WNDE-AM Podcast

Colts Insider for the IndyStar Zak Keefer joins us to discuss the Colts OTAs, Andrew Luck's shoulder and Schultz's base hit at the Celebrity Softball Game.

Howie Lindsey, morning show host at 790 KRD in Louisville, calls in to give us a local perspective on the U of L basketball situation.

Pacers big man Myles Turner joins us on-site at Victory Field from the Celebrity Softball Challenge to discuss Paul George, his off season so far and growing up in the Lone Star State.

New Butler men's basketball LaVall Jordan joins us to discuss coming home to be the Bulldogs' head man.

The guys talk LaVall Jordan, Chris Holtmann, and Archie Miller with USA Today college hoops writer Nicole Auerbach.

The veteran driver and broadcaster recaps the carnage at Texas and shares a great A.J. Foyt story from his infamous run-in with Arie Luyendyk twenty years ago.

Butler's beat writer for the IndyStar talks about Chris Holtmann's departure, and who the Bulldogs can turn to as their next head coach.

Former IU star Victor Oladipo discusses his camp in Greenwood, the NBA Finals, and his continued relationship with Tom Crean.

The Colts' rookie and Northwestern grad talks about his new home, pursuing a front office job in the future, and his affinity for Jamaican food.

The Reds Live pre/postgame host talks about Scooter Gennett's historic four homer night.

Fresh off a Top Fuel win in New Hampshire, Brittany Force joins the guys to talk about her family and the magnitude of the U.S. Nationals.

Could Chris Holtmann bolt for Ohio State? What about Tom Crean? The guys talk to Ben Axelrod of Landof10.com to discuss the Buckeyes' hoops vacancy.

After a sweep in Detroit, the IndyCar driver and Buckeye fan joins the guys to talk about dominating Belle Isle and Thad Matta's departure.

The Indiana Miss Basketball and Butler-bound sharpshooter join Schultz to discuss the Hoosier Reunion Classic All-Star Game in Knightstown.

The Pacers Insider talks about C.J. Miles opting out, and what he expects from the Cavs-Warriors Finals.

The Hoosiers are back in the NCAA Baseball Tournament, and their third-year head coach joined the show to talk about their quest to return to the CWS.

After a terrific fourth-place finish, the young Ganassi driver talks about a successful second Indianapolis 500 run.

The guys get the IndyStar columnist's parting shots on the Indianapolis 500, and Gregg's reaction to the Denver Post columnist tweet gone bad.

A tribute to a friend, husband, and "bro", who tragically passed away suddenly over the weekend.

The first-ever Asian-born champion of the Indianapolis 500 joins the guys to talk about the historic win and translate the final lap call from his home country.