The Eastern Washington University Coaches Show will take place for a second year at the Movie and Dinner theatre complex at Northern Quest Casino and Resort starting Monday, Sept. 2.
 
Starting at 5:30 p.m., head coach Aaron Best will show video from the previous game and provide commentary prior to his appearance on the show. The public is invited to attend the video session and listen to the show live, with full food and beverage service available from each of the 70 seats in one of NQ's theatres.
 
The radio show begins at 6 p.m. and features Best and two player guests. The show may be heard on 700-AM ESPN, 105.3-FM, tunein.com and via Tunein's mobile phone app (search for Eastern Washington). EWU football and men's basketball games may also be heard via those methods.
 
Larry Weir and Paul Sorensen will host the shows, which actually begin on Aug. 26 with a radio-only show featuring Best, special teams coordinator Heath Pulver, defensive coordinator Eti Ena and offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker.
 
Because of Eastern's bye on the schedule, the show on Oct. 21 will be also be on radio only and will feature other EWU staff and coaches, plus an interview with Best.
 
Shows will continue at least through Nov. 25, and other shows could potentially be added depending on EWU's postseason fate.
 
Northern Quest is located at 100 N. Hayford Road in Airway Heights.  From downtown Spokane, take exit 277 off I-90 and follow Highway 2 for 4.4 miles, then turn right on Hayford Road and follow for 1.0 miles. From Cheney, take exit 272 off I-90 and follow WA-902 toward Medical Lake for just 0.3 miles. Take a right on Geiger Blvd., followed by a quick left on Hayford Road and follow for 4.4 miles. The M&D complex is located to the South of the casino, and across the street from the hotel.
 
Once the football season concludes, the Coaches Shows will switch to basketball and feature men's head coach Shantay Legans and women's head coach Wendy Schuller. Eastern assistant coaches and players will also be guests, with Larry Weir serving as host.