On this week’s episode, while Coach recovers from a mystery illness, we’ve dug into the not-so-wayback files—pulling from the archives of four years ago to bring you a short best-of featuring highlights from Corm, Coach, and Lana’s last in-studio sessions together.

On this week’s episode, Corm, Coach, and Lana open the show by wondering whether the original radio show could have survived in today’s social media-driven world—and how toxic social media has become. Then, as Corm prepares for a memory test, they share some of their funniest recent moments of forgetfulness. Also, is it called a clicker or a remote? And as Coach gears up for a long-weekend trip to DC, he and Corm still can’t get over the Catamounts’ shocking early exit from the America East tournament on Tuesday night. Finally, after some initial reluctance, Coach delivers a basketball-themed epic in Poetry Corner, as he nears the 20-year anniversary of Vermont basketball’s greatest moment.

On this week’s episode, Coach’s missing TV remote sparks a conversation about the skyrocketing cost of cable—especially when bundled with streaming services. Then, former college basketball coach and longtime friend of the show Mike Deane joins to reminisce with Coach about the era of basketball they coached in, his time leading Siena and Marquette, off-court memories with the crew, and his early-morning guest appearances on the original radio show. And as always, Coach closes out the show with another edition of Poetry Corner.

In this week’s episode, Coach’s love of movies sparks a conversation about Lana’s fascinating childhood growing up around film sets. Then, Coach gives a shoutout to a couple of diehard UVM basketball fans he sits with at games. Meanwhile, a comment from Corm about hearing aids leads Coach to a big question— is there an age limit for driving? Plus, Lana shares details on a major economic boycott that has gained traction on social media. And as always, Coach wraps things up with a new edition of Poetry Corner.

Corm, Coach, and Lana are back—this time recording on a Friday! Corm kicks things off with his take on last night’s NHL 4 Nations Face-Off, while Coach was locked into a nailbiter as his UVM men edged out Bryant in Burlington. Then, Corm and Lana dive into the Saturday Night Live 50th Anniversary special, reliving the best moments from the iconic celebration. Plus, what’s the latest on that asteroid supposedly heading for Earth in 2032? And as always, Coach closes out the show with Poetry Corner.

Corm, Coach, and Lana are back to break down the Super Bowl—game highlights from the Philadelphia Eagles’ blowout win, thoughts on the halftime show, and their favorite commercials. They also take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the best (and worst) Super Bowls, halftime shows, and classic ads. Meanwhile, Corm is still getting Nielsen ratings mail, Coach is on a mission to recover his lost iPad, and Corm adds another title to his resume. And to wrap it up, Coach delivers a Super Bowl-themedPoetry Corner.

After a brief hiatus, Corm, Coach, and Lana return this week to reflect on the lives and legacies of their friends, Frank Murray and Dr. Al Rosa. Their reminiscing leads them to their early radio days, childhoods without seatbelts, and another reality check of the joys of aging. And, Coach dedicates this week's 'Poetry Corner' with a heartfelt piece in memory of his friends.

Corm, Coach, and Lana kick off this week’s episode with their thoughts on the start of a new presidency. But the real headline from Monday? Coach’s beloved Notre Dame Fighting Irish suffer a tough loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes in the College Football National Championship. Then, they dive into the excitement of the NFL Playoffs, recapping last weekend’s action and previewing this weekend's matchups - along with who they'd rather see in the Super Bowl. And finally, Coach delivers another epic installment in the Poetry Corner.