Query & Company

(00:00-28:09) – Query & Company opens a Thursday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison drawing parallels between the FIFA World Cup and WNBA. Both have been presented with a golden opportunity to capture more fans, but are they dropping the ball on it? Plus, they discuss last night’s ugly performance by the Indiana Fever in Los Angeles.
(28:09-39:56) – Jake and Eddie shift their conversation to the Indiana Pacers with the signing of Larry Nance Jr. yesterday, resulting in the Pacers waiving Micah Potter. It leads to a debate as to whether they are gearing up for a bigger move near the trade deadline with some of the additions they’ve made.
(39:56-46:47) – Jake Query has, once again, ran into issues with acquiring tickets that he’s purchased from one of the ticketing companies. He shares what’s going on and hopes someone can give him some answers.
(46:33-1:10:21) – Former Mayor of Indianapolis Stephen Goldsmith joins Query & Company to celebrate the 30-Year Anniversary of Victory Field by discussing how long the planning process took, if he ever envisioned the ballpark looking so pristine 30 years later, and if he viewed the addition of the park and Circle Center Mall as independent projects or one big project to bring life to downtown Indianapolis. They also get into the decisions of funding a stadium through public tax dollars or the owners pocket, if the growth of Fishers & Noblesville comes at the risk to Indianapolis, and if he prioritized sport for the city during his terms.
(1:10:21-1:28:26) – Tony East from Circle City Spin & Locked On Pacers makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to explain what went wrong last night in Los Angeles for the Indiana Fever and the addition of Larry Nance Jr. for the Indiana Pacers. Who will be available tonight for the Fever against the Phoenix Mercury? Is the Pacers roster solidified following the Nance Jr. addition?
(1:28:26-1:34:05) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake thanking our colleague Ray Lyman from Telemundo for dropping off a gift as a thank you for having him on the show yesterday.
(1:34:05-2:03:56) – The final hour of today’s show with Jake Query and Eddie Garrison starts with Jake sharing his thoughts on some of the comments that Stephen Goldsmith made earlier in the show. Plus, he plays some of the comments that the 46th Mayor of Indianapolis made that stood out.
(2:03:56-2:14:30) – Is Caitlin Clark’s back injury more serious than what the Indiana Fever are saying? Jake and Eddie discuss and try to make sense of her stints on the court last night because it just doesn’t make sense.
(2:14:30-2:17:00) – The show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query to preview his show!
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Former Mayor of Indianapolis Stephen Goldsmith joins Query & Company to celebrate the 30-Year Anniversary of Victory Field by discussing how long the planning process took, if he ever envisioned the ballpark looking so pristine 30 years later, and if he viewed the addition of the park and Circle Center Mall as independent projects or one big project to bring life to downtown Indianapolis. They also get into the decisions of funding a stadium through public tax dollars or the owners pocket, if the growth of Fishers & Noblesville comes at the risk to Indianapolis, and if he prioritized sport for the city during his terms.
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-23:17) – Former Mayor of Indianapolis Stephen Goldsmith joins Query & Company to celebrate the 30-Year Anniversary of Victory Field by discussing how long the planning process took, if he ever envisioned the ballpark looking so pristine 30 years later, and if he viewed the addition of the park and Circle Center Mall as independent projects or one big project to bring life to downtown Indianapolis. They also get into the decisions of funding a stadium through public tax dollars or the owners pocket, if the growth of Fishers & Noblesville comes at the risk to Indianapolis, and if he prioritized sport for the city during his terms.
(23:17-38:50) – Tony East from Circle City Spin & Locked On Pacers makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to explain what went wrong last night in Los Angeles for the Indiana Fever and the addition of Larry Nance Jr. for the Indiana Pacers. Who will be available tonight for the Fever against the Phoenix Mercury? Is the Pacers roster solidified following the Nance Jr. addition?
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(00:00-27:06) – Query & Company opens a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the chaotic ending to yesterday’s FIFA World Cup match between Argentina and Egypt. Jake draws parallels to the greatest of all-time discussion with Lionel Messi finding a way to deliver in the final minutes of the match the bring his country level.
(27:06-37:36) – Jake and Eddie tease some an exciting announcement that will be coming on Monday for the show and preview their upcoming segment later in the show for today’s power rankings segment!
(37:36-46:33) – Jake Query welcomes our colleague from Telemundo, Ray Lyman, onto the program to help educate Jake on what the broadcaster for Telemundo was saying during the Lionel Messi goal that tied the match at 2-2 for Argentina yesterday. They also discuss what is going on in his hometown, Venezuela.
(46:33-1:10:29) – Mike Niziolek from the Bloomington Herald-Times joins Query & Company to give updates on Indiana basketball and football. His conversation with Jake starts by discussing the roster construction for Darian DeVries in year two in comparison to year one and the upcoming Peru trip for the Hoosiers. They transition to what Curt Cignetti’s team will miss with a lot of key players that set the foundation no longer on the team and tries to decipher how different the offense will look with Josh Hoover quarterbacking IU in comparison to Kurtis Rourke and Fernando Mendoza.
(1:10:29-1:32:15) – After debuting the Query & Company Power Rankings segment yesterday, Jake and Eddie bring it back today because Jake’s brain started thinking about the most transcendent, or impactful, sporting events that people are invested in for a particular period. Jake and Eddie list their top five events.
(1:32:15-1:33:33) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake and Eddie previewing the final hour of today’s show!
(1:33:33-1:57:55) – After listening to Eddie’s explanation as to why he has the FIFA World Cup as the most transcendent sporting event, Jake has changed his mind on how impactful these three weeks of high level soccer are. He goes back to watching the final minutes of yesterday’s match for Argentina against Egypt. HE also plays what the Telemundo broadcast sounded like when Lionel Messi leveled the game at 2-2 in the eighty-second minute.
(1:57:55-2:10:46) – WNBA & Indiana Fever analyst, Debbie Antonelli, makes an appearance on Query & Company to share what Caitlin Clark’s status is for tonight’s game against the Los Angeles Sparks and previews the game itself. Jake also asks how the Fever handle all of the noise behind the scenes and believes the team took a major stride forward with its defense in their win against the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday night.
(2:10:46-2:15:12) – The show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-20:15) – Mike Niziolek from the Bloomington Herald-Times joins Query & Company to give updates on Indiana basketball and football. His conversation with Jake starts by discussing the roster construction for Darian DeVries in year two in comparison to year one and the upcoming Peru trip for the Hoosiers. They transition to what Curt Cignetti’s team will miss with a lot of key players that set the foundation no longer on the team and tries to decipher how different the offense will look with Josh Hoover quarterbacking IU in comparison to Kurtis Rourke and Fernando Mendoza.
(20:15-41:40) – After debuting the Query & Company Power Rankings segment yesterday, Jake and Eddie bring it back today because Jake’s brain started thinking about the most transcendent, or impactful, sporting events that people are invested in for a particular period. Jake and Eddie list their top five events.
(41:40-53:41) – WNBA & Indiana Fever analyst, Debbie Antonelli, makes an appearance on Query & Company to share what Caitlin Clark’s status is for tonight’s game against the Los Angeles Sparks and previews the game itself. Jake also asks how the Fever handle all of the noise behind the scenes and believes the team took a major stride forward with its defense in their win against the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday night.
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