Podcast appearances and mentions of jimmy hyams

GolfTalk with Jimmy Hyams and Braxton Hunter featuring interviews, tips, news and notes! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GolfTalk with Jimmy Hyams and Braxton Hunter featuring interviews, tips, news and notes! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VolQuest's Brent Hubbs joined Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams to talk the latest in Vols football, Vols hoops, and Vols baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams breaking down Team USA's loss to Belgium in the World Cup, the newly revealed Tennessee uniforms from Adidas, Vols football recruiting, Kim Caldwell's recent comments about the season, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams breaking down the Vols football roster by positions, discussing how the starting QB position might work out after the season starts, as well as some World Cup talk after Team USA fell to Belgium in the round of 16.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams talking Vols football, Vols hoops, Vols baseball, and more with VolQuest's Brent Hubbs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VolQuest's Brent Hubbs joined Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams to talk the latest in Vols football, Vols hoops, and Vols baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams breaking down the Vols football roster by positions, discussing how the starting QB position might work out after the season starts, as well as some World Cup talk after Team USA fell to Belgium in the round of 16.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams talking Vols football, Vols hoops, Vols baseball, and more with VolQuest's Brent Hubbs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VolQuest's Brent Hubbs joined Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams to talk the latest in Vols football, Vols hoops, and Vols baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams breaking down Team USA's loss to Belgium in the World Cup, the newly revealed Tennessee uniforms from Adidas, Vols football recruiting, Kim Caldwell's recent comments about the season, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another action packed episode of Big Orange Sunday Coach dives deep into the state of Tennessee Volunteers athletics as the fall camp approaches. The show opens by celebrating the upcoming induction of five Vol legends—including Monica Abbott, Reggie Cobb, and Jason Whitten—into the Hall of Fame. The discussion then shifts to the business of collegiate sports, highlighting Tennessee’s lucrative new 10-year apparel partnership with Adidas. Mathews explains how this multi-million dollar contract prioritizes the university as a top-tier partner, offering significant financial and branding advantages over their previous legacy deal with Nike. The core of the episode provides a comprehensive breakdown of the football team's roster construction, contrasting the differing philosophies of the offensive and defensive coaching staffs. Mathews details the defense's aggressive offseason overhaul, which includes a revamped coaching staff and the strategic acquisition of 12 experienced transfer portal players to immediately shore up the secondary. Conversely, he highlights how the offense is relying on coaching continuity and targeted, rotational portal additions to maintain their rhythm. Finally, special guest Jimmy Hyams joins the program from Knoxville to analyze the team's highly favorable 2026 schedule, evaluating key home-field advantages against incoming SEC heavyweights.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy Hyams kick things off by celebrating the 2026 Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame induction class, shining a well-deserved spotlight on gridiron legends like Reggie Cobb and Jason Witten. The conversation then shifts to the business of college athletics, breaking down Tennessee’s seismic transition from Nike to Adidas as the university's official apparel provider—a strategic move poised to make the Vols the crown jewel of the Adidas college portfolio. The duo also unpacks the financial triumphs of Athletic Director Danny White, whose staggering $600,000 in recent bonuses reflects a dramatically expanded athletic department budget that has more than doubled during his tenure. Pivoting to the gridiron, the segment delivers a comprehensive breakdown of the Vols' highly anticipated 2026 football schedule. Doug and Jimmy analyze the strategic advantage of a home-heavy early slate, emphasizing the critical early road test against Georgia Tech as a proving ground for Tennessee's evolving quarterback room. The analysis then tackles the rigorous SEC stretch, previewing a blockbuster showdown against Texas—featuring intriguing family loyalties with Arch Manning under center—and a dangerous matchup against an Auburn team revamped by dual-threat transfer quarterback Byrum Brown. From early non-conference tune-ups to high-stakes SEC clashes, this breakdown provides the essential intel needed to prep for the upcoming season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VolQuest's Brent Hubbs joined Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams to talk the latest in Vols football and Vols hoops recruiting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams breaking down the upcoming Tennessee and SEC football season, where Nate Ament will be drafted in the NBA Draft, the College World Series, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams talking Vols and SEC football by breaking down the over/under of the upcoming season. Plus, Chris Dortch spoke with Vince about the NBA Draft and where Nate Ament could be drafted.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams talking the latest in Vols football and Vols hoops recruiting with VolQuest's Brent Hubbs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VolQuest's Brent Hubbs joined Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams to talk the latest in Vols football and Vols hoops recruiting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GolfTalk with Jimmy Hyams and Braxton Hunter featuring interviews, tips, news, and notes for local and pro golf! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams breaking down the upcoming Tennessee and SEC football season, where Nate Ament will be drafted in the NBA Draft, the College World Series, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams talking Vols and SEC football by breaking down the over/under of the upcoming season. Plus, Chris Dortch spoke with Vince about the NBA Draft and where Nate Ament could be drafted.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams talking the latest in Vols football and Vols hoops recruiting with VolQuest's Brent Hubbs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VolQuest's Brent Hubbs joined Vince Ferrara and Jimmy Hyams to talk the latest in Vols football and Vols hoops recruiting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy Hyams discuss what they consider the most impressive conference home football schedule in Tennessee's history, featuring major matchups against Texas, Alabama, Auburn, LSU, and Kentucky. They note that ticket prices reflect this unprecedented lineup, with secondary market admission for the Texas game starting over $400. The conversation also touches on Athletic Director Danny White's scheduling philosophy, confirming the upcoming Georgia Tech game will remain at Bobby Dodd Stadium rather than moving to a neutral site in Atlanta. Finally, they briefly highlight achievements in other programs, including former Tennessee golfers competing in the U.S. Open and key transfer acquisitions for the Vols baseball team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy Hyams share personal reflections on Father's Day, emphasizing the vital role coaches often play as father figures for young athletes. The discussion then shifts to the Tennessee Volunteers' quiet but strategic off-season, highlighting the arrival of freshman recruits, the anticipated physical impact of the new strength and conditioning coach, and the football team's top-25 preseason rankings in publications like ESPN and Athlon. Finally, they cover positive updates across the broader athletic department, noting a massive budget increase for the men's basketball program and celebrating the men's track team's impressive third-place national finish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy Hyams discuss what they consider the most impressive conference home football schedule in Tennessee's history, featuring major matchups against Texas, Alabama, Auburn, LSU, and Kentucky. They note that ticket prices reflect this unprecedented lineup, with secondary market admission for the Texas game starting over $400. The conversation also touches on Athletic Director Danny White's scheduling philosophy, confirming the upcoming Georgia Tech game will remain at Bobby Dodd Stadium rather than moving to a neutral site in Atlanta. Finally, they briefly highlight achievements in other programs, including former Tennessee golfers competing in the U.S. Open and key transfer acquisitions for the Vols baseball team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy Hyams share personal reflections on Father's Day, emphasizing the vital role coaches often play as father figures for young athletes. The discussion then shifts to the Tennessee Volunteers' quiet but strategic off-season, highlighting the arrival of freshman recruits, the anticipated physical impact of the new strength and conditioning coach, and the football team's top-25 preseason rankings in publications like ESPN and Athlon. Finally, they cover positive updates across the broader athletic department, noting a massive budget increase for the men's basketball program and celebrating the men's track team's impressive third-place national finish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GolfTalk with Jimmy Hyams and Braxton Hunter featuring interviews, tips, news, and notes for local and pro golf! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GolfTalk with Jimmy Hyams and Braxton Hunter featuring interviews, tips, news, and notes for local and pro golf! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug Matthews is joined by Jimmy Hyams to break down the biggest storylines dominating Tennessee athletics. From massive roster overhauls to eye-popping budget numbers, they cover it all. They dive deep into the changing philosophy of roster construction, debating whether traditional high school recruiting rankings even matter in the age of the immediate-impact transfer portal. Plus, they break down the high-stakes puzzle of maintaining quarterback depth, the strategic moves behind the Lady Vols' new-look roster under Kim Caldwell, and a staggering budget surge for Rick Barnes and the Men's Basketball program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With campus recruiting for Vol Football taking front and center, Coach Doug Mathewsd discusses the massive wave of official and unofficial visits happening right now. We break down the state of Tennessee's incredible high school talent pool and analyze why the program has already extended nearly 20 scholarship offers to in-state 2026 recruits. Doug is then joined by Jimmy Hyams to cover everything happening across Tennessee athletics. With over 20 top-tier recruits on campus, Doug and Jimmy analyze the shifting dynamics of college football recruiting. They discuss the critical balance of securing top high school talent (especially from the Mid-State area) while strategically utilizing the transfer portal to build depth in the secondary and on the offensive line.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug Matthews is joined by Jimmy Hyams to break down the biggest storylines dominating Tennessee athletics. From massive roster overhauls to eye-popping budget numbers, they cover it all. They dive deep into the changing philosophy of roster construction, debating whether traditional high school recruiting rankings even matter in the age of the immediate-impact transfer portal. Plus, they break down the high-stakes puzzle of maintaining quarterback depth, the strategic moves behind the Lady Vols' new-look roster under Kim Caldwell, and a staggering budget surge for Rick Barnes and the Men's Basketball program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With campus recruiting for Vol Football taking front and center, Coach Doug Mathewsd discusses the massive wave of official and unofficial visits happening right now. We break down the state of Tennessee's incredible high school talent pool and analyze why the program has already extended nearly 20 scholarship offers to in-state 2026 recruits. Doug is then joined by Jimmy Hyams to cover everything happening across Tennessee athletics. With over 20 top-tier recruits on campus, Doug and Jimmy analyze the shifting dynamics of college football recruiting. They discuss the critical balance of securing top high school talent (especially from the Mid-State area) while strategically utilizing the transfer portal to build depth in the secondary and on the offensive line.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy shares insights on Tennessee's athletic programs, NIL impact, conference realignment, and Hall of Fame prospects, providing a comprehensive view of college sports dynamics. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy shares insights on Tennessee's athletic programs, NIL impact, conference realignment, and Hall of Fame prospects, providing a comprehensive view of college sports dynamics. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy discuss recent developments from the SEC spring meetings, followed by a comprehensive review of the current state and history of University of Tennessee (UT) athletics. Key Topics Discussed SEC Spring Meetings & Self-Governance: The hosts analyze SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey's position on playoff expansion and conference schedules, noting his desire to preserve the SEC Championship game. They also discuss the growing potential for the SEC and Big Ten to self-govern, which includes complex debates over standardizing revenue-sharing caps for college athletes. Tennessee Softball's College World Series Run: The team is highly praised for their 2-0 start at the Women's College World Series (their first winner's bracket appearance since 2013). The hosts highlight a game-winning home run by Emma Clark, the depth of their nation-leading pitching staff, and the strong leadership of head coach Karen Weekly. Tennessee Baseball's Early Exit: The hosts express disappointment over the baseball team's inconsistent season. They note bullpen struggles and poor clutch hitting (1-for-17 with runners in scoring position) that led to an unprecedented 0-2 elimination in the regionals. Tennessee Basketball's Offensive Shift: The discussion highlights head coach Rick Barnes' evolving strategy. He is actively using the transfer portal to recruit stronger offensive scorers, signaling a slight shift from his traditionally defense-heavy approach. Tennessee Football History & Roster Updates: Doug shares anecdotes from UT football history, including the artificial turf turning black during a 1969 game, the 1980 Herschel Walker game, and Chuck Webb's dominant 250-yard rushing performance in the 1990 Cotton Bowl. The hosts also address the current football roster, expressing mild concerns about depth at the edge rusher position following several transfer portal departures. Tennessee Golf: A brief update is provided on the men's golf team competing in the NCAA championships and a standout individual performance by Kiara van Kan for the women's team. Praise for UT Administration: The segment concludes with strong praise for the current university leadership—Chancellor Donde Plowman, President Randy Boyd, and Athletic Director Danny White. The hosts contrast the current era of administrative stability and athletic success with the university's struggles between 1999 and 2018. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of Big Orange Sunday, hosted by former Tennessee defensive coordinator Doug Mathews, kicks off with a focused look at the immediate priorities for the Tennessee Volunteers football program. Mathews highlights the conclusion of the players' brief time off and the crucial start of summer school and workouts, emphasizing how these summer academic hours are a vital component for redshirts and early enrollees aiming to graduate early. The opening segment also addresses recent roster movements—including the dismissal of a recent transfer portal acquisition and the arrival of fresh talent—alongside the demanding June schedule packed with recruiting camps and official visits. The conversation broadens significantly when guest Jimmy Hyams joins the broadcast to unpack the major talking points from the recent SEC Spring Meetings. The duo tackles the complex and rapidly shifting future of college athletics, heavily focusing on the potential for the SEC and Big Ten to establish self-governance and effectively operate outside of the NCAA's traditional structure. They discuss the legislative hurdles surrounding this potential breakaway, specifically mentioning congressional efforts to establish national guardrails for Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) regulations, as well as the financial implications of revenue sharing and playoff expansion. Shifting back to the diamond, the broadcast provides a mixed update on Tennessee's spring sports, noting the baseball team's early exit from the regionals while celebrating the softball team's ongoing championship pursuit in the College World Series in Oklahoma City. The episode rounds out with a reflective look at the modern history of Tennessee football, contrasting the remarkable 32-year stability of the John Majors and Phillip Fulmer eras with the chaotic coaching carousel that plagued the program in the subsequent decades. Through this historical lens, Mathews and Hyams underscore the significance of the program having finally fought its way back to national relevance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy Hyams joined Vince Ferrrara and Charley Collier to talk Vols sports, his upcoming charity golf tournament, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured Vince Ferrara and Charley Collier breaking down Vols baseball as they prepare to face East Carolina today, Lady Vols softball after their big 1st round win over Texas in the Women's College World Series. Plus, Jimmy Hyams joined the program to discuss his upcoming charity golf tournament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GolfTalk with Jimmy Hyams and Braxton Hunter featuring interviews, pro and local news/notes, tips, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Jimmy Hyams to break down the latest news surrounding University of Tennessee athletics. In this segment, they discuss the Volunteers' historic national fan attendance record across football, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball, and dive into the surging momentum of the lady Vols softball team as they head into the regional tournament. They also shift focus to the diamond, evaluating Tennessee baseball's climb back to a .500 SEC record, their upcoming matchup against South Carolina in the conference tournament, and how the NCAA selection committee might view their postseason seeding. Finally, they provide a spring update on the football program, highlighting the ongoing quarterback competition and the impact of the team's off-season conditioning program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach previews the upcoming volunteer football season from a seasoned coach's perspective. Matthews breaks down the favorable 2026 schedule, analyzing key early matchups against Furman, Georgia Tech, and Kennesaw State that will test the Vols' young quarterbacks before they head into rigorous SEC play. Key topics discussed include: The Quarterback Competition: An evaluation of how Coach Josh Heupel and Offensive Coordinator Joey Halzle will manage talented young signal-callers Gaston Moore and Jake Merklinger early in the season. Roster Strategy: A look at the impact of the expanded 105-scholarship limit, managing the transfer portal, and finding success through "addition by subtraction." Keys to Success: The critical importance of standard fundamental defense and a strong running game to support the passing offense. The episode also includes a sports results segment with Jimmy Hyams, covering Tennessee women's softball regional play, baseball postseason seeding, and recent achievements in track and field and rowing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Jimmy Hyams to break down the latest news surrounding University of Tennessee athletics. In this segment, they discuss the Volunteers' historic national fan attendance record across football, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball, and dive into the surging momentum of the lady Vols softball team as they head into the regional tournament. They also shift focus to the diamond, evaluating Tennessee baseball's climb back to a .500 SEC record, their upcoming matchup against South Carolina in the conference tournament, and how the NCAA selection committee might view their postseason seeding. Finally, they provide a spring update on the football program, highlighting the ongoing quarterback competition and the impact of the team's off-season conditioning program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach previews the upcoming volunteer football season from a seasoned coach's perspective. Matthews breaks down the favorable 2026 schedule, analyzing key early matchups against Furman, Georgia Tech, and Kennesaw State that will test the Vols' young quarterbacks before they head into rigorous SEC play. Key topics discussed include: The Quarterback Competition: An evaluation of how Coach Josh Heupel and Offensive Coordinator Joey Halzle will manage talented young signal-callers Gaston Moore and Jake Merklinger early in the season. Roster Strategy: A look at the impact of the expanded 105-scholarship limit, managing the transfer portal, and finding success through "addition by subtraction." Keys to Success: The critical importance of standard fundamental defense and a strong running game to support the passing offense. The episode also includes a sports results segment with Jimmy Hyams, covering Tennessee women's softball regional play, baseball postseason seeding, and recent achievements in track and field and rowing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GolfTalk with Jimmy Hyams and Braxton Hunter, featuring interviews, local and pro news, tips, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy Hyams focuses on the current momentum and future outlook of Tennessee Volunteers athletics, specifically highlighting the baseball team's recent success against third-ranked Texas and their path toward the NCAA tournament. The discussion transitions to the softball program's postseason standing, noting that despite an early exit from the SEC Tournament, their high RPI and projected eighth seed may still allow them to host a Super Regional. Additionally, the segment previews the historic 2026 football schedule, which features an unprecedented five home conference games against high-profile opponents like Alabama and LSU, while reflecting on the program's significant statistical turnaround under head coach Josh Heupel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another episode of Big Orange Sunday! Happy Mother's Day, Vol Nation. In this special holiday edition, host and former Tennessee defensive coordinator Doug Mathews takes a deep dive into the wild, ever-changing world of Vols football recruiting. A huge focus of the show is how head coach Josh Heupel is juggling an estimated $40 million personnel budget, especially when it comes to landing elite quarterbacks. Doug breaks down the tough financial decisions the staff has to make: do you invest heavily in unproven high school prospects, or do you shell out top dollar—potentially up to $5 million—for proven veterans in the transfer portal? He also maps out the three critical recruiting battlegrounds Tennessee absolutely has to dominate to stay competitive in the SEC: locking down their home state, hitting Georgia hard, and grabbing top talent out of North Carolina. Moving beyond the recruiting trail, the guys take some time to celebrate the massive improvements on the defensive side of the ball, giving major props to the disciplined, fundamentally sound culture the coaching staff has built. Later in the show, veteran sports reporter Jimmy Hyams dials in—even while recovering from rotator cuff surgery!—to shift the conversation from the gridiron to the diamond. Doug and Jimmy give a full rundown of Tennessee's baseball season, break down the recent series against Texas, and look ahead at where the team sits for the NCAA tournament. To round out this jam-packed weekend review of Vols athletics, they also touch on the softball team's early, unexpected exit from the SEC tournament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another episode of Big Orange Sunday! Happy Mother's Day, Vol Nation. In this special holiday edition, host and former Tennessee defensive coordinator Doug Mathews takes a deep dive into the wild, ever-changing world of Vols football recruiting. A huge focus of the show is how head coach Josh Heupel is juggling an estimated $40 million personnel budget, especially when it comes to landing elite quarterbacks. Doug breaks down the tough financial decisions the staff has to make: do you invest heavily in unproven high school prospects, or do you shell out top dollar—potentially up to $5 million—for proven veterans in the transfer portal? He also maps out the three critical recruiting battlegrounds Tennessee absolutely has to dominate to stay competitive in the SEC: locking down their home state, hitting Georgia hard, and grabbing top talent out of North Carolina. Moving beyond the recruiting trail, the guys take some time to celebrate the massive improvements on the defensive side of the ball, giving major props to the disciplined, fundamentally sound culture the coaching staff has built. Later in the show, veteran sports reporter Jimmy Hyams dials in—even while recovering from rotator cuff surgery!—to shift the conversation from the gridiron to the diamond. Doug and Jimmy give a full rundown of Tennessee's baseball season, break down the recent series against Texas, and look ahead at where the team sits for the NCAA tournament. To round out this jam-packed weekend review of Vols athletics, they also touch on the softball team's early, unexpected exit from the SEC tournament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach and Jimmy Hyams focuses on the current momentum and future outlook of Tennessee Volunteers athletics, specifically highlighting the baseball team's recent success against third-ranked Texas and their path toward the NCAA tournament. The discussion transitions to the softball program's postseason standing, noting that despite an early exit from the SEC Tournament, their high RPI and projected eighth seed may still allow them to host a Super Regional. Additionally, the segment previews the historic 2026 football schedule, which features an unprecedented five home conference games against high-profile opponents like Alabama and LSU, while reflecting on the program's significant statistical turnaround under head coach Josh Heupel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nancy’s friend told her that it’s better to go eat at Mexican restaurants two days after Cinco de Mayo because the food is fresher and there is less of a crowd. A girl has gone viral for bringing a step stool to the pit of a concert to help her see. There’s a debate as to whether she is inconsiderate or not. A lot of people say she’s not because she is short, and the stool only makes her the average height. Hot Tea: Spirit Airlines closed and now there is a chance that JetBlue might close as well. Someone offered Parker McCollum $1 million to not sign with his record label, but he declined the money. A man stole a fire truck right after being released from jail. Mom Fails! Several moms call and tell their biggest mom fail. The mom fail that gets the most votes from the listeners wins two tickets to Dollywood and two tasting passes for the Flower and Food Festival. Nancy’s friends are trying to convince her to start playing mahjong. Lucky 7 for $50 to Old South Candy Top baby names of 2026 so far and old people names that people have given to babies. There is a rage room exercise class here in Knoxville. It involves hitting a tire with a sledgehammer, boxing, and more. Nancy wants to go to a real rage room and destroy a car. What Makes You Special? I Was on an Episode of House Hunters. Jimmy Hyams joined us to talk about his golf tournament that benefits the Sertoma Center. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.