In the second hour of the show, Julie DiCaro and Producer Chris Dickens go over the most annoying things their neighbors do and take calls from listeners about their neighbors.

Julie DiCaro on 670 The Score

DiCaro: Neighbor Fueds (Hour 2)

To start of the show, Julie DiCaro was joined by Dr. Brenda Riemer, Professor at Eastern Michigan University about how to deal with the depression and stress of being stuck at home during the COVID-19 outbreak.

DiCaro: Dr. Brenda Riemer interview (Hour 1)

In the second hour, Julie DiCaro does another edition of Story Time in Sports history. In this edition, she tells the story of Ed Delahanty. Later, she does a deep dive on the Netflix documentary "Tiger King," which the internet is going crazy over. 

DiCaro: Story Time in Sports History, Tiger King is a wild ride (Hour 2)

In the first hour of Julie DiCaro's Monday show, Julie speaks with Ben Meiselas, who is a partner with the law firm Geragos & Geragos in Las Angeles. Ben works with members of the NFLPA and says the CBA which players agreed to this year was changed after players voted on it. Julie spends time later in the hour discussing who belongs on the Mt. Rushmore of baseball.

DiCaro: Ben Meiselas interview, MLB Mt. Rushmore (Hour 1)

In the final hour of the show, Julie DiCaro began with another edition of Story Time in Sports History, this time it is about the life of baseball player Josh Giboson. Then, Julie DiCaro and producer Chris Dickens go over the newest Netflix phenomenon "The Tiger King". 

DiCaro: Story Time in Sports History: Josh Gibson (Hour 2)

To start off the show, Julie DiCaro talks about how it was supposed to be opening day for MLB yet we do not know if we will even have a season yet. Then, Julie was joined by former major league pitcher Dan Haren tjo discuss no baseball being played right now and his bobble head fundraiser he is holding on eBay.

DiCaro: Dan Haren interview (Hour 1+)

In the second hour, we heard from Dan Pompei, who joined the Laurence Holmes show and discusses the Bears new quarter Nick Foles and why so many across the NFL think highly of the former Super Bowl winning quarterback. 

Dicaro: Can Nick Foles become the Bears starter? (Hour 2)

In the first hour, Julie was joined by her Into The Basket co-host Evan Altman and Brad Robinson and looked into their crystal ball to come up with a realistic start date to the baseball season. The gang explored how a lengthy delay to the season can effect service time, players rest, and playoff construction. Would it be a possibility to start the playoffs in the winter? 

DiCaro: Brad Robinson and Evan Altman (Hour 1)

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro listened back to Cubs Radio play-by-play man Pat Hughes' interview on the McNeil & Parkins Show earlier in the day. Later, DiCaro discussed the reality that MLB will have to hold a shortened season.

DiCaro: Pat Hughes replay, can MLB do a shortened season? (Hour 2)

Julie DiCaro opened her show by discussing the Panthers' decision to quarterback Cam Newton. Should the Bears have just waited to sign Newton instead of trading for quarterback Nick Foles? Later, Score teammate Joe Ostrowski joined the show to catch up and to discuss how they've been passing the time in quarantine.

DiCaro: Cam Newton talk, Joe Ostrowski interview (Hour 1)

In the final hour, Julie DiCaro held another edition of Story Time in Sports History by focusing on the All Blacks rugby team that lost to South Africa in the 1995 World Cup final and that inspired the movie Invictus.

DiCaro: Story Time in Sports History — All Blacks lose World Cup final (Hour 2 on 3/23)

In the first hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Maggie Hendricks, her co-host on weekends and a writer for the Athletic. They discussed the likelihood of the Summer Olympics getting postponed and what goes into that decision. Later, DiCaro and producer Chris Dickens discussed the issues they have with the Bears' moves in free agency over the past week.

DiCaro: Maggie Hendricks interview (Hour 1 on 3/23)

In her final hour, Julie DiCaro was joined by Brian Barrish, who's the media manager of the United State Australian Football League. He explained the rules on how to play the game. Later, DiCaro tried to figure out the best way to fall asleep during these trying times.

DiCaro: Brian Barrish explains Australian rules football (Hour 2)

Julie DiCaro opened her show by explaining how she's dealing with social distancing. Later, Arthur Arkush of Pro Football Weekly joined the show to discuss the Bears' moves over the past week, including the acquisition of quarterback Nick Foles from the Jaguars.

DiCaro: Arthur Arkush on Bears' moves in free agency (Hour 1)

In the final hour of the show, Julie DiCaro continues to react to the news that the Bears have traded for former Jacksonville Jaguars QB Nick Foles. Then Julie discusses Adam Silver's recent appearance on ESPN's "The Jump" regarding the coronavirus. Plus, Julie and producer Adam Studzinski try to determine what the best shows and movies to binge-watch during the current quarantine are. 

DiCaro: Nick Foles reactioin, pop culture for quarantine (Hour 2)

A former lawyer, Julie DiCaro brings her insightful perspective to any and all topics on her night show, which runs weekdays from 10 p.m. to midnight when not pre-empted by Cubs broadcasts. Follow her on Twitter @JulieDiCaro.

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Julie DiCaro on 670 The Score

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