Indianapolis sports, argued with local memory.
Query & Company treats Indianapolis sports like a long-running conversation, not a scoreboard sprint. Pacers frustration, Colts quarterback questions, Final Four week, Indiana basketball history, and oddball local detours all get room to breathe.
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Query & Company is Indianapolis sports talk with a long local memory. It treats the Pacers, Colts, Hoosiers, Purdue, Notre Dame, celebrity encounters, and Indiana high school basketball as pieces of the same civic conversation. The show is often built around guests, but the guests are not dropped into short promotional boxes. They are given long questions, a little room, and a premise to push against. That makes the pacing feel familiar and lived-in. A Pacers segment can turn on whether Pascal is still angry about a bad season and whether that anger matters. A Colts discussion can linger on Anthony Richardson, Daniel Jones, Shane Steichen, and Chris Ballard without pretending the accountability question is simple. College basketball talk ranges from the Final Four in Indianapolis to NIL, the portal, roster building, and what Indiana basketball history still means in the present tense. The show also has a soft spot for the strange personal aside. A life-size Elvis statue, Christopher Knight from The Brady Bunch, a trivia night at the Bulldog, or a casual studio joke can sit beside a serious sports question without derailing it. That looseness is part of the texture. So are the ad reads, callbacks, and local station rhythms. Query & Company works best when it sounds like someone at the table remembers the older version of the story and wants to know what the current version says about the team now. It is analytical, but not sterile. It is nostalgic, but not trapped there. The result is a warm, sometimes winding sports show for listeners who want Indianapolis context baked into every argument.
Made for: For Indiana sports listeners who follow the Pacers, Colts, Hoosiers, Purdue, Notre Dame, and high school basketball with equal emotional investment. Best for fans who enjoy patient conversation, guest perspective, and local context over quick national takes.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its Indiana fluency: roster talk, NIL, injuries, trivia nights, and old basketball history all feel connected. It reasons from local memory instead of treating Indianapolis as just another market.
Join Jake Query on Indy's best sports midday show "Query & Company" on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.Dive into the pulse of Indianapolis sports as he delivers the latest updates, insightful commentary, and lively discussions on everything from the Colts and Pacers to local sports news and beyond.With a blend of humor, expertise, and passion for the game, Jake will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
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Doug Mitchell and Pascal keep a local basketball conversation grounded in player pathways and lingering frustration.
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Query and Company spends its hour moving from the Pacers' near-miss last night into the Colts' quarterback debate, and the local focus gives the discussion a steady pulse.
A meandering but useful look at the Colts quarterback's injury and the night's Michigan finish.
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A loose Indianapolis sports-radio hour finds its footing in Micah Shrewsbury's practical view of Final Four week.
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A warm Indiana basketball conversation where a driveway hoop turns family memory into the main story.
Query & Company lingers on Indiana basketball as lived memory, moving from Steve Alpert's return for the Coach Wooden Keys to Life Award to a driveway hoop with real family weight.
Fast takes, sharp turns, loud sports arguments.
Cavaliers playoff detail, every day.
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Kyle Nedrup calls Carmel a team to watch after its week-one win over Cathedral, with Ben Davis providing a test and Westfield looming in the sectional.
The host opens with AAU, high school basketball, college, the G League, and overseas, then asks what happens to the players who live in the spaces between those lanes.
The hour starts with Pacers talk, the Masters, and the guests lined up for the show.
This episode features an interview with Matt Taylor, the radio play-by-play voice of the Indianapolis Colts, discussing his weekly sports trivia nights at the Bulldog bar in Broad Ripple.
Pat Knight discusses his life-size Elvis statue and his involvement in honoring the 1976 undefeated Indiana Hoosiers basketball team at a national championship halftime ceremony.
The host discusses an upcoming weather warm-up, interacts with listeners about a question, and shares a serendipitous meeting with Christopher Knight (Peter Brady from The Brady Bunch) at an IndyCar race.
It opens with a sponsor read, then drifts into some old TV chatter before turning to football.
Query & Company opens with a Hope Plumbing Heating and Cooling ad.
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Steve Alpert returns to Indiana for the Coach Wooden Keys to Life Award.
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The host discusses concerns about Indianapolis Colts ownership stability and NBA expansion markets, questioning why there isn't more public discussion about ensuring the Colts remain in Indianapolis.
This episode features an interview with Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce discussing his contract decision to stay with the team and his thoughts on the quarterback situation.
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Host Jake interviews college basketball expert Mike DeCourcy about the NCAA tournament, reflecting on its emotional impact and discussing teams like Kennesaw State and South Florida in light of coach Amir Abdur-Rahim's passing.