Drive Time Lincoln: Recent Episodes
Jack Riggins
Drive Time Lincoln, hosted by Commander Jack Riggins, is Lincoln’s only local afternoon talk show. Featuring a complete wrap-up of the news of the day from the award-winning KLIN news team and in-depth interviews with today’s news makers. If it’s happening in Lincoln, you’ll hear about it on Drive Time Lincoln.
On the final episode of Drive Time Lincoln, CDR welcomes Political Director of NEGOP, Todd Watson. Johnny Cadillac and Doug Fitzgerald shares their appreciation for CDR. KLIN Program Director, Kaleb Henry then shares an announcement of the next weekday afternoon show going forward.
CDR welcomes Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbernsen of Branched Oak Observatory, talking about upcoming events, the northern lights, and all things astronomy.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Tom Duden, who is running the District 2 City Council Seat.
CDR welcomes Phoebe Hampton of Chariots 4 Hope, then chats with Rod Edwards of Nebraska First PAC.
CDR starts the show with a major programming announcement, then talks with Professional Golfer, Scott Gutschewski, and his success so far in the Korn Kerry Tour's LECOM Suncoast Classic. CDR follows this with chatting with Directory of Parent Life for Youth for Christ, Brooke Fullerton.
CDR welcomes Richard Aldag, as he runs for Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education, District 6.
CDR welcomes Emmy Pollen, who is running for LPS School Board District 2, then Alaina Brouillete, who is running for LPS School Board District 4.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Kirk Penner of the Nebraska State Board of Education.
CDR welcomes John Berry of Berry Law Firm, talking about their recently received awards.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Dr. Elina Newman, as she is seeking election for City Council Seat for District 3, then welcomes Taylor Wyatt, as he runs for the City Council Seat for District 1.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Development Director for Friendship Home, Dani Jurgens. She discusses their mission, and upcoming "Stuff The Bus" event.
CDR welcomes Stan Parker, discussing his experiences from running for Mayor of Lincoln, and his positivity of everything, despite the outcome of the Primaries.
CDR stresses the importance of getting a higher number of policing and further safety, in light of all the shootings Lincoln has seen in 2023 alone so far.
CDR welcomes Elder Peterson, Elder Allen, and Elder Van Skyhawk, and chat about the work they do and the message they share in spreading the news of Jesus Christ.
CDR welcomes MWA Promoter Brian Blade, to talk about MWA's upcoming show, wrestling, and politics in between.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes two different City Council Candidates. He first chats with Taylor Wyatt, who is running for District 1. Then chats with Tom Duden, who is running for District 2.
Dan Parsons fills in for CDR and welcomes Nebraska Senator Eliot Bostar. He first has Senator Beau Ballard also join the conversation, and later welcomes Congressman Mike Flood, to also join the conversation.
Dan Parsons fills in for CDR. He shares who he is, and his background. Then welcomes 2023 Nebraska Teacher of the year, Renee Jones, of Lincoln High School.
CDR opens up the call and text lines to discuss with the listeners what they want to discuss. Even features a thoughtful question from Producer Johnny Cadillac.
CDR is back. He shares thoughts on a few different headlines, and spends extra attention on the mask mandate in hospitals coming to an end, and the importance of mental health, upon the recent mass shooting.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes President of Autism Family Network, Cathy Martinez. She shares her story, the mission and work of Autism Family Network, and helps spread awareness.
Dan Parsons fills in for the CDR to talk with Jason Ball, Jeff Maul, and Chef Kevin Shinn.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Vice President of Wheels 4 Warriors USA, and President of Hero Stock, Jason Steiner, talking about their programs and upcoming event.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Executive Director of the Pregnancy Center, Pat McCarthy. They discuss Center's mission, purpose and practices.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR. He first welcomes Sammy Luci, who is running for Lincoln Airport Authority. He later welcomes Mike Sciandra, who shares his story of overcoming a gambling problem, in which nearly destroyed his life.
CDR welcomes Mayoral Candidate and current Senator, Suzanne Geist. They discuss her campaign and focus as she seeks Mayor election.
CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss subjects with callers that they want to discuss.
CDR shares some thoughts, catches up with the messages on the text line, and discusses with Producer Johnny Cadillac on the latest of Caddy Chat Wrestling Talk Podcast.
CDR welcomes callers throughout the show. He discusses the southern border, along with a list of items you didn't know were invented for the military. He also discusses other news headlines.
CDR welcomes Stan Parker, as he shares his goals and discusses his campaign as he runs for Mayor.
CDR opens up the phone lines and discusses with listeners topics such as Ukraine and gender equality.
CDR welcomes Chris Stokes to share his story, as he seeks election for Lincoln Airport Authority.
The CDR runs through several headlines and gives his thoughts before chatting with KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry on a few Huskers notes.
CDR talks extensively about concealed carry, and compares things to driving a vehicle. Brian Blade also makes a brief appearance to further promote this weekend's MWA shows.
CDR welcomes MWA Promoter, Brian Blade to discuss the weekend's big shows of theirs in both Lincoln and Dorchester, and together discuss the state of the world at this moment.
CDR welcomes President of Turning Point USA, Nebraska Chapter, Collin Bonnie. They preview upcoming events they're hosting that are open to the public, and other news and political headlines and stories.
Doug Fitzgerald in a remote location, fills in for CDR and welcomes Miss Teen USA Faron Medhi and Miss Nebraska Natalie Pieper, along with Co-Owner of Vanbros & Associates, Jennifer Vannetta-Fisher; ahead of the big upcoming competition weekend.
CDR welcomes concerned citizen, Russ Barger, who had attended the recent County Board meeting, where the idea of officially ending the Covid mandate in Lancaster County was turned down. Russ discusses his concern of all of this.
CDR gives a review of the history of the Pledge of Allegiance, and a bit of what it means to him. Then discusses other news topics such as ending the Covid Emergency, abortion, and more.
CDR shares some thoughts and stories on US Presidents, past and present, along with presidential party members, on a special Presidents Day edition episode.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR. First welcomes KLIN News Team's own Michael Wheeler, telling his story on his final day with the team. Then welcomes Executive Producer of I've Got a Name, Paul Yates. Talking about their team does with sex trafficking victims in Lincoln, and trying to end sex trafficking.
CDR welcomes Paul Holt of The Ugly Hotel, along with Lynette Sorrentino of Chaos to Boss, talking politics and concerns.
CDR welcomes County Engineer of Lancaster County, Pam Dingman, primarily discussing the roads and bridges, in light of tomorrow's projected snow for the city of Lincoln.
CDR welcomes County Commissioner Matt Schulte, discussing his firm stance on how we should no longer be considered to be in a "Covid Emergency."
CDR welcomes Mary Hilton, discussing her concern and opposition for the bills that would legalize medical marijuana in Nebraska.
CDR discusses with a number of texters for a Frogman Friday, primarily discussing the current medical marijuana bills.
CDR welcomes Natalie Wiess back on the show, to discuss Trans Lives Matter, and controversial trans bills in the state legislature.
While also enjoying the return of Producer Johnny Cadillac, CDR reflects on his visit to the state capitol from yesterday, with the testifiers on the trans bills.
The CDR talks his latest posts on #CornGate before diving into Husker talk with KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry.
CDR talks with Phoebe Hampton, Chariots4Hope Director of Development, then Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbernsen of the Branched Oak Observatory.
The CDR chats with Sen. Suzanne Geist about her newest endorsement before talking Huskers with Kaleb Henry as he fills in for the vacationing Johnny Cadillac.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, talking the dangers of fentanyl. He welcomes Assistant Special Agent in Charge of DEA in Omaha, Steve Bell. Then welcomes Peer Support Specialist with The Wellbeing Initiative, Taisa Brumagen.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Dr. Elina Newman, as she runs for District 3 City Council Seat.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes State Senator, Julie Slama. She shares her background, and visions from within the state senate.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Jeff Lindquist, a mentor with TeamMates of Lincoln. Discussing the program, what it's meant to him working with the mentees he has had over the 18 years he has been with TeamMates.
CDR welcomes Vice Chair of Secular Democrats, Rachele Walter, along with Secretary of Secular Democrats and Founder of Nebraska Legislative Study Group, Angie Philips.
Stemmed from a question that Producer Johnny Cadillac randomly asked right before the show, CDR reflects back on the last year, and its accomplishments for both himself and DTL, along with in the city of Lincoln.
CDR welcomes former Nebraska Quarterback, Tommy Armstrong Jr, primarily discussing his heroic rescue of family friends from a fire last Christmas time. They also talk football, and Armstrong's coaching nowadays for Lincoln North Star.
CDR welcomes a huge round table discussion between himself, and guests: Nebraska Republican National Committee Woman Fanchon Blythe, California Republican National Committee Woman Harmeet Dhillon, North Dakota Republican National Committee Woman Lori Hinz, and Republican Consultant Caroline Wren.
CDR and producer Johnny Cadillac, focus on finding good things and news stories to share with the listeners, in light of the upcoming holiday.
CDR welcomes election integrity activist, Melissa Sauder, of Grant Nebraska, discussing further concern and visions of election integrity and security.
CDR discusses with caller Dan, his experience at today's hearing filed by Bob Borer, for Help America Vote Act, the recount of how Nebraska is not in compliance of it.
CDR welcomes COL Shawn Smith, representing Case of America; discussing election integrity and security.
CDR opens up the phone lines, discussing the south beltway, Twitter, voting, and so much more.
CDR welcomes members of a group, spearheading and looking into Election Security in Nebraska since 2020, Leigh Ann Trausch of Grand Island, and Melissa Sauder of Grant. They share their interesting take on the subject.
CDR is back and expands his thoughts on a number of subjects, but primarily focuses on both election integrity, and policing.
Doug Fitzgerald continues to fill in for CDR, and along with Producer Johnny Cadillac welcomes MWA Promoter and Heavyweight Champion, Brian Blade. Discussing his life and wrestling career, and all things with their upcoming show in Lincoln.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes Elina Newman, to share her deep story and background, along her campaign in running for District 3 City Council Seat.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Zach Harsin and Luke Fischer of Acton Academy, along with a couple of Acton's learners: Dharma and Kingston, with their parents, talking about their alternative learning/education experience through Acton.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Paul Yates of I've Got A Name, along with Captain Jake Dilsaver of the Lincoln Police Department. Together they discuss the very real issue of human sex trafficking in Lincoln Nebraska.
CDR welcomes Mallory Hughes of Berry Law Firm, discussing their side of situations for different cases.
CDR welcomes Collin Bonnie and John Roth of Turning Point USA, discussing all things and thoughts Republican Party
CDR welcomes LTC John Glen Weaver USAF Ret, to discuss issues within Nebraska and our country, along with his goals, as he seeks to be nominated for US Senate.
CDR discusses different news stories coming out of Thanksgiving weekend, and his thoughts throughout.
CDR opens up the phone lines, to talk with the listeners about what they want to discuss. This week, crime talk is heavy. CDR also shares an embarrassing road story he experienced earlier in the day.
CDR welcomes Wyatt Cassidy of UNL College Republicans, sharing insight on the election, upcoming elections, and political ideas and policies in general.
CDR welcomes Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbernsen of Branched Oak Observatory, discussing incredible astronomy facts, and their upcoming year-end Star Party.
CDR welcomes back Rod Edwards of the Nebraska First PAC. They continue their conversation from last week, now following Trump announcing his running for president. Sharing further thoughts on the Republican Party, following the election from last Tuesday.
CDR welcomes Pat Miller, to discuss his new upcoming show to KLIN programming, all about small businesses.
CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss what the listeners want to discuss, while sharing his thoughts stemming from the election last Tuesday.
CDR Jack Riggins talks the recent election with Rod Edwards from the Nebraska First PAC.
CDR and Todd Watson of the NEGOP, have a discussion recapping the election, and what things could like in Nebraska going forward, as a result.
Discussing each category on the Lancaster County election ballot, CDR welcomes Bud Synhorst of LIBA, along with LCT John Glen Weaver USAF Ret.
CDR welcomes Sgt. Tony Conner of the Omaha Police Officers Association, discussing his support for James Michael Bowers' campaign in the District 46 race. CDR then welcomes Aaron Wubbels, as he runs for School Board of Norris District.
CDR welcomes a guest bringing some breaking news, then welcomes Matt Schulte to discuss Campus Life's "I Believe in Youth" campaign.
CDR welcomes Lancaster County County Attorney, Pat Condon, talking his experiences and campaign, as he seeks re-election. Along with his wife, Carol Ann, also in studio.
CDR discusses his concerns on the schools and the homeless population, while also opening up the phone lines to discuss with the listeners issues they want to discuss.
CDR officially welcomes back Johnny Cadillac after a very trying time for him. CDR welcomes Justin Drahota, as he runs for Norris School District. Johnny Cadillac finds the #TweetOfTheDay, and CDR discusses Twitter's changes with Elon Musk taking over.
Robert J. Borer, write-in candidate for Governor joined CDR Jack Riggins on this edition of Drive Time Lincoln
The CDR starts off with some politics before welcoming Cookout Christian and Sauerkraut Kat from the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile.
CMD opened the phones to discuss mayoral candidates, fentanyl and the homeless problem downtown
CDR welcomes Lancaster County Treasurer Candidate, Tracy Refior, discussing his campaign and focuses. CDR then welcomes Lincoln Mayor Candidate, Stan Parker, discussing his background, and strategies in his campaign.
CDR welcomes Spokesman for Lincoln Safety Foundation, and Retired State Patrol Col, Tom Nesbitt, discussing crimes in Lincoln and the concern for action.
CDR opens up the phonelines to discuss with the listeners what they want to discuss. CDR and producer Johnny Cadillac also shine the spotlight on teachers who had an impact on each of them growing up.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in CDR, and welcomes Chairman of Lancaster County Republican Party, Samuel Lyon, discussing the upcoming elections. For more information, visit LCRPNE.org
CDR welcomes Jason Krueger, discussing his campaign running for County Commissioner, then James Michael Bowers, discussing his campaign as he runs for Legislative District 46.
CDR Jack Riggins chats with Nebraska GOP Political Director Todd Watson about candidates, issues, campaigning and more
CDR shares concern on the current controversy in schools, test scores, material, and other concerns from within. He also shares his concern on a local stabbing, and issues going on overseas as well.
CDR welcomes Melanie Standiford, to share her sad story of being fired from her television anchor career in North Platte, for circulating a pro life petition in her church.
CDR opens up the phone lines and discusses with callers the topics on their mind, primarily in light of the upcoming election.
CDR welcomes Remi Adeleke. Remi Adeleke is a Navy Seal veteran, sharing his story from being born in Africa, his unlikely journey to become a Navy Seal, his role in the "Transformers" movie, to discussing his director role in the upcoming film, "The Unexpected," highlighting and fighting human trafficking and modern slavery.
CDR welcomes Former US Attorney for District of Nebraska, and former Lancaster County Attorney, Joe Kelly, discussing his signature of letter of support for Pat Condon for County Attorney.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes Lancaster County Assessor, Rob Ogden, discussing his accomplishments, goals, and plans, as he is seeking re-election. Then welcomes local real estate professional, Jeff Searcy, of the Searcy Team of Home Real Estate, discussing the housing market.
CDR welcomes UNL College Republicans President, Wyatt Cassidy, and fellow member, John Roth, along with Secretary of Turning Point USA, Collin Bonnie. They discuss their counter protest for a pro-abortion rally today, and other key thoughts and issues.
CDR opens up the phone lines, and asks listeners to discuss news and issues on a local level for this week's Whatever Wednesday.
CDR welcomes President of Knowledge and Decisions Economic Consulting, Michael Austin; discussing the dangers in the raise of minimum wage.
CDR welcomes Husker Beat Writer for The Athletic, Mitch Sherman, taking a look at things going forward for Nebraska Football, following their victory over the weekend.
CDR shares thought and advice of staying informed, in preparing for this upcoming election season.
CDR welcomes Russ Barger, as he runs for State Legislature for District 26. They discuss the campaign, and goals he has for improvement in Nebraska.
CDR and Producer Johnny Cadillac share some laughs through a Twitter Tuesday edition of DTL. Then CDR discusses a recent episode of DTL with a caller.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Co-Founder of Acton Academy, Zach Harsin, talking about their Acton Academy program, focus, and goals.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes Jesse Cunningham and Jason Steiner of Wheels 4 Warriors USA, along with a call from the President of the organization, Craig Toupin. They discuss the program, upcoming events, and Vetstock 2022. For more information, visit w4wusa.org.
CDR welcomes Marni Hodgen, as she discusses her campaign running for District 8 School Board. CDR then welcomes Matt Anderson, Michael Sibbernsen, and Lisa Workman of Branched Oak Observatory, discussing their Fall StarBQ event this weekend.
CDR welcomes Lancaster County Attorney, Pat Condon, discussing his campaign for re-election, his experiences, and the issues that are going on in Lancaster County at this time.
CDR welcomes MWA Promoter and Heavyweight Champion Brian Blade, to discuss their upcoming Lincoln show, and talk politics as well.
CDR welcomes Chair of Republican Liberty Caucus, and Campaign Manager of Christy Armendariz and Marni Hodgen, Stephen Bader. They discuss the State Board of Education and the school board election.
CDR welcomes Executive Director Katie Patrick and Development Officer John Soukup, of Catholic Social Services; followed by Executive Director and Founder of Uplifting Paws, Liz Higley. The two final two company recipients of Union Bank and Trust's "Big Give".
CDR welcomes Executive Director of Clinic With a Heart, Teresa Harms Coder, as the latest the latest recipient of Union Bank and Trust's "Big Give"; then welcomes Ambassador Francis Rooney, to talk about the Pope, and his views on what's going on in Ukraine.
CDR welcomes State Senator, Suzanne Geist, shortly following her announcement of running for Mayor. Then CDR welcomes President of Autism Network, Cathy Martinez, as the latest recipient of Union Bank and Trust's "Big Give".
CDR welcomes Macala Carter of Center for People in Need, as the latest recipient of Union Bank and Trust's "Big Give". CDR then welcomes Matt Anderson of Branched Oak Observatory, and Child Evangelism Fellowship, discussing the observatory's StarBQ event on September 24th, and CEF's Fundraiser Banquet on October 10th.
CDR welcomes Executive Director of Camp Sonshine, Jeff Keiser, as the latest recipient of Union Bank and Trust's "Big Give"; then welcomes Steve Sipple of On3.com to discuss the story of the firing of Scott Frost.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Melissa Wood and Carrier Herrera, representing Tunnels To Towers, discussing the program, and their recent 5K walk/run they hosted. For more information, visit https://dogood.t2t.org/event/2022-tunnel-to-towers-5k-run-and-walk-lincoln-ne/e390032
Doug then welcomes Paul Yates, of I've Got a Name, the latest recipient of Union Bank and Trust's "Big Give" promotion. They discuss their program and purpose. For more information visit, https://ivegotaname.org/
CDR welcomes two of the recipient organizations from Union Bank and Trust's $1,000,000.00 "Big Give," with Matt Madcharo, the Executive Director of Capital Humane Society; then Courtney Johnson of Pius X Foundation.
CDR welcomes the head of the University of Nebraska College Republicans, Wyatt Cassidy, discussing political issues and conversations that take place among the student body on campus.
CDR welcomes Nebraska Legislature District 2 Candidate, Sarah Slattery, to discuss her background, and her concerns, focuses, and goals, in her campaign.
CDR welcomes Rod Edwards of Nebraska First PAC, discussing secret ballots, among other things; then for the second half, opens up the phone lines for Whatever Wednesday.
CDR discusses political issues on both sides of the aisle, along with the Tweet of the Week.
CDR gives a major update on his Mayor Exploratory; then welcomes CEO of Fluence Media, from Minneapolis Minnesota, Blois Olson, discussing his background, politics, and political ideas taking place in Minnesota. Includes a discussion on student debt.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR as host, and welcomes Amy Hollman from Nebraska Pharmacists Association, then Taisa Brumagen from The Wellbeing Initiative.
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For more information, visit www.stopodne.com and www.wellbeinginitiative.org
CDR welcomes former President of Prairie Astronomy Club and active astronomer, Brian Sivill, and Matt Anderson of Branched Oak Observatory, discussing their interest in astronomy, and their experiences with telescopes and stars
CDR opens the phone lines for Whatever Wednesday, heavy discussion on Biden's decision/announcement on student loan debt
CDR is back, and welcomes the Chair of Nebraska Stonewall Democrats, Natalie Weiss, discussing a view from the other side of the aisle of the explicit material in schools; and the LGBTQ+ Community
Kaleb Henry and Operations Manager Steve King are in to host and address the major news from the weekend. The two chat with Matt Innis and later on callers, to discuss material found in libraries and what content is being taught.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in and talks with former head Husker trainer Doak Ostergard about his career from an NU student trainer to creating products used by collegiate and professional athletes.
CDR welcomes First Congressional District Candidate, Patty Pansing Brooks, to discuss her platform and campaign in the upcoming election.
CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss with callers and texters what they want to discuss.
CDR welcomes UNO English Professor, Lisa Knopp, to discuss her experiences that led to her writing her book, "From Your Friend Corey Dean: Letters from Nebraska's Death Row."
CDR welcomes NGA Amateur and Match-Play Champion and NU Women's Golfer, Megan Whittaker, and NU teammate, Lindsey Thiele. They discuss their golfing backgrounds, and the upcoming season.
CDR welcomes Matt Schulte from Youth for Christ-Lincoln discussing their upcoming Colorado Peach Fundraiser.
CDR is back, and welcomes the head of Secular Democrats of Nebraska, discussing who she represents, and the work that she does with nones.
Producer Johnny Cadillac hosts a "Best of The Commander" edition of Drive Time Lincoln, in CDR's absence. Recapping Johnny Cadillac interviewing the Commander; and CDR's interview with representatives with the Tunnels To Towers Foundation.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes State Senator of District 2, Rob Clements, discussing his background, what he's worked on for the state, and more of his standings with key issues.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Assistant Vice President of Community Outreach, Jill Smith, discussing Union Bank's "The Big Give" event. Then Doug welcomes Kris Beckenbach, as she runs for Lancaster County Clerk, talking about her experiences with the campaign up to this point.
CDR reverses the roles, and gives Producer Johnny Cadillac the opportunity to interview him, where from there they discuss a wide range of topics.
CDR welcomes Lincoln City Councilman Richard Meginnis, discussing his thoughts on the city, what the council is doing, and fees.
CDR opens up the phone and text lines to discuss with the listeners what they want to discuss.
CDR welcomes chancellor of the Nebraska State College System, Paul Turman, discussing his background and history with the state colleges across the state, and what he's looking forward to with the future of the schools.
CDR welcomes Melissa Wood, Carrie Herrera, and Celia Herrera of Tunnel to Towers Lincoln Walk/Run, discussing their mission and upcoming event. Visit https://dogood.t2t.org/event/2022-tunnel-to-towers-5k-run-and-walk-lincoln-ne/e390032 for more details.
CDR welcomes Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbersen of Branched Oak Observatory, discussing upcoming events; then welcomes Matt Innis, discussing Conservative Republicans supporting Conservative Republicans.
CDR welcomes NEGOP State Chairman, Eric Underwood, to discuss the transition to his new role with the NEGOP.
CDR welcomes Bud Synhorst, the CEO and president of Lincoln Independent Business Association, discussing past and present issues of local businesses, and plans with dealing with things going forward. Plus an announcement of a new upcoming podcast of Producer Johnny Cadillac.
CDR discusses a number of different topics both locally and nationally, coming out of the weekend.
CDR welcomes Natalie Weiss and Hannah Wroblewski of the Lancaster County Democratic Party to discuss goings on in Nebraska politics.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes County Commissioner Candidate and Executive Director of Youth For Christ, Matt Schulte. They discuss concerns and issues in the county, along with upcoming events an programs being put on with Youth For Christ. They even take a surprise caller on the show, in a conversation you don't want to miss.
CDR opens up the phone lines to talk with the listeners on issues on their minds. Crime was heavily discussed.
CDR discusses a number of different topics coming out of the weekend. We also hear about camps that Jack attended growing up, leading to Producer Johnny Cadillac to mention an achievement of his own that he's proud to have.
CDR Jack takes a couple calls on golf and a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient. Plus a chat with fill-in Kaleb Henry on a couple topics, including his new podcast.
CDR welcomes KLIN's own Karla James to discuss her perspective as a journalist, from today's New NEGOP Chairman Press Conference.
After caller Richard's time without talking Star Tran is up, concerns get raised over government tax dollars spending, causing a very intense, must-listen Whatever Wednesday.
CDR discusses his chosen tweet of the week, and further discusses a number of other topics.
CDR welcomes Aaron Sanderford of the Nebraska Examiner, to discuss happenings and changes coming out of the weekend's NEGOP Convention.
CDR opens up the phone lines to any first time caller, and through so, re-connects with an old friend, over a political conversation.
CDR welcomes Senator Deb Fischer, as they discuss all sorts of issues and current events ranging nationally, internationally, and even locally.
CDR welcomes Matt Innis back on the show. They discuss NEGOP issues, and tie everything in with callers on what is also a Whatever Wednesday.
CDR shares random thoughts on a Tuesday, which leads into Twitter Tuesday, and the idea of Liberal World Order, and how it can affect us even here in Lincoln.
CDR welcomes political strategist Rod Edwards; discussing voter id, election integrity and other current political issues.
CDR and Producer Johnny Cadillac discuss the recent appeal of the Jeff Fortenberry sentencing; CDR also further discusses a recent outrageous headline from a big news outlet source.
CDR opens up the phone lines, specifically requesting first time callers for the first half of the show to talk about whatever is on their mind. While doing so, we also hear from past DTL guest Natalie Weiss
CDR welcomes State Senator Mike Flood, while he's running in today's Special election in 1st Congressional District, and his intentions, if elected.
CDR discusses a variety of topics, mostly gearing up for tomorrow's Special Election; then eventually welcomes Nicole Hochstein, Sarpy and Cedar Counties County Coordinator of Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana, and their fight for their spot on the ballot in the election this November.
CDR and Johnny Cadillac react to the shots fired at them from Jack Mitchell and Kaleb Henry on LNK Today that morning; then discuss the Second Amendment and gun control.
CDR welcomes Lauren Garcia of American Federation for Children, discussing SCOTUS decision on school choice, what it means for Nebraska. CDR also discusses the recent news on Tammy Ward.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR. Starts with a conversation with Johnny Cadillac and Chris Lofgreen, as part of his covering of Twitter Tuesday. Then for the second half of the show, welcomes Pat Moran of Lincoln Coin and Bullion, discussing gold and silvers, and their values today.
CDR Riggins asks fill-in producer Kaleb Henry about his failed pitch before talking about Juneteenth. Plus a random question from the CDR's childhood!
CDR welcomes the Chairman of Executive Travel, Steve Glenn, to discuss his program of sending people volunteers out to help Ukrainian refugees with Operation Safe Harbor.
CDR welcomes Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbersen of Branched Oak Observatory, to discuss stars, lunar eclipses, and their Cars and Stars event this weekend, honoring truck drivers
CDR opens up the phone lines and discusses the topics with the listeners that they would like to discuss.
CDR welcomes Ali McCracken, of Lincoln Arts Festival to discuss their program, and the huge free local arts event being put on this weekend in Downtown Lincoln. Then CDR welcomes City Councilman Richard Meginnis to discuss Lincoln's vote to rescind the Fairness Ordinance, and his goals for the city from here.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes Gun Rights and Law Attorney, Dick Clark, discussing gun control laws, rights, and all sorts of knowledge and advice, coming off of the recent school shootings.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Tracey Gabelman-Hart and Aly Hart Summerson, of Hart Dance Academy, discussing the history of the dance academy; then also welcomes one of the dancers, Celia Herrera, as they prepare for a big recital this weekend.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Dr. Gausman to the show, as he prepares to start his role as the new LPS Superintendent, beginning July 1st.
CDR discusses the Tweet of the Day with #TwitterTuesday, then opens up the phone lines, and discusses with the listeners issues they would like to discuss.
CDR shares his thoughts and concerns with local GOP, with upcoming elections and current events
Doug Fitzgerald guest hosts to chat with Matt Anderson about the Branched Oak Observatory and Child Evangelism Fellowship
CDR welcomes Steve Sipple, formerly of the Lincoln Journal Star, to discuss his new career, and his transition to there.
CDR opens up the phone lines to discus key issues and concerns both locally and nationally that the listeners want to discuss.
CDR welcomes MWA Promotor and Nebraska Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame Class of 2022 inductee, Brian Blade, discussing all things pro wrestling, along with upcoming MWA shows and attractions.
CDR welcomes Greg Osborn of Lincoln Memorial Day Observance Association, to discuss their mission, and what they are doing to honor fallen soldiers on Memorial Day Monday.
CDR welcomes "Long Time Listener, Long Time Caller" Richard Schmeling, of Pro Rail Nebraska Inc, to discuss Star Tran, transportation, and the possibility of a railway being built between Lincoln and Omaha.
CDR welcomes Cody Bandars to further discuss the mission and movement of Carry The Load, then together they honor the life and service of Col Scott Green, and welcome his brother, Scott Green, and his father Rod Green.
CDR discusses the recent violent crimes in Lincoln, and stresses how we need more police.
CDR further discusses the movie 2000 Mules, then further discusses crowd strike, with regard to election processes in Nebraska.
CDR welcomes Kim Goins, Executive Director of Boys and Girls Clubs of Lincoln, to discuss their program, mission, upcoming events, and how others can support.
CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss with listeners what hot issues they would like to talk about.
CDR welcomes Cody of carrytheload.org to discuss his mission and movement through an upcoming event; and then starts Twitter Tuesday's first by discussing UFO's.
There were technical difficulties throughout this episode, resulting in parts of the show not being able to make it into the podcast.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and first welcomes Zach Harsin of Acton Academy Lincoln, discussing a new schooling method program. Second half of the show, Doug welcomes Pat and Kim McCarthy of the Pregnancy Center to talk about their mission and the work they do.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Matt Anderson, of both Branched Oak Observatory and Child Evangelism Fellowship. They primarily discuss Branded Oak Observatory, their programs, and an upcoming event they have coming on Sunday for a total lunar eclipse, and briefly discuss his role and events for Child Evangelism Fellowship.
With the Primaries now completely behind us, CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss a myriad of topics and issues.
CDR welcomes Nebraska Republican Gubernatorial Nominee Jim Pillen, then City Council District 3 Nominee Matt Schulte discussing their Primary Election victories on what's next in their respective General Election campaigns.
CDR discusses news and thoughts both locally and nationally, but really focuses on the Conservative side in the GOP Primaries.
CDR welcomes Secretary of State Bob Evnen, to discuss his platform and current issues in Nebraska he feels necessary to address as he seeks re-election. Then CDR welcomes John Glen Weaver, who is running for District 1 US Congress, discussing his background and platform.
CDR welcomes District 3 County Commissioner candidate Travis Filing, then welcomes Secretary of State nominee Robert Borer, to discuss their respective campaign platforms going into the upcoming Primaries.
CDR welcomes Natalie Weiss, Trans Activist and from the Lancaster County Democratic Party, to discuss any and all topics; and opens the show with District 26 Legislative Candidate Bob Van Valkenberg to discuss his platform.
CDR welcomes the Incumbent County Commissioner Deb Schorr to discuss her current campaign for re-election, then welcomes the Communications Director of City Impact, Lisa Guill, to discuss their mission and upcoming events.
CDR welcomes Lancaster County Treasurer candidate Tracy Refior, followed by State Board of Education nominee Kirk Penner, to talk about their respective campaigns and goals in the upcoming election.
CDR welcomes Gubernatorial candidate Theresa Thibodeau along with running mate Trent Loos, discussing her campaign. Then the second half of the show, CDR welcomes Charles W. Herbster, discussing the allegations out there against him.
CDR welcomes Nebraska Gubernatorial Candidate, Charles W Herbster, along with film producer David Bossie, to discuss Herbster's campaign and goals; and a film that David Bossie led that discussed Trump's final days in office and the election.
CDR welcomes Nebraska Volleyball coach John Cook, where they only briefly talk volleyball, but otherwise talk of mutual interest they share outside the sport. CDR even flips the script and has Cook interview him in the second half of the show.
Johnny Cadillac is back as show producer, where CDR welcomes candidate for US House of Representatives District 1, Curtis Huffman, to discuss his goals and plans, as he runs for the position.
Drive Time Lincoln, hosted by Commander Jack Riggins, is Lincoln’s only local afternoon talk show. If it’s happening in Lincoln, you’ll hear about it on Drive Time Lincoln.
Drive Time Lincoln, hosted by Commander Jack Riggins, is Lincoln’s only local afternoon talk show. If it’s happening in Lincoln, you’ll hear about it on Drive Time Lincoln.
Drive Time Lincoln, hosted by Commander Jack Riggins, is Lincoln’s only local afternoon talk show. If it’s happening in Lincoln, you’ll hear about it on Drive Time Lincoln.
CDR Riggins talks with James Herrold about his campaign for state legislature then gives some opinions with Kaleb Henry on the board.
CDR Jack Riggins discussed a variety of topics with Governor Pete Ricketts...and Matt Anderson with Branched Oak Observatory and Child Evangelism Fellowship
CDR welcomes back "Every Man" Dan for part 2 of Tuesday's conversation of the Dan Time Lincoln episode, plus CDR's thoughts on the latest Herbster issues.
CDR welcomes Travis Filing, along with Bob from Sandhills to discuss wind issues, and what we need to do to prepare and stay safe with these issues down the road
CDR welcomes active DTL listener "Every Man" Dan to the show. Dan is a political activist and concerned citizen, who shares his thoughts on a number of different topics.
CDR opens up the phone lines to ask the listeners who they are supporting in the Republican Governor Primaries Election, and why.
CDR welcomes Jasmine Gibson, discussing her campaign in running for Lancaster County Treasurer, her experiences, and what she's observed, which makes her feel to be the best candidate in the role.
CDR welcomes Travis Filing, to discuss his views and goals, while he is running for County Commissioner for Lancaster County.
CDR welcomes retired State Patrol Col Tom Nesbitt, discussing Nebraska's state patrol's endorsement for Charles W Herbster
CDR welcomes prominent attorney JL Spray, discussing voting importance, early voting, and ways to get your vote in
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Candice, Dana, and Jesse of Wheels 4 Warriors USA. They chat about their program of giving refurbished motorcycles to Veterans. Check out their website at w4wusa.org
CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss with the listeners the political issues on their minds.
CDR welcomes State Director of American Federation for Children, Lauren Garcia to discuss school choice. What is it, and what is going on in Nebraska?
CDR welcomes Lancaster County City Commissioner, Deb Schorr, discussing her views and missions for the county, as she seeks re-election
CDR welcomes Chairman of Executive Travel, Steve Glenn about a mission to help Ukrainians in Poland; and also welcomes Doug Fitzgerald throughout the show, briefly discussing OneShot. OneLife.
CDR opens the phone lines for a Talkative Thursday. Renter assistance debate takes over the show.
CDR welcomes Tracy Refior to the show as he is currently running for County Treasurer. He discusses his campaign and the issues he looks to work with if elected.
CDR welcomes Dr. Elina Newman, as she runs for 2023 City Council District 3. They discuss her journey and the work she had to put in as an United States immigrant, and the difference among legal vs illegal immigrants
Liz Shea-McCoy, representing Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation, comes on to discuss with CDR saving the mural on Pershing Auditorium
CDR welcomes conservative/activist Matt Innis to discuss his views on current issues and upcoming elections, and Jeff Fortenberry.
CDR welcomes Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts, to discuss current key issues for the state, as well as goals and visions of the future for the remainder of his time as Governor and beyond that.
CDR opens up the phone lines and discusses with listeners what they want to talk about.
CDR welcomes Secretary of State candidate Robert Borer, to discuss his background, and his intentions with his campaign
CDR opens up the phone lines and discusses with the listeners issues they want to discuss
CDR welcomes Natalie Weiss to different perspectives on LGBTQ+ rights and Lincoln's Fairness Ordinance
CDR welcomes Roy Christensen, as he runs for State Legislature District 28. His views, goals, and ambitions.
CDR welcomes City Council candidate Matt Schulte to discuss his views on where he wants to/can help with issues in Lincoln as part of his campaign.
CDR welcomes back Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbernsen, along with Lisa Workman of Branched Oak Observatory to discuss some of their upcoming events, along with some amazing astronomy facts.
CDR opens up the phone lines and wants to hear from the listeners on a much overdue Whatever Wednesday
CDR is back and welcomes Karen Bowling and Nate Grasz to discuss the latest updates and goals with their petition to Lincoln City Council on the Fairness Ordinance
Filling in for CDR, Doug Fitzgerald welcomes Nolan David, founder of Save Lincoln Local on facebook, discussing his story and purpose for helping local businesses, and through there, also welcomes Tay Barreal of GiddyUp Construction LLC and Tony Lawhorne of Lawhorne Design LLC, discussing the story of their businesses.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and first welcomes Governor Candidate Theresa Thibodeau, to discuss her campaign and where she wants to improve things. Then Nate Grasz, director of Nebraska Family Alliance, to discuss the Fairness Ordinance and Pro Life bills.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes Senator Deb Fischer, to discuss the issues between Ukraine and Russia, and inflation issues/gas price increase here in Nebraska.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Governor Pete Ricketts does discuss current key issues of Nebraska and the successes of his time with his position. Then welcomes MWA Promoter Brian Blade to discuss MWA Pro Wrestling, and their involvement with putting together professional wrestling shows across the state of Nebraska, and all over the Midwest.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes Kris Beckenbach for the first half of the show, as she prepares in running for Lancaster County Clerk, and State Senator Brett Lindstrom for the second half of the show, as he prepares in running for Governor.
CDR welcomes Policy Director of Nebraska Family Alliance, Nate Grasz to discuss their program and opposition toward the Fairness Act, and their petition to rescind it.
CDR welcomes first grade student, Lillie, along with her mother Samara, to discuss Lillie going to a recent school board meeting and discussing her stance the mask mandate in schools. Second half of the show, CDR welcomes Allie French to discuss her involvement with Nebraskans Against Government Overreach, and their upcoming Freedom Convoy.
Fired up CDR welcomes State Director of Americans For Prosperity Jessica Shelburn to discuss their mission and vision to help people with tax relief.
CDR welcomes former City Councilmen Roy Christensen to discuss transparency and the Fairness Act, and what can be done now at this time.
CDR welcomes Gubernatorial Candidate Lela McNitsch, to discuss her views and changes she feels needs to be made if elected
CDR welcomes Nebraska Governor Candidate Charles W. Herbster to discuss key issues he's focusing on with his campaign, and goals he hopes to put to use if elected.
CDR welcomes Dr. Elina Newman, immigrant/American, to discuss local and immigrant refuge population, concerns on family family, work, education in Lincoln Nebraska.
CDR welcomes back Lincoln residents/concerned parents, Sam Lyon and previous Lincoln City Council candidate Mary Hilton, discussing their concern of how the city is treating gender identity and the Fairness Ordinance.
CDR welcomes Senator Steve Erdman to discuss current legislature and issues, and what he plans to put to action in the future. Following that CDR welcomes Sam Lyon and Mary Hilton, to discuss their opposition to the Fairness Ordinance at City Council.
CDR welcomes both Governor Pete Ricketts and Governor Candidate Lela McNinch, to discuss key Nebraska issues, and water for the state, along with their visions of change
The CDR talks a number of topics brought up in the day's news as well as through the talk and textline.
CDR Jack talks with several callers about truck drivers, superintendent candidates, Herbie Husker and comments on the situation with Russia-US-Ukraine
The Commander talks with coach Cook about the 2021 fall season, what's to come, and his decades at the helm of NU.
CDR welcomes County Commissioner candidate Travis Filing, to discuss modern issues with our county and budget, and what he looks to do if elected
CDR welcomes back Jonathan Musgrave and Matt Anderson, the Site Wardship Directors of Child Evangelism Fellowship to discuss what they are currently working with and upcoming events with their program
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Kris Beckenbach to the show. Kris has been a consultant, manager, and volunteer for campaigns from city council to county commissioner, regent and even state-wide races. She shares what she's learned in more than 15 years of helping candidates get elected. Kris has been a co
CDR welcomes the Secretary of State of Nebraska, Bob Evnen, to discuss current bills/legislations, along with voter issues and stories, as he seeks re-election.
CDR welcomes Chairman and Vice Chairman Eric Underwood and Todd Watson, of the Lancaster County Republican Party, to discuss current local conservative politics
CDR encourages guests to call in and discuss their views on what's happening in our count, and any other issues they may have.
CDR welcomes Julie Sheldon, a concerned grandparent of an LPS student, to discuss the books that are found in the schools' libraries.
CDR welcomes County Commissioner Deb Schorr, as she runs for re-election. They discuss current key issues for our county, and her visions and goals for the county for this next possible term.
CDR welcomes Lancaster County Board Candidate Matt Schulte, to discuss his campaign, and what his views are, and plans for if he's elected.
CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss a wide variety of topics that's on the mind of the listeners.
CDR is back to host the show, and discuss all that has taken place with our country since he was last hosting the show at the end of December.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes tax expert Mark Burch. Mark shares key tips to save money and talks about his raffle for a 1973 Chevy Corvette Stingray, to benefit the Team Jack Foundation.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR and welcomes Dena Noe and Mary Torell of Great Plains Trails Network, and discuss the Lincoln Trail-A-Thon, and encourage listeners to go outside and get active. Visit gptn.org for more information.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Business Growth Expert, Jeff Dostal, discussing advice in communicating in a business, what to look for in finding the right candidate for your business, and the best ways to exceed in the work place.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes financial expert Michael Krause. Michael shares his top tips to establish a budge, get out of debt, and invest for the future.
CDR welcomes Drive Time Lincoln producer, and professional wrestling ring announcer, Johnny Cadillac, as he prepares for MWA's next Lincoln Nebraska show on January 28th.
CDR pays his respect to tribute Naval Commanding Officer Richard Marcinko, and shares Naval ROTC Cadet memories with callers and listeners.
CDR encourages listeners to call in and discuss the vaccine, and if you are actually immune from Covid with it, along with various other concerns
Whatever Wednesday from previous show turns into a thankful edition of Talkative Thursday as CDR opens up the phonelines
CDR opens up the call lines to discuss what's on the listener's minds on a jammed-pack short episode
CDR welcomes County Engineer Pam Dingman to discuss the damaged bridges in the city and county and the roads, with latest fixing updates, and budget needs to continue
CDR welcomes back Kathleen Kauth to DTL to discuss the latest updates with mask and vaccine status with the University students and faculty
CDR welcomes the Spokesman for Lincoln Safety Foundation, Tom Nesbitt, as Crime Week concludes
Crime Week continues as CDR welcomes County Attorney Pat Condon to discuss policies, crimes, his views, among a variety of topics
Commuter rails take over the conversation, as CDR opens up the phone lines for Whatever Wednesday
CDR welcomes Lancaster County Republican Party Chairman Eric Underwood to the show to express their viewpoints and ideas as Crime Week continues on DTL
CDR welcomes Sherriff Terry Wagener to the show to share some of his views and experiences, and hope for the future
CDR welcomes Senator Deb Fischer to discuss current events and issues, and KLIN's own Karla James in the second half, to reflect her time spent working in radio
On the day following the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, CDR opens up the phone lines and takes your calls on any events that come to mind
CDR welcomes Lincoln Journal Star beat writer Steve Sipple to discuss the future of Husker football with Scott Frost, now that the season has concluded, and more on the Adrian Martinez transfer portal story.
CDR talks studies, facts, and numbers when it comes to Lincoln's masked mandate, and masks in the schools
CDR welcomes United States Naval Academy Student, Jacob Meyer, to talk about his interest in the military, experiences, and goals for the future
CDR welcomes John Berry of Berry's Law Firm to discuss and dissect the Kyle Rittenhouse case.
CDR welcomes co-founders and CEO's of Branched Oak Observatory, Michael Sibbernsen and Matt Anderson, discussing the founding of their observatory, researched observations, upcoming events for their program and our night sky, and so much more
CDR opens up the phone lines and discusses a variety of subjects such as Nebraska's minimum wage, Let's Go Brandon, and so much more
CDR welcomes Clean Juice owners Angela Manzitto and Sarah Peter, discussing their healthy alternative juice store, with locations in both Lincoln and Omaha
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Dana and Candice Turner representing Wheels 4 Warriors USA, and later welcomes Susie Brown and Alicia Cropp, who represent their mission of We Can Do This
CDR welcomes LJS Football beat writer Steve Sipple to discuss Nebraska football with recent news and firings and a look at the future of the program
CDR welcomes Iraqi-born US Marine Veteran Abdul Zhaiya, as he shares his life/upbringing and stories from his serving the US Marines, and serving overseas.
CDR welcomes Site Wardship Directors Jonathan Musgrave and Matt Anderson, discussing their mission, foundation, and upcoming event
CDR welcomes Marine Veteran Bob Koenig following his 140 mile walk across Nebraska fundraiser. For further information or to donate, visit ruckforrefugees.com
CDR Jack talks with the new Lancaster County GOP Leadership: Chairman Eric Underwood; Vice-Chairman Todd Watson.
CDR welcomes Jessie Coffey to the show, as she recalls her son breaking his arm, which required surgery, hour-by-hour the events of going to the emergency room and finding a hospital that could operate on him with pandemic going on, and the importance of still always going to the emergency room when you need to.
CDR discusses a variety of topics including the importance of the Special Session, sex education in the schools, restaurant closings, Joe Biden news, and so much more
Conservative Activist Matt Innis, joins the CDR, to discuss the current movement/petition to end the mask mandate, his lobbying with the state senators, and lobbying for new LCRP.
CDR Jack welcomes Senator Suzanne Geist to DTL to discuss the possible eventual end to the mask mandate, and the launch of Nebraska Sunrise News, their plan, goals, and agenda going forward.
CDR welcomes Mediator and Business Coach, Kathleen Kauth to the show, discussing distain of the masks mandate especially in the schools, how ineffective masks are, and other reasons why to be against Lincoln's mask mandate
CDR Jack pays his tribute to former Secretary of State, Colin Powell, along with discussing Bob Koenig's Ruck For Refugees walk across the state of Nebraska, and his continued frustrations on Covid and the mask mandate.
Nebraska Governor candidate Breland Rideour joins CDR Jack as he discusses his background, and his views of a Myriad of topics, as part of his campaign in running in the upcoming election.
CDR Jack welcomes Kenny Winn, President of Heartland Precision Rifle to the show. They discuss the start of the company Heartland Precision Rifle. In the second half of the show they talk about masks in the schools and myriad of other issues on a Thursday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks about COVID, bridges and masks on Whatever Wednesday. In the second of the show CDR Jack talks to Dr. Peter McCullough who was in Lincoln as a guest of TurningPoint USA about COVID and masking.
CDR Jack and Producer Tyler talk about Dave Chapelle being under fire, Jon Gruden's resignation and A.I. technology on a Tuesday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks to Producer Tyler about the Husker football weekend. He also talks about voter ID and Columbus/Indigenous Peoples day on Monday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks to Senator Deb Fischer about the Over the Horizon capabilities in the military and more going on in Washington. In the second segment CDR Jack talks to Steve Sipple of the LJS about the Huskers big test as they welcome in No. 9 Michigan into Memorial Stadium Saturday Night.
CDR Jack talks to John Cartier of Civic Nebraska and Decline to Sign about not needing voter id in the state of Nebraska.
CDR Jack talks about a myriad issues on Whatever Wednesday from mask mandates, voter id, homelessness and more.
CDR Jack talks to Bud Synhorst President and CEO of LIBA as they talk about the impact Husker football and fans have on small businesses during the season. In the second half of the show they talk about local businesses closing due to the pandemic and holiday shopping.
CDR Jack talks to producer Tyler Fangman and gets his thoughts on the Husker Football win over Northwestern Saturday Night. He also talks about crime stats, masks, Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp shutting down and more.
CDR Jack talks to Steve Sipple about the Husker Football team and gives a midterm assessment on a Friday DTL.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR Jack as he talks to operations manager Steve King and Sports Director Kaleb Henry joins in the 2nd half of the show.
CDR Jack talks about mask mandate extension, crime, bridges and a whole lot more on a eventful Whatever Wednesday.
CDR Jack talks about the mask mandate being extended another month, the fallout from Afghanistan and Over the Horizon strike capability in the U.S. military.
CDR Jack talks to State Treasurer John Murante about the 3.4 trillion dollar spending bill and the provision in the bill that will require financial institutions to report transactions of 600 dollars or more.
CDR Jack talks about a myriad of topics local and nationwide from mask mandates to redistricting to President Biden and more on a Friday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks to Jane Kinsey of Watchdogs Lincoln about local and national issues on a Thursday edition of DTL.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR Jack and talks to Jesse Cunningham and Candice Turner of Wheels 4 Warriors USA about their amazing non-profit that gives motorcycles away to veterans.
CDR Jack talks about the mask mandate in Lincoln. Plus what general welfare means in the Constitution pertaining to COVID.
CDR Jack gives a weekend roundup of Husker sports. He talks, more about COVID, mask mandates and a parody sketch of Abbott and Costello's Who's On First.
CDR Jack talks to listeners about their memories on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the Game of the Century between Nebraska and Oklahoma. He also puts in a call to action about voter ID and redistricting. Here is the website you can visit www.nebraskalegislature.gov
CDR Jack talks to state senator Julie Slama about redistricting and voter ID issues on a Wednesday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack has a talkative Tuesday instead of Whatever Wednesday as he talks about COVID-19, mask mandates and more on DTL.
CDR Jack talks about the Mayor potentially not living in Lincoln. He also talks about a wild story with Pius X kids and an angry Facebook blogger and a whole lot more on a Monday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks to John Berry Jr. of Berry Law Firm in the first half of the show about the impact of 9/11 20 years later. In the second half of the show Doug Fitzgerald talks to Marcy Haas the Co-Chair of Events at the Veterans Memorial Garden and the events tomorrow remembering 9/11.
CDR Jack talks about President Biden's vaccine mandate for all federal employees and all private businesses over 100 employees. Plus more on the American Dream.
CDR Jack talks to Scott Gutchewski a fellow Nebraskan and his jounrey on getting PGA Tour Card for a second time at 44 years old.
CDR Jack talks about the victory of Department of Education postponing education standards on a frogman Friday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks to Matt Innis about sex ed standards CRT, Nebraska Department of Education and more on a Thursday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks about a ton of different topics from COIVD vaccine, transit, LPS, the mayor and more.
CDR Jack talks to Dr, Larry Widman about his book and now workbook Max Out Mindset and about mental health in the sports world and beyond.
CDR Jack talks about Afghanistan and the military operation ending but the war on radicalism has just begun. In the second half of the show he talks about new Lincoln Police Chief Teresa Ewins getting sworn in today.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR Jack as he talks to Denise Roberts about a heart wrenching story about her two sons overdosing and how she has used that to help other people. In the second half of the show Doug talks to Topher Hansen the CEO of CenterPointe to talk about mental health and drug use awareness and Amy Holman the project Coordinator at Nebraska Pharmacists Association with information about Narcan.
CDR Jack talks about the mayor's office calling him a conspiracy theorist and LPS electrons on a Thursday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks about issues from the Afghanistan evacuation to mask mandates in Lincoln and the Mayor's trip to China.
CDR Jack talks about the return of mask mandates in Lincoln, the mayor's trip to China in 2016 and Afghanistan in a Tuesday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks to Pam Dingman the Lancaster County Engineer about infrastructure in the city of Lincoln.
CDR Jack talks to Lincoln Journal Star Husker beat writer Steve Sipple about the recent allegations surrounding the program and the upcoming season that kicks off in 8 days.
CDR Jack talks to Matt Schulte of Youth for Christ about the comprehensive sex ed standards at lps and how you can opt your child out if you so choose.
Doug is in for Jack and talk to U.S. Senator Deb Fischer. Plus a conversation on the Nebraska football investigation.
CDR Jack talks to city council members Richard Meginnis and Jane Raybould about the city budget.
CDR Jack talks about how the Taliban have taken over Afghanistan and the chaotic pull out of U.S. troops. Jack also talks about his time over seas on a Monday DTL.
Commander Jack opens up the call lines the Afghanistan pull out and the continued mask mandate debate in the schools
CDR Jack talks to Dr. Steve Joel and Don Mayhew about LPS and the mask mandate on a special 4:30-6:00 edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks to Dr. Susan Kess and concerned parents of Lancaster County about the mask requirements for children from 2-11 and all individuals that are not fully vaccinated in all schools in Lancaster County. In an extended version of DTL.
CDR Jack talks Kenny Winn who is one of the parents unmask our district 145 kids in Waverly on a Tuesday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks about the American Dream, mask mandates, CRT and more on a Monday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks about Lincoln on the Move, Buses, Voter ID and a tease about the state of the American Dream on a Frogman Friday of DTL.
CDR Jack turns Whatever Wednesday into Talkative Thursday as he fields calls about the police, LPS, mask mandates and more on today's DTL.
CDR Jack talks about the three shootings last night in Lincoln and the need for more police. Jack touches on the border crisis as well on DTL.
CDR Jack talks about illegal immigration and the southern border on a Monday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack is back as he talks about a myriad of topics such as COVID-19, mask mandates, Sex Ed standards in Nebraska and more on a Frogman Friday edition of DTL.
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Adrian Almeida and his inspiring story about how he and his mom fled Cuba six years ago to get the U.S.A.
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Jason Anderson of Boy Scouts of America about pandemic related issues and how they are moving forward in 2021. In the second half of DTL, Doug talks to Zack Harsin Co-Founder of Acton Academic an alternative way to schooling.
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Caron Caldwell about his heroic day saving a seven year old boy from drowning. Later on, Doug talks to Nancy Crist Public Information Officer and LFR about cardiac survival report and upcoming hiring cycle.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR Jack as he talks about crime, Lincoln budget, Sex Ed, CRT, sports and more
CDR Jack talks about crime in Lincoln, Covid-19 Vaccinations and more in a Frogman Friday edition of DTL.
CDR Jack talks about COVID-19 Vaccinations and takes calls from listeners about their stance on the vaccine.
CDR Jack takes on another Whatever Wednesday as he takes calls about crime, the Mayor, infrastructure, Critical Race Theory and more.
CDR Jack talks about Democracy in this lesson about all the different types of government around the world.
CDR Jack talks about Fascism and the Insurrection/Riot at the Capitol on Jan 6th. On Monday's DTL.
CDR Jack talks about different political strategies when it comes to Black Lives Matter, protests, Black National Anthem and the Insurrection at the Capitol.
CDR Jack talks about the history of communism and how it is becoming outdated as an economic system in most of the world.
CDR Jack talks about voting laws controversy across the states, Communism and Capitalism on Whatever Wednesday in this edition of DTL.
CDR Jack gives a history lesson of socialism and how it differs from communism and capitalism.
Commander Jack talks about the sexual allegations case against star pitcher Trevor Bauer of the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday's DTL.
The Commander talks about the importance of staying informed, and using research to shape your thoughts of opinions of what is going on in our world, and then discuss at length the story of forgotten Navy hero, Charles Jackson French, and his importance
Commander Jack speaks his concerns of a range of topics, primarily found from articles and headlines with others' concern on our country's flag, and morals and values of our country shaped from the media, and public and traffic safety concerns for our citizens, plus much more
Gov Pete Ricketts joins the Commander to discuss the education of our youth with topics such as gender identity and critical race theory, as well as President Biden's 30 for 30 plan, and Chinese Communist Party Recognition Month.
Former US Senator candidate Todd Watson joins the Commander to discuss the US Constitution and how that applies to us today, along with the Police Chief election, and what to look for from here.
CDR Jack discusses the Constitution, our freedoms, and includes a bit of a history along the way
Commander Jack has Lincoln Journal Star beat writer Steve Sipple as they talk about NIL and the search for the new Athletic Director.
Commander Jack leads another Whatever Wednesday discussing legalization of marijuana, pride month, and the railway from Omaha to Lincoln
Commander Jack talks to US Senator Deb Fischer about her time in Washington, Infrastructure and Agriculture on a Tuesday edition of DTL.
Commander Jack talks about Teresa Ewins becoming the LPD Police Chief she was the former commander of the San Francisco Metro Division Police Department. Jack also talks about UFOs and more on today's DTL.
Commander Jack talks about Critical Race Theory, Bill Moos sudden retirement, Lincoln Police Chief Search and more on today's DTL.
Commander Jack talks an array of issues on Whatever Wednesday from Star Tran, Covid, Critical Race Theory and more as we kick off the new 99.3 FM dial
Commander Jack talks to Mark Whitehead of Whitehead Oil, they talk about the past year and the trials and tribulations Whitehead oil endured.
Commander Jack talks about an array of issues on Monday's DTL, such as as the police forum that starts today, Juneteenth and Father's Day.
Commander Jack fields calls about the Keystone XL Pipeline. He also gives us an update on our own Jack Mitchell's Walk of Shame for a good cause raising money for Center Pointe a mental health organization.
Commander Jack talks to Lincoln Police Union President Brad Hulse about the hiring process with the police chief, and the current state of the LPD.
Commander Jack takes on another Whatever Wednesday as callers talk about a myriad of issues from Caitlyn Jenner, heat and the insurrection.
Commander Jack talks to 4x U.S. Men's Sand Volleyball Olympian Jake Gibb about the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo and the trials and tribulations of training during COVID-19.
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Charles Phillips of Mary Ellens about their food truck and how the past year has impacted them. In the second half of the show Doug talks to Michaella Kumke President and CEO of Foodbank of Lincoln about the past year and their food truck Lincoln Fresh.
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for Commander Jack as he talks to Rob Ogden the Lancaster County Assessor about the high property assessments. In the second half of the show he talks to Jeff Searcy Realtor at Home Real Estate about the current home sales climate.
Commander Jack takes calls from listeners on their stance of the death penalty on this edition of Whatever Wednesday.
Commander Jack takes a deeper dive into the four police chief finalists. As well as national agenda vs. local agenda.
Commander Jack takes a deeper dive into the four police chief finalists announced by the mayor yesterday.
Commander Jack talks about the announcement of the four police chief finalists announced in Lincoln. The finalists are Ramon Batista former Police Chief of Mesa, Arizona, Teresa Ewins Commander with the San Franscisco, California Police Department, Darryl McSwain the Chief of Police for the Maryland-National Capital Park Police-Montgomery County Division and Genelle Moore Background Investigator and HR Specialist for LPS and retired Captain with LPD.
It's another edition of Whatever Wednesday as Commander Jack talks about Pride Month, Race Relations and more.
Commander Jack talks Mike Spinharney of Husker Fans Salute to the Troops and the incredible events they put on over the summer and fall coming up.
Commander Jack reads an inspiring speech from General John Kelly about two fallen soldiers. He talks to Greg Osborn about the Memorial Day Observance activities as we kickoff Memorial Day Weekend! No show Monday we will back on Tuesday.
Commander Jack is back as he tackles a Thursday edition of Whatever Wednesday! He takes calls and texts about all sorts of issues from coronavirus, bussing, policing and the proposal of the new high school name Standing Bear
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Brad Kelley about his inspiring story from being in a wheelchair to becoming an Elite Ultra Distance Triathlete and Iron Man
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Jenny Chapin VP of Marketing for the Lincoln Community Foundation, Brad Bryan Founder of City Impact and Pat McCarthy Executive Director of the Pregnancy Center about Give to Lincoln Day.
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Alex Ward of LAE about home security protection in the first half of the show. In the second half Doug talks Dan Longoria personal self defense.
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Community Health Director Dr. Pat Lopez about the uplifting of the mask mandate and the good news headed into the summer. In the second half of the show Doug talks to Amber Conroy Community Relationship Team Leader of Barry Law Firm about upcoming events on Memorial Day.
Doug Fitzgerald talks to Kristen Christy about her personal experience with suicide. She is also the co-creator suicide helpline 988 that will be in effect summer 2022
Doug Fitzgerald fills in for Commander Jack as he talks to Acton Academy Co-Founder Zach Harsin and Colleen Granger (Parent) in the first half of the show about Acton Academy. In the Second half of the show Doug Fitzgerald talks to Clare Bauman, Addison and Sydney Alderman about their businesses in the kids entrepreneur fair.
Commander Jack talks to Doug Fitzgerald about his book One Shot One Life. Doug Fitzgerald will be hosting Drive Time Lincoln while Commander Jack is out of town for USGA golf championship at Chambers Bay.
Commander Jack talks to former NFL star Danny Woodhead about their upcoming golf tournament the USGA Championship at Chambers Bay in Seattle, Washington.
Tom Nesbitt former State Patrol Superintendent returns to talk with Commander Jack about risk in the community and more solutions with the police.
Commander Jack talks to local and national politics as well as taking calls from listeners. In another edition of Whatever Wednesday.
Commander Jack talks to former head of State Patrol Tom Nesbitt about how policing is not about politics but about the city of Lincoln as police week rolls on.
Commander Jack kicks off police week talking about the Nebraska memorial for police officers. As well as talking about the low police officer numbers in Lincoln.
Commander Jack talks to Lincolnites on the 4Ps: Politics, Priorities, Police, and the People.
CDR Jack and Dr. Widman discuss ingredients of elite performance and the characteristics of high achievers as well as pitfalls and the mental stress of CV.
Commander Jack talks Lincoln Journal Star Columnist Steve Sipple about fan psyche around the Nebraska Football program,
CDR Jack chats with LPS Board Member Kathy Danek about her re-election efforts. Topics included her history, the pandemic, sex and health education standards, critical race theory and more.
CDR Jack talks with Nicki Behmer about seeking a seat on the Lincoln Airport Authority. The future of the airport, the airport renovation, the community relationship and more.
CDR Jack talks with Council Candidate Mary Hilton. Hilton is concerned about the balance of power between the mayor's office and council, policing, transparency at the council and more.
CDR Jack talks with Eric Burling about his reasons for running for Council, some of his concerns, beliefs and solutions.
CDR Jack talks with Lincoln City Councilman Bennie Shobe on his re-election bid for the Council. Topics include StarTran, policing and police funding and more
CDR Jack talks with Dr Michael Patestas about his priorities and issues as he seeks a seat on the Lincoln Public School Board of Education
CDR Jack chats with John Olsson on the issues he thinks are relevant and important as he seeks a seat on the Lincoln Airport Authority Board
CDR Jack and Roy discuss a lot of topics including StarTran, wheel tax, why he is running for re-election and more
The CDR and Tracy discuss the reasons why he is running for office, the airport terminal expansion project funding and more
Commander Jack talks with a pair of candidates for the upcoming city election: Don Mayhew for school board and Jason B Krueger for airport authority.
CDR Jack welcomes UNL Assoc VB Coach Tyler Hildebrand and discuss the UNL Volleyball program, working with and coaching elite athletes, working alongside John Cook, eye-hand coordination, golf and a lot more
Guest host Doug Fitzgerald speaks with Carissa Bullock about the 2021 People's City Mission's campaign One Day Without Shoes sponsored by Cornhusker Bank
Guest host Doug Fitzgerald talks with Don Mayhew about his Say Cheese food truck and Tiffany Blackwell about her C and L Dairy Sweet food truck.
DTL Guest Host Doug Fitzgerald talks with Mark Burch about filing income taxes in a crazy time and Mark Burch Motorsports involvement in the 2021 Team Jack Foundation fund raiser
Guest host Doug Fitzgerald dives into gun rights and legislation with Lincoln attorney Dick Clark.
Commander Jack talks the primary election, takes your calls and texts, and dives into law & order.
Dr Dave Miers, Director of Behavioral Health at Bryan Health reviews with Karla James and Mark Vail the increase in mental health issues during the pandemic and the services, including emergencies, available to anyone through Bryan Health including tele-health mental health options
Shane Fleming and Andrew Whitney join Karla James and Mark Vail to learn more about the world of virtual health services for consumers and health care providers
Christina Zink, Development Director for Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln joined Chris Lofgreen and discussed the history and the community work of Habitat and ReStore in Lincoln.
Studio Manager Jerry Reif joined Chris Lofgreen for an in-depth look at what the facilities offer the University and the Community
Jack talks with Lancaster County Election Commissioner Dave Shively about the upcoming election, then Monty Scheele is on to discuss the next phase of vaccinations.
Jack Riggins guest hosts. He talks NCAA Tournament brackets with KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry, then dives into a law and order discussion and takes your calls.
Jack Riggins, retired SEAL Commander, guest hosts and talks with Kenny Winn of Heartland Precision about their service and how they see the country and Lincoln, then former Husker Kelly Hunter joins the show to talk about her continuing pro volleyball career.
Senior Advisor and Professor Emeritus at UNL / NET talked with Chris Lofgreen about the history of NET in Nebraska, early broadcasting, his time at PBS and more. A trip down memory lane with Dr Hull visiting early NET and Nebraska Public Radio
Jack and Dr Rauner discuss LPS returning to full classes as an option for all students and other COVID-19 related topics.
Chris talks with Rodger Stortenbecker and Zach Tobey about the Community Supports Network and Labor Solutions, then Bob and Cris Rook join the show for what is going on with TADA Theater.
Chris talks with Debra about their time as cheerleads at Nebraska and her book Spirit of Nebraska, then Toby joins the show to talk BBQ.
DTL Guest Host Doug Fitzgerald talks with Mark Burch about the restored 1980 Pontiac Trans Am that is being raffled for the benefit of the Team Jack Foundation. https://teamjackfoundation.org/
Kellan talks with Jason Fortik with LES about the situation that culminated with rolling blackouts due cold weather induced high energy usage and the possibility of additional blackouts during the cold snap.
Jack talks with Monte Scheele of RelyCare Pharmacy on roles for pharmacies with vaccines, then Rusty Dawkins previews the next snow event.
Kellan talks with Lincoln City Councilwoman Tammy Ward on a number of topics, then Jack goes over the COVID Risk Dial change.
Kellan Heavican discusses today's top local headlines and then is joined by LPS Board Member Dr. Bob Rauner who lets you know how you can get involved with naming new LPS sites. Plus State Senator Suzanne Geist.
Kaleb talks with Lincoln on the news of Omaha being a step closer to hosting the entire NCAA tournament this spring, plus a breakdown of the entire 2021 Nebraska football signing class.
Governor Pete Ricketts discusses vaccine distribution, property taxes and other state business and Lied Center Executive Director Bill Stephan announces Spring 2021 lineup
The Lied Center features Dixie Longate's Happy Hour on-line event and Girl Scouts representative Susan Payne talks about upcoming cookie sales season
Lied Center Executive Director Bill Stephan discusses free, on-line shows and teases Spring lineup announcement and KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry talks about LPS and NSAA updates and previews Husker volleyball
Nebraska Sports Council Executive Director Dave Mlnarik discusses the WellPower Challenge and UNL Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives in the Office of Diversity & Inclusion Dr. Nkenge Friday talks about MLK Week 2021 and appearance by Dr. Bernice King
KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry gives a post-game report for Husker Women vs Minnesota, the LLCHD lowers Covid Risk Dial from "Red" to "Elevated Orange," Lancaster County Extension Educator Sarah Browning with January pre-gardening season tips
Focal Point- Kellan Heavican visits with Monolith Materials CEO Rob Hansen and Michael discusses Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with Mt. Zion Baptist Church Pastor Tremaine Combs
Assistant Professor Dr. Roberto Cortinas with UNL School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Science and UNL Master's student Dominic Cristiano discuss research related to tick migration in the state as well as safety tips and NDOT's Jeni Campana talks about the 2040 Statewide Transportation Plan, County Bridge Match Program and winter/distracted driving
Michael's guests include New VP of Economic Development for LPED Luke Peltz, Storm Alert Team Chief Meteorologist John Dissauer, and Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum Spokesman John Lefler, Jr.
Michael is joined by Executive Vice President & General Counsel for the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Bruce Bohrer to discuss PPP loans; Humorist Juli Burney talks about weekend shows at TADA Theater and LiedCenter; LPS Superintendent Dr. Steve Joel with Pandemic Plan update, Bryan College Focus Plan
President & CEO of Ho-Chunk Inc. Lance Morgan talks about progresing plans for Lincoln "WarHorse" casino and Lux Center for the Arts Exhibition and Gallery Shop Director Katelyn Farneth and Director of Programs Lindsey Clausen visit with Michael about classes and exhibits at Lux
Kellan talks with LPS Superintendent Dr. Steve Joel and Lincoln City Councilman Roy Christensen.
Outgoing LPD Chief Jeff Bliemeister visits with Michael on his last day in office and an update on Husker athletics on HUSKER Talk with Kaleb Henry
Michael talks about the demonstrations and violence Governor Pete Ricketts, US Congressman Jeff Fortenberry discusses his personal experience after being evacuated from the House floor
Michael visits with FOX Radio Host Brian Kilmeade, Storm Alert Team Chief Meteorologist John Dissauer discusses weather changes, pre-recorded interview with NE Attorney General Doug Peterson on Covid vaccine scams
Discussion centers around Georgia runoff elections, and 2021 Legislative session; Lincoln Children's Zoo President & CEO John Chapo talks Zoo Lights; UNO Research Coordinator at the Center for Public Affairs Research David Drozd talks about the 2020 Census and possible redistricting
On the final DTL of 2020, Michael talks to State Senator Suzanne Geist about the upcoming Unicameral session and NE GOP Executive Director Ryan Hamilton about state and national politics
Mark Vail and KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry join Michael for winter storm coverage featuring Jeni Campana from NDOT and Storm Alert Team Chief Meteorologist John Dissauer
Focal Point with Kellan Heavican features NE Dept. of Corrections Director Scott Frakes; Michael visits with Lincoln Children's Museum's Aftan Reinsch and Storm Alert Team Meteorologist John Dissauer
The Chamber's Derek Feyerherm discusses local holiday shopping, Random Acts of Christmas with City Light Church's Director of High School Ministries McKenzie Collins
Governor Ricketts talks about vaccine distribution, 2021 outlook and LNK Recall's Samuel Lyon discusses progress of mayoral and city council recall petition drives
Kellan fills in for Michael and talks with CHI Health's Mike Tiesi and executive director of RTSD Roger Figard.
Jack fills in for Michael and talks with Dr. Phil Boucher about community unity opportunities (LNKHeroes.org) then Lancaster County Commissioner Deb Schorr talks the recall efforts from the county perspective.
Chris Whitney talks about MS Run the US, "Random Acts of Christmas" with LNK Today's Jack Mitchell and Rusty and Melanie Dawkins, and Maj. Gen. Daryl Bohac & Lt. Col. Amy Johnson with the Nebraska National Guard talk about Covid-19 advisory mission with Texas National Guard to Czech Republic
NE GOP Executive Director Ryan Hamilton talks about national politics and Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum's John Lefler Jr. discusses Santa and Clayton Anderson appearance Saturday
Alexa Lewis, Nursing Director of Women's and Children's Services at Bryan Medical Center discusses possibility of a Covid baby boom and Berry Law Firm's David Ossian about the firm receiving the 2020 HIRE Vets Platinum Medallion Award
Executive Director of Lincoln Convention Jeff Maul on importance of shopping local, UNMC Department of Internal Medicine Dr. James Lawler discusses Covid vaccine and hospital capacity
Focal Point- Chief Bliemeister talks to Kellan about recruiting, social justice, transparency, etc., LIBA Pres and CEO Bud Synhorst discusses holiday shopping locally
NE State Patrol Investigator JJ Connelly discusses accident reconstruction, Mayoral Recall Principal Petition Circulator Samuel Lyon, Husker Preview vs Iowa
Governor Pete Ricketts discusses Covid numbers, restrictions, etc., Decline To Sign Treasurer Justin Carlson- mayoral recall opposition group
Focal Point- Kellan visits with UNL Chancellor Ronnie Green about end of semester, Covid spread, etc., 70th & Pioneers Hy-Vee Store Director Steve Parker on Hy-Vee commitment to Lincoln, Covid sanitization, etc.
Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship for the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development Christina Oldfather and Husker Talk with KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry
UNL Extension Educator Brenda Aufdenkamp cooking safety, Major Mark Anderson with the Salvation Army offers an update on the Turkey Drive, Lincoln Children's Museum Executive Director Tara Knuth on LCMgive campaign
Lancaster Co Sheriff Terry Wagner discusses casino gambling medical cannabis, etc. Principal Circulator for Mayoral Recall Effort Samuel Lyon
REPLAY- Jack Mitchell interview of Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird from LNK Today, Dr. Mark Rupp Chief of UNMC Infectious Disease Division discusses Covid rates, politicization, etc.
Focal Point- Kellen talks with NE Horsemen's Exec. VP Lynne McNally about casino plans, LIBA President & CEO Bud Synhorst with an update on small business recovery
Major Mark Anderson with Salvation Army discusses 6th Annual Turkey Drive at Hy-Vee, KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry previews the Huskers vs Penn St
Michael Reed talks about the election aftermath with NE GOP Executive Director Ryan Hamilton, NE Sec of State Bob Evnen discusses legal aspects
Berry Law Firm Veteran Advocate David Ossian and "WWII Nebraska" author Melissa Amateis talk about Veteran's Day
Senator Dorn discusses District 30 growth with South Beltway and Lincoln Race Course casino plans and Senator Wishart on her re-election and focus on medical cannabis and small business recovery
Kellen visits with John Stevens Berry, Sr. about Veteran's Day and Berry's military service, Michael talks to Matt Schulte from Youth For Christ about upcoming comedy night
Michael visits with Pat Loontjer from Gambling With the Good Life and Lance Morgan President & CEO of Ho-Chunk Inc. about passage of gambling Initiatives
NE GOP Ryan Hamilton discusses the election with Michael; At-large City Council Member Bennie Shobe talks about recall, transitional housing units, etc.
This week's edition of Focal Point features the health care system. Kellan Heavican sits down with University of Nebraska-Medical Center Chancellor Dr. Jeffrey Gold on the status of COVID-19 in Nebraska and his new role under system president Ted Carter
On Focal Point, Kellen Heavican visits with UNMC Chancellor Dr. Jeffrey Gold, Michael Reed and Karla James talk about election, news, Covid numbers
Michael Reed discusses the District 29 re-election campaign with State Senator Suzanne Geist, President & CEO Ho-Chunk Inc. Lance Morgan talks about Initiatives 429, 430 and 431 as well as stereotypes in opponent's advertising
Michael Reed visits District 29 State Legislative candidate Jacob Campbell and District 2 Lancaster County Commissioner Christa Yoakum
Michael interviews District 2 Lancaster County Commissioner candidate Eric Underwood, Stephany Pleasant talks about her District 25 State Legislative candidacy
Michael visits with State Senator Kate Bolz, who is running for the 1st District House seat, State Senator Mike Hilgers discusses his re-election campaign for Nebraska's State Legislature District 21
Kellan and Senator Wishart discuss the challenges facing small businesses especially tourism, restaurants and concert venues. Senator Wishart is also working with the Platte Institute reviewing rules and regulations that burden small businesses.
Dr. Tom Osborne talks about Initiatives 429, 430, & 431 for GWGL, Sports Director Kaleb Henry discusses the Husker football opener vs Ohio St
Michael Reed visits with Ho-Chunk CEO & President Lance Morgan about Initiatives 429, 430, & 431/NE GOP Executive Director Ryan Hamilton on debate and election
DTL Guest Hosts Don Mayhew and Roy Christensen talk with Senator Adam Morfeld about his legislative proposal last session for a Red Flag Law in Nebraska and chat about the recent increased national interest in these types of laws.
DTL Guest Hosts Roy Christensen and Don Mayhew talk with Lancaster County Commissioners Deb Schoor and Roma Amundson about the budget issues the commission is facing
Steve Glenn of Executive Travel discusses his Top 10 Hotel Pet Peeves with Chris Lofgreen and DTL callers. Everything from a hotel key that doesn't work at 2 a.m. to extra fees that weren't mentioned.
Tom Casady, Retired Public Safety Director visits with Lincoln Director of Transportation and Utilities, Miki Esposito. Discussing some of the challenges and plans for the City.
Tom Casady, Retired Public Safety Director visits with Lincoln Fire Chief, Micheal Despain about resent and planned facilities and equipment along with personnel opportunities with Lincoln Fire and Rescue.
Don and Roy visit with Teri Clark, Owner of Big Shots Shooting Range about the Safe Storage Task Force and over all gun safety.
Don and Roy visit with Roger Figard, Executive Director of RTSD (Railroad Transportation District and Kris Humphrey RTSD Project Manager for the 33rd & Cornhusker Hwy. Project. Good insight on this project and what the RTSD is and does.
Kris and Matt visit with Jessica Kolterman, Director of Corporate & External Affairs for Lincoln Premium Poultry. This conversation brings in the other side of the planned poultry operation in western Lancaster County. Matt and Kris wrap up the show with a few thoughts about other topics for the day.
Kris and Don visit with Attorney and Policy Adviser for The Lancaster Hills Alliance, Jon Leo. The Alliance has concerns about the development of a large chicken operation in western Lancaster County which is proposed to be 4-Barns and would process 190,000 chickens every six weeks.
Matt visits with Dr. & Rev. Chip Anderson, President and CEO of Christ for the City International. An interesting discussion about the Immigration challenges that our country is facing and a perspective from the Immigrant. What is the challenge in Central America? Why are so many fleeing?
Matt visits with Lancaster County Commissioner, Roma Amundson about consideration of a Wheel Tax for Lancaster County. An Infrastructure Financing Task Force has been considering ways to finance roads and bridges. Including how JPAs (Joint Public Agency) may come into play.
Roy and Don visit with Camille and Melody who both served on the Safe Storage Task Force, concerning the storage and access to personal firearms. A number of callers shared their thoughts as well.
Matt and Kris talk about some of the current issues and news on their radar. The recent murder in Lincoln, Matt has some fun with the Muller hearing, 380,000 Chickens, Taxes going up? (County) and Local Business Spreetail layoffs...
Kris and Matt talk about how Matt was recently interviewed by some of the National Media and then visit with Congressman Fortenberry about the Muller hearings that took place today and a Security Resolution for Northern Iraq.
Roy and Don visit with Antonio Marino about this years Veterans Parade and how a non-profit organization has been formed to support and develop the effort. There are some exciting plans to grow the Parade with both elements and participation.
Roy and Don visit with Chris Lamberty of the Lincoln Housing Authority. Covering quality, quantity and affordability of housing in Lincoln.
Chris visits with Dave Minarik, Executive Director of the Nebraska Sports Council about Cornhusker State Games with Opening Ceremonies this Friday July 19th.
Chris visits with Dave Hall of Restore a Muscle Car about the Auto Auction coming to the Lancaster Event Center this Friday and Saturday.
Chris visits with Ben McLaughlin of the Husker Sports Network about Big 10 Media days as well as some of his thoughts about players and positions.. Raping up with Bob Shomper, KLIN Program Director who is hosting our Contest winners in New York City...
Chris vistis with Bryan Seck, Director of Workforce Development - Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development about several programs. Employment, moving part-time to full time, Governors Summit for state wide efforts as well as a Veterans Career Fair.
Kris and Matt talk about 5 things on their mind..+1 including... The 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing. Along with Home Births, get out of the hot and into the cool with Curling..Native American Mascots and reaction to the recent President Trump Tweet and what might be an answer to calming things down in the White House...