A heated argument on a plane sparks a discussion about plane etiquette, while identity theft protection and oral care products are promoted. The hosts also touch on robotic surgery, abortion rates, and the intersection of clown politics and societal issues. [... more]

Jerry Hairston Jr., a former big leaguer and current broadcaster for the Dodgers, shares his thoughts on the integration of Negro League statistics into Major League Baseball, highlighting the importance of recognizing American history and the contributions of black players to the sport. [... more]

The Boston Celtics are one game away from moving forward to an Eastern Conference Finals, while the Dallas Mavericks and Oklahoma City Thunder are set to face off in a crucial game. The WNBA is also gearing up for its 28th season, with Kaitlyn Clark making her debut. Meanwhile, Jared Goff has signed a four-year contract with the Detroit Lions, and the NFL is exploring the use of robotic umpires in baseball. [... more]

Florida Man stories and absurd crimes continue to amaze, while conservative politics and gun rights take center stage in a discussion on the importance of electable candidates and the dangers of political aristocracy. [... more]

The host discusses the border bill, criticizing its provisions and the Democrats' handling of immigration policy. They also touch on Ukraine aid, Israel aid, and the Second Amendment, highlighting the importance of securing the US border and addressing the root causes of the crisis. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger, a caregiver for 34 years, shares his experience with COVID-19 and discusses the importance of joint replacement surgery for those suffering from arthritis. Dr. Jeffrey Hodrick, an orthopedic surgeon, joins the conversation to provide insights on the benefits and challenges of elective surgery during the pandemic, including the risks of infection and the importance of mental preparation for patients. [... more]

A technologically advanced device is helping people with spinal cord injuries regain mobility, but its high cost and limited insurance coverage are major hurdles. Meanwhile, a new trend in yoga, goat yoga, is bringing people together and providing a unique form of exercise and therapy. And in the world of entertainment, legendary singer Petula Clark is still going strong at 85, while a young woman with Down syndrome is making waves as a lobbyist in Washington D.C. [... more]