(00:00-27:41) – The show opens on a Thursday with Dan hosting from home and enjoying the great outdoors.  Dan listens to callers the favorite neighborhood games from back in the day.    

(27:42-39:24) – Dan reflects more on summer adventures and asks show producer Jimmy Cook what his favorite summer activities were growing up.

(39:25-47:22) – Hour one ends with Dan continuing to reflect on summers of the past. Later, Dan takes a look at the amount of money the Colts are currently paying quarterbacks.  

(47:23-1:16:03) – ESPN and Sirius XM’s Frank Isola joins the show to evaluate the NBA’s chances of a successful restart in the bubble in Orlando. Plus, Frank weighs in on the Victor Oladipo situation and if he thinks the Pacers star guard should return to play.  

(1:16:04-1:26:19) –An ongoing segment on The Dan Dakich Show celebrates workers at Eskenazi Health, some of the men and women on the front lines in the fight against Covid-19. Today, we are joined by Rev. Richard Cruse, Lead Chaplain/Spiritual Advisor for The Eskenazi health Center for Spiritual Care and Education. Rev. Cruse attended the University of California-Santa Cruz where he majored in Religious Studies. He received his master’s degree in the Old Testament from the Dallas Theological Seminary. He is non-denominational. He’s been with Eskenazi Health a little more than 4 years.

(1:26:20-1:36:31) – Dan and Jimmy weigh the level of interest that they have for the NBA’s return in Orlando at the end of the month.   

(1:36:32-1:55:19) – Larry Dickerson, a promoter and event organizer, chats with Dan on the World Food Championships which are set to take place here in Indianapolis later this year. The event was originally set to take place around the opening of Speedway in May but had to be moved back due to Covid-19.

 (1:55:20-2:14:30) – Our friend Mike Wells of ESPN updates us on all things Colts, including the money they have invested in the quarterback position, as the team prepares for training camp later this month.

(2:14:31-2:21:23) – Dan and show producer Jimmy Cook regrettably reflect on their Premier League bets and Dan continues to advise people to enjoy the lovely weather outside.