Brian Thomas: Recent Episodes
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This week, the news of Lindsey Graham's sudden passing sent shockwaves across the nation. The 71-year-old senator from South Carolina was a vocal advocate for American interests and a strong critic of Iran. His death has sparked speculation about potential foul play, with some pointing to Russia and Iran as possible culprits. But what does this mean for our nation, and what can we learn from Lindsey Graham's life and legacy?
In this episode, we dive into the details of Lindsey Graham's life and career, including his rise to prominence, his relationships with Donald Trump, and his stance on key issues like Israel and Saudi Arabia. We also explore the current state of our nation, including the rise of anti-American sentiment and the importance of supporting our police departments. Our guest, Christopher Smitherman, former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati, joins us to share his insights on these topics and more.
We also discuss the recent surge in violence in the Greater Cincinnati area, including a series of shootings that have left many shaken. Our guest shares his thoughts on the importance of supporting our police departments and the need for community leaders to take a stronger stance against crime. We also hear from listeners who share their thoughts on the importance of patriotism and the need to stand up against anti-American sentiment.
If you're concerned about the state of our nation and want to hear more about Lindsey Graham's life and legacy, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.
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Brian also explores the topic of social media and the dangers of online addiction, highlighting a study that found people are spending countless hours generating twisted fiction using AI tools like ChatGPT. Meanwhile, the FBI warns about bank spoofing scams, where scammers use fake phone numbers to trick people into transferring money. The host shares his own experience with receiving suspicious calls from his bank and emphasizes the importance of verifying the authenticity of calls and messages.
In a more serious tone, Brian discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and the controversy surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci's role in the cover-up of the virus's origins. Former Congressman Brad Wenstrup joins the conversation, sharing his experience on the Intelligence Committee and the investigation into the pandemic's origins. Brian and Brad Wenstrup delve into the details of the cover-up and the motivations behind it.
Brian also welcomes Eric Conroy, a GOP candidate running against Greg Landsman in the first district. Conroy shares his vision for the district and discusses the importance of voter ID and the need to address the far-left shift in the Democratic Party. Brian and Conroy also touch on the topic of socialism and communism, and the dangers of embracing these ideologies in the United States.
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Joining Brian is Jack Windsor from the Ohio Press Network, who shares his insights on these timely topics.
The conversation covers a range of issues, from the recent drop in Obamacare enrollment numbers and the need for proper oversight to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse, to the dangers of socialism and communism. Jack Windsor highlights the importance of understanding the difference between temporary and permanent solutions, using the example of the Haitian protected status issue in Ohio. He also discusses the need for politicians to prioritize the protection of taxpayer dollars and the use of technology to prevent waste and abuse.
Throughout the conversation, Jack Windsor shares his expertise and experience, providing a unique perspective on the issues affecting Ohio and the nation. He also touches on the importance of local businesses and the need for politicians to support them. With his sharp analysis and insightful commentary, Jack Windsor offers a compelling argument for the need for responsible governance and fiscal responsibility.
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Ohio's 1st Congressional District candidate Eric Conroy joins the show to discuss the upcoming election and the importance of voter turnout. With the district having flipped to a 53% Republican area, Conroy's campaign is gaining momentum, and he's not taking anything for granted. As a former Air Force and CIA veteran, Conroy brings a unique perspective to the table, and he's not afraid to speak his mind.
He emphasizes the need for practical solutions to economic and affordability issues, citing the success of the Republican Party's proposals, such as the "big beautiful bill" that eliminates taxes on tips and overtime. Conroy also highlights the importance of voter ID laws, which he believes are essential for maintaining the integrity of the election system.
As the conversation unfolds, Conroy delves into the issues that matter most to the people of Ohio's 1st District, from the economy to healthcare. He also touches on the need for accountability in government agencies, citing the recent discovery of a 171% increase in Medicare claims due to fraud. Conroy's passion and expertise shine through as he discusses the challenges facing the district and the country at large.
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This hour is a must-listen for anyone who wants to understand the truth behind the COVID-19 pandemic. Join the Brian and Brad as they delve into the world of gain-of-function research, government cover-ups, and the role of Dr. Anthony Fauci in shaping the narrative around the pandemic's origins.
The conversation takes a deep dive into the world of virology and the lab where COVID-19 was first discovered. Brad discusses the findings of a CIA whistleblower who came forward with evidence of a cover-up, and the role of Dr. Fauci in influencing and manipulating IC assessments on COVID-19. The conversation also touches on the Biden administration's relationship with China and the potential motivations behind the cover-up.
Key points discussed include the origins of COVID-19, the role of gain-of-function research, and the government's response to the pandemic. Bfad also shares their own experiences on the Intelligence Committee, where they uncovered evidence of a cover-up and worked to hold those responsible accountable.
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This week on Tech Friday, the conversation takes a serious turn as Dave discusses the alarming rise of cybercrime and the lack of prosecution for these crimes. With the FBI warning about bank spoofing scams, the speaker shares a personal experience of receiving suspicious calls from a bank, highlighting the importance of verifying the authenticity of calls and messages.
The episode delves into the reasons behind the prevalence of cybercrime, including the ease of access to personal data and the lack of resources for law enforcement to pursue cases. Dave emphasizes the need for individuals to be vigilant and skeptical, especially when it comes to financial transactions. A recent article from Chief Security Officer magazine is mentioned, quoting the head of the Australian Intelligence Service, who warns about the threat to critical infrastructure and the potential for a collapse of society due to cyber-attacks.
The conversation also touches on the importance of protecting critical infrastructure, citing the FBI's warning about infiltration into telecom networks and the potential for a cyber-attack. Dave highlights the need for individuals to take action and get involved in initiatives like Infraguard, a public-private partnership that aims to educate civilians about cybersecurity threats.
If you're concerned about the growing threat of cybercrime and want to learn more about how to protect yourself and your community, tune in to this episode of Tech Friday!
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Brian is talking about a war of words, literally. The ceasefire with Iran is officially over, and the US has retaliated with a series of airstrikes. But that's not all - we're also diving into the world of politics, where a high-profile candidate has dropped out of the running due to allegations of rape. And in a shocking twist, a former politician is now endorsing a new candidate, despite the allegations against them.
In this show, we're also discussing the importance of family structure, particularly in the black community, where a new book highlights the devastating effects of socialism on traditional family values. We're joined by a special guest, Ashley Dawn, who's working with Peyton's Lemonade Stand, a charity that's been making waves in the community with its unique approach to helping kids in need. And in the world of aviation, we're talking about the latest developments in air travel, including a bizarre incident involving a firework and a commercial airliner.
But that's not all - we're also discussing the latest news in politics, including a new bill that requires drivers to disclose their personal information to police officers during traffic stops. And in the world of business, we're talking about the importance of supporting local companies and the impact of socialism on the economy.
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Jay dives into the world of airline fuel prices and how they're affecting your wallet. Jay shares some shocking statistics on how much airlines are spending on fuel and why they're not passing those savings on to you. We also discuss the latest controversy surrounding Southwest Airlines and their strict rules about standing up during flights. You won't believe the viral video that sparked a heated debate about customer service.
But that's not all - we also explore some bizarre incidents involving aircraft and unexpected objects in the air. From fireworks to mysterious silver orbs, our guest shares some mind-blowing stories that'll leave you wondering what's really going on up there. And if you're a frequent flyer, you won't want to miss this episode's expert advice on how to navigate the skies with confidence.
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The Export Import Bank is a vital tool for American companies looking to expand their reach globally, and in this episode, we're joined by the Chairman of the Export Import Bank, John Jovanovic, and Congressman Warren Davidson to discuss its importance and the current state of American manufacturing.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the state of American industry and the efforts being made to revitalize it. Our guests share their insights on the Export Import Bank's role in facilitating the export of US goods and services, and how it's helping to create jobs and stimulate economic growth. They also discuss the impact of President Trump's leadership on the economy, including the benefits of reindustrializing America and the importance of investing in energy and workforce development.
One of the key takeaways from this conversation is the need for a more streamlined regulatory environment to support businesses and encourage investment in the US. Our guests highlight the importance of an "all of the above" approach to energy, which includes unlocking the country's natural resources and investing in the grid. They also emphasize the need for a competent and reliable workforce, and how artificial intelligence can be used to supercharge manufacturers and workers.
If you're interested in learning more about the Export Import Bank and its role in promoting American industry, or if you want to hear more about the efforts being made to revitalize the US economy, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation with John Jovanovic and Congressman Warren Davidson.
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Brian is joined by a former FOP president, Dan Hils, who shares his story about the City of Mason's termination of police officer Brandon Sailor, and it's a doozy. The officer was let go for wearing a police-issued baseball cap, which is only supposed to be worn with the summer uniform. But that's not the only issue - the city's policy on tattoos and uniforms is also under scrutiny.
Brian also talks to George Brenneman about his work at Restore Wellness and Restore Liberty, covering topics like the importance of sunlight and the dangers of sunscreen. George shares his personal story of how he's benefited from getting more sunlight and reducing his use of sunscreen, and discusses the benefits of red light therapy and hyperbaric chambers. The conversation also touches on the new heart guidelines and the emergency use authorization for the COVID-19 vaccine.
But it's not all about health and wellness - the host also dives into the world of politics, discussing the latest on the Iran situation and the Democrats' potential next move in Maine. With the possibility of a new candidate emerging, the host explores the implications of this development and what it could mean for the future of the party.
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George Brenneman, a wellness expert and advocate for natural health, joins the show to discuss the benefits of sunlight and the dangers of sunscreen. He shares his personal experience of ditching sunscreen and embracing the sun's natural benefits, including vitamin D production and improved overall health. George also talks about the importance of addressing inflammation, which he believes is the root cause of many health issues, including heart disease.
This episode covers a range of topics, from the latest news on the COVID-19 vaccine and the end of the Emergency Use Authorization, to the gubernatorial election in Ohio and the importance of getting out and engaging with the community. George also shares his insights on the dangers of statins and the importance of addressing inflammation through diet and exercise.
George's conversation with the host is engaging and informative, covering topics such as the benefits of sunlight, the dangers of sunscreen, and the importance of addressing inflammation. He also shares his expertise on the latest news and developments in the world of health and politics.
If you're interested in learning more about the benefits of sunlight, the dangers of sunscreen, and the importance of addressing inflammation, tune in to this episode to hear George's expert insights and personal experiences.
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This episode delves into the complexities of the Democratic Party's stance on various issues, including socialism, the cost of living, and the importance of voter turnout. Donovan highlights the need for the party to balance its progressive ideals with the concerns of moderate voters. The conversation also touches on the role of low-information voters and the impact of government policies on everyday Americans.
The discussion centers around the recent allegations against a prominent Democratic candidate and the potential consequences of his continued involvement in the party. Donovan expresses concern about the party's vetting process and the implications of its far-left shift. The conversation also explores the importance of civic engagement and the need for voters to be informed about the issues that affect them.
To hear more about the challenges facing the Democratic Party and the importance of civic engagement, tune in to this episode. Brian and Donovan discuss the need for voters to take an active role in shaping the future of their country.
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In a shocking case of what many are calling union busting, a police officer in Mason was terminated for wearing a baseball cap on a hot day, despite having a perfect record and a life-saving award. This episode delves into the details of the case and the potential motivations behind the city's actions.
The city of Mason has been under scrutiny for its treatment of police officers, and this case is just the latest example of what some are calling a pattern of behavior. A police officer, Brandon Saylor, was let go after being told he couldn't wear a baseball cap with his regular uniform, despite having a summer uniform with the same cap available. The officer's representative, Dan Hils, joins the show to discuss the case and the potential implications for the city's relationship with its police officers.
The city's actions have raised questions about the treatment of police officers and the role of representation in disciplinary hearings. Dan Hills shares his expertise on the collective bargaining agreement and the rights of police officers, and discusses the potential motivations behind the city's actions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in police reform and the importance of fair treatment for public servants.
Join us as we explore this fascinating case and discuss the potential consequences for the city of Mason. Listen to the full episode to hear Dan Hils' thoughts on the case and the city's actions, and to learn more about the importance of fair treatment for police officers.
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Brian talks energy issues with Brigham McCown. HE gets the inside scoop on how AI is affecting everything from voting to the workplace with Colin Madine of Breitbart News. And Brian takes a deep dive on Iran with Daniel Davis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian reviews the America 250 celebration. Christopher Smitherman joins the show to explain how the city could be on the hook in another lawsuit. And it's a Money Monday with Brian James who says it might be better to start taking Social Security at age 70.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Happy Birthday America!
This episode of the podcast is a thought-provoking discussion that touches on various topics, from the importance of patriotism and the Founding Fathers to the current state of politics and the decline of the work ethic. The host, Gary Jeff, is joined by a caller who shares his frustration with the voting process and the lack of transparency in elections. Meanwhile, a guest, Johannah Newman, discusses her novel "Trump's Superpower," which brings the Founding Fathers to modern-day America to see how things have changed.
The conversation also delves into the topic of the decline of the work ethic, with a caller sharing his struggles to find reliable employees for his business. The host and guest discuss the importance of hard work and the need to foster a strong work ethic in young people. Additionally, the episode touches on the topic of the current state of politics, with the host expressing his frustration with the emphasis on politics in everyday life.
The episode also features a discussion on the importance of patriotism and the Founding Fathers, with Johannah Newman sharing her novel's unique perspective on the topic. The host and guest discuss the ways in which the Founding Fathers would view the current state of America and the importance of preserving their legacy.
If you're interested in hearing more about the topics discussed in this episode, including the importance of patriotism, the decline of the work ethic, and the current state of politics, tune in to listen to the full episode.
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Jack Atherton discusses the rise and fall of great cities, particularly focusing on New York and Miami. They draw parallels between historical civilizations like Alexandria and Rome, emphasizing the importance of education and unity in preventing decline. The conversation concludes with a call to action for political engagement to ensure economic growth and freedom in America.
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Alex T, Jack, Donovan and the Judge.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian talks to Donovan from Americans for Prosperity. Talking about the midterms and getting folks to get out and votes in November. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The War, economy and much more with JackSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, Roger Bouchard for Judge, Corey Bowman and Jack Windsor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jack Windsor of of The Ohio Press Network talks on the news of Amy Acton plus Ohio threatening to legislate betting markets such as Kalshi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Corey Bowman discusses the latest news and topics around CincinnatiSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Congressman Warren Davidson, Vivek Ramaswamy plus Empower U Seminar - Evendale Police Chief Tim Holloway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Candidate for Ohio Governor Vivek Ramaswamy joins the showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chief Tim Holloway discusses what you to expect from him at the Empower U seminarSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian is joined by Christopher Smitherman to talk about the latest on the Cincinnati Police Chief debacle and his proposed charter amendment. Jack Atherton joins to talk AI and Creative Destruction. Donovan O'Neil breaks down a variety of tax issues on this Tax Day plus Judge Napolitano dives into the topic of American heresy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian is joined by Jack Atherton to discuss AI and Creative DestructionSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Donovan O'Neil breaks down the latest tax information you need to know.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Judge Andrew Napolitano discusses the topic of American heresySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Former Cincinnati vice mayor Chris Smitherman joins Brian to talk the latest on the Cincinnati police chief situation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian is joined by Jack Windsor from the Ohio Press Network about the latest news and issues in Ohio politics. Jack shares his insights on the state's voter ID laws, pointing out a loophole that allows voters to submit absentee ballots without showing a photo ID. He also discusses the upcoming gubernatorial election, where Amy Acton is running against Vivek Ramaswamy. Jack weighs in on the controversy surrounding Acton's hiring of a high-profile law firm to defend against allegations of fake tweets. The conversation also touches on a bizarre bill proposed by a Democrat lawmaker that aims to protect children from indecent performances.
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In this episode, Jack and Brian discuss the ongoing conflict with Iran, drawing parallels to the aftermath of World War One. They explore the importance of winning the peace, citing the botched Versailles Treaty as a cautionary tale. Jack shares his thoughts on President Trump's approach, questioning the effectiveness of charging tolls to Iran for using international waters. The conversation also touches on the role of leadership, comparing Trump's style to that of George H.W. Bush, and the need for a coalition of willing nations to address the situation.
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In this episode, Todd Zenzer, the Citizen Watchdog, joins the show to discuss the City of Cincinnati's budget and the lack of transparency in their spending. Todd shares his findings on how the city is handing out millions of dollars to non-profit organizations without clear accountability. He also talks about the city's decision to fund the Farmer Music Center with $8 million, despite the city being $30 million in debt. Todd's investigation reveals a complex web of city funds, NGOs, and potential conflicts of interest. This conversation sheds light on the need for greater oversight and accountability in local government.
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ave dives into the world of surveillance capitalism, where companies use your data to charge you more for services. He discusses how the Washington Post is using reader data to set subscription prices, and how this is just one example of how companies are using your information against you. Dave also talks about a recent PayPal breach, where sensitive personal info was exposed, and how this is just another reason to be cautious about the apps and devices we use. He emphasizes the importance of being mindful of our digital footprint.
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Jay Ratliff, aviation expert joins the show to discuss the latest developments in the aviation industry. They dive into the impact of rising fuel costs on airlines, with Delta expecting a significant increase in fuel prices and Southwest facing a proposed fine for not following FAA protocols. They also touch on the growing frustration with checked bag policies and the potential for airlines to charge extra for overhead storage. Additionally, they share a fascinating story about a baby born on a plane and discuss the challenges of flying with bees on board.
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Brian is joined by energy expert Brigham McCown from the Hudson Institute. They dive into the world of energy policy, discussing the recent surge in oil prices due to the Strait of Hormuz closure and its impact on the global market. Brigham shares his insights on the US's energy independence and the importance of investing in infrastructure, including refineries and small modular reactors. They also touch on the role of natural gas and the challenges of permitting reform. With a mix of data and expert analysis, this conversation sheds light on the complexities of energy policy and its effects on the economy.
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Congressman Warren Davidson joins Brian to discuss the recent ceasefire negotiations with Iran. He expresses concern over Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway, and the implications for international law and global trade. The conversation touches on the US dollar's role in the global economy, China's growing influence, and the consequences of the US's massive debt and deficits. Congressman Davidson also shares his thoughts on the need for fiscal responsibility and the potential risks of a global economic crisis.
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Brian takes your calls and is joined in studio for two whole hours by former vice mayor of Cincinnati Christopher Smitherman. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hear Christopher Smitherman discuss all the hottest local and national political topics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode explores the significance of the recent State of the Union address, focusing on the economy, media coverage, and political narratives. It emphasizes the importance of seeking factual news and understanding the real issues impacting Americans.
key topics
- Media bias and its influence on political narratives
- The true state of the American economy and inflation
- Mainstream media often overlook substantive economic issues.
- Fox News' focus on sensational stories may distract from real issues.
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Congressman Warren Davidson iHeartMedia Aviation Expert Jay Ratliff.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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War with Iran, voter ID and government shutdownSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tom Zawistowski on the SAVE Act and government shutdown, Inside Scoop with Breitbart News, Daniel Davis Deep Dive and Ask the Expert of USA Insulation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Latest on ICE and deportations with Neil MunroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Latest on ICE and deportations with Neil MunroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Latest on ICE and deportations with Neil MunroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian talks with Tom Zawistowski about the anti-ICE shutdown and the SAVE Act.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Latest on ICE and deportations with Neil MunroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Get the latest on Iran and Ukraine with Daniel DavisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Smithervent, Money Monday with Brian James and KRC Cares with Chris Klug.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Christopher Smitherman does his weekly Smithervent.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Allworth Financial's Brian James talks Ai stocks, healthcare inflation and financial infidelity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chris Klug of the Cincinnati VA joins the showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jack Atherton explores the significant impact of Taylor Sheridan on modern television, particularly through his shows like 'Landman' and 'Yellowstone'. He discusses the themes of truth in storytelling, the role of media in shaping public narratives, and concerns about creative freedom in the face of corporate influences. Jack expresses hope that Sheridan will maintain his integrity and continue to present diverse perspectives in his work.
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Big Picture with Jack Atherton, Donovan O'Neil, Inside Scoop with Breitbart's AWR Hawkins, Judge Napolitano plus Mardi Gras for Homeless Kids.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian and Donovan O'Neil discuss education opportunity and why Ohio's model is workingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian and AWR Hawkins discuss the recent shooting in Minneapolis of Alex Pretti from a 2nd Amendment perspective and the Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes’ (D) ICE comments fantasizing about violent radicals shooting ICE agents.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jack Atherton talks DEI in HollywoodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dave Williams, Tom Zawistokski, Daniel Davis Deep Dive and OHC's Dr. Tanvi Joshi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian is joined by Dr. Tanvi Joshi to talk about cervical cancer treatmentsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian and Daniel Davis discuss the latest on Russia-Ukraine, Iran, Greenland and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian talks with Davie Williams about the debankiing crisis, regulations on housing, artificial intelligence and sports betting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian Thomas and Tom Zawistowski discuss national topics including happenings in Minnesota and state topics involving fraud in Ohio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The conversation explores the dynamics of recent protests, law enforcement responses, and the political implications surrounding these events. It discusses the role of governors in supporting law enforcement, the importance of voter engagement in upcoming elections, and the perspectives of different communities on safety and law enforcement.
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In this conversation, Jack Windsor discuss the significant issues of fraud and abuse in Ohio's government programs, particularly focusing on Medicaid. They explore legislative responses aimed at addressing these issues, including proposed bills that would enhance oversight and accountability. The discussion also touches on the role of education in relation to immigration enforcement in schools and concludes with insights from an interview with Vivek Ramaswamy, highlighting his vision for change in Ohio.
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In this conversation, Brian Thomas speaks with Cory Bowman, a former mayoral candidate and pastor in the West End of Cincinnati. They discuss the challenges facing the community, particularly regarding crime and safety, the importance of police staffing and community relations, and the need for proper accreditation and standards in policing. Cory shares insights on the impact of crime on the community, the necessity of cameras as a deterrent, and the importance of meritocracy in appointments. The conversation emphasizes the need for collaboration between law enforcement and the community to create a safer environment.
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🚨 Tech Friday Recap 🚨
This week’s Tech Friday radio segment tackled some serious tech and security issues that affect all of us. 💻🔐
First, we looked at how Ohio lawmakers are pushing to crack down on AI deepfakes 🤖⚖️—a growing threat to elections, reputations, and public trust. As the technology gets better, the risks get bigger.
Next, we discussed a major warning: hundreds of millions of audio devices need urgent security patches 🎧📡 to prevent wireless hacking and tracking. If you use Bluetooth speakers, headphones, or smart audio gear, this one matters.
Finally, we covered Cisco’s report that Chinese hackers are targeting “high-value” North American critical infrastructure ⚡🏭—a reminder that cyber threats aren’t theoretical, they’re happening now.
Stay informed. Stay updated. Stay secure. 🔍🛡️
#TechFriday #CyberSecurity #AIDeepfakes #OhioPolitics #Hacking #WirelessSecurity #CriticalInfrastructure #CyberThreats #TechNews #DigitalSafety
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Jack Atherton explores the concept of meritocracy, tracing its historical roots to Confucius and examining its current state in America. The speakers discuss the challenges posed by affirmative action, the role of government workers, and the implications of recent Supreme Court decisions on educational admissions. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a competent bureaucracy and the dangers of a system that prioritizes identity over merit.
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This week's Smither"Vent" begins with . .
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The Senate hearing where Senator Josh Hawley posed a provocative question about whether men can get pregnant. The discussion highlights the confusion and controversy surrounding gender identity, especially in the context of fairness in women's sports. Both speakers express their concerns about the implications of allowing transgender women to compete against biological women, emphasizing the need for safe and fair competition for female athletes. The dialogue also touches on the broader societal implications of these debates, reflecting on how they challenge traditional notions of gender and fairness in competitive environments.
Then Christopher Smitherman discusses the recent protests that disrupted a church service in Minnesota. Christopher expresses his outrage over the protesters' behavior, emphasizing that churches should remain safe havens for worshippers. He argues that the actions of the protesters, which included cursing at parishioners and children, cross a line and should be met with legal consequences. The conversation shifts to a broader commentary on civil rights and the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., where Christopher reflects on the importance of hard work and personal responsibility in achieving success, rather than adopting a victim mentality. He critiques the current state of activism, suggesting that it diverges from the peaceful principles championed by Dr. King.
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In this episode, Jack Windsor, editor in chief of the Ohio Press Network, discusses the recent Operation Buckeye, which involved a significant increase in ICE agents in Ohio, particularly in Columbus. The operation aimed to arrest non-citizens with criminal records, highlighting the Trump administration's strict immigration enforcement policies. Windsor shares insights into the ongoing investigations into cash smuggling operations linked to the Somali community in Columbus, revealing the complexities of immigration and law enforcement in the state. He emphasizes the importance of accountability in government programs, particularly regarding the handling of funds and the oversight of state agencies.
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The conversation then shifts to the topic of property taxes in Ohio, where Windsor outlines recent legislative changes aimed at reforming property valuation and school funding. He discusses the potential for a ballot initiative to eliminate property taxes entirely, raising concerns about the implications for local services. Windsor advocates for increased transparency and accountability in government spending, suggesting that citizens must hold their local officials accountable for financial decisions. The episode concludes with a hopeful outlook on the future of property tax reform in Ohio, emphasizing the need for responsible governance and fiscal responsibility.
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- In this episode, we engage with Cory Bowman, a former mayoral candidate for Cincinnati, discussing the recent election results and the ongoing issues facing the city. We delve into the low voter turnout and the implications of the election outcomes, particularly regarding public safety and city management. Cory shares personal stories, including the tragic shooting of an 11-year-old girl, which highlights the urgent need for better public safety measures and community engagement. He emphasizes the importance of accountability among city leaders and the necessity of bridging the gap between the police and the community they serve.
- The conversation also touches on the challenges within the Cincinnati Police Department, including staffing shortages and the need for better support from city officials. Cory advocates for a more proactive approach to public safety, suggesting that simply increasing funding is not enough. Instead, he calls for a comprehensive reevaluation of how public safety funds are allocated, ensuring that they directly benefit the community. The episode concludes with a call to action for citizens to hold their leaders accountable and to remain engaged in local governance, especially in the wake of the recent election.
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🚨 Tech Friday 🎉📡
We kicked off the new year with a packed Tech Friday radio segment covering some stories that directly affect your daily life in 2026. 🗓️✨
First up was the Verizon outage 📶❌ and how dependent we’ve all become on reliable connectivity — one disruption can ripple through work, travel, and emergencies fast.
Next, we highlighted the Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act 🛡️🔐 and why it’s a big win for consumers, giving Kentuckians more control over how companies collect, use, and protect personal data.
And to keep things fun, we wrapped up with the “Worst in Show” CES products 🤖🎭 — tech that made us laugh, cringe, and question who approved it.
Smart tech starts with smart conversations! 🧠🚀
#TechFriday #VerizonOutage #DataPrivacy #KYLaw #ConsumerProtection #CES2026 #WorstInShow #TechTalk #DigitalLife 🎆📱
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1 - The Delta Air Lines' CEO not happy with President Trump's credit card interest rate cap stance
2 - Louisville plane crash update from the NTSB: Boeing was aware of a possible part defect that led to the crash
3 - An Air Canada flight is delayed after flight crew discovers an employee is locked in the cargo compartment
4 - Allegiant to buy Sun Country for $1.5 Billion
5 - The TSA increases the number of airports with biometric Precheck scanning
6 - Hub Delays
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Jack Atherton discusses the complexities of American politics, focusing on the paralysis caused by rigid principles and the challenges of bipartisanship. He draws historical parallels to illustrate the difficulties in amending the Constitution and the implications of social media on political discourse. The conversation emphasizes the need for compromise and the importance of informed voter participation in elections. Takeaways
- Conservative principles can lead to political paralysis.
- The U.S. Constitution is a complex framework that requires careful navigation.
- Amending the Constitution is intentionally difficult to preserve rights.
- Judicial interpretation can shift with the political landscape.
- Bipartisanship is increasingly rare in today's political climate.
- Social media influences public perception and political ideology.
- Voter participation is crucial for shaping the political landscape.
- The radical left's agenda poses a threat to constitutional rights.
- Compromise is essential for effective governance.
- Political discourse has become more polarized and chaotic.
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The conversation delves into the legal implications surrounding executive sessions held by city councils, particularly focusing on a potential settlement related to a police shooting case. Legal expert Steve Gooden discusses the protocols that should be followed during executive sessions, the authority of city solicitors in settling lawsuits, and the political sensitivities involved in such cases. The discussion highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in local government actions, especially when dealing with sensitive legal matters.
Takeaways
- Executive sessions must state the subject matter before convening.
- Public officials can only discuss certain topics in executive sessions.
- Voting on settlements must occur in public sessions.
- Transparency is crucial for taxpayer trust.
- Legal protocols exist to guide executive session discussions.
- City solicitors have limited authority to settle lawsuits.
- Council approval is needed for significant settlements.
- Political sensitivity is heightened in wrongful death cases.
- Taxpayer lawsuits can be a recourse for violations of transparency.
- Public response can influence political accountability.
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The conversation delves into the issues surrounding the secrecy of executive sessions held by the Cincinnati city council, the implications of police-involved incidents, and the role of media in ensuring government transparency. The speakers discuss the legal ramifications of the council's actions and the importance of public accountability in governance. They emphasize the need for open communication between the government and the public to maintain trust and integrity in city governance.
Takeaways
- The lack of transparency in government meetings is concerning.
- Public accountability is essential for trust in governance.
- Executive sessions should have clear agendas disclosed to the public.
- The implications of police-involved incidents affect community trust.
- Media plays a crucial role in holding government accountable.
- Elections have consequences that impact governance and public trust.
- Legal ramifications can arise from government secrecy.
- Community engagement is vital for effective governance.
- The morale of law enforcement is affected by public perception.
- Healthy journalism is necessary for a transparent government.
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In this conversation, former Cincinnati mayor Charlie Luken discusses the implications of the $1.6 billion railway sale and the subsequent allocation of funds for infrastructure projects. He expresses disappointment over the slow spending of the allocated funds, emphasizing the need for transparency and efficiency in project implementation. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by the city government in managing these funds and the potential role of external organizations in facilitating better outcomes for the community.
Takeaways
- The railway sale generated significant funds for the city.
- Only a small percentage of the allocated funds have been spent.
- There is a bottleneck in the city government regarding fund allocation.
- Allocating funds does not equate to actual spending on projects.
- Infrastructure projects need to be scrutinized for effectiveness.
- The city is behind on necessary road repairs and infrastructure improvements.
- External organizations could help streamline project implementation.
- There is a need for accountability in how taxpayer money is spent.
- The public's trust is at stake with the handling of these funds.
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In this conversation, Christopher Smitherman discusses the pressing political issues in Cincinnati, focusing on settlement negotiations, public safety, and the accountability of city officials. He expresses concerns about the lack of transparency in city council decisions and the implications for taxpayers. The discussion also touches on broader cultural issues regarding law enforcement and the upcoming elections, emphasizing the need for community engagement and accountability in governance.
Takeaways
- The city council's decision-making process lacks transparency.
- Settlement negotiations should involve public input and scrutiny.
- Public safety is a critical concern for the community.
- There is a growing frustration with how taxpayer money is being spent.
- Cultural attitudes towards law enforcement are shifting and need to be addressed.
- Elections have significant consequences for local governance.
- Community engagement is essential for accountability in politics.
- The political landscape is changing, with new candidates emerging.
- There is a need for a fresh perspective in Ohio's governance.
- Values, not race, should guide discussions on law enforcement and public policy.
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🎉 Tech Friday kicks off 2026 with BIG conversations! 🎉
This week’s radio segment covered major changes and important warnings as we head into the New Year. 🥳📡 First up: Walmart and Kroger now require ID scans for everyone buying alcohol — no matter your age. 🪪🍺 Convenience vs. privacy sparked a lot of debate.
Next, we looked ahead at what’s new in tech for 2026 🚀🤖 — from smarter AI tools to tighter security and more automation shaping everyday life.
Finally, the FBI’s latest warning on common frauds and scams 🕵️♂️⚠️ was a sobering reminder: scammers are evolving fast, and awareness is your best defense.
A smart start to a safer, more informed 2026! ✨🎆
#TechFriday #NewYear2026 #TechTrends #DigitalPrivacy #ConsumerRights #CyberSafety #ScamAlert #FutureTech #StayInformed 🎊🎇
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1 - Alaska Airlines pilot who flew the plane where the door blew/fell off is now suing Boeing
2 - An Air India pilot was pulled from duty after failing two breathalyzer tests
3 - Will Spirit Airlines survive the year?
4 - American Airlines is using AI to benefit customers
5 - Recent study warns passengers to never wash their hands during a flight (using a lavatory)
6 - HUB Delays
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In this conversation, Congressman David Taylor discusses the recent ICE shooting incident in Minneapolis, the political reactions surrounding it, and the implications for law enforcement and immigration policy. He also addresses the formation of a bipartisan trucking caucus aimed at improving safety regulations for commercial drivers, and highlights a significant funding initiative for rural health services in Ohio.
takeaways
- The ICE shooting incident has sparked significant political controversy.
- Law enforcement's role and the public's perception are critical in these situations.
- Protests often involve a mix of various political ideologies and organizations.
- The trucking industry faces safety challenges that need bipartisan attention.
- Congressman Taylor is optimistic about the support for trucking safety regulations.
- Funding for rural health is crucial for improving health outcomes in underserved areas.
- The recent funding initiative aims to strengthen community hospitals in Ohio.
- Political rhetoric can often distract from the underlying issues at hand.
- There is a need for more organized conservative responses to left-wing protests.
- The importance of prioritizing rural hospitals in funding allocations is emphasized.
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The conversation covers the dynamics of protests related to law enforcement actions, particularly in Minneapolis, and the political implications of government shutdowns. Congressman Davidson discusses the challenges faced by law enforcement, the impact of political agendas on public perception, and the need for biological data protection in the context of national security.
takeaways
- Protests often arise from organized efforts by specific groups.
- Law enforcement actions can lead to significant public backlash.
- The political landscape influences the response to law enforcement incidents.
- Government shutdowns can be used strategically by political parties.
- Subsidies in healthcare can mask underlying program failures.
- The inflation of healthcare costs is exacerbated by government subsidies.
- Bipartisan support is crucial for effective legislation.
- Biological data protection is a growing concern in national security.
- The narrative around race and law enforcement is often manipulated for political gain.
- The impact of local governance on national issues is significant.
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Comerica, Fifth Third shareholders back merger
Comerica shareholders ignored an activist investor’s urging to reject the deal, with 97% of votes cast in favor of the bank’s acquisition by Fifth Third.
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"This Should Not Have Happened!!"
Christopher Smitherman discusses the tragic shooting of an 11-year-old girl playing in the West End, reflecting on the implications for community safety and the political accountability of local leaders. He expresses frustration over the lack of action from the city government regarding crime prevention measures, particularly in the West End community.
takeaways
- The tragic shooting of an 11-year-old girl raises serious concerns about community safety.
- There is a strong emotional connection between fathers and daughters, especially in the context of violence.
- Political leaders have a responsibility to ensure safety measures are in place in communities.
- The West End community has been advocating for safety measures that have not been implemented.
- The lack of response from local government after repeated incidents of violence is alarming.
- Community engagement and accountability are crucial in addressing crime.
- The political landscape can often overshadow the immediate needs of the community.
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Former Vice Mayor Christopher Smitherman discusses the corruption surrounding local elections in Cincinnati, focusing on the lack of transparency from city officials regarding settlement talks and the implications for taxpayers. He also highlights the issue of Medicaid fraud in Minnesota, criticizing the political response and calling for accountability in government spending.
takeaways
- We were all lied to in Cincinnati regarding local elections.
- The public deserves transparency from city officials.
- Corruption in local government impacts taxpayer trust.
- Media outlets failed to investigate crucial election-related information.
- Settlement talks were hidden from the public before the election.
- Elections have consequences, and voters must be informed.
- Medicaid fraud is a significant issue affecting low-income Americans.
- Political accountability is necessary for government integrity.
- Corruption often goes unchallenged due to political interests.
- Identity politics can distract from discussions about corruption.
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🎄🎙️ Tech Friday Recap — Holiday Edition! 🎄
This week’s Tech Friday radio segment gas some eye-opening stories that hit close to home — even during the Christmas season. 🎅⚡
First, we discussed how one specific gadget could potentially give China a back door into the U.S. power grid 😳🔌 — a reminder that convenience and security don’t always go hand in hand.
Next, we uncovered troubling test results showing AI toys for kids talking about sex and even repeating Chinese Communist Party talking points 🤖🧸🚨 — raising big questions for parents this holiday shopping season.
And finally, Merriam-Webster named “Slop” the 2025 Word of the Year, highlighting how AI-generated junk is flooding the internet 🌐📉.
Smart tech choices matter — now more than ever. 🎄✨
#TechFriday #ChristmasTech #CyberSecurity #AIToys #ParentAlert #PowerGrid #ChinaTech #AIContent #WordOfTheYear #HolidayListening 🎁🎧
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Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, Peter Bronson talks his new book "Magical History Tour" plus Sebastian Junger talks about his book "In My Time of Dying" and his Empower U Seminar on December 9th regarding his near death experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian talks with Peter Bronson about his new book "Magical History Tour."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dave Hatter talks about a story of Venmo scam, avoiding Ai toys for Christmas plus a scam iPhone users should beware.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian talks with author of "In My Time of Dying" Sebastian Junger about his Empower U Seminar on December 9th as well as his near death experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kevin is in for Brian today tackling the news of the day.
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Tech Tuesday with Dave Hatter, Congressman Warren Davidson, Brigham McCown on energy policies, Inside Scoop with Colin Madine of Breitbart News plus Daniel Davis Deep Dive.
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Colin Madine of Breitbart News gives you the inside scoop on the latest tech news and headlines
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Brian Talks with Brigham McCown about the latest energy policies
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Brian talks with Dave Hatter about tech tips to help you for this year's Black Friday.
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Brian Thomas is joined by Chris Klug of the Cincinnati VA to talk about new outpatient clinics and a new eye center.
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Brian talks with Christopher Smitherman to hear the Smithervent, Money Monday with Brian James of Allworth Financial plus KRC Cares with Chris Klug of the Cincinnati VA
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Brian is joined by Patty Scott of HEART for seniors to talk about the work she does with senior citizens
Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, George Brunemann and Keith Tenhundfeld of RestoreWellness talk health issues and topics, Phil Kerpen on stopping climate craziness plus Patty Scott of HEART for Seniors.
Brian talks with George Brunemann and Keith Tenhundfeld of RestoreWellness to talk about a wide variety of health topics.
President of American Commitment Phil Kerpen joins Brian to talk about stopping climate craziness.
Brian talks with Warren Davidson about the potential government shutdown on October 1st and many more national topics, Daniel Flynn joins to talk about his book "The Man Who Invented Conservatism" and iHeart aviation expert Jay Ratliff gives an aviation update.
Brian is joined by iHeart aviation expert Jay Ratliff about some of the latest aviation stories.
Brian talks with Warren Davidson about the potential government shutdown on October 1st and many more national topics.
Brian Thomas talks with Daniel Flynn about his book, "The Man Who Invented Conservatism."
Brian talks with Chris Smitherman to hear his Smithervent, Money Monday with Brian James, Ryan Walters of Empower U and his seminar on September 23rd on President Grover Cleveland plus your calls.
Brian Thomas talks with Ryan Walters about his seminar on Grover Cleveland and what Cleveland's politics actually were.
Energy policy expert Brigham McCown joins Brian Thomas to talk about US Energy numbers compared the rest of the world, Inside Scoop with Editor in Chief of Breitbart News Alex Marlow about his new book "Breaking the Law," Daniel Davis Deep Dive on the Ukraine War plus Dr. Courtney Hentz of OHC talks about GammaKnife radiation treatment for brain cancer.
Brian Thomas is joined by Daniel Davis to take a deep dive into the current state of the Ukraine War.
Brian talks with Editor in Chief of Breitbart News Alex Marlow about his new book "Breaking the Law"
Brian Thomas is joined by energy expert Brigham McCown to talk about US energy production including carbon dioxide emissions, solar power and how the US stacks up against the rest of the world.
Former vice mayor of Cincinnati Chris Smitherman gives his Smithervent, Money Monday with Brian James of Allworth Financial and KRC Cares with Ulysses Days of Affordable Imaging Services.
What if the safety of your community was at risk due to a chronic police shortage? Join us in this urgent conversation with Sarah Heringer, who courageously shares her personal journey of loss and the ongoing struggle with crime in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine area. Together, we examine the critical shortage of police officers, exacerbated by hiring freezes and budget constraints since 2008, and stress the importance of city leaders prioritizing public safety to prevent further tragedies like Sarah's.
Sarah discusses the challenges faced by local businesses in Cincinnati, where crime poses a significant threat to the downtown area's vibrancy. Despite robust support for local enterprises, there's palpable frustration with city leadership's muted response to crime and their lack of vocal backing for law enforcement. We explore whether political pressures are silencing city leaders and underscore the judicial system's crucial role in maintaining community safety, all while highlighting Sarah's heartbreaking story as a catalyst for change.
Lastly, we address the growing issue of juvenile crime and the broader lack of accountability in government-funded programs aimed at reducing violence. With millions invested and no clear success metrics, Sarah emphasizes the need for transparency and measurable outcomes.
Retired Cincinnati police officer Andre Ewing pulls no punches in critiquing the current administration's approach to public safety. He passionately argues for a stronger police presence at major events, questioning why there weren't more officers on the ground during a recent downtown incident that could have been prevented. His unique perspective challenges city leaders to take accountability and adopt proactive measures to safeguard the community.
Andre paints a vivid picture of the chaos that ensues when inadequate resources are allocated to high-traffic areas. He points out the glaring absence of police presence during pivotal moments and the repercussions of such oversights. A former officer with firsthand experience, Andre articulates the frustration and urgency felt by many residents. Through his eyes, we see how a more visible police presence could serve not only as a deterrent but as a welcoming force to visitors, enhancing both safety and community trust.
Brian Thomas talks with Dave Williams of the Taxpayer Protection Alliance to talk about the latest shenanigans with the post office, the GOP forgetting what the free market is in the energy industry and new recycling regulations. Cincinnati Mayor candidate Cory Bowman plus aviation updates with Jay Ratliff.
Brain talks with iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Ratliff about the latest stock news and aviation news.
Brian Thomas talks with Dave Williams of the Taxpayer Protection Alliance to talk about the latest shenanigans with the post office, the GOP forgetting what the free market is in the energy industry and new recycling regulations.
Brian Thomas talks with former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Christopher Smitherman for his weekly Smithervent, Money Monday with Allworth's Brian James and Ohio State Representative Tex Fischer talks about recreational marijuana in Ohio.
Brian talks with Ohio State Representative Tex Fischer about recreational marijuana in Ohio.
Kevin Gordon fills in for Brian Thomas on this Good Friday 2025 as he takes your calls and talks Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, talking opposing views with Ann Dickerson of the Cincinnati Chapter of Indivisible and Lyndi Zembrodt of Care Net Pregnancy Center joins to talk about the services her organization offers.
Kevin talks with the Executive Director of Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Norther Kentucky Lyndi Zembrodt.
Kevin Gordon talks with Co-Founder and Lead Organizer of the Cincinnati chapter of Indivisible.
Dan Carroll subs in for Brian Thomas one final time this week as he takes your calls and talks about Trump dealing with MS-13 gang members and the Karmelo Anthony case in Texas with Zeek Arkham and Jim Pfaff of the Conservative Caucus tackles a variety of political topics with Dan.
Dan Carroll talks with Jim Pfaff of the Conservative Caucus about a variety of the latest political news.
Dan Carroll talks about Trump dealing with MS-13 gang members and the Karmelo Anthony case in Texas with Zeek Arkham.
Dan Carroll talks about America's trade war with China with attorney and host of the Modern Federalist podcast Charlton Allen, the state of American energy with Daniel Turner of Power the Future and President Ken Kober of the Fraternal Order of Police discusses the Short Vine shooting of Kyle Mirick.
Dan Carroll talks about America's trade war with China and Trump's tariffs with attorney and host of the Modern Federalist podcast Charlton Allen.
Dan Carroll talks with President Ken Kober of the Fraternal Order of Police about the Short Vine shooting of Kyle Mirick.
Dan Carroll talks with local attorney James Bogen about the shooting that happened on Short Vine near UC and Title IX headlines surrounding Harvard, Trump's presidency with Cheryl Chumley of the Washington Times and Steve Goreham of the Climate Science Coalition of America joins to talk climate issues.
Dan Carroll talks with local attorney James Bogen about the Short Vine shooting near UC as well as Title IX headlines at Harvard.
Dan Carroll talks with online opinion editor, commentary writer and host of the “Bold and Blunt” podcast Cheryl Chumley of The Washington Times to discuss Trump's presidency so far.
Dan Carroll fills in for Brian Thomas as he talks all the latest political headlines and is joined by former vice mayor of Cincinnati Chris Smitherman for the weekly Smither-vent. Andrew Pappas also joins the show to talk about his recent experience on the Honor Flight.
Dan Carroll, filling in for Brian Thomas, is joined by Andrew Pappas to talk about Andrew's recent Honor Flight experience.
Dan Carroll is joined by former vice mayor of Cincinnati Chris Smitherman for the weekly Smither-vent.
Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, Troy Day, Director of Veteran Programs at Trust and Valor talks about how he uses horses to aid American veterans, Deep Dive with Daniel Davis on the war in Ukraine, Captain Douglas Ernest talks about his book "The Spirit of a True Patriot" plus Military Pastor David Scarlett talks about his book "All for His Glory: The Near-death Experience of a Modern-day Job."
Dave Hatter tells us how the technology in cars is upsetting drivers and how it can also spy on you as well as drones being sent on 911 calls in New York.
Brian is joined by Daniel Davis to discuss the current situation with the Russia-Ukraine war.
Brian is joined by Military Pastor David Scarlett to discuss his book "All for His Glory: The Near-death Experience of a Modern-day Job"
Brian is joined by the Director of Veteran Programs at Trust and Valor Troy Day to discuss how they use horses to aid American veterans.
Brian is joined by Congressman Warren Davidson to talk Trump's tariffs and federal spending.
George Brunemann joins to talk Ohio Issue 2 and the Restore Liberty Event on Sunday, Congressman Warren Davidson, Brian Reisinger talks about his book "Land Rich, Cash Poor: My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer," plus iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Ratliff.
iHeart aviation expert Jay Ratliff talks stocks as well as bringing you the latest aviation news.
Brian Reisinger talks about his book "Land Rich, Cash Poor: My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer"
Brian is joined by George Brunemann to talk about Issue 2 in Ohio and the Restore Liberty Event on Sunday
Dr. Jay Rossover joins the program to talk about RFK Jr. his involvement in American health as well as the Empower U seminar tomorrow evening
Former President of Anheuser Busch talks about his book "Last Call for Bud Light," Donovan O'Neil of Americans for Prosperity talks about protests against Elon Musk and DOGE, Congressman Thomas Massie joins to talk about the “Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act” and more, Judge Napolitano talks tariffs and the constitution plus Dr. Jay Rossover talks about his Empower U seminar on Thursday evening.
Brian is joined by Congressman Thomas Massie to talk about the “Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act” and more.
Brian is joined by Donovan O'Neil of Americans for Prosperity to talk about people who are protesting Elon Musk and DOGE as well as Sunday's rally.
Brian talks with Peter Bronson about his book "Behind the Lines - The Untold Stories of the Cincinnati Riots" on the 24th anniversary, Inside Scoop with Oliver Lance of Breitbart News plus OHC's Dr. Joseph Shaughnessy talks head and neck cancer.
Brian is joined by Peter Bronson, author of "Behind the Lines - The Untold Stories of the Cincinnati Riots" to talk about tomorrow's 24th anniversary of the Timothy Thomas shooting.
Brian is joined by Oliver Lane of Breitbart News to talk about what is happening in Europe and what it means for the United States.
Brian Thomas is joined by Brian James to talk about the current state of the economy with Trump's new tariffs.
Former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Christopher Smitherman joins for his weekly Smither-Vent.
Scott Wartman of the Cincinnati Enquirer talks about taking over for Sharon Coolidge as the local politics reporter, Smither-Vent, Monday Monday with Brian James and Todd Sledge of the Cincinnati VA
Tech Friday with Dave Hatter including how the government is tracking you, toll road scams and FBI warnings about ransomware, Dr. James Thorp talks about his book "Sacrifice: How the Deadliest Vaccine in History Targeted the Most Vulnerable," and Richard Lyons talks about his books “The DNA of Democracy Volume 1” and “Shadows of the Acropolis Volume 2.”
Happy New Year's Eve! Kevin takes your calls and covers a variety of political topics to end 2024.
Kevin Gordon fills in for Brian Thomas as he talks with former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Chris Smitherman plus Steven Mosher of Population Research Institute joins the show to talk myths about overpopulation.
Kevin is in for Brian this morning talking about the news and issues of the day. Also, Tech Friday with Dave Hatter!
Dan Carroll fills in for Brian Thomas as he covers all the latest political news, Smitherman joins the show and Sharon Coolidge of the Enquirer talks about her 10 years of covering City Hall.
Brian talks with Stephanie Pierruci, one of the authors of "Sound the Alarm: The Maui Disaster," former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Chris Smitherman joins the show for the Smithervent plus Money Monday with Brian James.
Brian talks tech scams you should know about with Dave Hatter, Santa Con 2024, a fundraising event for The Cure Starts Now (Visit www.Cincinnatisantacon.com), with Emma Pfeiffer and Mike Halloran.
Brian talks with Senator Rand Paul about the border, the recently released COVID report and D.O.G.E., Donovan O'neil from Americans For Prosperity, Stephanie Pierucci joins the show to talk about her book "Sound the Alarm: The Maui Disaster", plus iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Ratliff.
Kevin Gordon fills in for Brian as he takes your calls, talks with former Cincinnati Mayor Ken Blackwell, former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Christopher Smitherman and of course Money Monday with Brian James.
Kevin Gordon subs in for Brian Thomas on the Monday Show and Kevin talks with Ken Anderson (Not the Bengals quarterback!) and economist/author Vikram Mansharamani.
Brian is joined by Nick Noel, Co-author of "Our God Given Freedom," Smitherman, Money Monday with Brian James, Mel K of the Mel K Show and Michael Sledge of the Cincinnati VA Medical Center.
Adam Koehler, Steve Balczo and Lisa Liston, Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers and Judge Napolitano
Brian talks with Todd Zinser for the latest on Connected Communities, Chris Smitherman joins the show, John Nolte of Breitbart News talks Kamala Harris, Deep Dive with Daniel Davis and Ask the Expert with John Ruhlman of Cover Cincy.
Happy September! Gary Jeff Walker guides you through the early hours of Labor Day as he tackles all the political issues you want to hear about. Gary Jeff welcomes in guests Peter Bronson, Sheriff Richard Mack, Rick Robinson, Patrick Simmons, Michael Letts and Gretchen Wollert.
Chris Smitherman joins the show. Lynn Hoover of the State Teachers Retirement System about a bonus plan that was voted down. Brian also talks Veteran Appreciation Day at GABP on July 20th with Ms. Jean Wilson
Once again Gary Jeff Walker fills in for Brain Thomas on this Tuesday edition of the Morning Show on KRC. Gary Jeff and his guests cover topics such as Trump's trial, the state of the environment as well as discussion about the Cincinnati railways and Bengals Stadium. Guests include Pete Bronson, Lee Watts, David Walls, Hamilton County Commissioner candidate Adam Koehler and Brent Hamachek
On this 513 Monday Gary Jeff Walker sits in for Brian Thomas as he welcomes in guests such as Mark Mix, Pastor Paul Begley, Christopher Smitherman, Karen Kataline and Dan Hils. Gary Jeff and his guests cover all kinds of political topics such as Trump's trial, the state of the economy, the Israel/Hamas conflict and so much more.
7:05 - Mark Mix - Right to Work
8:05 - Paul Tice - BOOK - The Race To Zero
8:30 - Judge Napolitano
7:30 - Talkin Politics with Alex T
8:05 - Breitbart News - Joel Pollak from Israel
8:30 - State Rep Jennifer Gross - Age verification law for social media
7:05 - FOP Pres Ken Kober - Youth Violence
7:30 - Christopher Smitherman - local and national political commentary
8:05 - Money Monday
8:30 - HAMCO Prosecutor Melissa Powers
7:05 - HAMCO GOP Chair Russell Mock
7:30 - Americans for Prosperity
8:05 - Deep Dive with Daniel Davis
8:30 - Jay Ratliff
7:05 - Dave Williams - Taxpayer Protection Alliance
8:05 - HAMCO Prosecutor Melissa Powers
8:30 - Judge Napolitano
7:30 - Steve Goodin - Ohio Supreme Court debates how much leeway appeals courts have to change criminal sentences
8:05 - Breitbart - Senate border bill is D O A
8:30 - Jason Williams - No chance at NHL coming to Cincinnati
7:30 - Smitherman - inflation doesn't see race
8:05 - Treasurer Jill Schiller - Property taxes are too dang high
7:05 - Former State Rep Dale Mallory - Violence downtown
7:30 - Americans For Prosperity
8:05 - Hemptations - Ohio and Kentucky Hemp and Marijuana Laws
8:30 - Jay Ratliff
7:05 - FOP Pres Ken Kober - Violence on The Banks
7:30 - Christopher Smitherman
8:05 - Money Monday
8:30 - Mardi Gras for Homeless Children
7:05 - Al Nippert - Railroad law expert
7:30 - AFP Endorses Orlando Sonza
8:05 - Phil Kent - Commentator
8:30 - Jay Ratliff
7:05 - Orlando Sonza discusses his residency issue
7:30 - Sharon Coolidge - Who is in charge of the railroad money
8:05 - Morgan Lerette - BOOK - Guns, Girls, Greed
8:30 - Judge Napolitano - Government By Experts
7:30 - George Brunemann - Ohio House District #29
8:05 - Breitbart News - Alex Marlow
8:30 - Suzette Losekamp - Cross Country Mortgage - Why are my property taxes so darn high!
7:30 - Christopher Smitherman
8:05 - Money Monday
8:40 - Steve Goreham - Green Breakdown
6:30 - Tech Friday
7:05 - Taxpayer Protection Alliance
7:30 - Steve Goodin - What's going on at the Supreme Court
7:30 - Christopher Smithernan
8:05 - Inside Scoop with Breitbart News
8:30 - Drew Allen - BOOK - America's Last Stand
6:30 - Tech Friday
7:05 - Orlando Sonza needs your vote against Greg Landsman
8:05 - Dr Jed Hartings - Cincinnati Classical Academy
8:30 - Melena Siebert Running For Judge of Ohio’s 12th District Court of Appeals
7:05 - US Senate Candidate Bernie Moreno
7:30 - Americans for Prosperity
8:05 - ScOtt McKay - BOOK _ Racism, Revenge, and Ruin
8:30 - Jay Ratliff
7:05 - Congressman Warren Davidson
7:30 - George Brunemann - Running for Ohio House 29
8:05 - Congressman Thomas Massie
8:30 - Judge Napolitano
6:30 - Tech Friday
7:05 - Daniel Street - BOOK - Fake News Exposed . . .
7:30 - Joe Montgomery - Patriots Landing
8:30 - Tim Rivers - American Gulag
7:05 - Steve Goodin - Trump off ballots in Maine and Colorado
7:30 - Americans for Prosperity
8:05 - Holocaust and Humanity Museum FREE in January
7:05 - Brigham McCown - Hudson Institute - America's Energy
7:30 - Jennifer Gross - Ohio State Rep 45 - DeWine's Veto of SAFE Act
8:05 - HAMCO Prosecutor Melissa Powers - Elder Justice Unit
8:30 - Judge Napolitano - Nikki Haley, American History and Intellectual Honesty
7:05 - New FOP Pres Ken Kober
7:30 - Christopher Smitherman's 2024 Outlook
8:05 - Breitbart News' Matt Boyle - Trump Interview
8:30 - Brian Tome - Crossroads Church
7:05 - New FOP Pres Ken Kober
7:30 - Christopher Smitherman's 2024 Outlook
8:05 - Breitbart News' Matt Boyle - Trump Interview
8:30 - Brian Tome - Crossroads Church
7:30 - Covington Academy of Heritage Trades
8:05 - Inside Scoop with Breitbart News - Joel Pollak
6:05 - Adam Koehler running for Commissioner
7:05 - Americans For Prosperity
7:30 - Talking politics with Alex T
8:05 - Congressman Massie
7:05 - Dave Williams - Taxpayer Protection Alliance
8:05 - HAMCO Prosecutor - Melissa Powers
8:30 - Judge Napolitano - "American Hubris"
7:05 - Dan Regenald; 7:30 - Bob Wetterer; 8:05 - John Nohlte, Breitbart News; 8:30 - Michele O'Rourke, O'Rourke Wrecking Company; 8:40 - OHC
7:05 - Peter Bronson - Man Who Saved Cincinnati
7:30 - Americans for Prosperity
8:05 - Vince Vargas - Borderline
8:30 - Jay Ratliff
7:05 - Taxpayer Protection Alliance
7:40 - Chili Cook Off
8:05 - Gregg Jarrett - BOOK - The Constitution of the United States and Other Patriotic Documents
8:30 - Judge Napolitano
7:30 - Sharon Coolidge - State of the City
8:05 - Brietbart News - Joel Pollak
8:30 -HAMCO GOP Head Russell Mock
7:05 - Dan Hils
7:30 - Christopher Smitherman
8:05 - Empower U - Brendan Murray
8:30 - Charles Tassell
Kevin is in for Brian today and talks to -
Daniel Seaman, Jeff Pierce, Lisa Volts, Tom Clavin, Stephanie Tewes and Lloyd Rogers.
7:05 - Frank LaRoase - Election Results
7:30 - Steve Goodin - Trump Trial and Election Commentary
8:05 - Congressman Massie
8:30 - Judge Napolitano - Unconstitutional Killings
It's Election Day!!
7:30 - Sandie Zimmerman - Ohio Election Integrity Project
8:05 - Breitbart News
6:30 - Tech Friday
7:05 - Liz Keating
7:40 - Butler County Vets
8:05 - RestoreLiberty.US - School Board Endorsements
8:30 - Jared Knott - TinyBlunders / BigDisasters
7:05 - Rabbi Jun - Anit-Semitism
7:30 - Americans for Prosperity
8:05 - Senator Rand Paul
8:20 - Clermont Conuty Vets
8:30 - Jay Ratliff
7:05 - Al Nippert - No on Issue 22
8:05 - HAMCO Prosecutor Melissa Powers - Elder scams
8:30 - Judge Napolitano - A Great Man in Moscow
7:05 - Sharon Coolidge - Issue 22
7:30 - Empower U - Prof Gerber
7:40 - Sherry Poland - Poll Workers
8:05 - Inside Scoop with Breitbart News - Joel Pollak
8:30 - Tim Rivers - BOOK - American Gulag Chronicles
7:30 - Christopher Smitherman
8:05 - Money Monday
8:40 - Ja'Ron Smith - BOOK - Underserved
6:05 - Al Nippert - Vote No on 22
6:30 - Tech Friday
7:05 - Vietnam Vets Event
7:30 - Empower U - Bill of Rights
7:40 - Smitherman - No on 22
8:05 - Congressman Wenstrup
7:05 - Dan Hils - Street takeovers and Maine Shooter
7:30 - Americans for Prosperity
8:30 - Jay Ratliff
7:05 - Adam Koehler - NO on Issue 22
7:40 - Melissa Powers - Elder Abuse Unit
8:05 - Vets and Brews
8:30 - Judge Napolitano
6:05 - Jay Ratliff talked about the attempted plane hijacking yesterday
7:05 - Ken Blackwell - NO on Issue 1
7:30 - Todd Zinser - NO on Issue 22
8:05 - Inside Scoop with Breitbart News - Matt Boyle - Speakership turmoil
Rebecca Surendorff talks Ohioans for Child Protection through Ohio House Bill 124, Chris Smitherman and Issue 22, Money Monday with Brian James and the Resistance Chicks.
Are things to expensive to have fun? Young people are struggling to buy houses in today's market. All that and more on this Money Monday.
Brian and former Vice Mayor of Cincinnati Chris Smitherman talk about Issue 22 in Cincinnati with the potential sale of the railways to Norfolk Southern.
Brian and Rebecca talk about Ohio House Bill 124, a.k.a. the Scouts Honor Bill, which was recently signed into law and how it will protect kids.
7:05 - Congressman Warren Davidson
- Speaker Jordan?
- Israel War
8:05 - Vince Ellison - BOOK - Crime Inc.
8:30 - Judge Napolitano - The Gathering Storm of Rage
7:05AM - Kevin Flynn - Hard NO on 22
7:30AM - Smitherman piggy backing on Kevin Flynn - NO on 22
8:05 - Inside Scoop with Breitbart News - Joel Pollak
Topic: The latest on Israel
ISRAEL FIGHTS TERROR: Is Israel’s Response to Hamas Legal and Justified?
Israeli Knesset Resumes Session After Taking Shelter During Hamas Rocket Fire
Forensic Evidence of Hamas Executions, Torture, Looting in Attack on Israel
Reports: Hamas Kills Palestinian Civilians Trying to Flee; Won’t Let Americans Leave
Netanyahu: ‘Hamas Thought It Would Break Us, But We Will Break Hamas’
U.S. Sends Second Aircraft Carrier to Eastern Mediterranean to Deter Iran
Israel: No Negotiations over Hostages; We Are Eliminating Hamas
Good Monday Morning!
7:05 AM - Daryna Onyshko is a brand ambassador for Ukraine, speaking on why Western support for her country is critical for freedom and stability throughout Europe.
7:30 AM - Christopher Smitherman discusses Israel and NO on 22
8:05 AM - Brian James with Allworth Financial and Money Monday
- How the Middle East affects the markets
- Watch out for war scammers
- Paul Krugman walks back a stupid comment about inflation
8:40 AM - Empower U Seminar - Dangerous Individual Recognition - October 17th
Kevin fills in for Brian and is joined by Kentucky Lt. Gov. candidate Ralph Alvarado, Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie, GOP Candidate Eric Early (running against Adam Schiff) and the Director of Research and Investigation at Judicial Watch Chris Farrell.
David Oh, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati is joined by Lisa Cowden the Customer Experience Manager at Hoxworth Blood Center and 2 of the 24x a year donors. It takes a lot of dedication and selflessness to donate twice a month.
Part 1 of this 2 part podcast with the inspiring Karlie Winnett and David Shardelow.
It's Thanksgiving Eve Eve! Brian's last day of the week and he's talking about the tragedy in Wisconsin, homeschooling children, and more. Plus, Judge Napolitano stops by along with Kelly Ackerman of Frame USA.
Brian talks about the Rittenhouse trial, discusses the 2012 election with author Mark Steffen who wrote a book about it, plus Brian James stops by for Money Monday and Joe Blystone, running for Governor of Ohio talks with Brian about his plans, on 55KRC, THE talk station.
Brian recaps the weekend, talks with Jerry Thomas for the Monday morning spleen vent, talks money with Brian James, and its Colon Cancer Awareness month with Dr. Essell.
Brian talks tech with Dave Hatter after Facebook announced new privacy settings. Plus, Congressman Brad Wenstrup stops by for an hour to talk Afghanistan, COVID, and more. Finally, The Enquirer’s Jason Williams joins the show to discuss John Cranley and City Council, on 55KRC THE Talk Station.
Brian talks about everything from critical race theory and local politics to small business and woke culture, on 55KRC THE Talk Station.
Brian talks everything from IT and plants to local and state politics on this Friday edition of the 55KRC morning show.
Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, author Mike Monahan, Ron Wilson, and Jason Williams from the Cincinnati Enquirer on 55KRC.
Brian is joined by Dave Hatter for Tech Friday, Alex Triantafilou on Issue 3, Judge Pat DeWine on cancel culture, Ron Wilson in studio, and Jason Williams on local politics.
"If you have a dog, I must have a dog. If you have a rifle, I must have a rifle. If you have a club, I must have a club. This is equality."
"I'm alive today because of the Second Amendment and the natural right to keep and bear arms."
"The liberties of the American people were dependent upon the ballot-box, the jury-box, and the cartridge-box; that without these no class of people could live and flourish in this country; "
Whose words are these? I’ll give you a hint: They were neither white, nor lifetime members of the NRA. These are the words of Malcolm X, John R. Salter and Frederick Douglass. giants of the civil rights struggle – and passionate Second Amendment advocates as well.
From Fannie Lou Hamer’s "shotgun in every corner" to Harriet Tubman’s musket, from Malcolm X’s M1 carbine to the Deacons for Defense, from MLK Jr.’s rejected concealed-carry permit application to Ida B. Wells' Winchester rifle – these are the historical advocates for the Second Amendment who I never learned about in grade school classrooms, books or TV.
Click below for link to op.ed
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/opinion/2021/03/22/opinion-second-amendment-history-black-history/4698414001/
Brian talks tech with Dave Hatter, The PRO Act with John Morris -- Associated Builders and Contracts, Authors David Meyers and Elise Meyers-Walker on their book "A Murder in Amish Ohio", and Jason Williams of Politics Xtra stops by to talk local politics.
Kevin is in for Brian again today, and he talks news and views, election issues, chats with Rep. Thomas Massie, and more on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin is in for Brian, and he talks with Rep. Thomas Massie about issues facing Kentucky and the nation.
Kevin is in for Brian and he gets you caught up with what you need to know in the tri-state and Kentucky with Curt Hartman and Congressman Thomas Massie. Plus, what to do if your Turkey has you stumped? Barbara from the Butterball Hotline stops by to discuss how they can help you in your turkey prep.
Kevin is in for Brian, and he talks with Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky about the Brent Spence Bridge, the election, and so much more on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin Gordon is in for Brian, and he talks with Barbara from the Butterball Turkey Hotline about tips for getting that Thanksgiving Turkey ready, on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin is in for Brian once again and he talks with Curt Hartman about issues in and around the tri-state.
Kevin Gordon fills in for Brian and talks a little bit of everything. Including the strange parallels between the 2020 Election and the 1960 Election. Plus, hear from Attorney Chris Weist and Covington, KY mayor Joe Meyer on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin is in for Brian and he discusses the impact of the Brent Spence Bridge closure with Covington Mayor Joe Meyer on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin is in for Brian and he talks with Attorney Chris Weist on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin is in for Brian and he chats with Samantha Tewes of Tewes Poultry ahead of Thanksgiving on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin is in for Brian and he chats with Kentucky State Representative Savannah Maddox on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
Kevin is in for Brian and he chats with Kentucky State Representative Joe Fischer on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
The culture of corruption on Cincinnati City Council continued on Thursday with the arrest of P.G. Sittenfeld. Betsy Sundermann and Sharon Coolidge join Brian to discuss what happened. what it means, and where we go from here. Plus, Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, "Beach" from Hemptations, and attorney Tyson Langhofer on 55KRC, THE Talk Station.
It's Tech Friday with Dave Hatter! Hear about the ever-changing social media environment and what that means for your privacy. Plus, mayor John Cranley and State Rep. John Becker join Brian to talk politics. Finally, hear from Cynthia Fisher of from PatientRightsAdvocate.org, and Andi Johnson from LifeCenter.
Brian is joined by Councilwoman Betsy Sundermann, Alex Triantafilou, author Jerome Priesler, and iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Ratliff on 55KRC.