"Halftime" with Chuck, Drew & Tom

On this edition of our show, Chuck and guest co-host Tom Lewis take a hard look at the NFL's rules change to improve player safety and how they have impacted game play and fan interest. They also discuss how libraries, hard and soft cover books, magazines and newspapers remain relevant as we move deeper into the 21st Century.

With Drew on hiatus this week, Chuck has invited good friend, Tom Lewis, to fill-in for him. The Dynamic Duo discusses how the Ohio Valley Conference is rapidly approaching a crossroads regarding its future and how True Crime programs and documentaries have come to captivate an ever-growing number of TV and streaming service viewers.

On the latest episode, Chuck and Drew wade through the plethora of analytics being used to measure the abilities and success of today's baseball players, then discuss how television viewing is being decided more and more by the consumer.

On this show, Chuck and Drew discuss the ongoing debate about whether or not Tom Brady truly is the best quarterback in pro football history and then examine pop music star Britney Spears' 13-year effort to free herself from a conservatorship involving her father.

Chuck and Drew examine the hype surrounding Major League Baseball's two-way phenom, LA Angels' star Shohei Othani and then discuss the amazing success of the TV series Law and Order and its multiple spinoffs.

On this latest edition of "Halftime", Chuck and Drew discuss how NCAA Division-One football's second tier is not second best when it comes to the quality of entertainment and then trade notes about the movie industry's two most popular spies... James Bond and Jason Bourne.

On this latest episode of "Halftime with Chuck and Drew", the guys discuss the lack of TV viewership for the summer Olympic Games in Tokyo and then travel back in time to remember the morphing greatness and genius of the iconic 60s rock n' roll band, The Beatles.

In this latest episode, Chuck and Drew discuss the fading relevance of pro sports' all-star games and then take their swings at so-called "Reality TV", which isn't always as real as the producers of those shows want you to believe.

On this edition of the show, Chuck and Drew talk more about baseball's Hall of Fame and examine why one certain former star's personality has kept him on the outside looking in when his career statistics seem to indicate that he belongs in the shrine. Chuck then discusses with Drew about how his magnetic personality is helping "Halftime" build an international audience.

Chuck and Drew discuss a number of former players whose statistics dictate that they belong in Baseball's Hall of Fame, but some controversial actions have left them on the outside looking in. The guys then dig their spoons deep into their bowl to evaluate the best and worst breakfast cereals.

On this week's show, Chuck and Drew examine some of the most significant events in American sports history, then go back in time to remember the worst travel experiences of their lives.

On today's show, Chuck and Drew examine the greatness and genius of "Pistol Pete" Maravich, college basketball's all-time leading scorer and one of the game's most important innovators. The guys also take time to reflect on many of the things they love most about those lazy, hazy, crazy days of the summer season.

Chuck and Drew examine the current state of the legal fight mounted by collegiate student-athletes who believe the NCAA should allow them to profit from their own names, images and likenesses. The guys then try to figure out the enduring cult popularity of the late 80s Patrick Swayze movie "Road House", which has to be the most shown flick on cable and satellite television.

In our latest episode, Chuck and Drew discuss the greatest athletes in American sports history and take aim with their TV remotes at the best sitcoms of all-time.

Chuck and Drew get into their Wayback Machine to take a look back at sports' worst teams and athletes, then examine the continuing phenomena created by the "Star Wars" film series, which was highlighted during this week's worldwide "May the Fourth Be With You" celebrations. By the way, for clarification purposes, Chuck is not Drew's father.

Chuck and Drew examine rules changes for professional baseball that have either been enacted or are being considered, then drop the mic on some of music's greatest, and absolute worst, one-hit wonders.

Chuck and Drew discuss the complex and meteoric rise and fall of European soccer's new Super League and how it relates to US sports and then examine the changing ways American sports are delivered to their consumers.

Chuck and Drew discuss the increasing convergence of politics and sports in the US. Our two wise guys then take time to remember one of the greatest, and perhaps, least appreciated comedy teams in American history, "The Three Stooges." Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk!

Chuck and Drew name their favorite sports movies of all-time and then ring in the second part of the show with a lively discussion about the various positives and negatives of cellphones in today's society.

On this week's show, Chuck has Drew analyze the NCAA Basketball Tournament's Sweet-16, we revisit Karaoke as a blood sport and talk about the popularity of police shows on television in a time of increased scrutiny of the police.

Chuck and Drew talk about how difficult it is be to accurately compare great players and teams from different eras of sports and then discuss the unspeakable, self-inflicted wound of public humiliation that is karaoke.

On this week's show, Chuck and Drew examine some of the greatest sports rivalries in history and then discuss how a lot of movie re-makes should never have been made.

Chuck walks college basketball savant Drew through his NCAA Tournament Bracketology and our heroes express their longing for the return of good old fashioned guitar rock n' roll.

Drew talks to Chuck about the challenges he's faced in working as a college play-by-play sportscaster during the Covid-19 pandemic and our heroes take time to remember their favorite childhood toys.

Chuck and Drew take a swing at fighting in professional hockey and then box themselves in as they rate the "Rocky" movies.

Chuck and Drew give a shout out to a Rhode Island basketball legend, examine the differences between NBA and College basketball and talk about senses of style that seem to lack any common sense.

Chuck and Drew examine America's biggest yearly sporting event, the Super Bowl, and whether it lives up to all the hype it gets. They also discuss the growing popularity of the Netflix and Amazon Prime series phenomenon, "Cobra Kai", which has its roots in the popular 80's movie, "The Karate Kid".

Chuck and Drew take on issues from the Sports and Pop Culture Scenes. Today, they fix the College Football Playoff system and find themselves entranced and amazed by British TV shows.