We begin this week's show joined by Lacy Robinson to discuss the way that funeral homes are adjusting to Covid-19 and the various ways that they're assisting grieving families during this difficult time. Next, the gang discusses Ashton Hagans' recent decision to head to the NBA. And with the news that the NCAA will not grant another year of eligibility to seniors who played in winter sports, Nate Sestina's collegiate career is officially complete. Could we see another grad transfer next year? In the second hour, Hunter is quizzed on "Contagion" before Joey Police joins us for a discussion on the things that he's learning with all of his free time. Don't forget to rate and review our show and tell a friend!

Tonight on Cameron Mills Radio we talk about March Sadness and how America is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. Scott Padgett and Mark Pope stop by to reminisce about their time together in the NCAA Tournament and what these players are going to be missing out on. In the second hour, our Millennial Movie Quiz features the movie Outbreak, and we cap the show off with a short discussion of the new series Tiger King. Don't forget to rate and review the show and tune in next week for another fun episode!

It's an interesting edition of Cameron Mills radio to say the least, as Cameron, Hunter, Garrett and Joey conduct the show entirely through the use of phones! They talk continuing updates on the Coronavirus before speaking with Kyle Mann of the Ringer about this year's Kentucky team. Specifically where these Cats rank with fans compared to the rest of Cal's teams. In the second hour, Hunter is quizzed on "Volcano" before the gang talks video-conference software and how it's changing due to COVID-19. Don't forget to rate and review the show!

It's a different edition of Cameron Mills Radio this week, as we discuss the recoil from the Coronavirus outbreak. We speak with Julian Tackett, commissioner of the KHSAA, on his difficult decision to postpone the Sweet 16. What went into the decision? And just how much money will be lost? Also, Cameron discusses the NCAA's decision to grant another year of eligibility to Spring athletes whose careers were cut short because of the outbreak and whether or not he believes the same decision should be made for winter athletes, specifically basketball. We talk to our own Garrett Gabehart on his experience with the virus and Hunter is quizzed on The Hunt for Red October. Don't forget to rate and review the show and follow us on Twitter and Facebook!