Steve Jones Show – Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Hour 2
Guest: NFL Writer Neal Coolong (USA Today) joins Steve to discuss the 2017 NFL Draft. Topics: Our play-by-play call of the day and more details on one of the worst days in ESPN history.
Steve Jones Show – Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Hour 1
Topics: The world of sports journalism is rocked by the list of employee layoffs at ESPN plus Steve goes back in time for another “this day in sports history.”
Steve Jones Show – Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Hour 2
Topics: Bob Uecker, ESPN. Guest: Corey Chavous (CBS Sports Network NFL Draft Analyst/Founder of DraftNasty.com).
Steve Jones Show – Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Hour 1
Topic: Sports media and how they cover sports, this day in sports history, the staggering amount ESPN pays in rights fees.
Steve Jones Show – Monday, April 24, 2017 Hour 2
Guest: College Football Reporter Bruce Feldman (FOX Sports). Topics: NFL Draft, sports bozo, Mike Mayock and we look back at how bad the 2013 NFL Draft first round was.
Steve Jones Show – Monday, April 24, 2017 Hour 1
Topics: Penn State Blue-White Game recap and we go back in time with this day in sports history. Guest: Matt Leon (KYW/Philadelphia).
Steve Jones Show – Friday, April 21, 2017 Hour 2
Guests: Paul Alexander (ROOT Sports/Pittsburgh) shares the latest on the Pirates, Penguins and Steelers. And we wrap up the week with Steve’s brother Kevin Jones.
Steve Jones Show – Friday, April 21, 2017 Hour 1
Topics: Penn State reference in Forrest Gump, Blue/White Game. Guest: Carolina Panthers Writer Jourdan Rodrigue (Charlotte Observer).
Steve Jones Show – Thursday, April 20, 2017 Hour 2
Guest: Penn State Men’s Basketball Head Coach Patrick Chambers recaps the 2016-17 season and previews the Coaches vs Cancer Spring campaign.
Steve Jones Show – Thursday, April 20, 2017 Hour 1
Topics: 2017 NFL schedule released today and the Patriots will host Kansas City in the season opener. Guest: Former NFL offensive lineman Ross Tucker (RossTucker.com and BallCannon.com) discusses the huge jump players deal with between the college game and the pros. Ross also shares his inspiration that sparked a successful career in the media.
