Jeffrey Gorman is joined by former Colts linebacker and current Iowa football radio commentator Pat Angerer for stories from the thumping defender's career, including his view of the transition from Peyton Manning to Andrew Luck and how he frequently played through pain during his time in Indianapolis.

Jeffrey Gorman is joined by legendary and longtime football coach Tom Moore for a dive into his career, which began in the 1960s and continues to this day with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Moore offers up stories from his 13-year tenure with the Colts, spent entirely with Peyton Manning behind center, and the 87-year-old dispenses a wealth of knowledge from his stops in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, New Orleans Saints, Colts, New York Jets, Tennessee Titans, Arizona Cardinals and Buccaneers.

Jeffrey Gorman sits down with Super Bowl winning Colts left tackle Tarik Glenn to reflect on his Ring of Honor career, playing with Peyton Manning (and diffusing a scrap between Manning and Jeff Saturday), and what he's up to now in his post-playing career.

Jeffrey Gorman catches up with Hall of Fame running back Edgerrin James about his legendary career with the Colts, including some incredible stories both on and off the field.

Jeffrey Gorman is joined by former Colts offensive lineman and current radio analyst Joe Reitz to discuss the Indiana native's career and what he thinks of the Colts in 2025. Gorman gets into Reitz's transition from basketball to football, how he was able to make it in the NFL, some of his favorite moments from his time with the Colts and how he sees the Colts' quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones playing out.

In the debut episode of High Volume, Jeffrey Gorman sits down with Bruce Arians, the former Colts assistant and Super Bowl winner, to hear stories from the legendary coach's career. Jeffrey and Arians get into what it was like to work for the great Bear Bryant, stories from early in Peyton Manning's career with the Colts and his experiences working with quarterbacks like Manning, Luck, Roethlisberger, and Brady. Arians also explains his unique coaching style, why he made an effort to open doors for women in NFL coaching ranks and what he sees in the Colts' quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones.