Kansas City sports radio, off the main clock.
Additional Programming is a station-style catchall for Kansas City sports talk, hunting and fishing banter, and mental-performance conversations. It moves from Royals postgame pressure to turkey season, youth sports, NFL draft chatter, and the emotional side of competition.
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Additional Programming is less a single show than a radio lane with several familiar turns. It gathers Sports Radio 810 WHB’s extra hours into one feed, where Kansas City sports, outdoor life, and sports psychology sit side by side. One episode may sound like a Royals postgame drive home. The next may open with turkey season. Another may spend the hour on confidence, mental health, youth sports, and the part of competition that never shows up in a box score. That range is the point. Dr. Andrew Jacobs brings the mental side of sports into plain conversation, keeping the focus on mindset, attitude, preparation, winning, losing, and how kids experience the games adults organize for them. Dani Wysocki adds a video-podcast presence in the Sports Psychology Hour clips, while Tristan Jordan appears in the producer seat. The Midwest Outdoors segments, led by Fred Ramsey and Chris Ramsey, have a different rhythm altogether. They are full of road delays, Kansas history, public land, family fishing spots, bluegill, crappie, duck season, turkey reports, and the feeling of being awake when the woods start moving. The Night Shift gives the feed its younger sports-radio spark. Michael Darcy and Kyle Collier talk through Bryson Tiller transferring to Missouri, Brett Veach before the NFL draft, Chiefs football, Royals baseball, and the small station jokes that come from knowing who is missing from the room. The postgame material is more immediate. Jack Johnson and Caden Spruill work through a Royals win, Isaac Collins’ first home run at Kauffman, the rotation, the bullpen, and what early-season results can and cannot prove. The feed can be uneven because it is built from different programs. That also makes it useful. It preserves the texture of a sports station instead of flattening everything into one format. The throughline is practical judgment: what worked, what did not, what it means, and why regular listeners should care.
Made for: Additional Programming is for Kansas City-area sports listeners who want more than national headlines. It fits fans who follow the Royals, Chiefs, KU, Missouri, youth sports, and outdoor talk with equal patience.
What sets it apart: The feed stands apart by mixing postgame immediacy, sports-psychology reflection, and hunting-and-fishing conversation under one station roof. It keeps the loose edges of live radio intact.
Additional Programming
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
A broad Kansas City radio feed combining immediate game analysis with practical outdoor knowledge and thoughtful discussion of the mental side of sport.
Additional Programming gathers several Sports Radio 810 WHB programs under one feed, moving from Chiefs and Royals postgame analysis to outdoor recreation and the mental side of competition.
Kansas City sports radio takes you from postgame verdicts to the psychology behind the result.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A tournament win opens into a humane conversation about athletes, fame, trauma, and getting help.
Dr. Andrew Jacobs uses Gary Woodland's tournament win to widen the frame around what athletes carry when the performance is over. Woodland's severe brain tumor, return to the tour, and experience with PTSD give the conversation its clearest center, while Jacobs moves through…
A practical local outdoors hour about access, bluegill, and waters that need reworking.
This Midwest Outdoors hour stays grounded in practical access talk. Fred Ramsey and Chris Ramsey point listeners toward public ground, county plat GIS maps, Guy Park north of Platte City, and Belcher Branch east of Fawcett, while also noting how sediment and silt can leave some…
A 3-1 Royals win, Isaac Collins' first homer, and the offense question that refuses to go away.
A 3-1 win over Minnesota is framed as something larger than a tidy box score, with the conversation circling back to the same bigger issue: whether this offense can hold up well enough to chase the American League Central and stay alive in October.
A Sunday conversation considers what unmet expectations can teach before tomorrow arrives.
Expectations sit at the center of this Sunday conversation, as Dr. Andrew Jacobs moves from fans and players to coaches confronting the moment when a standard goes unmet.
Dr. Andrew Jacobs and Jay explore how confidence grows through failure, limits, youth coaching, and staying connected to sport.
Self-confidence drives this Sports Psychology Hour, as Dr. Andrew Jacobs and Jay move from elite athletes' comfort with failure to Jay's own reckoning with being 48 and managing a bad shoulder.
A 31-0 shutout gives this postgame show a clear case for Kansas City's revived offensive range.
A 31-0 win over the Raiders gives this postgame show an easy center of gravity: Kansas City suddenly looks dangerous on offense again. The conversation tracks how Rasheed Rice, Hollywood Brown, Xavier Worthy, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelsey, and Burchard Smith fit into a more…
A sober Chiefs episode watches the season narrow while Mahomes keeps one route back open.
The Night Shift treats Kansas City's season as a live playoff equation shadowed by the harder evidence of a 10-point night against Houston. Michael Darcy, Kyle Collier, and Caden Spruill move through the back-to-back losses, the Chiefs' 6-7 record, and the thin supply of useful…
Daily 49ers draft-room talk.
Daily Jets roster logic, pick by pick.
The Night Shift hosts analyze the Kansas City Chiefs' disappointing 6-7 season, one loss from playoff elimination.
The Sports Radio 810 WHB postgame show breaks down the Kansas City Chiefs' 31-0 demolition of the Las Vegas Raiders.
This episode discusses the Kansas City Chiefs' inconsistent season, their recent loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving, and their upcoming must-win game against the Houston Texans to keep playoff hopes alive.
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The hosts express excitement for the upcoming turkey season opening, share observations about bird sightings in the Midwest, and encourage listeners to experience the magic of being in the woods at first light.
This episode discusses the transfer of former Kansas player Bryson Tiller to Missouri, along with upcoming segments on Chiefs football and Royals baseball.
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The hosts discuss a documentary about Quivira, Kansas, and the Spanish search for gold, highlighting the historical settlement of Etzanoa.
Additional Programming's April 5, 2026 Sports Psychology Hour on Sports Radio 810 WHB focuses on mental health in sports and athlete pressure.
Fred Ramsey and Chris Ramsey open the show by talking through brand-new microphone arms and the small comic drama of getting used to them.
The Royals beat Minnesota 3-1 in the home opener, and the postgame show frames it as a meaningful win.
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Confidence is the center of the conversation.
This episode features an interview with two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson, discussing his lifelong passion for racing, early influences from his parents, and his journey from childhood go-kart racing to professional success.
The hosts discuss disturbing domestic abuse allegations against Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rasheed Rice made by his ex-girlfriend Dakota Nicole on Instagram.
Two outdoorsmen discuss turkey hunting season, weather conditions, and varying turkey population sightings in the Midwest.