0:00-31:02 - The Ride with JMV starts on a Monday recapping the Colts atrocious loss in Green Bay as Indy starts 0-2 yet again after a 16-10 loss to the Packers. He talks Chris Ballard, Shane Steichen, Gus Bradley, Anthony Richardson and more. 

31:02-44:30 – JMV continues the Colts conversation by opening the phone lines and talking calls and tweets from listeners. 

44:30-1:04:00 – JMV starts the second hour of the show with more on the Colts loss in Green Bay, starting with a dissection on why Jonathan Taylor rode the bench in the 4th quarter. 

1:04:00-1:18:02– JMV airs more grievances with the coach staff as the Colts get thoroughly outplayed in Green Bay. The phone lines continue to buzz and JMV interacts with angry and upset Colts fans. 

1:18:02-1:47:02– Stephen Holder of ESPN.com joins the show to break down everything wrong on West 56th Street, starting with the malpractice in the 4th quarter with Jonathan Taylor’s usage. Holder tells the story of a notable NFL figure that said the Colts “need to give Taylor the ball until he is begging for oxygen.” Then, the topic of note shifts to Chris Ballard’s passion project- the trenches. How much of the Colts’ ineffective run defense is Ballard’s fault, how much is DC Gus Bradley’s fault? That and more with Stephen Holder. 

1:47:02-1:54:28 – JMV closes the show with listener phone calls. 

0:00-31:02 - The Ride with JMV starts on a Monday recapping the Colts atrocious loss in Green Bay as Indy starts 0-2 yet again after a 16-10 loss to the Packers. He talks Chris Ballard, Shane Steichen, Gus Bradley, Anthony Richardson and more. 
31:02-44:30 – JMV continues the Colts conversation by opening the phone lines and talking calls and tweets from listeners. 
44:30-1:04:00 – JMV starts the second hour of the show with more on the Colts loss in Green Bay, starting with a dissection on why Jonathan Taylor rode the bench in the 4th quarter. 
1:04:00-1:18:02– JMV airs more grievances with the coach staff as the Colts get thoroughly outplayed in Green Bay. The phone lines continue to buzz and JMV interacts with angry and upset Colts fans. 
1:18:02-1:47:02– Stephen Holder of ESPN.com joins the show to break down everything wrong on West 56th Street, starting with the malpractice in the 4th quarter with Jonathan Taylor’s usage. Holder tells the story of a notable NFL figure that said the Colts “need to give Taylor the ball until he is begging for oxygen.” Then, the topic of note shifts to Chris Ballard’s passion project- the trenches. How much of the Colts’ ineffective run defense is Ballard’s fault, how much is DC Gus Bradley’s fault? That and more with Stephen Holder. 
1:47:02-1:54:28 – JMV closes the show with listener phone calls.

Step into the realm of unconventional sports talk with JMV on "The Ride With JMV," where the excitement of Indianapolis sports meets unique locations and vibrant atmospheres.

Join JMV, a seasoned radio personality on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis, as he hosts the sports evening drive show that brings you the latest topics and conversations surrounding Indianapolis sports.

Whether he's broadcasting from bars, backyards, businesses, or any place that invites his lively presence, JMV offers a fresh perspective on sports news, engaging discussions, and entertaining banter.

Tune in to "The Ride With JMV" for a one-of-a-kind sports experience that goes beyond the traditional studio setting.

Step into the realm of unconventional sports talk with JMV on "The Ride With JMV," where the excitement of Indianapolis sports meets unique locations and vibrant atmospheres.
Join JMV, a seasoned radio personality on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis, as he hosts the sports evening drive show that brings you the latest topics and conversations surrounding Indianapolis sports.
Whether he's broadcasting from bars, backyards, businesses, or any place that invites his lively presence, JMV offers a fresh perspective on sports news, engaging discussions, and entertaining banter.
Tune in to "The Ride With JMV" for a one-of-a-kind sports experience that goes beyond the traditional studio setting.

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