Query & Schultz Podcast

The guys discuss Ben Simmons’ extension and what it could mean for Domantas Sabonis (who is also due), plus Joe Sheehan visits for his weekly MLB chat.

The former Purdue standout and Super Bowl XLVII champion talked about his unceremonious exit from West Lafayette, and later mending fences with Joe Tiller before his passing, plus his hard-hitting style that often rubbed people the wrong way during his successful NFL career.

Q&S kick off their Catching Up With feature with a 30-minute conversation with former Purdue/Pacers star Brad Miller and get back into the headlines.

Query recaps his Toronto trip. Also, the guys pick their Love That Play for this week and each list four albums they listened to the most as teens.

The guys discuss yesterday’s epic Wimbledon final, talk to Mickey Shuey of the IBJ about the NFL Draft possibly Lansing in Indy, and Query finds something else to annoy Schultz with.

The former Purdue standout and Pacer talked about going from overlooked (and undrafted) to NBA All-Star, his close bond with teammate Ron Artest, and his life today with hunting, fishing, and a marijuana business.

TV star Adam Richman (Man vs. Food) talks with Derek about an event Tuesday with GetGo at Lucas Oil Stadium to benefit Gleaner's Food Bank and his experience with food in Indy, plus some Trumbull, Connecticut references.

Chris Denari continues talking NBA and the Pacers, plus TV star Adam Richman talks with Derek about an event Tuesday with GetGo at Lucas Oil Stadium to benefit Gleaner's Food Bank.

The second hour of "No Query Friday" includes our weekly talk with Will Carroll from Motus Global, our Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," plus the Pacers TV voice Chris Denari joins us in-studio to break down the moves of the Blue and Gold.

NFL Network analyst Adam Rank is bullish on the Colts, and Derek talks with him about their off-season moves, the rest of the AFC South, and fantasy football.

The first hour of "No Query Friday" features Derek and Sam discussing the Westbrook-CP3 trade, which current NBA Duos would make the best NBA Jam teams, and NFL Network's Adam Rank talking Colts.

Back into the "worst game you ever sat through" topic with calls and Schultz talks to Tony East of Forbes about the Pacers' cap situation and the potential ramifications of a Domantas Sabonis extension.

The guys discuss Bob Knight's privacy when it comes to his new house in Bloomington and former intern Caleb comes in-studio for a rare on-air appearance.

What's the worst game you ever sat through? The guys pick some of their favorites (if that's the right word) and talk Colts with Colts.com writer Andrew Walker to conclude the hour.

The Colts.com writer gives a final wrap on the team's offseason as they head into Training Camp and his #1 storyline when they start in Westfield in two weeks.

Query gets on the topic of "worst job you've ever had" and the legendary Tamika Catchings talks hoops and equal pay on the show.

Q & S discuss coaches challenges being improved for replay in the NBA and the historically poor MLB All-Star Game ratings.

The guys play Buy it or Bull and get a visit from James Hinchcliffe, who is returning to his home of Toronto this weekend with the IndyCar Series.

The IndyCar vet discusses his return to his home track in Toronto, a title for his beloved Raptors, and what the future may hold for his racing career.

Q & S talk to another new Pacer in Jeremy Lamb and get back into how the Pacers look now that the dust has settled in NBA free agency.

New Pacer T.J. Warren talks about his role in Indiana and world eating champion/friend-of-the-show Joey Chesnut joins the guys in-studio.

The guys recap an eventful Fourth of July weekend, including the Kawhi/PG move and how it affects the Pacers. Plus, Query complains about post-4th fireworks (surprise!).

The Pacers' new $85 million man talks about the surprise of finding a new team (despite being a restricted free agent), playing with Victor Oladipo, and his background.

Presumably stepping into Victor Oladipo's starting role while he's on the mend, the new Pacers signee joined the show to discuss his fit with Indiana, the impact of Westbrook/Durant on him as a young player, and a possible Greek food endorsement?

The new Pacer joined the show to talk about what he brings to the table and his close bond with former Pacer David West and fellow NC State athletes (now Colts) Jacoby Brissett and Nyheim Hines.