The Program

The hosts discuss the upcoming Kansas City Chiefs stadium, debating design flaws, Personal Seat License costs, and exorbitant concession prices compared to past experiences.

The hosts analyze Rashee Rice’s off-field legal issues and injury history, debating whether his talent justifies the risk for the Chiefs.

Sports Radio 810 WHB hosts discuss Kansas City Royals rookie Jack Cagliano’s immense power and potential move to first base, alongside Noah Cameron’s strong start against the Dodgers.

ESPN’s Jeff Passan joins the show to discuss Royals prospect Vinnie Pasquantino’s historic performance and the team’s strategy for extending him, debating his defensive position and contract value.

Adam Hill discusses the Las Vegas Raiders, analyzing Max Crosby’s practice antics, Brock Bowers’ breakout camp, and the new baseball stadium’s construction.

Hosts discuss Eric Bien-Aimé’s return to Chiefs practice, noting his immediate impact on team energy and work ethic.

The Program on Sports Radio 810 WHB discusses the Kansas City Chiefs’ preseason, highlighting Eric Bieniemy’s return to practice and the offensive line’s adjustments with Kenneth Walker.

NFL insider Mike Sando joins the show to break down his annual quarterback tier rankings, revealing that Patrick Mahomes is no longer unanimous in Tier 1 while Joe Burrow joins him at the top.

The episode covers MLB trade deadline moves for the Rays, Cubs, and Braves, alongside NFL contract updates for Baker Mayfield, Vita Vea, and Brian Robinson.

Hosts critique the Royals' passive trade deadline strategy, arguing they failed to leverage assets like Michael Wacha and Seth Lugo despite a weak farm system.

Hosts of Sports Radio 810 WHB’s The Program critique ESPN’s Bill Barnwell for ranking Josh Allen above Patrick Mahomes on the all-decade team, citing Mahomes’ superior stats and postseason dominance.

The episode covers Kansas City Royals pitcher Noah Cameron’s recent resurgence, analyzing his improved stats and dynamic with catcher Salvador Perez.

The hosts discuss Kansas City Chiefs training camp, highlighting standout rookies Peter Woods and Khalil Benson while tracking Mansoor Delane’s injury status.

Hosts Pete Siebel, Curtis Collier, Todd Lebo, and Kyle play a trivia game predicting sports stats and answering historical questions.

Sports Radio 810 WHB hosts analyze Kansas City Chiefs training camp, focusing on Rashee Rice’s recovery, Patrick Mahomes’ mobility, and defensive line depth.

ESPN insider Jeff Passan joins the show to analyze the MLB trade deadline, debating whether teams like the Brewers should have pursued Tarik Skubal despite the Dodgers' dominance.

Tim Grunhardt joins the show to discuss the proposed new downtown Royals stadium, comparing its potential neighborhood integration to Wrigley Field and Petco Park.

Hosts Todd Lebo and Curtis Soren play a trivia game with caller Steve, covering topics like the 2015 Royals bullpen and Army-Navy game venues.

Hosts Soren Petro, Curtis Siebold, and Kyle Collier rank all 16 SEC head coaches, debating the top tier featuring Kirby Smart, Steve Sarkisian, and Kalen DeBoer.

Sam McDowell joins the show to discuss Kansas City Royals news, including Tommy John surgeries for pitchers and a critical analysis of GM J.

Hosts Francis and Frank debate the Kansas City Royals' roster strategy, criticizing the front office for failing to address pitching needs and over-relying on veteran players.

Hosts Saran Petro, Curtis Siebel, and Kyle Collier discuss the Kansas City Royals' trade deadline strategy with GM J.

Hosts discuss Kansas City Chiefs training camp injuries, offensive line dynamics, and MLB trade deadline moves involving the Royals.

The episode features reporters discussing the Panthers' contract situation for Bryce Young and the UNC football program's turmoil involving Bill Belichick and Michael Lombardi.

Matt Derrick joins the show to discuss Chiefs training camp, highlighting Peter Woods’ strong performance and Mansoor Delaney’s limited participation due to a shoulder injury.

Hosts Soren Petro and Curtis Ebel discuss the Kansas City Royals' MLB trade deadline moves, analyzing the acquisition of Carlos Duran and the team's strategy for 2027.

Hosts discuss Kansas City Chiefs training camp updates, including Andy Reid’s praise for rookies Alan and Mansour Delane, and Travis Kelce’s physical…

The hosts interview Roxy Bernstein, Doug Franz, and Matt Thomas to discuss the fallout from Kyle Shanahan’s car accident and the 49ers’ roster moves.

Hosts Siren and Danny Klinkskill critique the Kansas City Royals’ poor performance and reluctance to trade underperforming pitchers like Matt Strahm before the deadline.

Hosts Soren Petro and Curtis Siebold discuss the Kansas City Royals' walk-off loss to the Twins, criticizing manager Matt Quatraro’s bullpen management while emphasizing the season is lost.

Hosts discuss the Kansas City Chiefs' training camp, featuring comments from Clark Hunt and Steve Spagnuolo on roster flexibility and facility plans.

Blair Kirkhoff ranks Big 12 coaches, placing BYU’s Kalani Sitake first and Texas Tech’s Joey McGuire second.

Hosts Soren Petro, Todd Lebo, and Peter Yates-Enoch play "There Can Be Only One," predicting stats for Salvador Perez, Xavier Worthy, and Isaiah Pacheco while debating stadium costs.

Host Soren Petro discusses the Kansas City Chiefs' new stadium plans, analyzing Clark Hunt's comments on fixed roofs, acoustics, and controversial Personal Seat Licenses.

Tim Grunhardt celebrates a hole-in-one as the hosts discuss Chiefs training camp and new stadium renderings.

Tim Gronhardt celebrates his first official hole-in-one, sharing details of the shot and the subsequent celebration with his radio colleagues.

The Program hosts intern iPhone for his final week, featuring a game of Family Feud where he teams with Curtis against Todd and Lebo.

Hosts Soren Petro and Curtis Crook analyze the Kansas City Chiefs' offseason, detailing salary cap strategies and the trade of Trent McDuffie.

Hosts Curtis, Kay, and Kyle rank Big 12 football coaches 16-to-1, debating the merits of returning coaches like Rich Rodriguez and Scott Frost against newcomers such as Colin Klein and Eric Morris.

The hosts discuss the Kansas City Chiefs' training camp, focusing on offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy's absence due to a family emergency and rookie cornerback Masir Delaney's performance.

The hosts discuss healthy eating habits, aging rock stars, and the Kyle Shanahan car accident cover-up, linking it to broader journalism issues.

Hosts Curtis and Kyle discuss a brawl at the The Basketball Tournament, debating its impact on the event's future and comparing it to historical sports violence.

Hosts discuss MLB trade deadline strategies, focusing on the Kansas City Royals' pitching development and potential moves involving Michael Wacha.

The episode covers LeBron James joining the 76ers via helicopter commutes, Phillies pitching needs, and Eagles defensive shifts.

Hosts discuss the impact of Eric Bieniemy’s absence on the Chiefs’ training camp, noting his crucial vocal leadership.

Hosts Soren Petro and Curtis Seabolt discuss the Kansas City Chiefs' training camp challenges following offensive coordinator Eric Bien-Aime's absence due to a personal tragedy.

The episode features Patrick Mahomes discussing his ACL recovery and return to Chiefs training camp, emphasizing his mental and physical progress.

The episode features Ben Fletcher discussing the new Pac-12's prospects and Padres trade rumors, including potential moves for Mason Miller and Manny Machado.

The host recounts a European cruise vacation, sharing anecdotes from Athens, Venice, and Florence, including a Giannis Antetokounmpo sighting and struggles with streaming the World Cup.