Only the NFL Can Shine In This New Murky Sports Landscape
No games and precious little for other sports to engage fans with as the
effects of the coronavirus continue to envelope us, but the NFL trots out
a new CBA, and sticks to a league calendar that is the only game in town.
besides virtual NCAA brackets and other crumbs.
A Serious Virus Explored, Still Laughs to be Had
The motivations of leagues and future of seasons due to the coronavirus
are topics on the table for in-depth discussion, along with some chuckles
about certain casino games, a little soccer chat, and more.
Generations, Genres, and Unique Talents
Another wildly far flung musical discussion visits every style from hard rock to
zydeco to folk to blues, and includes AC/DC, ZZ Top, The Band, Caamp, The Avett
Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, musical documentaries, and a whole lot more.
Finishing Strong, Starting Fast, and Slights Rays Of Sunshine
A local sports weekend of great fulfillment for Kansas, great promise for
Sporting, an upturn for Missouri, and a small slice of joy for Kansas State. Plus a
golf story that raises a greater issue.
Allegations, Permutations, and Salutations
K.U.’s response to the NCAA’s charges results in predictable
reactions from most, but different spins here. On the court basketball
actually in the mix, as are baseball, Sporting KC, and other detours.
New Menu at the Stadium, Impressive New Additions on the Field
Sporting KC rolls out some ambitious concession ideas with a wide variety of fare,
and cost cuts for the basics, while high-priced additions on the pitch instantly
paid dividends in the season opener in Vancouver. A conversation about the former, and
Peter Vermes views on the latter.
Sporting KC and Kansas Deliver Opening and Closing Statements.
The Jayhawks continued a roll that has them back on top, and Sporting KC
rolled out a product in their opener that looked more than promising. Some
other were smiling less, and that dichotomy is sports personified!
Big 12, Big Money, Big Ambition
The weekly verbal joust talks Kansas Jayhawks and college hoops, Chris Jones and
the NFL news that never goes away, a little baseball, and takes the usual detours down
different roads.
A Lifelong Passion Takes Step After Step of Success
The star of “Bargain Mansions” tells her story of hard work and an aptitude for
design, which has grown through the years from renovations for her own home,
to furniture restoration, to home design, and finally to television success.
Challenging Issues for Fans, but Good Shows Always
Danny and Tim take a look at the state of Classic Rock radio and the way
people access their music, ticketing struggles for fans, as well as upcoming area shows by
Soul Asylum, George Thorogood and others. Nirvana, Rage Against the Machine, and others in the mix
as well.