NBA talk and a local coaching story share the same easy, chatty lane.
Inside Drive moves between NBA talk and the coaching path that brought Albert Floyd Jr. to the Rutherford Rams, giving both strands room without forcing them together.

Panama City Beach sports, close to home.
Inside Drive Podcast keeps one foot on local fields and one on the national sports calendar. Episodes move from Bay County playoff runs and youth golf to NBA, MLB, the Masters, the Kentucky Derby, rodeo events, and local businesses.
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Inside Drive Podcast is built around sports as a local habit, not just a scoreboard. Its center of gravity is Panama City Beach, Bay County, and the nearby schools, fields, courses, businesses, and events that make up the area’s sports life. Episodes give serious room to local athletics, from flag football and baseball playoff pushes to football program rebuilding and junior golf development. The show also keeps a steady eye on national sports. NBA playoff matchups, MLB trends, the NFL Draft, the Masters, LIV Golf, the Kentucky Derby, and NHL playoff talk all show up in the same conversational stream. That range gives the show a loose, radio-bred feel. It does not separate community updates from pro sports debate; it lets them bump into each other the way they would in a morning sports conversation. Guests are central to the format. Coaches, business guests, sports voices, local guests, and event organizers get space to tell practical stories about what they do and what people should expect. Albert Floyd Jr. talks through coaching stops and the work of earning trust on a staff. Jim Jenkins explains the appeal of a rodeo event by focusing on the reaction of kids and families. Golf guests discuss instruction, fitting, indoor simulators, repairs, camps, and the small details that matter to players. The result is a show that often works as both sports talk and community bulletin board. It is sponsor-heavy, but the sponsor segments match the local tone instead of feeling detached from it. The conversations can be funny, wandering, and lightly skeptical, especially when the subject shifts to playoff teams, injuries, contracts, or betting angles. It suits listeners who want a familiar regional sports voice with enough national context to keep the feed from feeling narrow. Inside Drive Podcast’s signature is the overlap: young athletes, local businesses, pro debates, golf talk, event previews, and community pride all sharing the same room.
Made for: For listeners who follow Bay County athletics, youth sports, golf, and local events while still wanting regular NBA, MLB, NFL, horse racing, and playoff talk. It especially fits people who like sports coverage with local names attached.
What sets it apart: Inside Drive Podcast stands out by treating local athletes, sponsors, coaches, and businesses as part of the main sports conversation. National debates and community shoutouts are not separate segments; they run through each other naturally.
Born from the airwaves of Northwest Florida’s ESPN radio, Inside Drive takes the energy and insight of the original show and brings it to the podcast world. Each episode dives into the latest in sports, culture, and community with sharp commentary, local flavor, and engaging conversations. Whether you’re a die-hard sports fan, a casual listener, or just someone who loves a good story, Inside Drive keeps you plugged into what’s happening both on and off the field.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Inside Drive Podcast connects Bay County competition, local sporting figures, and national league talk through direct, practical conversation.
Inside Drive Podcast keeps one foot in Bay County sports and the other in the national conversation. The host moves from local school playoffs and a Rutherford Rams football rebuild to the NBA and NHL playoffs, MLB form, and the NFL draft, treating community competition as part…
Bay County football coaches and NBA playoff arguments share airtime; your team loyalties can come along.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
NBA talk and a local coaching story share the same easy, chatty lane.
Inside Drive moves between NBA talk and the coaching path that brought Albert Floyd Jr. to the Rutherford Rams, giving both strands room without forcing them together.
A local sports conversation that folds financial planning into baseball and playoff chatter.
Episode 64 keeps a clear, plain-spoken pace, starting with financial planning and then moving into baseball and NBA talk. Jay Chapman presents Chapman Wealth Management in practical terms, touching on investing, budgeting, qualified and non-qualified accounts, and the work…
A Bay County sports show that moves from fishing details to Derby talk while keeping its local feel.
Episode 63 keeps a steady local rhythm by pairing fishing with Captain Greg Gladden and a Kentucky Derby preview with Steve Wiley. The fishing talk is at its best when it stays concrete: a 25-foot center console, a four-passenger limit, early mornings versus sunset, live bait,…
A local sports check-in that moves from school-year talk into a loose but lively playoff debate.
Inside Drive episode 62 opens with David Hayes in studio while Jay is out, and the focus stays grounded in local sports as the 2025-26 school year edges toward its finish.
A rodeo preview and Thursday draft check-in, despite a sponsor-heavy opening.
Episode 61 splits its morning between rodeo talk and the NFL draft, with Jim Jenkins and Alan Sandage both joining by phone. Jenkins covers Bulls at Bay Point, the kids on sheep, and the appeal of watching faces light up inside the arena, while Sandage handles the Thursday draft…



Youth sports advice with the mental game centered.
The show opens on a Tuesday morning and keeps moving.
Episode 64 opens with a Thursday morning check-in and a little studio shuffle before Jay Chapman joins the conversation.
Episode 63 opens on fishing talk in Bay County and keeps that easy, local rhythm going.
David Hayes is in studio while Jay is out.
Episode 61 opens on a Tuesday morning with a slightly different setup.
This episode promotes golf instructor Jay's programs including junior camps, lessons, and special events like birthday parties through GolfWithJay.com.
This episode features an interview with Scott Pullen about the new BAC9 PCB indoor golf facility in Panama City Beach, discussing its 24-7 access and operations, while also mentioning plans to recap the Masters and other sports topics.
This episode previews Masters Week 2026 with discussions on betting favorites, DFS strategies, and features an interview with Alan Watson from Golf Plus about their golf fitting and retail services.
Three friends casually discuss sports updates, personal anecdotes, and laundry habits in a lighthearted podcast episode.
This episode discusses Tiger Woods controversy, March Madness drama, and inspiring comebacks with guests including Coach Bradley Stanford and Al Carl, while promoting sponsors like Juice and Sunsets and Golf Plus.
Hosts and Panama City Beach local David Hayes and golf instructor Jay quiz each other on the most expensive youth sports, using the Aspen Institute's 2019 National Youth Sports Survey, which lists ice hockey at $30,700 and tennis at $34,900 per child annually.
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This episode features phone interviews with Dan Jordan discussing his decreased interest in college football and thoughts on Auburn Tigers, and Keith Fleming providing DFS insights and lineup advice for Week 10.
This episode features an interview with Coach Bradley Stanford, owner of Clutch Athletics, discussing college football and how his program gives kids an edge in sports.
This episode features an interview with Coach Griffin of the Arnold Marlins football team and co-host Jay Hendley, discussing sports, community sponsorships, and golf equipment.
This episode features an interview with Jay Hendley, discussing baseball, football, and the upcoming Ryder Cup event, along with sponsor mentions and contest giveaways.
This episode features an interview with Coach Josh Latch, the county athletic director for Bay County, discussing his role and experiences.