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Queens University Baseball Coash Ross Steedley joins Sammi Jo and Drake in-studio to talk about his path to Queens, coaching in a pandemic, and the University's first year as an NCAA DI athletic program.

WBT Hall of Fame broadcaster Jim Szoke joins Sammi Jo and Drake in-studio to discuss his start in the business, his three-decade career calling Carolina Panthers games, and the glory days of the Charlotte Hornets.

ACC play-by-play man Tom Were joins Sammi Jo and Drake to discuss his favorite sports to call, favorite moments, and what led him to represent up-and-coming talent.

Charlotte's DJ Fannie Mae joins Sammi Jo in-studio to talk about her start, her first DJ gig, her return to Charlotte, and what's next for Charlotte FC's house DJ.

Roaring Riot Ringleader Zack Luttrell joins Sammi Jo in-studio to talk about the growth the organization has seen over the past several years, and what's ahead (HOF anyone?)

The Crown Club's Evan Kent joins Sammi Jo and Drake in-studio to discuss efforts to establish a real home court advantage for the Charlotte Hornets, the success of Bring Back the Buzz, and why the name of that movement had to change.

Former MLB pitcher Greg Harris joins Sammi Jo and his son, Drake Harris in-studio to discuss his career, what led him to Charlotte, and teaching his kids the right way to play ball.

Former Carolina Panther Thomas Davis stops in-studio to brag on his Georgia Bulldogs in the NFL Draft, and on his son- who is 14 years old and already has his first scholarship offer.

Sammi Jo is joined by co-host Drake Harris and Charlotte Knights Manager Wes Helms who talks about his MLB career, and the challenges and priorities of managing the Knights. Recorded at Truist Field, home of the Charlotte Knights.

Sammi Jo is joined by NASCAR's Monica Palumbo, who explains how she landed at the tracks, and where her career has taken her.

Sammmi Jo is joined by Sports N' Stuff producer, Queen City Podcast Network founder, and podcast pioneer Brian Baltosiewich to discuss his start in internet-based audio programming and the start of the Queen City Podcast Network.

As a 7th grader, Zuri Williams was, literally, picked out of the stands at a game to fill in a spot on the school basketball team.  This led to an 18-year career as a pro basketball player all over the world, and a gig as an NBA Advance Scout.  He joins Sammi Jo from the road to tell his story.