Query & Schultz Podcast

The guys discuss an interesting Super Bowl LVI matchup, Matt Eberflus' departure and a big shake-up for the Colts defensive staff, big weeks for Purdue and Indiana, and the proper pronunciation of the word "lever".

The guys catch their breath after an electrifying and historic NFL Divisional Weekend, discuss how far the Colts are from truly contending, changes to the Overtime rules, and IU's breakthrough win (Purdue) and follow-up flop (Michigan).

The guys take a look at possible Carson Wentz replacements for the Colts, recap a mostly entertaining (outside of the 2 vs. 7 games) NFL Wild Card Weekend, a renewal of the Purdue-Indiana rivalry later this week, and Schultz's pronunciation of "Creighton".

The guys recap a catastrophic and unthinkable end to the 2021 Colts and what changes need to be made in the offseason. Also, College Football Championship Game in Indy predictions, a big week for IU hoops, and Query learns what Wordle is... the hard way.

In the first show of 2022, the guys discuss the Colts' flat performance in a disappointing loss to Vegas, Purdue's big bowl win and how expansion could possible fix the annual Semifinal blowouts, Lance Stephenson's return, and some positive changes (hopefully, at least for Schultz) for Q & S heading into the new year!

In the final show of 2021, the guys discuss the Colts' huge win over the Patriots, their contender status in the AFC, the curtain falling on the Crossroads Classic, and Query decides it's a good idea to bring up how dolphins feed their young.

The guys eventually recap a very beneficial bye week for the Colts' playoff hopes, Purdue's short-lived stayed atop the college basketball rankings, and the latest on a very interesting week for the Pacers (including a visit from Steph Curry), despite Schultz declaring it "the worst show ever" because of Jake's interruptions.

We recap an easy Colts win over Houston and re-examine the Carson Wentz trade entering the final stretch (with a little YPP talk) of his first season in Indy. Also, history for Purdue basketball (#1!), the comatose Indiana Pacers, and Schultz gets back to his Karate training.

We recap the Colts blowing it against the Buccaneers, the fans playing the Frank Reich Blame Game, Purdue taking back the Bucket in Jeff Brohm's turnaround season, and Jake spouts off some farm equipment facts.

The guys recap the Colts' most impressive performance of the season to date and give their thoughts on Jonathan Taylor's MVP candidacy. Also, Purdue's big sports weekend, Thanksgiving pie discussion, and an in-studio visit from Joey Chestnut!

We recap an ugly (but winning!) Colts-Jaguars slog, discuss where IU football goes after a catastrophic 2021 season, get into the Pacers getting back on track, and debate whether you should meet internet friends in real life.

After 22 months, Query is back on the radio again and we discuss him returning to the airwaves. Also, a look back on a (rare) Thursday Night home game for the Colts, Purdue's continued dominance over top-five foes, and Schultz's passionate defense of Daylight Saving Time.

We discuss how the Colts blew it against the Titans, potentially losing the division (and the season?), and discuss Carson Wentz's warts showing up at the worst time. Also, we talk about an important road win for Purdue, the potential for an 11-win Notre Dame season, and the Pacers' disastrous start to a new season.

We recap a rain-soaked Colts win in San Francisco and talk about the offense's potential with an ascending Michael Pittman Jr. Also, Pacers' opening week thoughts, college football recap, Jake tests his Steph Curry Theory with Patrick Mahomes, and underrated Halloween candy bars.

The guys discuss the Colts' thumping of the lowly Texans, Jonathan Taylor's ridiculousness and the return of The Colts Surge Train (TM). Plus, what Purdue's big win over #2 Iowa means for their season, IU football backtracking, and Schultz's first live USMNT soccer experience.

We preview the Colts' Monday Night Football tilt in Baltimore, wrap up an absolutely insane weekend in college football, and talk about an Jake completing a tradition the other day which is by far the coolest thing he does every year (no, it has nothing to do with the Indy 500).

Colts win! The guys discuss the Colts coming through against Jacoby Brissett and the Dolphins, a tough Saturday for Purdue and Indiana, Jake's insistence on Ohio State making the playoffs, and a difficult playoff scenario for Derek's marriage.

The guys dissect the Colts' disastrous 0-3 start after a frustrating afternoon in Nashville, debate the Carson Wentz backup situation, discuss IU/Purdue surviving and bowl hopes, and somehow stumble into a state capitals quiz and Schultz's Monopoly prowess.

The guys recap a more encouraging loss for the Colts, give the latest on Carson Wentz's ankle(s), and dive into a disappointing big game Saturday for Indiana and Purdue. Also, Schultz burns his lip on pancakes (?) and Query visits more dead people in California.

The guys discuss yet another Colts' season-opening loss and what Sunday's demolition by the Seahawks means for Indy going forward. They also take a look around college football, including an intriguing Purdue-Notre Dame Week 3 matchup, and Jake reveals a hidden talent.

The guys talk about IU and Purdue giving very different first impressions in college football's opening weekend, predictions for the Colts' 2021 record, Schultz's childhood mastery of karate, and Query's long-awaited North Central High School Hall of Fame nod.

It's a special edition LIVE show from Ball State! The guys ring in the MAC Champion Cardinals' home opener with visits from head coach Mike Neu, Athletic Director Beth Goetz, University President Geoffrey Mearns, and more! It's all Ball State, all the time in this two-hour pregame show from Muncie.

In the 50th episode since the relaunch, the guys remember the iconic Robin Miller, tie a bow on the Colts' preseason, preview Indiana, Purdue, and Notre Dame on the college gridiron, and Jake goes on an old man rant about fashion choices of people in their twenties.

The guys discuss the good news surrounding the returns of Carson Wentz, Ryan Kelly, and Quenton Nelson to Colts' practice, Jake's random connection to Tony Gwynn, and Schultz celebrates a 20-year milestone with an extremely embarrassing picture.

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".