Query & Schultz Podcast

Query shares his experience at the BMV, the guys play Buy it or Bull, and Sean Deveney previews the NBA Finals.

The Colts rookie safety joins the guys to talk about his background, how he's developed as a leader on and off the field, and his family tie to a memorable Colts' standout.

Alexander Rossi discusses the frustration of falling just short on Sunday, Query randomly brings up sloths and zoos, and the guys get back into the race.

The guys get back into the race, share their Love That Play, and callers use the listener line to shower Query with compliments for his IMS Radio call.

The guys lead off the show with a recap of the Indy 500 (for those who couldn't listen yesterday), share listener grades of the race, and talk to trailblazer Janet Guthrie about her 30 For 30 release tonight.

Before the release of her 30 For 30 film tonight, the racing trailblazer spent time with us on the show to discuss breaking through as the first female to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 and her lasting impact today.

Q & S give their brief Indy 500 thoughts before getting to conversations with runner-up Alexander Rossi and champion Simon Pagenaud.

The probable Indy 500 Rookie of the Year talks with the guys about his terrific race debut (7th place), going toe-to-toe with Tony Kanaan out of the pits, and his affinity for his (and Schultz's!) home state of Connecticut.

A shortened show today, Q & S recap what happened yesterday, including the late red flag/caution that many race fans were upset about.

A runner-up finish would be a great result for most drivers, but not a former champion and consistent 500 contender like Alexander Rossi. He spoke with the guys about his disappointment over falling just short, being blocked by lapped drivers, and his tremendous respect and love for the race.

The Indianapolis 500 champion rejoined the show fresh off a dominating afternoon yesterday to talk his epic duel with Alexander Rossi, his strategy late, and about achieving his life's dream,

Fox 59 meteorologist Jim O'Brien leads off the hour with his race weekend forecast and the guys get back into what could happen on the track on Sunday.

Will Carroll pays his weekly visit and gives his 500 pick, Eric Powell joins the show from the IMS Museum, and the guys give their race winner, podium, first out and more.

With Query hustling back from the Freedom 100 broadcast, Schultz shares his connection to the Indianapolis 500 despite not growing up here and what it now means to him.

Motorsports writer John Oreovicz previews the 500 and the guys take calls from listeners on what could happen on Sunday.

Q & S talk Myles Turner's All-Defensive beef and Oriol Servia calls in later in the hour to keep his annual tradition alive!

The guys get a visit from the esteemed Indy 500 "milk people" and talk about who could surprise from the middle/back of the pack in Sunday's race.

The veteran driver and show favorite keeps the tradition alive of joining us before the 500... and the tradition of dropping a random "sh*t" somewhere in the conversation.

The longtime motorsports writer talks about the health of the Indy 500, darkhorses for Sunday, and remembers a personal hero in F1 legend Niki Lauda.

The guys discuss whether or not the Colts should pursue Gerald McCoy in free agency, and quite possibly the most disgusting story in show history.

The second hour of Wednesday's show includes more numbers to give away for our Tito's Vodka Indy 500 giveaway, plus USAC Sprint Car points leader C.J, Leary in advance of the last Hoosier Hundred at the State Fairgrounds.

The first hour of Wednesday's show features "Buy It Or Bull," Race Week Edition, plus Sean Deveney, who covers the NBA for Sporting News.

The guys get back into the McCoy discussion, and Query has trouble letting the Villeneuve music go, much to Schultz's dismay.

The Athletic's Scott Agness leads off the hour talking Pacers, and Jake discovers a former Indy 500 winner's music career...

Should the Colts be interested in Gerald McCoy? The guys discuss and get a visit to talk baseball from Joe Sheehan.