as well as the transfer portal, and how the IU basketball team has improved its roster through that. 
42:46 – 47:45 – The first hour ends with JMV answering some questions from listeners! 
47:46 – 1:16:23 – JMV speaks to former NFL coach and current Colts radio analyst Rick Venturi! Rick and John first discuss how the Colts did overall in the draft, compared to other teams. They talk about the Colts offseason, and the moves they made prior to the draft. Rick also talks about the moves made by the Colts divisional rivals. Rick and JMV then dive into the Colts draft, and what he thinks about the picks the Colts made.  
1:16:24 – 1:35:07 – Rick Venturi continues to break down the Colts draft with JMV! 
1:35:08 – 1:39:46 – JMV and Rick wrap up their conversation! 
139:47 – 2:04:43 – Chris Denari of Bally Sports Indiana joins the show! Chris and John preview tonight’s Game 5 matchup between the Pacers and the Bucks, with the Pacers holding a 3-1 series lead. Chris and JMV talk about how big it is for the Pacers to put the series away tonight. They also talk about Obi Toppin, who has really been productive all year long.  
2:04:44 – 2:19:28 – JMV opens up the phone lines and takes some calls from listeners about the Pacers and more!  
2:19:29 – 2:24:54 – JMV wraps up another edition of the show!

Mainly sports, mixed in with pop culture. As likely to remember the participants from the 1987 Final Four and the top 10 songs on the charts that same week in 1987. No one is more connected when it comes to the Indianapolis Colts. And no one is in love more with Southern Indiana as JMV.

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