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The guys discuss the USC-UCLA to Big Ten bombshell and where that leaves Notre Dame. Plus, Malcolm Brogdon going/Jalen Smith staying, the Andretti drama at Mid-Ohio, and the show's first sandwich!

In a ridiculous Episode 89, the guys discuss the expectations for the unproven Colts (notably Parris Campbell), Jake tries to prove his nosebleed hospitalization was serious and ranks his IndyCar trips, plus the latest on the NBA Finals, and Schultz's v-neck t-shirt selection!

The guys celebrate their 10-year anniversary together (8/15/11 was the launch of the radio show), analyze Jacob Eason's NFL debut, and react to the messy road course Cup race at IMS and the Malice at the Palace documentary. Plus, Query likes Kevin Costner and an explanation of Schultz's senior prank, "Tin Foil Man".

In Episode 47, Q & S head back to Victory Field for the first time in two years for a special edition live show! We remember the great Bob Jenkins, discuss the ever-changing Colts' QB situation, analyze the good/bad/ugly from IndyCar's wild weekend in Nashville, and talk to several Indianapolis Indians guests and The Shop's Brian Kelly live on-site.

Jake Query is turn Announcer at Indycar Radio and WNDE co-host at iHeartMedia Inc.4:57 - What is your definition of attitude? Belief in yourself. Being a cocky kid at north central high school. Dr. Eugene White. 8:26 - What was the attitude lesson from mom and dad? A message of integrity.  Making sure that everyone is included and gravitating towards the underdogs. Nobody is invisible. Ravenswood. Shelby Steel. 14:47 - University of Kansas. Personal reversal. Super Dave Osborne. Feeling like a complete failure. Doing well in Bloomington. Ed Sorensen. Interning in New York. WBAY and FoxSportsNet in LA needed somebody in St. Louis. 27:24 - Attitude Booster #5 Be Nice and find a mentor and copy him or her. Ed Sorensen left under cover of night and never came back.34:17 - IMS stuff. Long Beach Street Race. Newton Iowa. Hélio Castroneves Bell Isle. 42:35 - Dr. Don Carlos had one of the best attitudes. John Wooden. Barak Obama. David Letterman was favorite interview. 48:56 - What was the worst interview that you were the least prepared for? George Costanza and the jerk store. Randy johnson Diamondbacks pitcher51:39 - Massive heart attack at Blind Owl Brewery. 58:47 - Knowledge Through The Decades. Attitude lesson from a newborn. The youngest of 3. Memory of an elephant. Observing the examples that were set for me and using that as a template. 1:00:10 - Attitude lesson from the age of 10. Getting out-coached. Knowing when to flex the attitude inside you. 1:02:38 - Attitude lesson from the age of 20. Being ok with being vulnerable. 1:03:40 - Attitude lesson from the age of 30. 1:04:46 - Attitude lesson from the age of 40. Skydiving. Stop worrying about if things were going to come together. Skydiving with Red Bull sky divers into the Indy 500 oval. 1:07:52 - A message of hope. A belief in one's self. Interview homeless people and share their story. Hot Box Pizza. Wheeler Mission. 30 lunches in 30 days. 20 triumphs in 20 days. _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW

Jake Query is turn Announcer at Indycar Radio and WNDE co-host at iHeartMedia Inc. 4:57 - What is your definition of attitude? Belief in yourself. Being a cocky kid at north central high school. Dr. Eugene White. 8:26 - What was the attitude lesson from mom and dad? A message of integrity.  Making sure that everyone is included and gravitating towards the underdogs. Nobody is invisible. Ravenswood. Shelby Steel. 14:47 - University of Kansas. Personal reversal. Super Dave Osborne. Feeling like a complete failure. Doing well in Bloomington. Ed Sorensen. Interning in New York. WBAY and FoxSportsNet in LA needed somebody in St. Louis. 27:24 - Attitude Booster #5 Be Nice and find a mentor and copy him or her. Ed Sorensen left under cover of night and never came back. 34:17 - IMS stuff. Long Beach Street Race. Newton Iowa. Hélio Castroneves Bell Isle. 42:35 - Dr. Don Carlos had one of the best attitudes. John Wooden. Barak Obama. David Letterman was favorite interview. 48:56 - What was the worst interview that you were the least prepared for? George Costanza and the jerk store. Randy johnson Diamondbacks pitcher 51:39 - Massive heart attack at Blind Owl Brewery. 58:47 - Knowledge Through The Decades. Attitude lesson from a newborn. The youngest of 3. Memory of an elephant. Observing the examples that were set for me and using that as a template. 1:00:10 - Attitude lesson from the age of 10. Getting out-coached. Knowing when to flex the attitude inside you. 1:02:38 - Attitude lesson from the age of 20. Being ok with being vulnerable. 1:03:40 - Attitude lesson from the age of 30. 1:04:46 - Attitude lesson from the age of 40. Skydiving. Stop worrying about if things were going to come together. Skydiving with Red Bull sky divers into the Indy 500 oval. 1:07:52 - A message of hope. A belief in one's self. Interview homeless people and share their story. Hot Box Pizza. Wheeler Mission. 30 lunches in 30 days. 20 triumphs in 20 days. _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _   SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW

Mark Patrick joins the podcast to discuss his accomplished media career.  During the 1990's, Patrick was featured on Indianapolis airwaves with the nationally syndicated morning radio show "The Bob & Tom Show" but that's just a start. He also hosted afternoon drive on 1260 WNDE with "Mark Patrick on Sports" and was the sports director at WISH-TV Channel 8. Now retired, he reflects on his stellar career, how to create a work-life balance & much more.

IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel and WNDE host Derek Schultz debate whether or not Jacoby Brissett is the Colts' franchise QB moving forward and wonder when Bob Knight returns to Assembly Hall — because it's coming. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel and WNDE-1260 AM host Derek Schultz break down the Colts' win over the Texans and what the rest of the season may have in store. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel and WNDE host Derek Schultz discuss Colts, IU, Purdue football losses and what the California bill to allow athletes to benefit financially from their likeness means for the NCAA moving forward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Harry asks about IU's chances tomorrow night, what's wrong with the Hoosiers, why the national media doesn't talk about the Pacers, IHSAA commissioner Bobby Cox's legacy, and the chances of Query & Schultz returning to WNDE. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Rupert Boneham of Rupert's Kids (and Survivor) discusses his program's efforts to help empower young men and women that are exiting the criminal justice system and his new facility called the Where House. Learn more at https://www.rupertskids.org/. About the Show Now Hear This is a conversation with leaders in Indianapolis that are working to improve the lives of Hoosiers. Our goal is to empower you to join in their work and make a difference while informing you about the unseen aspects of life in Indiana. Now Hear This airs weekends on Q95, WNDE, ALT 103, and iHeart Radio stations in Indianapolis as an effort to share the work of local nonprofits with listeners. About the Host Chris Spangle is currently the Digital Director for the BOB & TOM Show and current host of Now Hear This. After beginning his career as the producer of Abdul in the Morning, he went on to serve as the Executive Director of the Libertarian Party of Indiana. He is also a podcast host and producer of shows like We Are Libertarians, Leaders and Legends with Robert Vane, and The Patdown with Ms. Pat. He is passionate about helping to amplify the work of local nonprofits. Interested in Discussing Your Charity? To contact us with information or interview requests, please email Gabby Espino at GabrielaEspino@iheartmedia.com or call her at 317-475-7407. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I am now hosting a local radio show on Indianapolis radio. It is called Now Hear This and it airs weekend mornings on Q95 and WNDE. Subscribe now! http://www.nowhearthisindy.com/. This is the first episode and features libertarian Rupert Boneham who runs Rupert's Kids. He was also the 2012 Gubernatorial candidate for the Libertarian Party of Indiana and a contestant on Survivor. Rupert Boneham of Rupert's Kids (and Survivor) discusses his program's efforts to help empower young men and women that are exiting the criminal justice system and his new facility called the Where House. Learn more at https://www.rupertskids.org/. Now Hear This is a conversation with leaders in Indianapolis that are working to improve the lives of Hoosiers. Our goal is to empower you to join in their work and make a difference while informing you about the unseen aspects of life in Indiana. Now Hear This airs weekends on Q95, WNDE, ALT 103, and iHeart Radio stations in Indianapolis as an effort to share the work of local nonprofits with listeners. Special Guest: Rupert Boneham.

Talking to Pacers backup PG TJ McConnell and coach Nate McMillan - and talking about the WNDE cancellation of Query & Schultz. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel and WNDE host Derek Schultz debate whether or not Jacoby Brissett is the Colts' franchise QB moving forward and wonder when Bob Knight returns to Assembly Hall — because it's coming. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel and WNDE-1260 AM host Derek Schultz break down the Colts' win over the Texans and what the rest of the season may have in store. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel and WNDE host Derek Schultz discuss Colts, IU, Purdue football losses and what the California bill to allow athletes to benefit financially from their likeness means for the NCAA moving forward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jake Query, host of Now Hear This, iHeart Radio's community affairs program on Fox Spots WNDE, Q95, ALT 103 and Real 98.3, interviews INHP's Rob Evans about INHP's innovative partnerships connecting housing to health care, education, transportation and more. Listen to hear about the unique mortgage accelerator helping INHP clients pay off their homes in as few as 20 years, plus INHP's response to the city's shortage of affordable homes to purchase.

Jake Query, host of Now Hear This on Fox Sports WNDE, Q95, Alt 103 and Real 98.3, interview Rob Evans about INHP's innovative partnerships in support of Mayor Hogsett's the 2,000 Homes Initiative, a commitment to rehab, repair, or demolish 2,000 homes over a two-year period.

I am back… with radio sports host and reporter for the IndyCar Series, Jake Query. Jake is one half of the Query and Schultz show which is heard weekdays from 3p-7p on the iHeart Radio app or if you live near the Indianapolis area, Fox Sports 97.5 and WNDE 1260. Wether he is hosting his show or covering the Indy 500 Jake really stands out. His knowledge of sports is vast and more importantly entertaining. Jake has a memory unlike anyone I have ever known and it’s not just full of sports stats. No, Jake is well versed on history, crime, presidents, cemeteries and more. He also fosters a love for his hometown, Indianapolis, that is admirable. In fact, if he were to select his own tombstone it would read, "Here lies a man who loved life as much as he loved the city he lived in". I wouldn’t be surprised if someday he isn't mayor! And although a born and raised Hoosier, he travels over 500 miles one way to see his favorite college football team the Clemson Tigers every fall. We cover these topics and more on the show this week. I have had the pleasure of knowing many professional broadcasters, Jake is on of the most fascinating. Enjoy! To find out more or contact Jake on Twitter: @jakequery

First, George Bremer of the Herald Bulletin and Derek Schultz of WNDE 1260 AM join Kyle Rodriguez (Colts Authority, Bleacher Report) to discuss the first half of the Colts' season. At 9 p.m. ET, Scott Kacsmar (Football Outsiders) joins Kyle to break down the NFL's Week 10.

On tonight's episode, Rohan and Greg talk about Colts-Broncos. For like 5 seconds. There's a circus in town. Who's the ring leader. What's under the big top? Do you like high-wire acts? At 8:30pm, we'll be joined by WNDE 1260's Derek Schultz and get his perspective on everything that's transpired this week. Show goes live at 8pm ET.

Tonight on Colts Authority Radio, Rohan and Greg are joined by George Bremer of The Herald Bulletin and Derek Schultz of 1070 WNDE to break down the blockbuster trade that saw the Indianapolis Colts acquire RB Trent Richardson from the Cleveland Browns for a 1st-round pick. I guess we'll also talk about that pesky little football game between the 49ers and Colts on Sunday. Live, tonight at 8:00pm ET! (George Bremer joins the show at 8:30pm ET, Derek Schultz at 9:15pm ET)

In this week’s episode, Greg and Laura bring you up-to-date on the latest Colts news, including the signing of S Tom Zbikowski, C Samson Satele, and OL Mike McGlynn. In the 2nd segment, they are joined by 1260 WNDE’s Derek Schultz to discuss Peyton Manning signing with the Broncos, his legacy with Colts fans, how [&hellip

In this week's episode, Greg, Laura, and Brett will be joined by Derek Schultz of 1260 WNDE to discuss the Jim Caldwell firing, the first week of Ryan Grigson's tenure, rumors, sources, leaks, and a "new era" for the Indianapolis Colts.