We begin with a story from the nostalgia file involving Philip the Dancing Mailman, John Blalock, and the Cookout in Shelby. Next, Brock Huber checks-in for our weekly visit (13:35). We discuss the expansion of the college football playoff,  expectations

We begin with a shout-out to a desired podcast sponsor and recommendations for football biographies to read this summer. Next, Brock Huber checks-in for the Sports Page (11:32). We discuss Coach K's retirement tour, college football kickoff times, an

The reignited Saturday Morning with Shane McGrath has now been on the digital airwaves for one year. To celebrate the occasion, this week's episode looks back at some memorable moments from the year in podcasting.

A California resident alleges she accidentally put a lottery ticket worth $26 million through the washing machine (0:51). A story from the nostalgia file about the time that a Boiling Springs resident bought a winning lottery ticket on a whim (8:13). Broc

We start with a few quick stories in celebration of John Blalock's birthday. Next, Brock Huber checks-in for the sports page (13:47). We cover Dan Campbell's eventful early tenure as head coach of the Detroit Lions, how one NBA franchise has man

We start with a comical moment from Jimmy Stewart's performance in "Anatomy of a Murder" and how it reminded me of a story from Boiling Springs. Next, Brock Huber checks-in for our visit about the week in sports (11:16). We discuss Tim Tebo

This week begins with some of my theories for why sports TV ratings have been declining. Next, Brock Huber checks-in for our weekly visit (16:14). We talk about the kerfuffle in the Eagles' draft room, the Aaron Rodgers saga, and some interesting com

We start with a story about solving a dispute between children by using a quote from wrestling legend Ric Flair. Brock Huber joins for the Sports Page (11:47), including a discussion about the NCAA's new transfer policy. We also talk about the lates

We begin with a Larry King probate update (0:51). Then, on behalf of friend of the show Aaron Hinton, I have a PSA about a giving opportunity for Gardner-Webb alumni (6:36). Brock Huber checks-in for the Weekly Sports Page (15:53), including our thoughts

We start with a Saturday Morning investigation of Sir Nick Faldo's Wikipedia page (0:51). Next, Brock Huber checks-in for the Weekly Sports Page (19:57), including thoughts on why Hall of Fame debates are tedious. Then, Gardner-Webb basketball legend