Bob Lonsberry: Recent Episodes
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Bob talks to Radio Mike about Iran and middle eastern wars, Bob takes a call, and talks about washouts on the Lavonia Avon and Lakeville Railroad.
Bob talks about the water flow at Irondequoit Creek from yesterday's rain, Bob takes calls, talks about Iran, down syndrome and abortion, the state planning to provide legal assistance to illegal immigrants detained by ICE, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York getting a knife pulled on him, and Gillibrand wanting $50 Million for food deserts.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Brian Manktelow about the recently completed legislative session, Bob talks about pro-Iran protesters, the flooding yesterday, Iran, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the rain and flooding yesterday, fish fry, possible war with Iran, an local ICE stop and arrest yesterday, the Fishers Fire District deciding to dissolve, a shooting on Dayton Street, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about the Supreme Court ruling on the Tennessee ban on gender affirming care for minors, a possible ICE raid at the Public Market, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York having a knife pulled on him by an illegal immigrant, the state possibly offering legal defense to illegal immigrants detained by ICE, and the Rush Fire Department deciding to discontinue ambulance service.
Bob talks about the Rochester City Council Democratic Primary, the potential dissolution of the Fishers Fire District, his run, the Fairport Angels Blood Drive, the Rush Fire Department voting to discontinue ambulance service, the State Assembly voting against a ban on natural gas hookups, and new information on the political assassin in Minnesota.
Bob talks about the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York having a knife drawn on them, a possible dissolution vote at the Fishers Fire District, a proposed truk regulation put on hold by a Trump executive order, Trump reversing call to stop ICE raids at farms, restaurants and hotels, Kristi Noem having an allergic reaction, Bob reacts to a video from Ronnie Winter of Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, and Bob talks about Democratic primaries in the city.
Bob talks about Iran, Bob takes calls, talks about a Pride Month display in West Irondequoit, and a man killed on a motorcycle by a SUV in Bethany.
Bob talks about Iranian TV, measles, Trump's lack of empathy for Tim Walz, legislation that would give state police time off in thew event of a traumatic incident, and SALT deductions and the Big Beautiful Bill.
Bob talks to Drum Major Sargent First Class Drew Gansz about playing in the Army Parade and about his career, Bob talks about Iran, and security and safety for public officials.
Bob talks about the man who hit a RPD cruiser head on and his release by Judge Van White, the family of Messiah Nantwi filing a civil rights lawsuit against the state and officers that murdered him, a local news screw up, the RG&E "If You Smell Gas" ads, the course of events Saturday morning with the Minnesota political assassin, and Bob gives his endorsements for Rochester City Council.
Bob talks about the Israel - Iran war, the Ukraine - Russia war, a donation to Stanley Martin from a cop killer, Ontario Beach Park security, a shooting on Murray Street, city crossing guards, and a fire in a Brockport Schools maintenance building on Saturday.
Bob talks to Robert Colby of Colby Homestead Farms about the weather impact on agriculture, Bob talks about a local man that marched in the Army Parade, Bob reads an RPD press release about a man who hit a police cruiser head on, and Bob talks about the baby on the roof.
Bob talks about his weekend, the No Kings demonstrations, the Army Parade, a study that said Lake Ave between Lyell and Ridge Road is the most unsafe stretch of road in the state, a pause being put on ICE raids at farms, hotels, and restaurants, and a Wall Street Journal story on Iran wanting to stop the war with Israel, Bob reads a Facebook post from a Gold Star mother, talks about Fox News vs. PBS coverage of the Army Parade, and gives an update on the mother of Zy'Jae St. Pierre.
Bob talks about his weekend, and the Fox News coverage of the Army Parade, Bob takes calls, talks about the Israel-Iran war, and talks to Radio Mike about going to the George Strait concert in Buffalo.
Bob talks about a bill that would give Monroe County its own judicial district, the murder and attempted murder of two Minnesota politicians, Bob reads a California Highway Patrol press release about a Mt. Morris man, Bob talks about Malik Evans launching TV ads ahead of the primary, his take away from politics over the weekend, home construction regulation, Wegmans and Walmart re-organizing stores, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks to baker Chris Lomax about being blind and restaurant co-owner Joe Racalto of Ricalto's in Hornell about Chris baking for him, and Bob talks to Congressman Nick Langworthy about the congressional hearing yesterday on sanctuary states with Hochul and immigration.
Bob talks to Republican Strategist Trisha Turner about her visit to the White House yesterday and sitting in on the congressional hearing with Hochul, Bob talks about it being the last day of High School for Ellie, and a roller rink thar burned down.
Bob talks about being invited to a dinner of businessmen, and prison reform, Bob takes calls, talks about RG&E and new leadership there, and the person who hit the DOT workers in Hornell getting charged with DAI.
Bob talks about Friday the 13th with Joe Lasky and Barry Vee, Bob talks about Israel bombing Iran, a man that has gone to 100 consecutive Red Wings home games, a former Kodak building being used to store cannabis, judicial hearings on Trump controlling the California National Guard, the No Kings protests, and Flag Day.
Bob talks about a DOT worker that was hit by a SUV in Hornell, the earth science regents, Bob takes a call from a retired police officer about crowd control, we play audio of Hochul being questioned by Elise Stefanik in a House Oversight hearing, and Bob talks about a strange DWI in Livingston County.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about his daughters' graduation and golfing, Bob talks about car dealers, Hochul being before the House Oversight Committee, and his run, Bob takes a call about the death of Brian Wilson, and talks about the State of the County address.
Bob talks about threats to democracy, Bob takes calls, talks about the new voting machines, the extensive security presence at Ontario Beach Park last night, and the death of Brian Wilson.
Bob talks about a fatal roll over of a manure truck, the LA protests, Bob takes calls, talks about the planned Hochul testimony to Congress, Chris Collins running for a House seat in Florida, a Nunda woman stealing pension money, and the plane crash in India.
Bob talks to Justin Wilcox of Upstate United about proposed packaging legislation, Bob takes a call, talks about proposed changes for the prisons, Trump at Fort Bragg yesterday, Aubrey's journey in the Army, the two year anniversary of Brett Sobieraski's run for the memory of Anthony Mazurkiewicz, and an assault on a deputy at the Cayuga County jail.
Bob talks about walking speed, the state of emergency declaration in Los Angeles, the retirement of Gary Craig from the Democrat & Chronicle, Bob takes a call, talks to Radio Mike, and reads a press release from the Wayne County Sheriffs Office about a the Lyons women who bit a person on school property.
Bob talks to Dina Jackson about her daughter donating bone marrow to her son, Bob talks about Drive Your Tractor To School Day at Marcus Whitman High School and about Marcus Whitman the man, Bob talks about Greg McCaffery and John Bringewatt being appointed to the Court of Claims, the discovery of the body of Jared Oswald and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about the LA protests, an announcement on Ontario Beach Park security, the state legislature passing a bill that says businesses must take cash, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the LA protests, the Harvard Radcliffe Club hosting a Evans campaign stop, a video from Steny Hoyer, Kilmar Abrego Garcia being brought back to stand trial, the 250th anniversary of the Army, two local Fentanyl overdoses, running a 5k in Canisteo, and Van White releasing an alleged murderer.
Bob talks about a petition to raise the railings of bridges over the Genesee River, a yacht stopped off the coast of Gaza, Bob takes a call, talks about the LA Protests, the Trump Travel Ban, child predator hunters, Matt Wilson taking over WBSU from Warren Koziereski, and Bob giving a speech at church.
Bob talks to Betsy Brightly of Brightly Farms about the growing season, Terry Moran getting suspended by ABC News, a New York Post story on Antonio Delgado, Bob takes a call, and talks about the Medical Aid and Dying Act.
Bob talks about Russia and Ukraine, the protests in Los Angeles, his weekend, Trump sending the National Guard into LA, the Medical Aid and Dying Act, and the 250th anniversary of the Army and the planned parade.
Bob talks about the anniversary of D-Day, and reads President Roosevelt's radio address to the nation, Bob talks about lean times at RIT, the Trump Administration vs. the state government over school mascots, the Law Enforcement Torch Run going past the station, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks to Monroe County Sheriffs deputy Brendan Hurley about saving the life of an elderly woman in Pittsford and the fights in Charlotte, Bob talks about a Wayne County man charged with child rape and a teacher charged with possessing child porn, Bob talks to U.S. Marshal Charles Salina and Deputy U.S. Marshal Jaremy Marrero about the arrest of Luis Francisco Soriano, and Bob talks about the long reach of the Marshals.
Bob reads a letter from the President of RIT, talks about naming things after fallen police officers, talks about the fights after a concert at Charlotte Beach Wednesday, the continued search for Jy'Jae St. Pierre, and Musk vs. Trump.
Bob talks about D-Day, a cyclist that was hit by a car on Monroe Avenue, Trump vs. Musk, Prom night for two of his kids, running a 5k in Canisteo, a fire in Pittsford, and a former Avon Police Chief getting two years probation.
Bob talks about the breaking Supreme Court rulings, and Bob talks to Dina Jackson about her daughter donating bone marrow to her son.
Bob talks to John Wolf about Wolf Publications and his book, Bob talks about Catholic Charities and the money they take in, and Bob talks about a former Avon Police Chief possibly facing jail time.
Bob gives an update on the mother of Zy' Jae St.Pierre, talks about the arrest of Luis Francisco Soriano in the murder of the family in Irondequoit last year, and Gregory Flint, Bob talks about proposed dairy farm legislation, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about teed weight loss, the IDF recovering the bodies of two hostages, a video of a 13 year old pointing a gun at a police officer, Bob takes calls, talks about China, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about a video of the terror attack in Boulder Colorado, We play audio from yesterday's press conference with the Mayor Evans and Rochester Police Chief David Smith on the child who fell in the river, Bob talks about the Army meeting their recruitment goal, and we return to the press conference.
Bob talks to Carl Ackerman about the possible parole of the murder of his niece Staci, Bob talks about a car accident on Alexander Street yesterday, and Catholic Charities laying off after losing refugee resettlement money, Bob talks to Brett Sobieraski on an event honoring Jamieson Ritter and about naming things after police officers vs. politicians, Bob talks about naming things after Politicians.
Bob announces that Van Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen is talking to the mother of Zy-Jae St. Pierre, Bob talks about the press conference from Mayor Evans on the tragedy, talks about an investigation into two Chinese nationals that brought fungus deadly to plants into the country, Musk coming out against the Big Beautiful Bill, Bob takes a call, talks to Van Stanley about talking to the boy's mother, and talks about a city pilot project to build houses on vacant lots.
Bob gives an update on the starved duck situation at a West Irondequoit school, Bob talks about a vigil on the Andrews Street bridge for Zy-Jae St. Pierre, the recovery effort, and his wife learning about the tragedy, Bob also talks about the fatal motorcycle crash on the parkway on Monday.
Bob talks about the Medical Aid and Dying bill, search history and spying for commerce by Google and Meta, the Big Beautiful Bill, Antonio Delgado running for Governor, the Ukraine drone attack on Russia, and Mount Etna erupting,
Bob talks to Monroe County Sheriff Deputy Ryan Fisher about the death Lola the K9 officer he handled and working with K9's, Bob talks about Israel killing Palestinians, and the Medical Aid and Dying bill.
Bob talks to author Chris Carosa about his book on General Lafayette's visit to Rochester and Western New York, Bob talks about the death of former Monroe County Sheriff K9 Lola, talks about a report released on New York's power needs, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about the 10th Amendment as it relates to sanctuary cities, Bob takes a call, talks about Nick Tahou's and reads the words of two songs.
Bob talks about Mount Etna, the Supreme Court declining a case over an assault weapons ban, and the Ukraine drone attack on Russia, Bob takes a call, and talks about child leashes in the aftermath of a child falling in the Genesee River.
Bob reads his column on Sister Grace, Bob takes calls, talks about DHS deleting the list of sanctuary cities and counties they put out, Bob reads a email, and talks about the kid that fell into the Genesee River.
Bob talks about regulations around pumping gas in New York, the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, the Avelo Airlines protest, Harvard, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, the local protest of Avelo Airlines, Saturday weather, the Ukrainian drone strike, the kid that fell in the Genesee River, the resumption of caissoning of remains at Arlington, and the 5 year anniversary of the 2020 riot.
Bob talks about proposed dairy farm legislation, Bob reads a Facebook post about starved ducks at a West Irondequoit school, Bob takes calls, talks to Marvin, and talks about the location of the latinx pride day.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski about proposed dairy farm legislation, Bob talks about a son who tried to drown his mother in Palmyra and Bob talks to Rochester Fire Chief Stefano Napolitano and Executive Chief for Operations Michael Doberton about fire department marine operations and the retirement of four firefighters who entered together.
Bob talks about school recess and legislation by the state legislature and the NYSUT to bring it back, Bob takes a call, talks about republicans wanting Jill Biden to testify in a house hearing, Bob talks about grading for equity and takes a call from a retired teacher, and Bob talks about coyotes.
Bob talks about Rochester, Monroe County, Yates County and Wayne County being on the federal sanctuary cities list, Linda McMahon being sent to a Long Island school district to defend a Native American mascot, and a hearing for the Sam Nordquist murder trial, Bob reads a press release from the city about Latinx Pride Day, and Bob talks about local tv news using cell phones as cameras.
Bob talks about downstate legislators proposing dairy farm legislation, and Bob talks to Joe Chenelly of AMVETS about William T Perkins Jr., the dedication of a veterans area at the airport to him and Rolling to Remember.
Bob talks to Monroe County Veteran Affairs Coordinator Nick Stefanovic about the new veterans area at the Airport, Bob talks about his Bench on Parade at the airport, a pawn shop owner pleading guilt to conspiracy to transport stolen goods, the melee at Darian Lake Monday, a arrest in the Hilton smoke shop robbery, Bob talks to Chuck Baylis who selected the display items for the new veterans area at the airport, and Bob talks about Elon Musk leaving the government.
Bob talks about the airport rededicating a veterans area after William T Perkins Jr., and Bob talks about the Court of International Trade blocking most of the Trump tariffs and takes a call.
Bob talks to Dorothy Reid about the Run for The Fallen, Bob talks about Moses Robinson, the mayoral debate, Bob reads an email, takes ca call, talks about Elon Musk leaving the government and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks to Kelly Legoseo and Chris Teich of the Special Olympics and Erin Rodgers of the Rochester Police Department about the Law Enforcement Torch Run, Bob takes a call, and talks about Russia.
Bob talks about a report on a racial disparity with parole boards, Bicycle lanes on Main Street, the need for boring Politians, and a Wayne County 911 center operator suffering cardiac arrest and being saved by co-workers.
Bob talks about Tish James fining Walmart, Bob talks to former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich about his new book and Trump, and Bob talks to Van Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen about her winning the 2025 Hyundai Salute to Heroes Award,.
Bob talks about the pardon of two reality TV stars, the woman who tried to assault the Penfield superintendent, the flags at the Monroe County Office Building, alleged disengagement by RCSD staff, the loss of 74 jobs at the Lexington Avenue GM plant, and Trump vs. Canada.
Bob talks about the search for Jared Oswald, Bob talks about the 5 year anniversary of the death of George Floyd, his trip to the movies, cropping photos, and military procedure.
Bob talks to Maurice Hebert about his windshield being smashed over a flag, Bob talks about vapes, King Charles in Canada, a possible Josh Allen/ Hailee Steinfeld wedding, and the Trump tariff flip flops and the markets.
Bob talks about Russia and Putin, his memorial day visit to a cemetery, Trump and college research grants, the death of Phil Robertson, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about the new voting machines in Monroe County, a guy smashing the window of a truck over a pro-police flag on Turk Hill Road, Trump tariff flip flops and the stock market, Bob talks about his Memorial Day weekend, and the weekend at Ontario Beach park.
Bob talks to the mother of Lance Corporal Zachary Smith about her son who was killed in Afghanistan in 2010, Bob talks about his Gary Beikirch and Zachary Smith challenge coins, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about giving blood and gives a family report, Bob talks to the mother of Staff Sargent Nicholas Reid about the loss of her son in Afghanistan in 2012, Bob takes a call, talks about military recruiting, Ontario County DA Jim Ritts recusing himself from a case, and Trump Vs. Harvard.
Bob talks to the mother of Matt Glende about her son who was killed in Afghanistan, Bob talks about a report from RFK Jr. on childhood sickness, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about Memorial Day, the fake doctor in Irondequoit, Robbie running, the state expanding the corrections commission, the UB graduate that took his kid on stage, the murder of two Israeli diplomats in Washington D.C., the man beaten to death on a Norton Street porch, a DEC notice not to hike on high peaks, and Medicaid reform.
Bob talks to Megadeth Dragon of the Rochester Jewish Federation about the murder of the two Israeli diplomats in Washington D.C., Bob talks about a job program for the cannabis business hosted by the Rochester Public Library, and non- profits not getting paid by the state on time.
Bob talks about donating blood, a man killed by his own dog in Riga, broken car windows at the Memorial Art Gallery, the Big Beautiful Bill, Trump receiving the 747 from Qatar and having a TrumpCoin gathering, more info on the death of Otis Johnson in a car accident, and the murder of two Israeli diplomats in Washington D.C.
Bob talks to state group home worker Heidi McMines about mandated hours and staffing issues in state group homes, Bob talks about the discontinuation of the penny, Family Service Communities vs. the Rochester Housing Authority vs. the state Department of Health, and the tush push
Bob talks about the Family Service Community and Rochester Housing Authority dispute over rent, the murder of two Israeli diplomats in Washington D.C., the Big Beautiful Bill, and Bob talks to Colonel Kevin Saunders about Memorial Day.
Bob talks about attending a ceremony for a long time gym teacher in Canisteo, Bob talks about Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis, the school board election results in Penfield, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Justin Wilcox of Upstate United about the costs of a Long Island transmission project, Bob talks to a resident being evicted in the dispute between Family Service Communities and the Rochester Housing Authority, Bob also talks to a soon to be laid off employee of Family Service Communities, and Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons about the eviction of tenants in the family Service Communities - Rochester Housing Authority dispute.
Bob talks to RBTL CEO Arnie Rothschild about the renovations to the Auditorium Theatre, Bob talks about Family Service Communities not paying rent to the Rochester Housing Authority, Webster approving the purchase of an electric bus, the death of George Wendt, and Scott Adams revealing he has prostate cancer.
Bob talks about the results of the Penfield School Board election, Kristi Noem, Buffalo shooting victims family suing social media companies, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about his running plans, Hochul and the Seneca's, Bob takes calls, talks to Radio Mike, talks about his old gym teacher to be honored in Canisteo, and convention center upgrades.
Bob talks to Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter about going to the Armed Forces swearing in at Innovative Field, prostate cancer, the stabbing in Bolivar, cameras, and state ready inmates, Bob talks to former Ogden Police Chief Doug Nordquist about his prostate cancer, and Bob talks about the arrest of a robbery suspect.
Bob talks about the State Troopers stabbed in Bolivar, Bob takes calls on electric busses, talks about Biden's prostate cancer and takes calls.
Bob talks about Russia/Ukraine, the stabbing of State Troopers in Bolivar, the Armed Forces swearing in at Innovative Field, electric busses, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about the protesting grad students disrupting the U of R graduation, the Strong Museum losing two federal grants, Bob takes a call, and talks to Congresswoman Claudia Tenney about her letter to the DOJ about New York gun laws.
Bob talks to Bud Lowell about his name and career, Bob talks about the purchase of 23 and Me, reads a press release about a probation officer in Ontario County being arrested for DWI, talks about a 5K in Waterloo, and the Armed Forces swearing in tonight at Innovative Field.
Bob talks about the stabbing o State Troopers at a Crosby's in Bolivar, the graduate student protest at the U of R Graduation, the Lilac 5k and 10k the Letchworth Trail Run, Russia and Ukraine, a Wall Street Journal story on the lead up to the October 7th attack, and the Sehgahunda Trail Marathon
Bob talks about Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis and takes calls, Bob talks to Dan who is a physicians assistant in urology about testing for prostate cancer, and Bob talks about the Mexican Navy vessel hitting the Brooklyn Bridge.
Bob talks about Hochul and the Seneca's, Bob takes calls, talks to Radio Mike, talks about the Li Cycle bankruptcy, a 8 year old running a scoter into a car, Armed Forces Day, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about the Livingston County HR director being placed on leave, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks to Republican primary candidate for Ontario County DA Jason MacBride about ballot challenges, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the head of HR in Livingston County being placed on administrative leave, shenanigans in the Ontario County Republican primary for District Attorney, George's Winton Place Barber Shop, arguments over the 14th amendment and lover courts at the Supreme Court, and the 14th Amendment in New York.
Bob talks about the storms, the Kei'mere Marshall murder, a big marijuana bust, Bob takes calls, and talks about the grad student protest at the U of R graduation.
Bob talks about the weather, Wilson Galvin Lopez, James Kinney, a tax break in an election year, Bob takes calls, talks about the need for prison reform, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob takes calls, talks about three things going on at schools right now, and talks about Law Enforcement Memorial Day.
Bob talks to attorney Al Parisi about several topics, Bob talks about Trump in the UAE, a Supreme Court hearing over the reach of lower courts, Bob takes a call, and talks about not going to the dentist.
Bob talks about a slashing in the city, the Strong Museum loosing federal money, TikTok, the bomb threat at FLCC, Putin not meeting Zelinskyy in Turkey, Bob takes a call, and talks about interim RCSD superintendent Demario Strickland taking a new job down state.
Bob talks to Fairport Police Chief Matt Barnes about Tony Rodriguez and the widespreadness of the pedophile issue, Bob talks about nurses protesting outside RGH, and layoffs at Roberts Wesleyan University.
Bob talks to child predator hunter Nicky Sal about what he does and catching Tony Rodriguez, Bob talks about lead testing in Rush - Henrietta School District, an aircraft deal with Qatar, and chimps performing first aid.
Bob talks about getting his teeth cleaned, talks about Rochester mayoral candidate Shashi Sinha, Bob takes a call, talks about celebrity trials, Trump over the last several days, inflation, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about the life expectancy of police officers, Trump in Qatar and talks with Syria, a new book by Jake Tapper, Edan Alexander, and reports of correctional officers being re-hired.
Bob talks about a U of R grad student protest planned for graduation day, Shalom Mathews pleading guilty and getting 5 years probation, Democratic activist groups planning flag day parade disruptions, High Falls State Park, and the city planning for Highland Park reservoir upgrades.
Bob talks about cheeseballs, the alleged pedo in Fairport, Bob takes calls, Republican candidate for Greece Town Supervisor William Murphy being recommended for a perjury investigation, Jeff McCann, and the U of R grad students planning a protest on graduation,
Bob talks about the Devon Snyder family and Zachery Smith, Bob talks about April inflation numbers, the Diddy Combs trial, Bob takes a call, talks about plan by Democratic activist groups to disrupt flag day parades, and Bob reacts to the breaking news of several corrections officers in the Robert Brooks murder case rejecting plea deals.
Bob talks about a car driving into a Park Avenue bakery, the $1.1 Billion Dollar RCSD budget, Trump in Saudi Arabia, and U of R grad students calling for a strike on graduation day.
Bob talks about Republican candidate for Greece Town Supervisor William Murphy being recommended for investigation into perjury, police inaction around alleged Fairport pedophile Tony Rodriguez, Edan Alexander being released by Hamas, and the DOD pulling DEI books from military libraries.
Bob talks about Trump wanting to accept a jet plane from Qatar, Bob takes a call, talks about the Trump executive order on drug prices, and correctional officers beating prisoners, We take a live Trump press conference, Bob talks about the direct talks with Hamas and the release of Edan Alexander, the stock market, and two Geneva Police officers being put on leave.
Bob talks about a possible trade deal with China, the Pakistan - India settlement, his weekend and the commencement speech at St. John Fisher, Republican candidate for Greece Town Supervisor William Murphy being referred for a possible investigation for perjury, and Bob talks lunch.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Phil Palmesano about the state budget, Bob talks about down syndrome, talks to Marvin, and talks about Amanda receiving her masters degree in teaching.
Bob talks about the just passed state budget, Bob takes a call, talks about measles, talks to David Mon about his upcoming 12 hour ultra race in Webster, and Bob talks about the Police Chief in Canisteo resigning and pleading guilty to filing false time cards.
Bob talks about the new Pope, Bob takes a call, talks about the Lilac Fest kicking off, talks to Rochester Mayor Malik Evans about the death of Victor Saunders, Bob talks about Jim Lechner and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about Damar Hamlin, the new Pope, Bob takes a call, talks about the breaking news of the death of Victor Saunders, Bob talks to the head of Youth For Christ about the death of Victor Saunders, and Bob talks about the House passing a bill on the Gulf of America.
We continue coverage of the live Trump press conference on his trade deal with the United Kingdom, Bob talks about the deal, mammograms, and details around the city response to body found in the reservoir last year.
Bob talks about the Herbert Montgomery sentencing, Bob talks to David Bast about riding his motorcycle to Washington D.C., Bob talks about the head of the Cannabis Control Board being left out the budget, Bob gives a Papal Conclave update, talks about VE Day, the FBI and U.S. Marshals Office investigating AG Tish James for mortgage fraud, and we go to the live Trump press conference on his trade deal with the United Kingdom.
Bob talks about criminal illegals vs. agricultural migrants, Bob takes a call, talks about a time when he worked with illegals, talks about getting fish for his pond and talks about the early prison release bill not being in the budget.
Bob gives an update on the situation around the body in the reservoir from last year, Bob talks about a Victor High School talent show and and talks about the listener dinner last night at the Brook House.
Bob gives an update on activities from the Sistine Chapel, Bob talks about the city appealing a court ruling against the PAB, the Monroe County Jail housing an abundance of state inmates, counterfeit items sized at the airport, the Real ID deadline being today, and a deal with the Houthis.
Bob talks about the war over absolute truth, Bob reads a RPD press release about a hit and run arrest, and talks about the Cardinal procession, Bob takes calls, talks about Joe Morelle on NewsNation, and Bob talks about the hit and run driver.
Bob talks about Weight Watchers going out of business and Ozempic, Bob takes calls, and talks to Congresswoman Claudia Tenney about naming a post office after Officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz and other issues.
Bob talks about a Fairport pedophile, the Papal Conclave, the rain, Bob takes calls, talks about the shooting of the 17 year old on Alphonse Street, Bruce Hornsby, and financial issues in the Catholic Church.
Bob talks about the shooting at a Denise Road convenience store, a plan to sent deportees to Rwanda, Pete Hegseth wanting to cut 10 percent of generals, Robert Brooks sons response to the plea deal in his father's murder case, Bob takes a call, and talks about the self deportation option.
Bob talks to RPD detective Paul Helfer about the shooting of the 17 year old on Alphonse Street and subsequent arrest, Bob talks about the proposed movie tariffs, Bob talks to Rochester Fire Chief Stefano Napolitano about the 17 year old, Bob talks about the K Mart in Hornell, and an ICE raid in Albion.
Bob talks about the shooting on Denise Road, The 17 year old who was shot on Alphonse Street, Ellie being honored by the Chamber of Commerce, naming dongs, the Irondequoit Town Supervisor race, a Berkeley Brean story on electric bikes in the river, Pharmacy consolidation, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about cutting taxes, a scare with his dog, the rain yesterday, a new Israeli offensive in Gaza, a shooting on Denise Road, a road rage arrest, and the 17 year old shot on Alphonse Street.
Bob talks about student debt, Bob takes calls, talks about Fred Costello, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about the closing of Jim's At The Mall, Bob takes calls and talks about the manslaughter plea by one of the corrections officers in the Robert Brooks murder case, talks about an interview with Prince Harry, movement from New York to Florida, and driving from Albany to Bath.
Bob talks to Brett Sobieraski about a situation in Cincinnati, Bob talks about the new President of Roberts Wesleyan College, talks about the latest in the Robert Brooks murder case, and Israel launching an offensive to occupy all of Gaza.
Bob talks about Trump's proposed film tariff, the top 50 employers in the region, head start, Trump and the Pope, Bob takes calls, and talks about Trump wanting to re-open Alcatraz.
Bob talks to Dan Duthoid of the of the Canaseraga American Legion about the annual Ham and Leek Dinner, Bob takes calls, talks about how a Geneva police officer is the possible target of a drug investigation, 13 WHAM covering the story of a Brockport staffer getting a DWI, the PAB, Bob talks to Marvin, and talks about being in Albany the past two days.
Bob talks about the trade war with China, Bob talks to Dave Ackraman about the murder of his daughter and the possible parole of her killer, Bob talks about investigator Lynn Prescott, Bob takes calls, and talks about the Trump Executive order on NPR and PBS
Bob talks to the RPO's Andreas Delfs about Appalachian Spring and the upcoming RPO schedule, Bob talks about Trump wanting to replace Veterans day with Victory In WWI Day, why we can't have real songs on the show, reactions by Trump supporters to the Waltz firing, and Bob takes a call.
Fill In hosts Doug and Vicki from the Camelot Car Show take calls and answer questions.
Bob talks to media critic Mike Sidoni about the Tony Awards and his time working with Bob at the Rochester Times-Union, Bob talks about Mike Waltz being fired by Trump, and May Day.
Bob talks to Justin Wilcox of Upstate United about the budget, Bob talks about Drones, gives an update on his granddaughter with the cleft palate, Pre K, and Real ID.
Bob talks to Captain Greg Bello of the Rochester Police Department about a major drug bust on Monday and the shooting on Alphonse Street, Bob talks about the large drug bust and talks to State Senator Pam Helming about the State Budget and a Hochul amendment to alter the budget a she sees fit.
Bob talks about Supreme Court oral arguments about government funded religious schools, the state budget, the reaction to Tom Holman being in town, a large narcotics bust yesterday, and the Seneca Meadows landfill.
Bob talks to Captain Frank Umbrino and Sargent Mike Meleki of the Rochester Police Department about the starved to death boy case from 2023, Bob talks about medical care and working into old age, the contraction of the economy, the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, and a 17 year old shot on Alphonse Street.
Bob talks to Rochester Locust Club President Geoff Waiter about Tom Homan's visit to see them, and their victory in court against the PAB, Bob talks about a Supreme Court case about state funded religious schools, Judge Dugan being suspended in Wisconsin, the court ruling against the PAB, and caskets.
Bob talks about the medical assisted suicide bill, the RCSD denying approval for the Camp Pathfinder trip, Evans vs. Trump, and Bob takes calls.
Bob gives a Tom Homan update, Bob continues his conversation with Ginny Nguyen on escaping Vietnam during the Fall of Saigon, Bob talks about a video of a fight outside the welfare office, the Canadian election, and the first 100 days of the Trump Administration.
Bob talks about 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War and Vietnam vets, Bob gets a call from Ginny Nguyen who escaped Vietnam with her father, and Bob talks to Amanda Chitafon and Paradise Martel about Camp Pathfinder and challenges to the trip from the RCSD school board.
Bob talks to Rich Black about the Penfield School District Security Director job, Bob talks humans vs. gorillas, the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, Bob visits Berlin's Halal Doner, talks about the YMCA Carlson MetroCenter being sold, literacy, and bones on the Lehigh Valley Trail.
Bob talks about Tom Homan coming to town, the 100th day of the Trump Administration, Bob takes a call, talks about a fuel fire in Iran, and gunfire on Sunday hitting a Wayne County girl.
Bob talks to Chief Deputy Michael Fowler of the Monroe County Shariff's office about the shooting of the 9 year old boy on Saturday and new license plate readers, Bob mentions a protest at the U of R, and Bob talks to Bath Police Chief Don Lewis and Sargent Megan Charsenowski about a sexual assault arrest
Bob talks about Tom Homan talking about Rochester at the White House, an indecent in Syracuse, Bob gives an update, on the plane crash over Washington D.C., Penfield keeping it's controversial book in the elementary school library, Bob takes a call, and talks about his pinched nerve.
Bob talks about Tom Homan, the White House Press Office putting up signs by the outside press position, the shooting of a 9 year old on Saturday, the Flesh Eating Screwworm, bones found on the Lehigh Valley Trail, the double shooting at Tinseltown, a legal ruling on Rachel Barnhart, books in the SUNY Geneseo library, and the two year old.
Bob talks about Mt. Morris being named the fourth gayest community in New York, the Amish, the feds suing Rochester over its sanctuary city status, Bob takes a call, talks about the 9 year old boy shot on Saturday, and the Slate pickup truck.
Bob talks to Republican primary candidate for Ontario County DA Jason MacBride about his views and campaign, Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans having his nominating petitions rejected, Bob talks to Mike Hennessy of Youth for Christ about their men's ministry, the zipper merge, a Joe Morelle press conference, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about declining birth rates, the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, takes calls, and talks about a study on Lake Ave done by a law firm.
Bob talks about a case before the Supreme Court, some Republicans wanting a millionaire tax, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the State of the City address, his pinched nerve, a sentence in the murder of Michael Decesare, the State Trooper paid leave bill, the cost of doctor visits, Bob gives the details in the beating of an inmate by three corrections officers, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about his pinched nerve, Trump cancelling student visas, Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans, Bob takes calls, talks about the mother who starved her son to death, and Bob talks to Tara Rivera who is visiting the Vatican.
Bob reads a RPD press release, talks about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the mother who starved her son to death, Avelo Airlines, McDonald's, and grape and apple growing.
Bob talks about his arm pain, more issues in the Ontario County DA's office, the sentence of a mother who starved her 3 year old son, and healthcare.
Bob talks about going to see a chiropractor, China tariffs, the PAB, Robert Brooks Jr., sex slavery, and a upcoming sentence in the case of a starved boy, Bob takes calls, and talks about iHeart winning podcast awards.
Bob talks about student loans, social media fraud, Bob take calls, talks about short term rentals, Inner Loop clean up, and iHeart winning podcast company of the year.
Bob talks about artificial dyes, diets, Bob takes a call, talks about the Anne Collins sentence, Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans being censured again, iHeart wining numerous awards, and short term rentals.
Bob talks about Hochul's appearance at Foodlink, Elon Musk wanting to impeach judges, Bob gives an update on Supreme Court oral arguments, and talks about a protest at the airport.
Bob talks about hard working immigrants, food stamps, Bob takes a call, talks about current Supreme Court oral arguments, Anne Collins, Bob reads an email, and talks about trash.
Bob talks about food stamps, a crack addict setting a house on fire, the death of Pope Francis, and Kilmar Armando Garcia
Bob talks about Russia, his easter, a demonstration at a CPB station, the 250th anniversary of Lexington and Concord, coming up from the bottom, and a local anti-Trump protest.
Fill in hosts The Financial Guys talks about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the guys debate a caller, and talks about education.
Fill in hosts The Financial Guys talk about tariffs, take calls, talk about global warming, Jerome Powell, and Pam Bondi.
Fill in hosts The Financial Guys talks about Pam Bondi, the markets, social security, and the guys take a call.
Fill in hosts The Financial Guys talk about Pam Bondi, Hillary Clinton, and Tish James.
Bob talks about Good Friday and Easter, the anniversary of Paul Revere's ride, Bob takes calls, talks about Marsha Augustin, new details in the hit and run, possible layoffs at the GM plant on Lexington Avenue, ATV's and dirt bikes, Bob reads Marvin's poem, and Bob talks about Wendy Stone.
Bob talks about Hochul's response to the shooting at Florida State University, Hochul and eggs, Dakota Meyer, and a mother charged with criminally negligent homicide,.
Bob talks to Monroe County Clark Jamie Romeo about Real ID, Bob talks about the anniversary of Paul Revere's ride, and Bob talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about Ukraine, Good Friday, talks about the Lonsberry family spring break, a Sean Duffy tweet, Bob talks to Radio Mike, and takes a call.
Bob talks about a pastor taken hostage in South Africa then rescued, Elise Stefanik possibly running for Governor, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Dominican Cornmeal Cake, video of a hit and run, the shooting at the Ryan Rec Center, George Clooney, DA Sandra Doorley petitioning to remove Andrae Evans from office, the Jamieson Ritter Hockey Game, and marathons.
Bob talks about Hochul and the budget, Bob takes calls, talks about Real ID, Trump vs. Jerome Powell, Bob reads a RPD press release, talks about Fairport, and the guy who tried to kill Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro
Bob talks about AI, George Clooney, Wes Moore, gives an update in the Norton Street shootout, the 2nd arrest in a Sweden bank robbery, a possible gubernatorial run by Elise Stefanik, and Bob takes calls on Real ID.
Bob talks about spring break, the sale of Camp Sabattis, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a latter he received, and Bob talks to Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley about a petition to remove Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans from office.
Bob talks about a GoFundMe from the deadly knifing at a track meet, plea deals offered in the Robert Brooks murder case, indictments in the death of Messia Nantwi, Bob takes a call, talks about the potential U of R grad student strike, and an overnight exchange of gunfire with police.
Bob talks about the response to Kilmar Abrego Garcia vs. Ryan Corbett, a hit and run in the city, the shooting of a 12 and 17 year old by an R center, autism, a video by the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, discovery rules, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about wine in grocery stores and issues used for fundraising, Bob talks about intersectionality, the feds vs.Tish James, and presents for his kids.
Bob talks to U.S. Marshall for the Western District of New York Charles Salina about recovering missing children, Bob talks about the Blue Origin launch and a new poll on New York State politics.
Bob talks to Mendon Town Supervisor John Moffitt about the allegations against the town's Highway Superintendent, Bob talk about chasing stolen cars, discovery rules, and the Rochester African American Firearms Association.
Bob talks about a blocking of traffic on Lake Avenue, a bank demolished in Brockport, Burgundy Basin, accusations against the highway superintendent in Mendon, an earthquake in San Diego, and a 12 and 17 year old shot.
Bob talks about the man deported to El Salvador, pinto beans, a robbery at the KeyBank at the Bausch & Lomb Plaza, the USS Harry Truman, the U of R suing the feds, and Hochul testifying in front of a house committee,
Bob talks about his weekend, the plane crash on Saturday that killed a surgeon, John Kucko, left turns and motorcycle crashes, and Arnold Friberg.
Bob talks about his run, about the findings of an Ontario County investigation into DA Jim Ritts's office, dried pinto beans, data on overdose calls, a 10 year old driving onto a Rambow clothing store, and the one year anniversary of the murder of two police officers in Syracuse.
Bob talks about the arson at the Pennsylvania Governors Mansion, the Blue Origin launch, Trump's physical, Gretchen Whitmer visiting Trump, discovery rules, tariffs, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the plane crash on Saturday that killed a local surgeon, his obtaining of an unredacted copy of the Ontario County investigation into DA Jim Ritts office, a car hitting a firetruck on Sunday, tariffs, a correctional officer death at Groveland, a death in a car, and Muhmond Khalil.
Bob talks to John Fossitt about his induction into the Rochester Music Hall of Fame, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about a drug bust on Monroe Avenue, arrests in a Greece home invasion, the Jim Ritts controversy, Bob talks to detective Matt Neilson of the LeRoy Police about a robbery investigation, and Bob talks about a press conference about litter.
Bob talks to Radio Mike, takes a call and talks to State Senator George Borrello about involuntary commitment and other state budget issues.
Bob talks about the controversy surrounding Ontario County DA Jim Ritts, alcohol, and an auction, Bob takes calls, talks about the family group text, and Mt. Morris.
Bob talks about a proposal by Jeremy Cooney, talks about the state budget being late and agreeing with Carl Heastie, Bob gives details on the lead up to the murder of Sam Nordquist, and Bob talks about things at home.
Bob talks about a controversy surrounding Ontario County DA Jim Ritts, Bob reads his column, talks about the exchange between Malik Evans and Brett Davidsen, Bob talks to Monroe County deputy Brandon Hurley about the Monday bank robbery in Sweden, and Bob talks about a Trump social media post about sanctuary cities.
Bob talks about an alleged impropriety at the Ontario County courthouse involving DA Jim Ritts, and Bob talks to Rochester Police Captain Greg Bello about drones.
Bob talks about tariffs, the exchange between Mayor Malik Evans and Brett Davidsen, Bob takes calls, and talks about newly discovered details in the murder of Sam Nordquist.
Bob talks about Salt Lake City vs. Rochester, differences in spelling in a family name, a House proposal to name several rooms in the capital after Fredrick Douglass, the Walter Balkum conviction, issues with the state assessment, and Hochul's demand on masks.
Bob talks about his vacation and meeting Lee Zeldin in Utah, the Rochester Locust Club and proposed legislation, the Dire Wolf, a Trump executive order targeting New York, and illegal immigration.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Phil Palmesano about organ donation, the state budget, and the prison situation, Bob talks about the most recent RCSD board meeting, the Penfield School Board, Bob takes calls, and talks about Rachel Barnhart.
Bob talks about tariffs, stock market looses, Bob takes a call, talks about his visit to a gun range in Utah, and talks about Jason McGuire pleading guilty to steeling money from the Conservative Party of Livingston County.
Fill in hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast take calls, talks to Ellen of Fleet Feet, and talk about transgender people.
Fill in hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talks about a PAB survey, the guys take calls and talks about Orleans County.
Fill in hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talk about Brett's new job, Rachel Barnhart, Todd Baxter, and the guys take calls.
Fill in hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talks the Supreme Court ruling on deportations, Dems and the media, the Pittsburgh mayoral race, a new potential Monroe County judicial district, and cooking meth.
Fill in host Mayor Malik Evans talks to the Director of City Beatification, the head of Walking for Rochester, the Commissioner of the Department of Recreation and Human Services, and Jeff Bostick of the Monroe County Library System.
Fill in host Mayor Malik Evans talks to the head of the Housing Quality Taskforce, the head of the Department of Neighborhood Development, and the mayor talks real estate.
Fill in host Mayor Malik Evans talks to the Director of the Office of Violence Prevention, Rochester Police Chief, Rochester Fire Chief and the ECD Director.
Fill in host Mayor Malik Evans talks to the new head of the Verona Street Animal Shelter, the city's director of water and the city's director of transportation.
Fill in hosts The Financial Guys talk about the jobs report, DOGE cuts, and the guys take calls.
Fill in hosts The Financial Guys talk about tariffs, migrants and immigration, media spin, stocks, and the guys take calls.
Fill in hosts The Financial Guys talk tariffs, Pam Bondi, and new New York State corrections rules.
Bob talks to George Conboy of Brighton Securities about tariffs, Bob talks about the letter from City Council President Miguel Melendez, his upcoming vacation, the police making an arrest at Greece Arcadia High School, and RCSD nurses asking for donations of lice kits.
Bob talks to Mike and Ellie Mooney about Mike's battle with Parkinson's and their brainstorm project.
Bob give details of the ICE raid that entangled the RPD, Bob takes calls, talks about tariffs, court cases against Trump, early release from state prisons, Hochul and the state budget, and Bob talks to Radio Mike about Real ID.
Bob talks about tariffs, takes calls, talks about a local National Crime Victims Rights Week press conference, Pam Bondi seeking the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, a stabbing death in Frisco, Texas, and Tuesday's standoff in Waterloo.
Bob talks about the Democratic candidate for Greece Town Supervisor also running on the Conservative Party line, Bob takes calls, Bob gives details in the DWI arrest of Monroe County Sheriff Christopher Rahn, talks about the elections in Florida and Wisconsin, Walter Balkum, and Bob talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks to former Rochester School Board member Marvin Jackson about getting back together with his sweetheart after 50 years, Bob talks about a federal judge dismissing charges against Eric Adams, and Bob reads the police report from the DWI of a Brockport staff member.
Bob talks about LiCycle anf government handouts to companies, a deadly car crash in the city, Bob takes calls, talks about possible plea deals in the Robert Brooks murder, the Department of Corrections memo, Global Autism Awareness Day, and Trump and research.
Bob talks about one of his Facebook posts being taken down, potential guilty pleas in the Robert Brooks murder trial, DHS and SUNY Geneseo, money stolen from an American Legion, Tesla Takeover Day, Frank Horton, and Christopher Rahn getting a DWI.
Bob talks about a statement by the corrections commissioner, Bob takes calls, talks about a hunt for a sexual predator in Ontario County, Bob talks to Webster Judge Tom DiSalvo about centralized arraignment, and Bob talks to Assemblyman Josh Jensen about CDPAP, the budget and the Corrections Department memo.
Bob talks about Brighton Schools security, Bob takes a call, talks to Johnny Flanigan and Heather Borrows about CPAP, and Bob reads a Department of Corrections issued memo.
Bob talks about plant allergens, the state budget deadline, a Monroe County Sheriff officer charged with DWI, centralized arraignment, a protest in front of city hall, a leaked letter from Rochester Police Chief Dave Smith, Jake Bishop, and Hegseth wearing a Fox News hat in Iwo Jima,
Bob talks to Chief Deputy Michael Fowler of the Monroe County Sheriff Department about turning someone over to Border Patrol, Bob talks about ICE, Marco Antonio Cela Mayancela, and Rachel Barnhart.
Bob talks about his weekend, Musk passing checks out in the Wisconsin Supreme Court Race, Joe Morelle, Bob takes a call, talks about the bodies of U.S. servicemembers being recovered in Lithuania, and Trump wanting a third term.
Bob talks to Locust Club President Geoff Wiater about talking to Tom Homan and support for the Rochester Police Department, Bob talks about Mary Lupien, CDPAP and the SEIU, and Trump wanting to run for a third term.
Bob talks about a possible visit by Tom Homan, Rachel Barnhart, a cosmetology school in the Sibley Building, the Monroe County Sheriffs calling Border Patrol, Trump implementing tariffs on Wednesday, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about Ronnie Boswell Jr. arrested for trafficking guns and fentanyl, a new store opening at Greece Ridge Mall, Elise Stefanik's U.N. ambassador nomination pulled, the School No. 9 student who brought THC edibles into school, foreign-made car tariffs, Bob talks to Marvin Adams and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks to retired Police Chief Dan Varrenti on RPD assisting Border Patrol, the path forward, and gives his thoughts on the situation, Bob talks about a planned announcement at the Greece Ridge Mall, the leaked Signal group chat, gun fire into a house on Mitchell Street, the Department of Health and Human Services job cuts, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Kevin Leckinger of the Rochester Police Locust Club on General Order 502 and the officers helping Border Patrol, the comments made by City Council President Miguel Melendez, and the path forward from this incident, Bob also talks to Senator Rob Ortt on the RPD officers assisting the Border Patrol, how state legislature can affect these policies, and gives his thoughts on the situation, lastly Bob talks about a protest at the Tesla dealership.
Bob talks about the RPD helping Border Patrol during traffic stop, Trump's intentions with Greenland, City Council President Miguel Melendez's comments on racial profiling, Bay Watch, Andrew Cuomo's relationship with Melissa DeRosa, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Channel 10's coverage of the RPD-ICE incident, City Council President Miguel Melendez, Bob reads his column, takes calls, talks about the upcoming Tesla protest, a failed Disney movie, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to former assemblyman Marjorie Byrnes about resurrected legislation of hers, Bob talks about the RPD officers disciplined for assisting ICE, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislature minority leader Steve Brew about the situation and Bob talks about Javionte Webb.
Bob talks to Van Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen about speaking at the Golisano Institute, Bob talks about the RPD officers punished for helping ICE, and Bob talks to President Geoff Wiater and Vice President Paul Dondorfer of the Rochester Locust Club about the situation.
Bob talks about an upcoming half marathon, crime stats from the state from 2023, 4 American soldiers found dead in Lithuania, Bob takes a call, and talks about the suicide at School of the Arts and the attempted suicide at Franklin.
Bob talks to Dr. Jonathan Weissman about the war plans discussed over Signal, Bob talks about a man killed in a Clifford Avenue store on Sunday, and Republican legislation not being considered in the State Legislature.
Bob talks to candidate for Mayor of Rochester Shashi Sinha, we get a CBS News update about the war plans on Signal.
Bob talks about the war plans discussed on Signal, Bob takes calls, talks about a suicide attempt at Franklin, a debate in Albany over possible anti-mask laws, RTS requesting more money, and charges in the cases of Monroe County Jail deputies allowing fights and giving advance notification of searches.
Bob reads a latter by the principal of School of The Arts, Bob takes calls, talks about the New York Young Republican reception, His attempt to FOIL the police report of the Brockport staff member DWI, and National Medal of Honor Day.
Bob talks to Livingston County Sheriff Tom Dougherty about hiring corrections officers, Bob talks about the Brockport schools staff member getting a DWI, Ryan Corbett scheduled to throw the first pitch at a Red Wings game, the RSCD acknowledging the death of a student who jumped off the roof of School of The Arts, Idaho legislation, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Ontario County DA Jim Ritts about possible changes to discovery, Bob talks about COMIDA giving $1.5 Million to a company to move downtown, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Marcedes Vazquez Simmons about the death of George Forman, Muhammad Ali, and a shooting on Sunday, and Bob talks about Anthony Hall pleading guilty to assault.
Bob talks about warplans being disclosed on Signal, Jim Thorpe, the USATF, a 15 year old jumping of the roof of School of The Arts, and a Monroe County GOP fundraiser being postponed.
Bob talks about a Brockport staff member who was charged with a DWI on a school trip, Ryan Corbett at Joint Base Andrews, Brighton re-assessments being halted, Bob talks to Marvin and Radio Mike.
Bob talks about his granddaughter, the Trump executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, and Bob talks to Pat Boone about One for Tanzania.
Bob talks about the power outage at Heathrow in London, pilots being idiots, the Rochester vs. Buffalo airports, Bob takes calls, talks about the state of the prisons, a Medicab car stolen and cars stolen from Costco.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Josh Jensen about his CDPAP bill, Bob talks about an appeals court ruling on non-citizens voting in NYC, Bob reads a poem, and talks about the murder on Spencer Street.
Bob talks about lethal injection drugs in Tennessee, his granddaughter, and Clay and Buck, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about new details on a Rochester women murdered in Syracuse, the Department of defense removing pages on non-white military achievement, and cars vs. bicycles and motorcycles.
Bob talks about a Clifton Springs firefighter who started a fire, Bob takes calls, reads a Greece Police press release on a robbery, talks about a fire on Mazda Terrace, and talks about his run.
Bob talks about the Department of Defense removing website pages, a new bill in Wisconsin, the state of the prisons, Tesla vandalism, and property assessments.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Brian Manktelow about a law capping income for legislature members, Bob talks about videos of Letchworth Park, Tesla Vandalism, and a trial in Ontario County.
Bob talks to Brett Sobieraski about the Flower City Challenge, Bob talks about a possible merger between the Marion and Williamson school districts, the JFK assassination file release, a judge putting a stay on the transgender ban in the military, Chief Justice John Roberts rebuking Trump, and the Red Wings going cashless.
Bob talks about a traumatic brain injury from a fight at Greece Arcadia, a murder in Syracuse, the Trump-Putin call, Mary Lupien, and the Anthony Hall video.
Bob talks about child poverty, and running, Bob takes calls, talks about the Cadillac Hotel, and splashdown after 286 days in space.
Bob talks about Canada, an attempted rape in Geneva, Bob takes calls, talks about a traumatic brain injury sustained in a fight at Greece Arcadia, and a guilty plea in Albany in a mail to drugs case.
Bob talks about the self deportation app, a death in Avon, the Myrtle Watson murder, the Anthony Hall murder, a proposed new judicial district, and discounts.
Bob reads a message from Rochester City Council, Bob talks about a traumatic injury that was incurred in a fight at Greece Arcadia, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Israel bombing Hamas, the Anthony Hall assault video, Republican gubernatorial prospects, Canada, and a lawsuit by Cornell students.
Bob talks to Chemung County Executive Chris Moss about fired corrections officers being banned from state and local level jobs and his county's lawsuit over it, Bob talks about a Democratic party poll, pro-Palestinian protesters at the parade, channel 13 recent hires, and the SpaceX capsule docking at the International Space Station.
Bob talks to Neil Gorman of Camp Haccamo, Bob talks about a fight in Avon, a robbery at the Runnings in Brockport, Bob takes calls, talks about the St. Patrick's Day, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob takes a call, talks about progress in the investigation into the murder of Myrtle Watson, talks about things up at the house, gang members sent to an El Salvador prison, inmate attack stats, autopen, and last Saturday.
Bob talks about St. Patrick's Day, the Kelvin Vickers video, 40% of Americans, taxation, and the Department of Corrections not accepting prisoners from the counties.
Bob talks about Swan market and the death of Irma and talks to Matias West about the death of Irma, Bob takes a call, reads a press release from the U.S. Attorney's office, talks to Radio Mike, and reads Marvin's poem in his absence.
Bob talks to Kate McBride of the St. Patrick's Day Parade about the parade, Bob talks about Hochul meeting with Trump, Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to author Michael Walsh about his newest book, Bob talks to Rochester Police Chief Dave Smith about Kalvin Vickers and other topics.
Bob talks about Kelvin Vickers, the Luner Eclipse, gives an update on the explosion of a house on Stone Road, Bob takes calls, talks about a picket at the U of R, and a women disappearing in the Dominican Republic.
Bob talks about the astronauts stranded on the International Space Station, Hochul banning the fired correctional officers from all state and local government jobs, Bob talks to State Senator Pam Helming about meeting with Tom Homan and Hochul banning the fired corrections officers from jobs, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Maureen Bass about allegations made by the Town of Greece against her client Matt Bachman, Bob talks about a sexual assault at Wayne Behavioral Health, and Bob slams Hochul for banning fired striking correctional from any state or law enforcement job.
Bob talks about Hochul banning the fired striking correctional officers from any state job or law enforcement job in New York, Bob takes calls, talks about a RPD dirt bike sweep, and talks about arraignments in the murder of Sam Nordquist.
Bob talks about a picture posted on Facebook by Joe Morelle, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about a stolen car, a sexual assault at Wayne Behavioral Health, and Trump job cuts and tariffs.
Bob talks to Sam Two X about riding dirt bikes, Bob talks about Lovley Warren and La'Ron Singletary being sued, Bob takes calls, talks about his pod project and talks about his run.
Bob talks to Webster Town Supervisor Tim Flaherty about Fairlife coming to town, Bob talks about his pond project, Daniel's Law, Bob takes calls, and talks about the end of the wildcat corrections officer strike.
Bob talks about Mary Lupien yelling at Vice President JD Vance, the National Guard at the prisons, his pond project, alleged crooks in Greece, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Sean Fico about his recovered loader and the rock salt shortage, Bob talks about a RCSD board vote to provide legal services to a member who called another member a racial slur, and Greece announces charges against a Greece police officer.
Bob talks about the Menendez Brothers, looking for news, Mary Lupien yelling at Vice President JD Vance, arraignment in the murder of San Nordquist, Bob takes a call, and talks about people who work on a commission.
Bob talks about the fights at the Section V Basketball Finals, an Ontario County man brutalizing a 5 month old, Pat Boone, Dr. Allen Robbins, ICE arresting a Columbia University protester, and the Josh Allen contract extension.
Bob takes calls, talks to John Messena about lyme disease, Bob talks about tariffs, the Ryan Corbett welcome home ceremony, Daniel Finkelstein, Tom Kowalski, and Bob gives a corrections offer strike update.
Bob talks to State Senator George Borrello about the corrections officer strike, Bob talks about the death of Gene Hackman, his apple trees, International Women's Day, the Tales of Hope Telethon, and tariffs.
Bob talks about a theft at Eastview Mall, the status of the wildcat correctional officer strike, Bob talks about his weekend, the National Guard and the strike, plow trucks on 390, the St. Patrick's Day parade, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Trump and Russian sanctions, Bob takes calls, talks about Lollypop Farm, an abuse case, and Elon Musk, Bob talks to Marvin, talks about locker rooms at Cal Berkley, the Redwood opening in Brighton, tariffs, and gives a correctional officer wildcat strike update.
Bob gives a wildcat strike update, talks about tariffs, talks to Radio Mike, talks about Buffalo broadcasters, and takes calls.
Bob talks about the status of the wildcat corrections officer strike, Bob takes calls, talks about Ukrainian refugees, an upcoming Ryan Corbett welcome home ceremony, a new RCSD Superintendent being selected, and division in the country.
Bob talks about daylight savings time, Canada, Bob gives a corrections officers wildcat strike status update, talks about transgender sports, and an execution in South Carolina.
Bob talks about not getting into the NYC Marathon, Bob takes calls, talks about Trump's executive order on the Department of Education, sensors in the bathroom, the proposal made by the corrections commissioner to corrections officers, tariffs, and an arrest made in the case of a stolen loader.
Bob talks to Dr. Adam Urbanski of the Rochester Teachers Association about a possible new Superintendent of the Rochester City School District, Bob talks about eating leftovers, details in the murder of Sam Nordquist, the House of Representees censuring Rep. Al Green, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about a possible negotiated settlement between the striking correctional officers and the Department of Corrections, and talks about a man arrested for public exposure and child molestation in 2004 re-offending.
Bob talks about getting rid of the Department of Education, a possible new RCSD Superintendent, an RSCD board member calling another member a racial slur, Bob takes calls, and talks about Labron James scoring 50,000 points.
Bob talks to U.S. Representative Claudia Tenney about Trump's speech and the tariffs, Bob talks about Hochul suspending health insurance for the striking correctional officers.
Bob talks about the death of Mark Bonsignore, the details in the murder of Sam Nordquist, the corrections officer protest in Albany, his weekend, and having a hometown, Bob reads emails about stolen cars, talks about a missing man found dead, and takes calls.
Bob talks about auctions, the press conference on the murder of Sam Nordquist, the Seneca Falls Town Board approving the Seneca Meadows Landfill continuing, the Supreme Court ruling against Trump on US Aid, a line in Trump's speech last night, Hulk Hogan at Beers of The World, and tariffs.
Bob talks about ambulance service, when should companies go political, corrections officers at the capital, Micron in Syracuse, and a guest at the Trump speech.
Bob talks to Anthony Caruso about becoming a police officer in his 40s, Bob talks about Trump suspending aid to Ukraine, Hulk Hogan at Beers of The World, the East Ave puncher, and $10 thousand dollars stolen from the Honeoye Falls PTA.
Bob talks about Hulk Hogan at Beers of The World, the mayoral race, and a anti-Claudia Tenney protest. Bob talks about his run, tasers and body cams for officers at Strong, the Trump tariffs, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about NYSCOPBA"s Kenny Gold being removed from union leave status, and a death at Mid State Correctional Facility, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons about the funeral of Cameron Girvin, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Rochester City Councilwomen and candidate for Mayor Mary Lupien about her campaign and ideas.
Bob talks about a second inmate death in corrections, Pope Francis, Trump tariffs, Bob talks about his run, and gives a wildcat strike update.
We play audio from the funeral of Cameron Girvin, Bob talks about attending graduation at the police training academy at GCC, Hulk Hogan coming to town, Spot Coffee closing, a Victor teacher charged with rape, and Cuomo running for mayor of NYC.
Bob talks to a women with a son and husband in prison, Bob takes calls, Bob talks about the state of the prisons, and on time average at the airport
Bob talks about the Academy Awards, Hochul firing the wildcat strikers, Bob takes calls, talks about legislation proposed by Harry Bronson, and doing what you love.
Bob talks to Brad McAreavy of the Rochester Automobile Dealer Association about the Rochester Auto Show, Bob talks to Radio Mike, Bob talks about Stephanie Ide, Randy Gorbman retiring, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about the 11 year old hitting a women with a car, Bob talks to James VanBrederode about attending the funeral of officer Cameron Girvin, Bob reads a text from the wife of a national guardsman, Bob talks about a Trump executive order to make English the official language, national guardsman at the correctional facilities, the terms of the union negotiated strike deal, and the RCSD deciding not to close schools.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Phil Palmesano about the wildcat strike of corrections officers, Bob takes calls, talks about cars being broken into at GEVA, and a MCC sex ed class.
Bob talks about the possible correction officer strike settlement, Bob reads texts from correctional officers and National Guardsman, Bob takes calls, and reads his column.
Bob speaks to the wife of an inmate about conditions during the strike, Bob takes calls, reads his poll on X, talks about Trump and Zelenskyy, and the women hit by a kid driving a car.
Bob reads a statement from Ontario County on Sam Nordquist, Bob talks about a Joe Morelle telephone town hall, Bob reads a email from the family of a corrections officer, talks about DOGE and balancing the federal budget, Bob reads a statement from Jeff Bezos, talks about the Greece Town Board wanting a audit, Andrae Evans seeking an injunction, and Girl Scout layoffs.
Bob talks to the mother of an inmate about the effects of the wildcat strike, and Bob Matthews calls in to talk about the death of Gene Hackman and other topics.
Bob talks about the death of Gene Hackman and his wife, an incident at Groveland Correctional, Hochul leadership, a woman hit by a car driven by a kid, one of the strike demands, and an asteroid.
Bob talks about Hochul's leadership style, Bob takes calls, and Bob talks to Ontario County Sheriff David Cirencione about a major drug bust made by his department.
Bob talks to Ryan Martinez about conditions in state IRA facilities, Bob takes calls, and talks to State Senator George Borrello about the strike.
Bob talks to retired correctional officer Vinny Blasio about the wildcat strike, Bob talks about the proposed gold card, talks about things at the house, wine in grocery stores,. Lester Holt leaving NBC Nightly News, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Brittanee Drexel, the federal Family Leave Act and correctional officers, the Black In The Burbs Facebook page, The Wiz Day, a veterans tax exemption in the Greece School District, Bob takes calls, and talks about a proposed illegal alien registry.
Bob talks about Admiral Lisa Franchetti being relived of duty by Trump, the NYC City Council voting on abolishing the criminal group database in NYC, a wildcat correctional officer strike update, bicyclists hit by vehicles, city sidewalks, and Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado not running for re-election.
Bob talks about the wildcat strike of corrections officers, Bob talks about the SEIU strike at the U of R, talks about Ryan Corbett, Dan Maloney from the Rochester Labor Council calls in to talk about the corrections officer strike, Bob takes calls, talks to Radio Mike, and talks about the NYC mayor race.
Bob talks about going to Utah in April, Dan Bongino becoming the Deputy Director of the FBI, and the UK PM removing a portrait of Winston Churchill, Bob takes calls, talks about a Wisconsin artificial insemination law, the murder of Sam Nordquist, logging on state lands, reads a press release from the Monroe County Library System, talks about a B52 flying over Russia, and prison statistics.
Bob talks about a lawsuit over the county GOP convention, a mini bike accident on Avenue D, Bob takes calls, talks about topicality, reads a statement from NYSCOPBA, talks about Spot Coffee closing, and Rocky's making the list of best restaurants.
Bob talks about officers Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese killed in the line of duty, other officer deaths in the community, the corrections officer strike, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob gives a family update, talks about his time at the Fireman's banquet, Bob gives an update on Pope Francis, talks about negotiations between Ukraine and the US, talks about the Salvation Army, the passing of singer Roberta Flack, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the correctional officer strike, BOb talks to Nathan Bud who was fired from Five Points Correctional Facility about being fired for supporting the strike, Bob talks about the Los Angeles Mayor firing the Fire Chief, Trillium Health announcing a new food pantry, hit and runs that happened over the weekend, and the murder suspects of Michael DiCesare plead guilty.
Bob talks about Germany's election results, Elon Musk's email to Federal employees, Virginia Beach police officers Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese killed during traffic stop, the correctional officer strike, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Joe Pinion on Trump, the Republican part in New York, future plans, the prison system and Kathy Hochul, Bob also talks to Marvin Adams, and talks about the Sam Nordquist murder case, the Zizians cult linked to the murder of a border agent, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks about the new suspects in the Sam Nordquist murder case, the RPD being sued by the NY Civil Liberties Union, the upside down flag at a Penfield elementary school, Kathy Hochul not firing Mayor Eric Adams, Supervisor Andrae Evans censured by Irondequoit board, the bodies released by Hamas, the USA vs Canada hockey game, Attorney General Letitia James suing vape distributors, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Onondaga County DA William Fitzpatrick on being the prosecutor for the Robert Brooks case, Brooks' family, the corrections officer strikes, and what is next in the case, Bob also reads his column, talks about the Sam Nordquist murder, and takes calls.
Bob talks about the Rochester winters and the homeless population, the Wildcat correctional officer strikes, the murder of Sam Nordquist, the murder of Robert Brooks, and Bob takes calls.
Bob gives an update on the wildcat strike, talks about a takeover of Bare Hill correctional by inmates, an injunction on behalf of parole officers, the Michelle Marini guilty plea, Bob takes calls, talks about the Robert Brooks murder indictment, and the upcoming vote to censure Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans.
Bob talks to State Senator Pam Helming about the wildcat strike, Bob takes calls, talks about the indictment in the Robert Brooks murder, the Irondequoit Democratic Committee nominating John Perticone for Town Supervisor, the Town Supervisor race in Greece, and the Texas Roadhouse in Henrietta being shut down by the health department.
Bob talks to Ontario County DA Jim Ritts about the murder of Sam Nordquist, Bob talks about the plea deal for Michelle Marini, and Bob talks to Maradeth Dragon of the Jewish Federation of Rochester about the dead hostages returned by Hamas.
Bob talks about the egg shortage, gives an update on the wildcat strike of corrections officers, and talks about Hochul's record in 2025.
Bob talks about the man randomly punching people downtown, talks about the stolen wallets in Ontario County, Bob takes calls, and talks to Representative Nick Langworthy about the wildcat strikes.
Bob talks to Senate Majority Leader Rob Ortt on the wildcat strikes, Bob talks about Ukraine and Russia, Bob takes calls, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about a challenge to the Gender Expression Non Discrimination Act, Bob talks to Ontario County Sherriff Dave Cirencione about stolen wallets, Bob talks about things up at the house, last nights Irondequoit Town Board meeting, gives an update on the corrections officer wildcat strike, and takes calls.
Bob talks about the weather, wildcat corrections officer strikes, last night's Irondequoit Town Board meeting, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Congel land being for sale, his dinner last night, Bob takes calls, talks about Michelle Marini's expected guilty plea, and the correctional officer wildcat strike.
Bob talks about the correction officer wildcat strikes, the murder of Sam Nordquist, Bob takes calls, talks about the plane crash in Toronto, the murder of the Border Patrol officer in Vermont, the corrections officers in the Robert Brooks murder being indicted, and Russia-Ukraine war negotiations.
Bob talks about the guy in the gorilla suit at the Penfield School Board meeting, Eric Adams, Bob takes calls, talks about the plane crash in Toronto, the wildcat strike by corrections officers, car thief's will illegal handguns, and the Pope being in the hospital.
Bob talks about Eric Adams, takes calls about the wildcat corrections officer strike, talks about the strike and talks about the weather.
Bob talks to the Republican candidate for Greece Town Supervisor Bill Murphy, Bob talks about Parisi & Bellavia ads, Bob reads a Livingston County Sherriff press release, and Bob talks about the murder of Sam Nordquist.
Bob talks about wildcat strikes at Collins and Elmira Correctional, the murder of Sam Nordquist, Bob takes calls, and talks about cosmetology with a GED.
Bob talks about the Daytona 500, talks to Chris of the Peppermill Restaurant about the price of eggs and other financial difficulties, Bob talks about the Elon sign on 490, talks to Radio Mike, and talks about education.
Bob talks about a meeting of European leaders over Ukraine, a bill by Claudia Tenney, Department of Education instructions on DEI, the murder of a transgender man, and Bob takes a call.
We take a press conference on the arrests in the case of a missing person, Bob talks about the case, Bob talks about a federal lawsuit against Hochul and Tish James over immigration, and the "Who Will Kill Elon" banner on a 490 overpass yesterday, Bob talks to Marvin, and talks about the book in Penfield.
Bob talks about arrests in a missing person case in Canandaigua, Bob takes calls, talks about blood donation, Bob talks to Orlando Rivera about sickle cell anemia, Bob talks about the Angel Voss sentencing, and the rock salt shortage.
Bob talks about Valentines Day, disputes between Hochul and other states, a guilty plea by the Avon Police Chief, and Bob talks to his cousin Gale Wilson about losing her son and blood donation.
Bob talks about arrests in the search for a missing person in Canandaigua, the Penfield School Board, a car thief being shot, Bob takes a call, talks about the bird flu, and Nicki Rudd being hit by a 18 wheeler and getting a outrageous tow bill.
Bob talks to RPD Captain Greg Bello about an arrest connected to broken car windows, Bob talks about a fight at Walmart, the book in Penfield, and a Brighton firefighter killed in the line of duty, we also cover breaking news on Robert F. Kennedy's confirmation as HHS secretary.
Bob talks to Kenny Gold of NYSCOPBA about a situation at Collins Correctional Facility, Bob talks about a banner on a 490 overpass, a letter from an Irondequoit town attorney who resigned, a Metro Justice protest over RGE, and can unborn babies taste what mom eats.
Bob talks to Ontario County DA Jim Ritts about an attack mailer against him, Bob talks about the U of R suing the federal government, a fight at the Chili Ave Walmart, Bob takes calls, talks about Penfield schools, and Bob reads a statement from Hochul on a federal lawsuit over immigration.
Bob talks about Josh Allen, the book in Penfield, a fire in Binghamton that killed a firefighter, more car break ins, an attack mailer in the Ontario County DA's race, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to retired homicide investigator Gary Garetta about license plate readers, Bob talks about a state Department of Health campaign and counter campaign over home healthcare, Zyn, a state audit of electric and gas executives and Bob tells a Bible story.
Bob talks to Wayne County Sheriff Robert Milby about assisting ICE, Bob talks to former Assembly candidate Kimberly DeRosa about the Penfield School Board meeting last night, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the legislature vote on Zoo renovations, Bob takes calls, talks about gas being poured at the Father Tracy Center, and the rock salt shortage.
Bob talks about science grants, cutting government workers, a Penfield school board meeting, Presidents Day, Bob reads his column, and takes calls.
Bob talks about Pope Francis, Bob takes calls, talks about a candidate for Ontario County DA, and talks to Monroe County DA Sandra Doorley about possible charges against Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans.
Bob talks to the owner of the Highland Park Diner about their recent renovations, Bob talks about Rachel Barnhart and the legislature, the 82nd Airborne and Fort Bragg, and the 2024 Maplewood Park shooting.
Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about the 2024 Maplewood Park shooting, the DOJ dropping charges against Eric Adams, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the NYSCOBA vote of no confidence in the corrections commissioner, Bob talks to attorney Maureen Bass about the lawsuit against the town of Greece, and Bob reads his column.
Bob talks about the Jackson Bakery vandal, a new lawsuit against the Town of Greece, Andrae Evans' statement, the U.S. Marshall for the Western District of New York, Bob takes calls, talks about the details in the new Greece lawsuit, a CBS poll on Trump approval, and his weekend.
Bob talks about Anne Frank, the Robert Brooks murder grand jury, an arrest over vandalism at Jackson Bakery, Bob takes calls, talks about the Israel - Hamas prisoner exchange, and Trump saluting the national anthem.
Bob talks about Trump wanting to ban paper straws, wanting to discontinue pennies, Bob talks about the Super Bowl, tariffs, Lift Every0 Voice and Sing, the arrest in the 2024 shooting a Maplewood Park, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the 2024 Maplewood Park shooting, Medicaid in New York, and we take a live press conference about an arrest in the 2024 Maplewood Park shooting.
Bob talks about Mark's Fish Market, Robert Brooks, the Cooney prison bill, Bob takes calls, talks about Mary Lupien, talks to Marvin, and reads a Facebook post.
Bob reads a statement from the Wayne County Sheriff, Bob talks about his run, and Bob talks to Canandaigua Town Supervisor Jared Simpson about the rock salt shortage.
Bob talks about USAID, his clock, Bob takes calls, talks about Mary Lupien, and talks about a deadly Batavia fire.
Bob talks about the feds giving Politico $8 million, USAID, a man from Columbia being indicted in Plattsburgh, threats against Claudia Tenney's staff, a robbery at the Gates Bill Grays, a the guy punching people in the face.
Bob talks about a crash in Hamlin, takes calls, talks about brain development, a proposed cell phone ban, and Sean Duffy.
Bob talks about the U of R and transgender care, Bob takes calls, talks about federal government subscriptions to Politico, and the new look state police cars,
Bob talks about the weather, stolen items found at a local pawn shop, the effect of a new Trump executive order on a RIT runner, his run, the Trump trans sports ban, the prayer breakfast, and arrests in the smash and grab at the mall.
Bob talks about Trump's Gaza plan, Bob talks about a swimming school controversy on Facebook, a boil water warning in Warsaw, the bus driver with a gun, and the PAB Robert Brooks forum.
Bob talks about Jeremy Cooney's prison reform plan, Bob takes calls, reads a letter from the Pittsford PTSA, and Bob reads a Facebook post.
Bob talks about the Robert Brooks autopsy report, the city's plan for Bulls Head, Trump's Gaza plan, Bob takes calls, and talks about the rock salt shortage.
Bob talks about Panama, trade, the China tariffs, Bob takes calls, talks about the Department of Education, and the proposed Genesee County solar farm.
Bob talks about New York and abortions, Rosa Parks Day, a proposed solar farm in Genesee County, the rock salt shortage, war games, and USAID.
Bob talks to Radio Mike, takes calls, talks about polling on the Democratic Party, talks about his run, the SUNY Chancellor getting a raise and a SEIU protest.
Bob talks about microplastics, a guy punching people, people stranded at the airport, protests in Los Angeles, Bob talks to former Representative Jason Chaffetz about his podcast, Bob talks about the Maple Tree In opening, Tish James ordering hospitals to continue transgender care, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Anna Valeria of the Open Door Mission, Bob reads a Trump post on the Mexico tariff delay, Bob talks about the Trump DOJ, the delaying in the identification of the Blackhawk pilot, and a city press conference on the recent broken car windows.
Bob talks about the Trump tariffs, a PAB forum on Robert Brooks, stolen Hyundai's in Greece, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Roberto Bergos about the fire at St. Bridget, Bob talks about the release of Keith Siegel from Hamas, the plane crash in Philadelphia, and his weekend, Bob gives an update on the plane crash in D.C. and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to George Conboy of Brighton Securities about DeepSeek, Bob continues to read a report about Andrae Evans.
Bob talks about Anthony Hall, the Trump tariffs, Jeff McCann running foe Greece Town Supervisor, and a Trump representative meeting with Maduro.
Bob talks about the ICE Raids and Immigration, the shooting and killing of Jesse Jamison, the restaurant business in Rochester, the RPD and RFD on a crime statistics, Bob talks to Marvin Adams and his wife, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to former Rochester Fire Chief Sam Mitrano on his retirement, the new Fire Chief, and the passing of Margaret Popolizio, Bob talks about the fire at St. Bridget's Church, the NY State Senate bill prohibiting police from initiating a traffic stop for certain violations, another Bill to require further qualifications for certain fire arm purchases, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Dr. Jonathan Weissman on Rochester schools' data breach exposing over 130,000 students, Bob talks about the Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans being accused of sexual harassment, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Brockport JV basketball coach charged with sexual contact with a student, the shooting and killing of Jesse Jamison, the aircraft collision at Reagan National Airport, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the plane crash in Washington D.C. and we go live to President Trump's press conference.
Bob talks about a RIT letter about Trump executive orders, a letter from the Penfield superintendent about Trump, the plane crash in D.C., bird flu, Bob takes calls, and talks about tuberculosis.
We take a press conference on the D.C. plane crash out of Wichita, Kansas, Bob talks about the crash, the Irondequoit Democratic Committee getting ready to select a Town Supervisor candidate, the Malik Black sentencing, condoms in Gaza, a press conference with Jamie Romeo, and Pete Hegseth's statement on the crash.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski about a bill on electric school busses and a proposal to allow voting in local elections of your vacation property, Bob takes calls, talks about the Trump executive order freezing government spending, and Bob talks about the state education secretary getting a pay raise.
Bob talks about the government employee buyouts offered by Trump, the RFK Jr. conformation hearing, Bob takes calls, talks about welfare, Robert Brooks, Luner New Year, and a tuberculosis outbreak in Kansas.
Bob talks about the sentencing of Malik Black, more broken car windows, Bob takes calls on Andrae Evans, and Bob talks to Dwayne Mahoney of the Boys and Girls Club of Rochester about a donation made by Isaiah Stewart.
Bob talks about the funding freeze executive order by Trump, the weather, the rock salt shortage, immigration raids, General Mark Milley, Andrae Evans, and Bob takes a call.
Bob recaps the report on Irondequoit supervisor Andrae Evans, talks to Radio Mike, Bob talks about his run, and Deanna Dewberry cell phone.
Bob talks to Reverend Jim Harden from CompassCare, Bob reads the report into Irondequoit Town supervisor Andrae Evans.
Bob talks about ICE raids in Rochester, takes calls, talks about Andrae Evans, Joe Morelle, and DeepSeek AI
Bob talks about his weekend, Holocaust Remembrance Day, a shooting into a house, a prison reform bill by Jeremy Cooney, Doug Emhoff joining a law firm, re-instatement of military personnel that didn't get the COVID shot, and a transgender study in the UK.
Bob talks to former Irondequoit Town Supervisor Rory Fitzpatrick about the evolving situation involving Andrae Evans, Bob talks about the Irondequoit town board investigation, Bob talks to Thad Brown about the end of the Bills season, and talks about MCing the West Walworth Fire Department banquet
Bob talks about Trump and Columbia, an Irondequoit town board meeting on misconduct, Ryan Corbett, new voting machines, the license plate readers in Greece, and a shooting on Ferris Street.
Bob takes calls, talks about January 6th, the death in the fire on Laser Street, and a stolen truck driven from Florida.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob takes calls, talks about a police pursuit, talks about Andrae Evans, Zach Smith, a transgender sports ban in Nassau County, and Hochul and the northern border.
Bob talks about the proposed phone ban, a possible hotel at Eastview Mall, refugees, Bob takes calls, talks about a judge blocking the birthright citizenship executive order, a pedestrian killed in Newark, and Stacey Pensgen,
Bob talks about possible tariffs, Bob takes calls, talks about MSW's, reads an email, talks about crime, and talks about donated fish.
Bob takes calls, talks about screaming at Highland, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about Kim Smith and Willie Lightfoot not running for re-election, Andrae Evans, Ryan Corbett, granola, more windows being broken in the Park Ave area, and the rape at Industry Residential Center.
Bob talks about garbage plates at the dog park, a Facebook post by Deanna Dewberry, the police shooting in San Antonio, Ozempic, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the rape at Industry Residential Center, Fentanyl on Avenue D, Andrae Evans, a McDonalds offer, Trump sending troops to the border, his treadmill, a women shot in a car, and the Ovid fire.
Bob talks to Congresswomen Claudia Tenney about Ryan Corbett, and the Trump agenda, Bob talks to Tim Igobrad about the lift malfunction at Bristol Mountain.
Bob talks about Cliff bars, last night at the house, Trump eliminating DEI, a republican luncheon featuring Eric Adams, the governor's budget, sexual abuse allegations against a RPD officer, the Morgan-Manning house, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the sentencing of Lyndsey Wilcox, birthright citizenship, The Gift, the Border Patrol agent killed in Vermont, Mike Lawler and the SALT cap, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about his sleeping habits, the fire in Ovid, Trump at the National Cathedral, Bob reads emails, talks about Ryan Corbett, loosing weight, snow in the south and the January 6th pardons.
Bob talks about the Lyndsey Wilcox sentencing, a Border patrol agent killed in Vermont, Bob talks about going to the Boys and Girls Club, Trump firing the head of the Coast Guard, the upcoming Hochul budget and the looming cell phone in school ban, and the movie The Gift.
Bob talks about a column in The Bulletin, Bob reads his column, talks about the Lyndsey Wilcox sentencing, Ryan Corbett, Ellie turning 18, and the media business.
Bob talks about a video on Facebook of car break-ins on Park Avenue and talks to a Park Ave resident, Bob talks about a Channel 10 story about RPD radio chatter, and Bob talks about a malfunction at Bristol Mountain.
Bob talks about birth right citizenship and the 14th amendment, the January 6th pardons, Bob takes calls, talks about Ryan Corbett being released, Bezos' girlfriend, and the inauguration.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills big win over the Ravens, Bob covers the events in Washington and talks to Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley who is in the Capitol.
Bob talks to Ryan Murphy about his lawsuit against the town of Greece, Bob talks about Trump wanting to change the 14th amendment, and an attempted rape at the U of R, Bob talks to Paul Kimball of the Western Monroe Historical Society about the latest on the Morgan-Manning House, Bob talks about Joe Morelle, and covers events in Washington.
Bob talks about Biden pardons, Bob takes calls, talks about St. John's in Washington and talks about Nancy Pelosi.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, talks about a convenience store assault, Bob takes calls, talks to Marvin, and talks about Israel approving the hostage deal.
Bob talks about Supreme Court TikTok decision, Bob talks to Jenny Sulivan about her speech to the Penfield School Board meeting, Bob talks about an RPD statement on vehicle break ins, a Rush-Henrietta audit, a proposal on prison sentences by Hochul, Bob takes calls, and talks about electric school busses.
Bob talks about State Senate Bill 1049, fish fry, Bob talks to Radio Mike about his weekend, and talks to Ontario County Sheriff David Cirencione about a arrest in a fentanyl death.
Bob talks about a bill proposed by representative Anna Paulina Luna, Joe Biden's last interview as president, dollar stores, a Penfield School Board meeting, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Justin Wilcox of Upstate United about cap and invest being removed from the budget and Bob takes calls and talks about going to see the State Police Flight Attachment.
Bob talks to Pastor Craig Jones about his community leadership prayer dinner, Bob talks about work zone cameras and takes calls.
Bob talks to Paul Kimbell of the Western Monroe Historical Society about the Morgan- Manning House fire, Bob talks about the LA fires, the crime data report, Bob's high school graduation picnic, Bob takes calls, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about truancy, the Biden farewell address, video of the Brad Steve shooting, Jeff McCann, and TikTok.
Bob talks to U.S. Marshall Jeremy Meraro and Monroe County Sheriff Trevor Ott on the arrest in Uganda of a fugitive from a 2019 major crime, Bob talks to Caurie Putnam of the Brockport Blog and the Rochester Business Journal about the fire at the Morgan-Manning House in Brockport.
Bob reads his column, talks about Biden's farewell address, stolen credit card info at the Greece Michael's, and Bob talks to Congresswomen Claudia Tenney about numerous topics.
Bob talks about the fire at the Morgan-Manning house in Brockport, an upcoming press conference on Robert Brooks, Bob takes calls, talks about the Trump cabinet confirmation hearings, oil, gas, and coal, and Hochul's plans with nuclear power, and involuntary commitment.
Bob talks about the State of the State, his vehicle, the Morgan-Manning house fire in Brockport, Mary Lupien running for mayor, and a vote in congress.
Bob talks about the Hegseth conformation hearing, the State of the State address, the fires in Los Angeles, the restaurant industry post COVID, the death of David Wagonhouser, a statement by Chuck Schumer on the confirmation hearings, a change of school mascot in Whitesboro, and an arrest in a armed robbery.
Bob talks about the body cam footage from the pit bull attack in Irondequoit, Robert Brooks, truck driving, a fatal fire in Perry, Bob takes calls, talks about the verdict in the David Lee Porter trial, and federal death penalty legislation.
Bob talks about free school lunches, Trump cabinet confirmations, the Jack Smith report, new proposals for voting, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about the David Lee Porter trial, Bob talks about his weekend and Trump cabinet confirmations.
Bob talks to Justin Wilcox of Upstate United about a possible new carbon tax, Bob takes calls, reads a RPD press release, talks about the proposed free school breakfast and lunch, and Bob reads a county press release on the overdose crisis.
Bob talks about issues with the cannabis control board, Trump cabinet confirmations, the Biden farewell address, an overdose crisis press conference, the fires in Los Angeles, polling for the upcoming NYC mayoral election, Biden honoring the pope, and official interpreters.
Bob talks about birth rates, the fires in Los Angeles, Bob takes calls, talks about Ryan Corbett, Malik Evans announcing his re-election bid, and a pit bull attack in Irondequoit.
Bob talks to Thad Brown on the Buffalo Bills playoffs and the Southern California wildfires, Bob talks about the town of Webster hit with an internet scam, the Rochester fire department rescuing a child from an icy pond, the Rochester City School Board, Bob talks to Marvin Adams on a variety of topics, Bob talks about a child in Irondequoit attacked by pit bull, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks about Macy's closing at the Greece Ridge Mall, the Trump Trial sentencing, the murder of David Treese, Jimmy Carter's Funeral, Police/Firefighters using social media to inform communities, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Sean Fico of A.P. Enterprises on rock salt shortage, Bob talks about Rochester's aims to reduce airport 'leakage', Governor Kathy Hochul's proposal for childcare and free school lunches, Donald Trump's trial and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Robert Brooks, the Southern California wildfires, a lawsuit against Smith Haven Mall in Long Island and Jimmy Carter's Funeral Service and legacy.
Bob talks about Rochester Regional Health reducing capacity in 3 hospitals, the Inner Loop North Transformation project, a smash-and-grab at the Greece Ridge mall, the Walmart employee sexually assaulted by man in Cicero store bathroom, Donald Trump's press conference, Los Angeles wildfires, Bob's history at WHAM, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks about Donald Trump's press conference, Leticia Astacio and Pistol Permit Classes, Rochester Regional Health reducing capacity at 3 hospitals, NYS Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli releases a report on Nonprofit Industry, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Jimmy Carter's lying in state and legacy, the Syracuse study on economic impacts of theater/concert events, the Community Resource Collaborative to be dissolved, the Walmart employee sexually assaulted by man in Cicero store bathroom, the Monroe County Children's Detention Center being full and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Los Angeles wildfires, Congressman Joe Morelle and the Laken Riley Act, the home invasion on Clay Avenue, the snowplow driver hit by a car, arm position as indicator of health, a Yale University news letter article on the snail darter fish preservation that has stopped the construction of a dam.
Bob talks about a possible group robbery in Greece, the funeral of Jimmy Carter, the possible deal for Ryan Corbett, Bob takes calls, talks about a Cooney press conference, a senator's husband not shanking Kamala Harris's hand, and 4/7 million given to RG&E for Henrietta improvements.
Bob talks to RPD detectives Terry Dearcop and Matt Klein and Captain Greg Bello about the 2023 Kodak Center attack, Bob talks to Brighton Police chief David Catholdi about the murder-suicide in his town.
Bob talks about Hochul and the child tax credit, Rowe Photo, Kodak, the Trump sentencing in the New York case, Bob takes calls, talks about a proposed bill about the Thruway, the murder-suicide in Brighton, and arrests for car break ins.
Bob talks about a Wall Street Journal story about a prisoner exchange including Ryan Corbett, Bob talks about John Moses Browning, Mark Zuckerberg, free speech, and Trump wanting Canada, Panama and Greenland.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about the new Monroe County Library System director, the state legislature convening, congestion pricing, his weekend, Robert Brooks, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the murder-suicide in Brighton, Bob reads his column, talks about good and evil, and talks about the new RCSD president and VP.
Bob talks about the possible stepping down of Justin Trudeau, January 6th, the murder-suicide in Brighton, his weekend, the new Biden rule on oil leasing, Benjamin Crump, school choice, Matthew Livesberger's suicide letter, and Bill Nye
Bob talks about the murder-suicide in Brighton, the Biden ban on oil and gas leasing, the possible stepping down of Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, January 6th, the AG's office, and the New Orleans terror attack.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Small School Awards and the Bills, Bob talks about the attack in Las Vegas, Special Council William Fitzpatrick and talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about Craig Doran retiring, talks to Radio Mike, talks about the blocking of the US Steel sale, a new state regulation on waterproofing, Bob takes calls, talks about "from the river to the sea", and talks about the new harassment and stalking charges in the Cosgrove bulling case.
Bob talks to State Supreme Court Justice Craig Doran about his upcoming retirement, Bob talks about his uncle, takes calls, talks about the surgeon general wanting cancer labels on alcohol, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about the election for house speaker, a story on 13 WHAM, representative Thomas Massie, a statement from Special Prosecutor William Fitzpatrick, Simone Biles, and a new President and VP on the RSCD board.
Bob talks to Mike Quelapolo of the Reentry and Community Development Center about jail mistreatment, Bob reads a RPD press release, talks about the New Orleans terror attack briefing, the South Korean plane crash, and the death of Robert Brooks,
Bob talks about the terror attacks, takes calls, talks about H1B visas, the arrest of Anthony Hall, the terror attack in Las Vegas, the anniversary of the Kodak Center attack, Claudia Tenney in Puerto Rico, and a hit and run on Lyell and Child.
Bob talks about the murder of Robert Brooks, Bob takes calls, talks about the terror attacks yesterday, and H1B visas.
Bob talks about the terrorist attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, the upcoming speaker vote, the first homicide of the new year, Bob being sick, 1 billion in marijuana sales, Army jeeps, and the power outage in Puerto Rico
Bob talks to Thad Brown on the Buffalo Bills and Thad gives a personal update, Bob talks about the plane that was shot down in Azerbaijan by Russia, the plane crash in South Korea, the brawl at the mall at Greece Ridge, the passing of Jimmy Carter, Bob talks to Steve McAlpin on Rosemarie Murrell passing and her work with the Veterans Outreach Center, Bob talks about a Rochester bank robbery, the funeral for Jim Callan and Robert Brooks, finally Bob does Listeners on the Loose.
Bob talks to Sheriff Todd Baxter on the slaying of Robert Brooks, Department of Corrections reform and the vigil being held, Bob talks to Bishop Jeffery Melvin and Shawn Watson on Robert Brooks, what it's like in correctional facilities, and personal experiences, Bob also talks about Jimmy Carter passing.
Bob talks to Mayor Malik Evans on the slaying of Robert Brooks and the prison system, Bob reads his column and takes calls.
Bob talks about the slaying of Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional Facility and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about a video of an alleged stolen school bus, Bo gives an update on an incident in Hopewell, talks about the teen girls who stole a car, the robbed a Walmart and led police on a chase, the principal at Franklin being fired, the Christmas specials on WHAM tonight, Bob talks to Marvin, talks about the women set on fire on the NYC subway and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about Christmas shopping, talks to homeless John, talks about Lou Gramm's last local show, perp walks in NYC, the 2012 Webster fire ambush, and Christmas 1976.
Bob talks about the death of Robert Brooks, Bob takes calls, talks about the possible US Steel sale, the Justin Baldoni / Blake Lively controversy, Bob tells the story of his 1st grade Christmas, and how he became a Mormon.
Bob talks to Anna Valeria of the Open Door Mission, Bob takes calls, Bob talks to Reverend Bob Brado of Faith Bible Church, Bob talks about Monopoly and Bill Clinton being hospitalized.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about a 13WHAM story about a man finding family, Bob takes calls, talks about a video of a Monroe Ambulance doing a burnout in Greece, 5th grade science proficiency, officers injured in Batavia, and the Battle of the Bulge.
Bob takes calls, talks about his weekend, talks about fights in the Monroe County Jail, the death of Robert Brooks, Bob talks to Republican candidate for state Attorney General Michael Henry about NYC Subway crime, and Bob talks about the house ethics report on Matt Gaetz,
Bob talks about loosing music on the show due to the podcast, Bob talks about childhood poverty in Rochester and takes calls.
Bob talks about Biden commuting death row sentences, the death of Robert Brooks, a possible trial of the Irondequoit massacre, the burning of a women in the NYC subway, and Trumps speech at Turning Point USA, Bob talks about the Clinton Ave encampment being cleaned out and John who was one of the people cleaned out calls in.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, talks to Radio Mike, Talks about the Republicans new plan C for the debt ceiling, and talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about two men who died from handling bat guano, his sciatica, and the death of Robert Brooks, Bob talks to Roger Lacisero of the Chili Fire Department about their Christmas program Santa Runs, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Reno, DiDomenico of Lollypop Farm about a dog found in a dumpster, Bob talks about a Penfield zoning board meeting, Bob talks to Anthony Gator of Lima American Legion Post 282, Bob takes calls, talks about the Wall Street Journal story on Biden, and the plane crashing near Dion Dawkins house.
Bob talks about the debt ceiling, the death of Robert Brooks, and Big Lots going out of business.
Bob talks to Assemblyman-elect Joe Sempolinski about CDPAP legislation, Bob talks about a stolen cooking oil ring, the Supreme Court agrees to hear about a TikTok ban, fluoride in water, the Gaetz report to be released, the electoral college, and the guy in France that let others rape his wife.
Bob talks to Congresswomen Claudia Tenney about the continuing resolution and republican division, Bob talks about the family of the man found dead in the reservoir suing the city, Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Amazon strike, talks to Greece Police chief Mike Wood about new plate readers, talks about the death of Robert Brooks, talks about Bruce Wayne Beaman, takes calls, and talks about a parade controversy in Honeoye Falls.
Bob talks about the Teamsters Amazon strike, the potential government shutdown, a Wall Street Journal story on Biden, and RFK Jr.
Bob talks to defense lawyer Greg Colavecchia about his client Jacob Chittenden's not guilty verdict, Bob talks about good cause eviction and talks to Louis Martinez about being a small landlord.
Bob talks to Captain Greg Bello and RPD chief David Smith about an ambush on a officer, Bob talks about Alvin Bragg, Bob talks to Meredith Dragon of the Jewish Federation of Rochester, and Bob talks about the arrest of a child rapist in Albion.
Bob talks to RPO conductor Jeff Tyzik about the Gala Holiday Pops, Bob talks about Ellie getting into college.
Bob talks about Mendoza's new job, elf on the shelf, his trip to the airport, COMIDA money, Bob takes calls, and talks about Antonio Delgado.
Bob talks about a suspected manifesto from the Wisconsin school shooter, Bob talks to 13 WHAM's Christian Garzone about the Michael Elmore sentencing, Bob talks about Trump cabinet nominees, and Bob talks about the breaking news of a pedestrian bridge collapse over Mt. Read Boulevard.
Bob talks about his Christmas Eve Special, a new state law about ambulances and blood, the sentencing of Michael Elmore, the feds seizing the Crescent Beach hotel, a possible U of R graduate student union, and the school shooting in Wisconsin.
Bob talks about the drones, takes calls, talks about the death of Robert Brooks, Canadian elections, and the Jacob Chittenden trial.
Bob talks about Antonio Delgado, bills sitting on Hochul's desk, the Bills stadium deal, housing with immigration, and a Russian general assassinated in Moscow
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks to Radio Mike, and Bob talks to Mike Petrillo who drives bake goods for Di Paolo's and Leo's
Bob talks to Rich Funke about moving to North Carolina and laying wreaths at Arlington, Bob talks about drones, reads the menu of the 104 Store in Red Creek, talks to Brett Sobrowski about his buying of a Cybertruck, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Rochester mayor Malik Evans about various topics, Bob talks about a larceny at the Chili Paul Wegmans, the conviction in the Ernest Dunham case, and RFK Jr.
Bob talks about the death of Father Jim Callan, drones, Bob takes calls, talks about the Lori's Natural Foods jingle, Christmas shopping, and talking to Dolores Orman.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about a new TikTok video on how to steal cars, Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks to Lonnie Jordan and Jerry Goldstein of War about their new Christmas song, Bob talks to Radio Mike about the new iHeart app and the Midtown monorail, Bob talks about Pittsford schools, and the women who ran onto the runway at the airport.
Bob talks about Luigi Mangione, talks to Radio Mike about Christmas, Bob talks about his schedule, takes calls, talks about the AG report on the Syracuse shooting of officers, and Hochul on Luigi Mangione.
Bob talks about the drones, wall components going up for sale, a channel 10 story about the proposed Penfield Chick Fil A, Bob takes calls, talks about the PAB releasing more reports, the women who hopped a fence four times at the airport, and cops not wanting Hochul or James at their funerals.
Bob talks about Trump and Zuckerberg, Syria and Bob talks to Stephan Dodge about distributing wreaths at Arlington Cemetery as part of Wreaths Across America.
Bob talks about puberty blockers, Bob takes calls, talks about child poverty numbers, talks about the dog/cat/rabbit sale ban, and Bill Belichick to UNC.
Bob talks about the AG report on the Syracuse shooting of officers, Bob talks about a 2022 murder, a Cooney press release, crows downtown, Bob takes calls, talks about Richard Flegal, and Bob defends insurance companies.
Biden talks about Biden Clemency, the snow, the mystery drones, wanted posters in NYC, the Rochester Chamber of Commerce legislative breakfast, the story of what lead to a body being driven to the Livingston County Sheriffs, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about buying toys for kids, the approval poll for Governor Kathy Hochul, South American Theft Groups, ActBlue receiving gift card donations from foreign countries and Bob does Listeners On The Loose
Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Steve Brew about the Monroe County budget being passed, Bob talks about the US Secretary of Treasury Janet Yellen, Christmas shopping, the drones flying over New Jersey and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Alex Tahou about a break in at their offices, Bob takes calls and Bob gives a personal update.
Bob talks about the murder of Richard Fluegel Sr., votes on school projects, a break in at Nick Tahou's, Ontario County Deputy Molly Turnbull stable after crash, the Canandaigua City Council voting against more firefighters, Israel air striking military assets in Syria, the passing of The Amazing Kreskin, and Bob talks about an approval poll for Governor Kathy Hochul.
Bob talks about Luigi Mangione, insanity defenses, Bob talks about the deer he got, the proposed ban on phones in schools, and Bob talks to Radio Mike about the old Rochester Mob
Bobb talks to Adam Urbanski of the Rochester Teachers Association about phones and phonics, Bob talks about the show Abbott Elementary, the state regents mandating phonics, and Luigi Mangione.
Bob talks about Luigi Mangione, the Hochul inflation plan, Syria, Bobb takes calls, talks ton Monroe County Sheriff Lt. John Watson about a repeat offender, and talks about an Emerson St. self defense case.
Bob talks about the assassin of the UnitedHealth CEO, an injured Ontario County Sheriffs deputy, the Daniel Penny acquittal, a breaking situation in Livingston County, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Gary Smith about Jack Palvino and Allan Harris, Bob talks to Radio Mike about Palvino and Harris, Bob talks about Daniel Penny being acquitted and takes calls.
Bob talks to Webster town supervisor Tom Flaherty about not running for re-election, Bob talks details in a chase at Greece Ridge Mall and a Remington Street shooting, Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills loss, Bob talks about another closing catholic school, Taylor Swift, the re-dedication of the Notre Dame Cathedral, and an update on the assassin of the UnitedHealth CEO.
Bob talks about the fall of Assad, a cocaine and gun bust in Waterloo, the gender reassignment industry, and the deaths of Allan Harris and Jack Palvino.
Bob talks to Henrietta town supervisor Steve Schultz about developments in his town, Bob talks to former WHAM staffer Bob Curn about Jack Palvino and Allan Harris.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about covering the Bills, Bob talks about the Daniel Penny hung jury and talks to Marvin.
Bob takes calls, talks about a push to mandate sprinklers, talks about Elon Musk, TikTok, and talks to Congresswomen Claudia Tenney about her meeting with Elon Musk.
Bob talks to Rochester Fire Chief Stefano Napolitano about various topics, Bob talks about the fire chief, Roc Holiday Village, the Daniel Penny trial, his new schedule, and the school bus driver who promoted fighting.
Bob talks about the national debt and DOGE, the proposed re-purposing of the former Greece Sams Club, waffles and syrup, the stolen SUV injuring officers at Greece Ridge Mall, Ron DeSantis and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to the daughter and niece of murder victim Victoria Jobson about a yearly coat drive in her name.
Bob reads a Bello press release, takes calls, talks about a Victor murder trial and China hacking.
Bob talks about the assassination of the CEO of United Health with Radio Mike, Bob reads his column, and talks about a Blue Cross, Bule Shield fee change for surgeries.
Bob takes calls on traffic and the weather, Bob talks to Deputy Brendon Hurley of the Monroe County Sheriffs Department about the roads, and Bob talks about the times square building renovations.
Bob talks about the snow, a possible dog mauling, the assassination of the CEO of UnitedHealth, Pete Hegseth, Bob takes calls, talks about a shooting at a California school, the weather, and Hochul and illegal crossings.
Bob takes calls on Roc The day, talks about Hunter Biden and talks about the Daniel Penny case.
Bob talks about martial law in South Korea, the dog/cat/rabbit sale ban, Pete Hegseth, the fire in Canandaigua, a highway superintendent election in Gorham, Trump attending the Cathedral of Notre Dame re-dedication, hostages, Roc The Day, and the former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO.
Bob talks about the arrested Morelle staffer, Bob takes calls, talks about the Ernest Dunham murder trial, Pakistan, a little girl pushed down at a Bills game, a lawsuit agents the town of Greece tossed, and an Amazon driver hit by a car.
Bob talks about a ranking making the United States the 6th most chartable nation, Bob takes calls, talks about the Morelle staffer arrested, and the United States Marshal for Rochester.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills and the fights in college football, Bob talks about his weekend, breaking news about a Morelle staffer being arrested, and talks to Sean Feco of AP Enterprise about a stolen back loader.
Bob talks about Liz Kruger, talks to Radio Mike about Thanksgiving, talks about Democratic enrolment being down in NY, the Hunter Biden pardon, Bob takes calls, and talks about Daniel Penny.
Bob talks to Trooper James O'Callaghan about the rescue of a Rochester women in Chautauqua County, Bob reads a note from Spenecerport superintendent Ty Zankiewich on an incident at Cosgrove Middle School, Bob talks about the Bills game, and Kash Patel to the FBI.
Bob talks about the retirement of channel 10 morning news director Eric Johnson, Bob talks about his weekend, the Hunter Biden pardon, an fatal fire in Canandaigua, the battle between the fire department union there and the city, a search for a missing man from Victor, and a new AP phrase.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, talks about a Harris video, a man that robbed a bank, Raymond Noel, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks to Sargent Major Josh Bacon about his retirement, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about a city council meeting and Thanksgiving feeding.
Bob talks to Bishop Jeffery Melvin about Thanksgiving, Bob talks about Boris Epstein, the Trump tariffs, and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about Thanksgiving, the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, Bob talks to Radio Mike, takes calls, talks about Monroe County overdose data, and Wicked.
Bob talks about the Trump cabinet, details from the fatal wreck on Friday, a predicted NY population decline, Pam, Bondi, Harris campaign payments, RGH peace officers, Lou Gramm, and the Menendez brothers.
Bob talks about Pilots and Paws and a man flying supplies to NC, Walmart, Bob gives an update on the Thruway accident, talks about the Kia Boys blocking an intersection, a lawsuit over contaminated carrots, and a controversy, about the Newark Village Cemetery.
Bob talks about the new Kodak pension plan, a crash on the thruway, the Opioid epidemic and the Trump tariffs, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Anna Valeria of the Open Door Mission about shelter overcrowding, Bob talks about A Christmas Carol at Geva.
Bob talks to Mike Suds of Rochester's Bravest about their 2025 calendar, Bob talks about the accident between a Irondequoit Police car and an ambulance, cable news ratings, the national debt, the ICE ERO, the Trump cabinet, recess appointments and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the accident between an Irondequoit police car and an ambulance, Bob reads an email, talks about Lloyd Austin meeting the Prime Minister of Fuji, the shooting at a South Avenue tower, the Menendez Brothers, Marry Poppins, Meghan McCain, and Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about the Trump cabinet picks, deposition data in Greece, his weekend, the Mayo Clinic diet plan, and the accident at 490 and Culver Road on Friday.
Bob talks to Christian Garzone of 13WHAM about the fatal MVA on 490 at Culver, Bob talks to Radio, Mike and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about a man who burnt down the home of a father of a state trooper, Bob takes calls, talks about the Geva Theatre, Bob talks to Van Stanley of the People's Choice Kitchen about her turkey event, Joe Lasky delivers breaking news on a fatal car crash, and Bob talks about religion in public education.
Bob talks about Bagel Land, Matt Gaetz stepping down from his AG nomination, Bob talks to Adam Urbanski of the Rochester Teacher Association about the RCSD superintendent search and Ukraine, Bob talks about the new firearm crime numbers.
Bob talks about the RCSD superintendent search, news about RGH, Bob takes calls, talks about Ellen moving to the UK, and native plants.
Bob talks about Mayor Malik Evans giving a public safety update, Brett Sobieraski hunting update, a Rochester Prep School girl collapsing during track practice, the new Jaguar car commercial, Jussie Smollett's conviction being overturned for being staged, the Trump administration looking to end work from home for federal employees and the New York Dunlop tire plant shutting down. Lastly, Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks about Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon being seized and euthanized by the DEC, Bob gives a personal update and talks about Andre Jones charged in Key Bank robbery, immigrants in California, the Laken Riley murder case and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Pete Hegseth assault allegations, the Country Music Association Awards, the University of Rochester and Bob talks to John Kucko about a developer who wants to tear down an old mill for new development and about John's photography and his family.
Bob talks about the UofR students charged with felony criminal mischief, the Rochester police officer injured during a burglary call, the motorcyclist who hit a trooper then crashed, Bob talks about football coach Gary Mervis' birthday and Bob takes calls.
Bob gives a family update, Bob talks about public and for profit radio stations, New York State to stop using electricity generated by emitting sources by 2040, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Mercedes Vazquez Simmons on school attendance, the election, and honoring her mother, and lastly Bob does listeners on the loose.
Bob talks about the UofR students who posted antisemitic posters on campus, Monroe County's COMIDA approving a tax break for hotel project, Demaria Brown arrested for robbing an 80 year old man and his car, Bob talks about Matt Gaetz and Trump's cabinet picks and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the UofR students who posted antisemitic posters on campus, new pharmacies in Rochester, Channel 10 reporter Deanna Dewberry's birthday and adoption. Bob also talks about coming together despite political differences and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the war in Ukraine, the students who posted the antisemitic posters at UofR, truancy in Rochester schools and Bob talks about the comments made by representative Joe Morelle and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson on Sarah McBride as a newly elected representative.
Bob talks about when politicians go to Albany, Bob takes calls, talks about a spa lawsuit, and reads an RPD press release.
Bob talks to Rochester Fire Chief Stefano Napolitano about the fire on Canal Street, Bob talks about the Veterans Day parade, a carjacking on South Avenue, a sentencing in the death of Thomas Sanfrantello, and the Biden approved Ukraine offensive.
Bob talks about his uncle and takes calls, Bob talks about a bill by Nancy Mace and Joe Morelle, and Monroe County's credit rating.
Bob talks about deportation, McDonalds, a fire on Canal Street, a firefighter killed in an ATV accident, a Greece man raping two girls, RFK Jr., and a photo by John Kucko.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks to Louis Falkner about the deer he caught, Bob talks about a car jacking Saturday.
Bob talks about his weekend, a crash on the Thruway, the Bills game, the Tyson vs. Paul fight, the suicide at a Geneseo Walmart, a Wall Street Journal article, E.coli in baby carrots, and recess appointments.
Bob talks about a tossed conviction in a daylight execution in Syracuse, Bob talks election data, the Clean Slate Act, coverage from Channel 10 of the motorcycle accident, and Bob talks to the family of Tom Dougherty.
Bob talks about the nursing home murder/suicide, the Bills game, Paul vs. Tyson, Pete Hegseth, and the continuing U of R poster saga.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about matt Gaetz, Bob talks to Marvin, and talks about politics and family.
Bob talks about a Channel 10 mistake, the Tyson vs. Paul fight, Bob reads a RPD statement on a shooting at officers, and talks about how he got into the newspaper buisness.
Bob talks about Chick Fil A, RFK Jr. to HHS, Bob takes calls, talks to Radio Mike about chicken, talks about how the news gets reported in Rochester, and talks about David Cay Johnston.
Bob talks about COMEDA voting on tax breaks for the Riverside Hotel, Bob takes calls, and talks about the local closing Walgreens stores.
Bob talks to Scott Johnson of the Honeoye Falls Fire Department about a horse rescue, Bob talks about speed cameras in construction zones, congestion pricing in NYC, the posters on the U of R campus, and a murder in Ithaca.
Bob talks to Dr. Jeremy Cushman about the response to the bus rollover last week, Bob takes calls, talks about IEP's and the service, and Trump assumptions.
Bob talks about Matt Gaetz, the Monroe County Legislature re- direction of ARPA funds, Pete Hegseth, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about sausage and gravy, the Trump cabinet, gun clubs vs. insurance companies, and the FEMA staffer that was against Trump supporters.
Bob talks to Monroe County Legislature Minority Leader Steve Brew about the ARPA funding vote, Bob talks about Paul Griner, the Seneca Meadows Landfill, Peanut and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Meredith Dragon of the Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, about the violence in Amsterdam and the U of R posters, Bob talks about two motorcycle wrecks, takes calls, talks about Victoria Jobson, and Claudia Tenney.
Bob talks about Pete Hegseth, a man driving into Canandaigua Lake, ARPA money bring re- directed to the Veterans Outreach Center, and aircraft getting shot in Hati.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Josh Jensen about the loss of the Dem supermajority and the Good Neighbors Act, Bob talks about U of R posters, Rachel Barnhart, gun clubs vs. insurance companies, Kristi Noem, and a gang rape at Cornell.
Regional International Vice President Gina Carello talks about trucking legislation, Bob talks about trucking and takes calls.
Bob talks about campaign financing, the Archbishop of Canterbury resigning, the House being won by the Republicans, a 103 year old sailor, Wes Moore promoting Harriet Tubman, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about drinking for stress, the Trump cabinet, Lee Zeldin to the EPA, violence in the last 24 hours, the Toy Hall of Fame, and Amsterdam violence.
Bob talks about the wreath laying ceremony in DC, an emergency landing of an American Airlines flight, Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about his dinner trip and grits and gravy, good cause eviction, Bob takes calls, and talks about an interaction in church.
Bob talks about the Trump border agenda and Dem governors, the forest fire in Orange County, Bob takes calls, talks about the Veterans Day parade, and book reading.
Bob talks about Veterans Day, talks about the Greece house explosion, Bob takes calls, talks about season 5 of Yellowstone, a mass shooting in Alabama, and who in New York voted for by area.
Bob talks about Veterans Day, Elise Stefanik being offered the position of UN ambassador, pressure on Sotomayor to retire from the Supreme Court, Bob takes calls, talks about the house explosion in Greece, the bus rollover on Thursday, and the fire in Batavia.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks to Todd Baxter about the bus accident, Bob takes calls, and talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about the weekend, texts about picking cotton, Bob takes calls, and talks to Radio Mike about the election.
Bob talks about Trump vs. blue state governors, Bob takes calls, talks about Anne Frank, reads a press release from Mary Lupien, Stanley Martin and Smith on the election, talks about a motorcycle accident in Newark, and the response to the bus rollover on 490.
Bob talks about democrats, Anthony Hall, Bob talks to Nick Stefanovic about the Veterans day parade, and Bob talks about violence in Amsterdam.
Bob talks about the Victoria Jobson cold case, we play the Biden press conference, Bob takes calls, talks about a misreported incident involving a trooper on Long Island, Peanut, and voter turnout and demos.
Bob talks about classes at the U of R and SUNY Corning, Bob takes calls, and talks to Frank Umbrino, Dave Joseph, assistant District attorney Hillary Lungdon.
Bob talks about the Kathy Hochul address on the election, dementia, voting shifts, and we join the press conference about the overturned bus on 490.
Bob talks about the trial of am man who set a house on fire, the tour bus crash on 490, folks who lost in local elections, voter participation in Monroe County, Sargent Dave Joseph cracking cold cases, the Harris concession, garden tours of the white house, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the VIctoria Jobson case, Bob talks about a presentation at the University of Rochester by the Rochester Kink Society, Bob talks to the family of Victoria Jobson about the developments in her case and Bob talks about cold cases in Rochester.
Bob talks to the new WHAM 1180 News Reporter Dave Debo, Bob talks about the 2024 Election and local Rochester election results, and Bob takes calls.
Bob reads more of his columns, Bob talks about the 2024 Election Results, Governor Kathy Hochul speaking later today, Congressman Joe Morelle, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the 2024 Election, NY State Local Elections, Bob reads his column, Bob talks about the Victoria Jobson case and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Jeff Garnsey about the seizure by the state of his squirrel, Bob talks about the closing of a Boy Scout camp, time off to vote, the DEC and Peanut, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the regents exam, abortion, Bob takes calls, and talks to Radio Mike about the election.
Bob talks about squirrel trapping, Bob takes calls, talks whooping cough in Fairport schools, and gives a rundown of the local races.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about Peanut, Behind the Badge, deep processing, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about a possible bus hit by gunfire in Irondequoit, Bob talks to Lorie and Chuck Kraus about how they met, Bob talks to Sargent Megan Cherinowski of the Bath police about an assault arrest, Bob talks about an Avon ballot initiative, charges in the death of Teddy Raid, and early voting.
Bob talks to Republican candidate for congress in the 25h district Gregg Sadwick, Bob talks about Peanut the squirrel, the Livingston County DA race, and takes calls.
Bob talks about an attack on the NYC subway, Peanut the squirrel, Hochul's comments about Republicans, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Jets, Bills, and the World Series, Bob talks about the 15 years old stabbed on the bus, the dog hit with a crossbow, Bob talks to Marvin, and Bob talks to Radio Mike about the election.
Bob talks to Tina Schreib who was the victim of a machete attack, Bob talks about pot shops and takes calls.
Bob talks to Livingston County DA Greg McCaffery, Bob talks to Conservative Party chairman Gerard Kassar, Bobb talks about the October jobs report and takes calls.
Bob talks about Li-Cycle, Zachery Levi, Bob takes calls, talks about a State Trooper shot on Long Island, comments by Mark Cuban, and Joe Morelle.
Bob talks about a war on terror tv scene, the Dodgers winning the World Series, Bob talks to Tom and Jeanene about spina bifida and Tom's book, Bob talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks to Republican nominee for Supreme Court Judge Ed White, Bob reads a tweet, talks about John Bringewatt, foreign interference, and takes calls.
Bob talks about pumpkin seeds, Bob reads a text from Fairport Police chief Matt Barnes about a raid, Bob talks about The Son Also Rises, and talks to the Republican candidate for congress for the 25th district Gregg Sadwick.
Bob talks about Halloween, a man who beat two dogs, Trump in Wisconsin, Gregg Sadwick's campaign slogan, the east end detail, and a story on Channel 10.
Bob takes calls, talks about Biden's garbage remark, and plays audio of a professor at a Penfield school board meeting.
Bob talks to Jay Gonzales about the Puerto Rico joke, Bob talks to Daniel Jones about issues on Monroe Ave.
Bob talks to Monroe County Sherriff Todd Baxter and Benjamin Cox of the Faith Leadership Roundtable about crime.
Bob talks about crime and poverty, the Rush-Henrietta school district blocking the GOP website, the Seneca Meadows Landfill, solar farms, and an altercation in a Sodus school.
Bob talks to the Republican nominee for Supreme Court Stacey Romeo, Bob talks to Richard Sterban of the Oak Ridge Boys about their new album and his memoir.
Bob talks about a tale of two sentences, a Monroe Ave meeting about crime, Bob vs. kids on bikes, Bob talks about his run, Bob talks to Anna Valeria of the Open Door Mission, and Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills.
Bob talks to Association of Builders and Contractors President Brian Samson about regulation on trucks, Bob talks about Isaiah Weathers, Early voting turnout, and takes calls.
Bob talks about Subway, the crypto mine on Seneca lake, Greece proposition 2, the Trump rally joke, and Bob take calls.
Bob talks about his weekend, Bob reads a quote and tells a story, and Bob talks to Monroe County Sherriff Todd Baxter about his walk/run.
Bob talks to Monroe County Board of Elections Commissioners Jackie Ortiz and Lisa Nicolay about early voting, Bob talks illegal immigration, John Bringewatt, and a RPD investigation on East Avenue.
Bob talks to Democratic candidate for Supreme Court judge Erin Skinner, Bob talks to Ontario County GOP chairwomen Trisha Turner about the Trump rally at MSG, And Bob talks about proposition 1.
Bob talks about chocolate, early voting, Trump at MSG, the Bills game, the mayor's East End plan, Israel's attack on Iran, and Todd Baxter's run/walk.
Bob talks about name calling, money associated with proposition 1, Bob takes calls, and talks about Cameron Community Ministries.
Bob talks about trick or treating , takes calls, and talks to State Senator Pam Helming on upcoming truck regulation.
Bob talks about clouds and earth science, Bob takes calls, and talks about Monroe County lead exposure.
Bob talks to Nick Stefanovic about the Vietnam veterans parade, Bob talks about his run, talks about Mike Catalana being inducted into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame, and talks about Kennedy's inaugural address.
Bob talks to Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich about Greece Amendment 2 and Joe Robach, Bob talks about a Seneca Falls booking photo, and a police pursuit in Rochester.
Bob talks about Parkinson's and hearing, the proposed Irish monument in Charlotte, Prop 1, Hochul crime stats being wrong, and local voter registration.
Bob talks about James Mason, Bob takes calls, Bob talks about how Prop 1 is going to win, and a Seneca County meeting on the dump.
Bob talks to Radio Mike about McDonalds, Bob talks about Fernando Valenzuela, takes a call from the Verona Street protest leader, talks about a lawsuit against Oak Hill, two shot on East Main and a post by Todd Baxter.
Bob talks about spending against Prop 1 is a lost cause, Bob takes calls, talks Byron Brown and the OTB, Trump and the black vote, and a protest outside a city council meeting.
Bob talks about the Otani Ball, Eli Parker, an incident at a Bath board meeting, the State Supreme Court election, and Jeff McCann
Bob talks to Allison Smith about her carjacking turned kidnapping, Bob makes a sponsor announcement, and talks about Raise The Age.
Bob talks to State Senate candidate Luis Martinez about the power outage in Cuba, Bob talks about his lunch, Proposition 1, an attack on U of R students, and a car crash into a building.
Bob talks to Riley Catina about going to Notre Dame and becoming the leprechaun mascot, Bob takes calls, talks about his time in a marching band, and talks about the conviction of Doyle Rucker.
Bob talks about weight and strokes, the meteor shower last night, low election turnout in upstate, and the Penny Bush murder.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills and locker room access, Bob talks about Harris at a church, jury selection in the Daniel Penny trial, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about a tweet by Mike Mendoza, New York cancer rates, Trump at McDonalds, Yahya Sinwar, Michael Jordan's dad's killer, and the Cuban power falure.
Bob takes calls, talks about the body in the river, Hochul and crime, the Bello presser on the CRC, and a Evans and Bello trip to Ireland.
Bob talks about RPD saving a life, Ridge Walk, Matlock, a Batavia church closing, Proposition 1, and a leak of documents about an Israeli attack on Iran.
Bob speaks with Thad Brown about the Bills recent acquisition of WR Amari Cooper. Later, Lonsberry speaks with a friend of Allison Smith, a Rochester woman who was brutally assaulted.
Lonsberry interviews Gregg Sadwick, Congressional Candidate of the NY 25th District, regarding his campaign and policies. Later, Bob takes calls for open lines Friday and speaks with producer Johnny Gates about news media.
Bob discusses the death of Yahya Sinwar and debates callers on the conflict. Later, Lonsberry interviews Meredith Dragon, CEO of Greater Rochester's Jewish Foundation, on the October 7th Hamas attack and stories of families impacted by the war.
Bob covers a range of topics from the increase in store thefts to the US putting sanctions on China. Later, Bob catches up with producer Mike Oden.
Lonsberry gives an update on his family and discusses the FBI retroactively changing the 2022 crime statistics. Later, Bob covers the breaking news that Hamas Leader, Yahya Sinwar, has been killed.
Bob digs into Kathy Hochul's comments on crime and safety, including the hypocrisy of the Democratic Party's admission of an increase in crime. Later, Bob discusses the European Union's efforts to curb illegal immigration.
Bob interviews AFT Vice President Adam Urbanski to discuss a range of topics, including the increase of crime at school and the exodus of teachers and families due to safety concerns.
Lonsberry talks about Brett Baier's interview with Kamala Harris and a new monument in Washington Square Park. Later, Bob discusses the death of Liam Payne.
Bob talks to President of Monroe County Legislature Yversha Roman on an upcoming public input session on new monument, Bob talks more about monuments and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob reads his column, Bob talks about Tim Walz going pheasant hunting, Bob talks to Jim VanBrederode on his run for NY Senate, parole reform and current issues in Albany, finally Bob talks about RTS press even for new hydrogen fuel cell buses.
Bob talks about the man who was shot and killed on Bay Street, Bob talks about Nelson Rockefeller, Ryan Corbett being held by the Taliban and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Rochester Police Department distributing Naloxone next month, Bob takes calls, Bob talks to Ontario County District Attorney Jim Ritts on Mark Mastin's release, next election cycle and bail reform.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about Mark Masten getting paroled, and the IV fluid shortage.
Bob talks about Columbus Day, judicial races, Bob talks to Arnie Rothschild of the RBTL about construction and the Broadway season, Bob talks roads in the city and a vehicle stolen with dogs in Greece.
Bob talks about his time off, the Indian Landing Rainbow Club, and a post he saw on Facebook.
Bob talks about nuclear power, his time off, the education system and males, Harris and black men, and Christopher Columbus.
Fill in hosts the Crime Dawg Live Show talk to Thad Brown about the Bills, and take calls.
Guest hosts the Crime Dawg Live Show talks to Republican nominee for Congress Greg Sadwick, the guys take calls, and talk about illegal guns.
Bob talks to Kimberly DeRosa about a new regents proposal, Bob reads a letter about a threat against Fairport schools, Bob talks Hochul vs.the PBA, the Al Smith Dinner and the Ui of R moving a doctor out of Mt. Morris.
Bob talks to Assemblywomen Marjorie Byrnes about new gun laws, Bob takes calls, talks about a photo inside an Irondequoit school and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about Hurricane Milton, the National Guard return from North Carolina, local news, inflation, the Boeing strike, High Falls State Park, and Walgreens closing 5 stores.
Bob talks about a threat against a local school, new Hochul gun laws, the MCDC re-tweeting the Harris campaign, a new google name for Cosgrove Middle School, and a job posting in the Gates-Chili School District.
Bob talks about Hurricane Milton, reads a letter from the Hornell PD, talks about the Harris media blitz, Bob takes calls, and talks about boldness not bitterness.
Bob talks to State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt about a election lawsuit victory for Republicans, Bob talks to Mark Starling of WWNC Ashville, NC about the the current situation there, Bob takes a call.
Bob talks about the indictment of the MLK park shooter, local pharmacies, boldness not bitterness, Bob takes calls, and talks about his sister in law.
Bob talks to a business owner in the east end about the new rules on Saturday there, Bob takes calls and talks about Horatio Jones.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob takes calls, talks about a shooting in Syracuse, the CRC, and the AG ruling in the Novak shooting.
Bob talks about his new boots, takes calls, talks about a guy found dead on a porch, talks about the indictment in the Irondequoit murder, FEMA, and Hochul vs. the PBA.
Bob talks about the money in the state senate race between Cooney and VanBrederode, presidential polling among Muslims, drag racing on Lake Ave, an ATV detail, Bob talks about hiking boots and takes calls.
Bob talks about chronic absenteeism, Bob talks to Jim Creazo about Bill Lawler, Bob talks about October 7th, campaign finances in Monroe County, talks to Peg Dolan about Ted McGraw, Bob reads a RPD press release.
Bob talks about financial fillings in the Cooney-VanBrederode state senate race and is joined by Jim VanBrederode to talk about it, Bob talks about a robbery, the Wineglass Marathon and Hometown Heroes.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Josh Jensen about the truck at plowed into a Subway on West Ridge Road, Bob talks to Judge Jim Walsh about Bill Lawler, Bob talks about a Berkley Brean story, gives a family update, takes calls, and talks about a stunt plane crash near Syracuse.
Bob talks about a Berkley Brean story, January 7th, Bill Lawler, the Bills, a NFLPA letter on reporter access tom the locker room, Prop 1, and the Penfield school picture.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob takes calls, talks to Radio Mike, reads a D&C story from 5 years ago about the stabbing of officer Darryl Wright, and talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about FEMA funds, talks to Monroe County GOP chairman Pat Riley, about local Republican candidates, Bob talks to Mark Starling of Newsradio 570 WWNC Ashville about the sutuation there.
Bob talks North Carolina storm recovery, an award ceremony in Wayne County, Bob talks to Captain Jeffery Tempee of the New York National Guard about what the guard is doing in North Carolina, Bob takes calls and talks about Johnathan Riviera Lopez.
Bob talks to conductor Jeff Tyzik of the RPO, Bob talks about an interview of the mother of the 13 year old in Greece, and Bob talks about Grandma's Baked Beans.
Bob talks about Campi's fights at Franklin, a Conney ad, a photo inside a Penfield school, discrimination at the RSCD, and Bob talks to Radio Mike about pizza and radio.
Bob talks about RBT being accepted for RTS rides, Bob takes calls, talks to John Harris about his effort to aid North Carolina, and Bob talks about Campi's
Bob talks to the Republican nominee for Senate Mike Sapraicone about his campaign against Gillibrand.
Bob talks about clinical studies, the cause of a wildfire in Hawaii, channels 10 and 13 leading with a raspatory virus story, a picture from within a Penfield classroom, and the dock strike.
Bob reads a note from a first responder on stolen cars, Bob reads his column, takes calls, talks to investigator James Coco of the Monroe County Sheriffs about stolen cars, Bob talks about the dock worker strike and talks to Radio Mike about the VP debate.
Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about storm damage in North Carolina, Bob talks to Meryl Garland about storm devastation in Ashville, North Carolina, Bob talks about an incident in Greece.
Bob talks to Tom Scapalichi of RGE about gas inspection, Bob talks about the death of John Amos, Bob talks to Radio Mike about ear buds, talks about Lonsberry Pie, Bob reads a Monroe County Sherriff's press release, and Bob talks about Walgreens closing on West Main.
Bob talks about the VP debate, takes calls, and talks about the new arena contract for the War Memorial.
Bob talks to Radio Mike about Bob paying for Twitter and the VP candidates, Bob talks about the VP debate, and is joined by Rizzo of the Jeff and Rizzo show to talk about the devastation to Ashville, North Carolina.
Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about a burglary in Caledonia, the Gates firefighter union endorsing Cooney, Bob takes calls, talks about Todd Baxter and bail reform, and talks about a child death in Hilton.
Bob tells the tale of a 20th century Italian immigrant, Bob takes calls, talks about processing chickens in 1978, and talks about Jimmy Cater turning 100.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about God's whisper, a survey at the border and Bob talks to Rizzo of the Jeff & Rizzo show about the devastation in Ashville, North Carolina.
Bob talks about Kris Kristofferson, union campaign volunteers, channel 13 hiring, the Monroe County defense of the body armor ban, Canisteo flooding, the Gates Fire Union endorsing Cooney, dirt bikes downtown, Rizzo & Jeff, an email from a listener and the East End lockdown.
Bob talks about hurricane Helene, Rizzo & Jeff, Parents Defending Education, the body armor ban case, and Bob gives a family update.
Bob talks about Israel vs. Hezbollah, Tish James, the East End, Lonsberry Pie, The Bills, Harris's necklace, and social media.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks to Dan Strolo about Theo Parks, Bob talks to Marvin and Radio Mike.
Bob talks to Lindsay LaMora of LaMora Farms about local apples, Bob talks about Geoffery Rogers, the Rock of Ages death, the mayoral press conference and Theo Parks.
Bob talks to Todd Hallidy about his retirement from the morning show, Bob and Todd are joined by Matt Wilson.
Bob talks about Byron Brown, the Ukraine victory plan, the storm in the southeast, Bob takes calls, talks about Geoffrey Rogers, crime and the truck crash on the Thruway.
Bob talks to Mike Joseph about the Naples Grape Festival, Bob talks about Byron Brown and the OTB and the Mayors press conference.
Bob talks to Freddy Calon about his "for the culture" event, Bob talks about a RIT training grant, Bob talks to Delaware County Sherriff Craig DuMond about crime, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to the organizers of the Ridgewalk and Run, and Bob talks to State Senate candidate James VanBrederode.
Bob talks about the suspended police investigator, Byron Brown, Bob talks to Monroe County GOP chairman Pat Riley about going to a Trump rally, Bob talks about a guy who tried to break into a car in Brighton and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about doom buying, an Oswego County Sheriff that was killed, a GCC student with an illegal gun, the jail sentence for a mother who killed her child, and retirement.
Bob talks to Jason McGuire of New York Family Action about proposal 1, Bob talks about Iran trying to influence the election, and Bob takes calls.
Bob reads his column, Bob takes calls, talks to Radio Mike about Soros buying Audacy, talks about the stolen Greece PD rifle recovered in Buffalo, talks about William Fitzpatrick and a kia boy accident.
Bob talks about the lack of charges for the state trooper involved in a shooting, Bob talks to Rebecca Leclair about Parkinson's and Bob takes a call on Parkinson's,
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills big win, Bob talks about Jerome's U Pick, an electrical fire at a nuclear plant near Syracuse, the closing of the last full size Kmart, Bob gives a family update, and talks about absenteeism in schools.
Bob talks to Pittsford Town Supervisor Bill Smith about the YouTube video with a first amendment auditor, Bob talks county jail records, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown to the OTB, and Walgreens closing on West Main Street.
Bob talks about a video of a confrontation at Pittsford Town Hall and first amendment audits, Bob takes calls, talks about males vs. females in education, a separation agreement for the Geneseo superintendent, and an unregistered pistol at GCC.
Bob talks American troops going to the middle east, Joe Morelle, the school cell phone ban, a car jacking on Clinton Ave, Colleen Wegman, the PAB vs. the city, and Joe Biden at the UN.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about Macklemore, the Rochester African American Firearms Association and Van White.
Bob talks about the attempted Trump assassin, the Invincible Marching Marauders, Bob's weekend, RSCD absence rates, Bob takes calls, talks about Channel 13, and talks about a court appearance by the Parks.
Bob talks to the vice president of the Rochester Locust Club Paul Dondorfer and Locust Club attorney Pat Rich about the situation with the PAB, Bob takes calls, talks about Sandra Doorley's house and the crash of the Marcy Flight helicopter.
Bob talks about the city vs. the PAB, an email from a listener, police identifying a perp in the Irondequoit massacre, Brighton town hall money, Harris raising $27 million over the weekend, and the political ID of journalists.
Fill In hosts The Financial Guys talks about the Oprah interview of Harris, talks about Elon Musk and government regulation and take calls.
Bob talks to Bill O'Reilly about his new book, Bob talks Hochul poll numbers and a start time change for Fairport Schools.
Bob takes calls, talks about Walter Balcom, Bob reads his column, talks gaining weight, talks to Michelle Curtin about finding a guide runner, and talks to Radio Mike about his trip to Watkins Glen.
Bob talks to the president of the Asian Pacific Islanders Public Affairs Association about the Harvest Moon Festival, Bob talks about Obama receiving an award, a baby giraffe leaving the zoo, Neuralink, and Iranian hacking.
Bob talks about Springfield, Ohio, the chief of the Alfred Police Department being suspended, sentencing for a guy with prior drug convictions, and the bombing of Hezbollah.
Bob talks about the development in the Maplewood Park mass shooting case, Bob talks to Brett Sobieraski on Tom Golisano's donation and on fallen officers Anthony Mazurkiewicz and Jamieson Ritter, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks about Fire Fighter James Buonaugurio retiring, health care in the USA, Bob talks to Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes on voting rights and attorney general authorization, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Ontario County Administrator Chris DeBolt on the embezzlement by the former county clerk, Bob talks about the Tom Golisano donation and District Attorney Sandra Doorley faces no charges.
Bob talks about domestic violence, the Hezbollah pagers exploding, Ryan Corbett being held captive by the Taliban, the murder of Jamieson Ritter, the case of the family murdered in Irondequoit, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Dr. Jamie Araki on Rochester's new Emergency Vet Service Center, Bob talks about the Trump assassination attempt, the Israel-Gaza War, Sean "Diddy" Combs charges, Tom Golisano donating money to schools, and Bob gives a life update.
Bob talks with Luis Martinez on his run for Senate, Bob talks about the Irondequoit family that was found dead, the Israel-Gaza war, and Bob talks about the late Matthew Hoose who is accused of embezzling about half a million dollars.
Bob talks to Trooper James O'Callaghan about a local officer's motorcycle accident, Bob talks about Taylor Swift's endorsement, Bob talks to Amy Forwell on the War On Terror Memorial, and Bob talks about the charges that Sean "Diddy" Combs faces and talks about the family found dead in Irondequoit.
Bob talks about the Trump assassination attempt, the AMR ambulance response time and contract with the city, the protests at Cornell University and Professor Russell Rickford, and Bob talks about the Fall season.
Bob covers local news topics about the German Shepard who jumped from a car to chase a deer, aswell as the student caught with a firearm at Monroe High School.
Bob covers a range of topics, including decreased attendance in church and the increase of crime in Rochester. Later, Bob covers the breaking news regarding tragic murder of an Irondequoit family.
Bob speaks with Thad Brown, Sports Director of Channel 8, about the Bills win against Miami. Later, Bob reveals the stolen pirate statue in Spencerport has been returned.
Bob talks about the fire in California as well as ongoing marijuana policies. On the back half, Bob discusses his radio history and filling in for hosts such as Glenn Beck.
Bob speaks with Thad Brown from Channel 8 about Tyreek Hill and Buffalo vs. Miami. Later, he discusses the vandalism of the flag in Irondequoit.
Bob discusses reading Hillbilly Elegy by JD Vance, as well as a murder suicide case in Penn Yan. Later, Bob speaks with Carrie Hessney of Hessney auctions to discuss gun laws and regulations.
Bob follows up on the Gary Craig article and speaks with Todd Halliday. Later, Bob discusses the Franklin High School fighting problem and Raygun being ranked #1 in the world for women's breakdancing
Bob talks about Jared Isaacmen's trip into outer space and illegal immigration. Later, Bob speaks with Dan Strollo, a NYS attorney about Gary Craig's article on NYS troopers.
Bob talks about the debate, Bob takes calls, the declining Catholic church, National Parents union rankings, and the Tyreek Hill traffic stop.
Bob talks about the defaced fixture in Irondequoit, Bob is joined by Kevin Hall who talks about his book on 9/11, Bob talks about Jeremy Glick, a stabbing in Canandaigua, info on the death of a Greece teacher, a women's car that was stolen, fights at Franklin High, and the reorganization of the local Catholic church.
Bob talks about 9/11, takes calls, talks about Ryan Seacrest, a defaced fixture in Irondequoit, and firefighters on 9/11
Bob talks about the debate, Republicans endorsing Harris, 9/11, and fights at a U Prep football game.
Bob talks to Bruce Scofield about state regulations on trucks, Bob talks about Haitian immigrants, Bob takes calls, and talks about the debate.
Bob reads a RPD press release, takes calls, talks about plea agreements, the funeral of Johnny Gaudreau, Tyreek Hill's traffic stop, and bees at a Brighton school fire drill.
Bob talks about the debate, yesterday's storms, a dog attack in Canandaigua, Cuomo testifying to the House, and the Walter Balkum ancle monitor.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about Hochul in Rochester, the MCDC praising Evans, the Afghanistan pullout report, and a store clerk shot.
Bob talks about Harris and the debate, Hochul coming to Rochester, Bob takes calls, talks about his hike, and high school sports rules.
Bob talks to Meredith Dragon of the Jewish Federation of Rochester on antisemitism, Bob talks about antisemitism.
Bob talks about the kid that show his dad with a gun, a fight on Avenue D, Bob gives a family update, talks about a plea agreement, pregnant people, his run, the bankruptcy of Big Lots and Metro Mattress, the funeral for the family killed in Irondequoit, and student loans.
Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, Bob talks about stolen brass flag holders at a Victor cemetery, Bob talks to Radio Mike about the presidential election, Bob talks Luner New Year and talks to Marvin.
Bob talks to a friend of Hilda McLeod about Alpha Harris, Bob talks about genealogy, Bob Congel's compound being for sale, a car theft at the 911 center, and Schumer.
Bob talks about a liquor store robbery in Fairport, Harris and unions, phones in schools, and Bob talks to Lt. John Watson of the Monroe County Sheriffs about the pursuit of a stolen Kia on 390.
Bob talks about the Georgia school shooting, Chick-Fil-A, Jessica Pegula, affirmative action, Russian interference, and a shooting on North Clinton.
Bob talks to Bishop Jeffery Melvin about poverty and crime, Bob takes calls and talks to State Senator George Borrello about a summit in Syracuse.
Bob talks to the Republican candidate for the 135th assembly district Kimberly DeRosa, Bob talks about the Lunsford and Clark comments on criminal justice reform and talks and takes calls on crime and poverty.
Bob talks about the Chinese spy in the Hochul admin, Bob talks about his run and pedestrian islands, Bob talks about Tony the cab driver, Jim Laruez, and the Fredrick Douglass classic.
Bob talks about a meth lab in Ovid, going to Costco, Jelly Roll, new school mascot names, Avon, new money for the airport, two teens shot overnight and college protests.
Bob talks about a pepper grower on Scio Street, talks about Walter Balkum in court the Alexa controversy, talks about the Chinese spy, and shock therapy.
Bob talks McDonalds, takes calls, talks about local TV news, the Irondequoit murder and arson, and Bob talks about his run.
Bob talks about the Chinese spy that worked in the governor's office, back to school, Facebook ads, McDonalds and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about proposed Harris tax credits, back to school, Alfa Harris, Schumer at Clinton and Clifford, getting a dog, Angel Voss and the state of the presidential campaign.
Bob takes calls, talks about Milk at Walmart, Bob talks to radio Mike about his weekend, Bob talks about the Tennessee school shooter manifesto, and Bob talks about car thefts.
Bobb talks about the girl shot at the Liberty pole, Bob gives an update on the homeless woman, a shots fired scare at the state fair, Johnny and Matt Gaudreau killed by a drunk driver, a rookie 49ers receiver shot in San Franciso Bob gives a family update and talks about a man shot in his sleep on Weaver Street.
Bob talks about the 10th anniversary of the murder of Officer Daryl Pierson, Bob takes calls, talks about Judge Bailey Turner, the family murder and arson in Irondequoit, a story on Channel 10, Bob gives a family update and talks to Radio Mike about Upstate Farms.
Bob talks about the treatment of homeless people in Rochester, Bob takes calls, Bob talks to Reverend Marvin Adams, and Bob does Listeners on the Loose.
Bob talks about cat eyes self defense weapons in airports, the murder of Christopher Austin, Trump's policy on IVF, birth rates in US, and Bob talks about the mistreatment of homeless people in Rochester.
Bob talks about the patient who fled hospital, Federal Judge Elizabeth Wolford's ruling for police brutality case, Bob talks about an image marked falsely graphic on Facebook, the Ronald Reagan movie, the increase of the Venezuelan population in Aurora, Colorado and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about a Pit Bull attack in Canandaigua, the alleged theft by Fire Chief William Storrs, the work ethic of people today, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the amber alert, Angel Vause and SUNY being obligated to provide menstrual products.
Bob talks to State Senator George Borrello about voting legislation, the Trump shooter, and Bob talks to Fairport Police Chief Matt Barnes about the tainted food delivered to his department.
Bob talks to Billy Weakland about state relief for flooding in the Canisteo area, Bob talks to Monroe County Board of Elections commissioners Lisa Nicolay and Jackie Ortiz about running elections, Bob talks about first responder suicide, and a suspicious food item at the Fairport Police Department.
Bob talks to Kenny Gold of the correctional officers union about under staffing and conditions, Bob talks native trees, the Monroe County Climate Plan, Bob takes calls, and talks Theodice Parks.
Bob talks Trump at Arlington, the Harris interview, the Grand Canyon, Mary Lupien, and compensatory sleep.
Bob talks to Anna from the Open Door Mission, Bob talks about the upcoming Harris interview, Bob takes calls, talks about entrepreneurship in Rochester, and talks about JD Vance and Tim Walz.
Bob talks to pollster John Zogby about his new book and polling, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator and President of the Greece Central School Board Sean McCabe about a local law on solar power.
Bob talks about the debate rules, the situation around the Amber Alert, Tulsi Gabbard endorsing Trump, going to the State Fair, an Israeli hostage rescue, and the Gannett Building.
Bob gives a family update, talks about the trial of a man who was shot in the face, the dad of the Maplewood park victim raising a reward, debate on the debate, money for kidneys and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the death of Thomas Chase, Bob takes calls, Bob talks about a drug dealer getting probation for manslaughter, and a college protest call with Hochul.
Bob talks about non-profit pay, Bob takes calls, talks about Matt Malloy replacing Don Alhart, Coyotes in Webster and a couch in Syracuse.
Bob talks about the Trump documents case, $8.99 bologna at the Caledonia Big M, California legislation, the United Way and the Western Regional OTB.
Bob gives a weekend update, the 3 year anniversary of the Afghan pullout, Bob takes calls, talks about a Sandra Doorley interview and the United Way.
Bob gives a family update, reads his column, takes calls, and talks to former Monroe County Legislator Justin Wilcox.
Bob talks about the end of WCBS 880 in New York City, Bob takes calls, talks about Trump at the tomb of the unknown, and macaroni salad with shrimp.
Bob talks about Thomas Chase, the Micron proposed plant in Syracuse, studies on online sports betting, and the capitol gains tax.
RPD chief David Smith addresses the Kia Boys incident in a press conference, Bob talks about the man that died, Bob talks to Radio Mike about day 4 of the DNC and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks to RIT professor Johnathan Weisman about a major data breach, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Mercedes Vazquez Simmons about a variety of subjects.
Bob talks about Kia Boys killing a man, a RIT video, Bob talks to Brian Deiso who owns Capones about his school supply drive, and Bob talks about a federal court ruling that the military can't refuse HIV positive enlistment.
Bob talks about a women with a restraining order who was beaten by her boyfriend, another Kia Boys incident, Bob takes calls, talks about the Harris DNC speech, the RFK Jr. endorsement of Trump. and Breen's Grocery closing.
Bob talks to Radio Mike about day 3 of the DNC, Bob talks Biden and Harris trying to talk to Hochul, an Onida County press release, and the affordable housing.
Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore, Bob talks about Obama coming to town 13 years ago, the veterans day parade, Costco getting derailed, the inner loop plan, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Alahandra Brown about her restaurant getting hit by a car and her backpack drive, Bob talks about Antimony, more info on the baby mauled by pit bulls, and bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Red Fedele saving the day, convection center money, Obama's DNC speech, and the United Way.
Bob talks to RPD deputy chief Keith Stiff, talks about the state of the presidential race and takes calls.
Bob talks about the second night of the DNC with Radio Mike, Bob reads a RPD press release.
Bob talked Obama at the DNC, Bob talks about his belt, the United Way, and Greg Sadwick.
Bob talks DiPaolo Bakery, talks to GOP Monroe County Clark candidate Peter Vasquez. Bobb talks city and county court, and talks about the DNC with radio Mike.
Bob talks about the Biden DNC speech, non-profits and the United Way, Bob takes calls, talks the middle class, and talks the DNC demonstrations.
Bob talks about Crossfield closing its Bloomfield plant, the 15 year old struck by lightning, Beitriz LaBron facing charges, coverage of the Canisteo flooding, a man pleading guilty to child porn charges and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the DNC, Santos pleading guilty, the Matt Gaetz primary in Florida and Bob takes calls.
Bob reads a RPD press release, takes calls, talks about the 15 year old struck by lightning, guns, the passing of Phil Donahue, and Bob talks reproduction.
Bob talks about races to run, the 15 year old struck by lightning, Facebook, Queen Anne's lace, Bob takes calls, talks Ronald Adams, and Medicare.
Bob reads his column, talks women with tattoos, the DNC, Trump and the VFW, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the DNC, gives a family update, talks about a revision in the state help to flood victims, and means testing.
Bob talks to Republican Attorney General Nominee Michael Henry, Bob talks to Marvin and Radio Mike.
Bob talks to Captain Greg Bello about the arrest in the triple murder, Bob talks to Assistant Monroe County DA Kevin Sunderland about charges against the guy who's baby ingested his drugs.
Bob talks to Billy Weakland on the damage he sustained with the floods, Bob talks about the Alfred State EOC, the Buffalo ICE office, a robbery of casino winners, and his run.
Bob talks about the perps from the triple shooting being caught, the trial of Alexander Ortiz, Anthony Hall, the sentencing of Dillon Britto, and Hochul speaking at the DNC.
Bob talks to State senator Tom O'Mara, about flood assistance, Bob takes calls, And a women claims she was sexually assaulted in the Wayne County Jail.
Bob talks to Joe Dinolfo about his run for County Court Judge, Bob takes calls talks about a tree falling on a man in victor, and talks to Ontario County DA Jim Ritts ands Assistant DA Kelly Wolford about the sentence of a former cop who raped a child.
Bob talks to Brenda Laloggia about ger dog getting shot with a crossbow, Bob talks about the Holiday Inn on State Street, affordable housing in Ithaca, Anthony Hall, and the former cop that got probation for child rape.
Bob talks about his drive, the former cop that got probation for child rape, Bagram air base, Katie Bowie, the United Way, the Ukranian festival and RPD offices at the Urban League.
Bob talks to Sargent Major Juan Morales about Tim Walz, Bob talks about the indictment of Anthony Hall, and talk about Rochester's Homeless.
Bob talks to Katie Bowie about Hochul using he house as a prop, Bob talks to Todd Baxter about foot patrol and takes calls.
Bob talks about money for pedestrians and cyclists, illegal drivers tests, a influencer contacted by the Harris campaign, Pittsford's AirBNB ban, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Trump campaign, the Harley-Davidson lawsuit, the Hochul press conference in Canisteo, Rachel Barnhart, Bob's run, and Geneva.
Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Rachel Barnhart, Bob takes calls, talks about the triple shooting, and Mike Sentineo talks about his Grandmother and her identical twin.
Bob, Mike and Todd talk about the woman that collected the Social Security of a dead man she kept in her basement, Bob takes calls, talks about the USS Flyer, a picture of the Times-Union newsroom, a dirt bike accident and a traffic control box.
Bob talks about Trump's interview with Elon Musk, Patrick Dai, Tim Walz, the lady that fell in the well, Dr. Allen Robbins, and RFK Jr. getting booted of the NY ballot.
Bob talks to Assemblyman Steve Hawkey, Bob talks the court appetence for the arsonists, the Monroe County Court election, the 1 million lottery ticket, taxes on tipped income, a economic poll and the flood in Canisteo.
Bob talks about the United Way, going hiking, new regulations for fire departments, Bob takes calls, talks about a bat in church, and the flooding in Canisteo.
Bob talks to Joe Sempolinski about the Canisteo flooding, Bob talks about Patrick Dye, talks to Daniel Finkelstein of 13 WHAM News about the flooding, Bob talks about his belt, and the lady killed in the parking lot.
Bob talks Playboy with Todd, Bob talks rain, gives a family update, talks with Marvin, and talks about the Monroe County Judge election.
Bob talks to Zachary Elfort about squatting, Bob takes calls, talks about a Park Ave skateboarder, and the Penfield meeting on Costco.
Bob talks about the United Way, Bob takes calls, talks about the rain, the Riverside Hotel footage, and Noah Lyles.
Bob talks about Trump talking about Biden, the rain, the Trump presser, a tornado warning at the capitol, rain totals, and Bob takes calls.
Bob gives a family update, Bob takes calls, talks about Rochester history, the battle of wounded knee, a 5K in Palmyra, and Keith Stiff.
Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about Tim Walz, Bob takes calls, talks about an animal rights protest in North Rose, the terror plot at a Taylor Swift concert and the RSCD search for a new superintendent.
Bob talks about Boeing and the ISS, charges in a manslaughter, the arraignment in an arson, the last day of Bills training camp, Arthur Shawcross, a county court vacancy, and Kamals Harris.
Bob talks about Biden's remarks in an interview, flags on the Gannett building, Bob takes calls, talks about the RPD scuba team at Maplewood park, and a public hearing about a Costco in Penfield.
Bob talks about suing over dumps, Bob takes calls, reads a RPD press release and talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks about vaccinating children, Tim Wolz, active shooter drills, the baby mauled by put bulls, and the sentence in a manslughrter case.
Bob talks about a court ruling on assault weapons, a working fire, political infighting, Bob takes calls and talks about the Iraq missile attack
Bob talks about Tim Walz, Cori Bush loosing her primary, arrests in the arson on Portland Ave, Soccer Sam, Charles Barkley, and Evans as a moral leader.
Bob talks to Peter Vasquez the Republican candidate for Monroe County Clerk, Bob talks about Lovely Warren getting married, Stop and frisk and Bob talks to radio Mike.
Bob talks to Ieasha Crews on Amendment 1, Bob talks about Geoffery Rogers, Bob takes calls, talks about the baby mauled by pit bulls, and talks about the RFD responders to it.
Bob talks about Minnesota Governor Tim Walz being picked as Harris's running mate, Bob talks to Kenny Gold of the New York Corrections Officer Benevolent Association about issues in the state's jails, Bob talks Harris vs. Trump polling, the missile attack in Iraq, Lloyd Austin throwing out a terrorist plea, and Jeffery Smith.
Bob talks about the missle attack in Iraq, the baby mauled by a pit bull, a pregnant women in destress, Lovley Warren married, A dog hit with a cross bow dies, the Harris VP selection, and a guy who carjacked a car a knifepoint last week.
Bob talks to the Chairman of Brighton Securities George Conboy on the stock market, unemployment, national debt, and the economy, Bob talks about running, the Kamala Harris VP pick, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose
Bob talks about meteorologist Bill Peterson, political alarmism and the political climate, Bob takes calls, Bob talks about Joe Biden, the banning of cellphones in schools in New York, Bob gives a family update, Bob talks about corrections officers being over worked, JD Vance and Election polling.
Bob talks to Senior Account Executive Jennifer Rissone on partnering with businesses at iHeartRadio, Bob talks about advertising, the housing market, the CityGate development, Jazz Fest and the Puertorican Festival, News Anchors and Bob takes calls
Bob talks about a rattlesnake in Letchworth Park, the Kamala Harris VP, the stock market downturn, Bob gives a family update, Bob talks about the Dillon Brito case, and the death from a tree falling on an Airbnb.
Bob talks about Jamie Romeo, Bob takes calls, talks about a traffic signal box, Orlando Rivers, the prisoner exchange with Russia and Bob talks to Marvin.
bob talks about Rich Funke, Pete Davidson cancelling his appearance at the Fringe Fest, a Former Addison village clerk stealing money, Lou at Fastrack, the stranded astronauts, RGE Smart meters, Doordash and Bob takes calls.
Bob takes calls, talks about his run, talks about a report on the death of a local aviator, the women killed on West Ave in the city, and the Puerto Rican Festival.
Bob talks about the death of the 5 year old in the arson, Simone Biles, Bob takes calls, talks about the time he did CPR, talks about potential Kamala Harris running mates, and gives a family update.
Lonsberry talks about the Volunteers for America creating a new emergency shelter in Corn Hill. Later, he further discusses the 9/11 plotter trial.
Bob talks about the trial of the 9/11 plotters and subsequent guilty plea. Later, he discusses Olympic boxing and Geoffery Rogers being attacked.
Lonsberry discusses the recent Trump rally and the politics of racial identity in the upcoming election.
Bob talks to Dave Paul about the Back The Blue ride, Bob talks about the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing, the ATF putting up a $50,000 reward for info on the arson, Bob talks to Abdul Bounds about the beat down at the prayer vigil, Bob gives a family update, talks about the Puerto Rican festival to Parcel 5, and talks about Kamala Harris.
Bob talks about JD Vance and reads his column, Bob talks about the Army and the UFL, an individual attacked at a prayer vigil, the arraignment of Douglass Moore, Bob reads a RPD press release and talks about Rochester TV reporting.
Bob talks about the fire on Portland Ave, Nora O'Donnell leaving the CBS Evening News, Israel, Bob gives a family update, talks Simone Biles, and the Rochester Urban League head becoming the chair of the state reparations committee,
Bob talks to Jeremy Hurst and Kevin Maloney of the DEC about hunting and tags, Bobb talks about the Venezuela election, and a UK court upholds a trans care ban.
Bob talks about the car driving at RPD on Joseph Ave, Trump and Vance being called weird, Bob gives a family update, talks about Proposition 1, abandoned houses of Canisteo, Bob takes calls, talks Trump and people not voting and the rally at Parcel 5.
Bob talks about Christopher Austin, a prayer vigil at Parcel 5, Trump's comments on voting, Bob gives a family update and talks Equity vs. Equality.
Bob talks about the house fire on Portland Ave, another stolen car driven at RPD, Bob takes calls, talks about Christopher Austin, and talks about video of the Maplewood Park shooting.
We take the live RPD press conference on the Maplewood park shooting, Bob talks about the shooting.
Bob talks to Jim VanBrederode about the recent violence, Bob reads a RPD press release, talks about his weekend, the Supreme Court, and Obama telling Bide to get out of the presidential race.
Bob talks about the Maplewood Park shooting, a stabbing on North Street, a shooting on East & Alexander, Bob talks to Geoffery Rogers about the Maplewood Park shooting, Bob talks about Rachel Barnhart's post on the shooting, Bob takes calls, talks about a Costco in Penfield and talks about the end of Palmyra Canaltown Days.
Bob talks about the three alarm fire in the city, coming into the city, the Maplewood Park shooting, a car crash in the inner loop, the Olympics opening ceremony, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about hiking the Appalachian trail, Bob talks to Marvin and talks genealogy.
Bob talks to Deputy Brandon Hurley of the Monroe County Sheriffs about the meat theft in Brockport, Bob takes calls, talks about the car that crashed into the Puerto Rican restaurant, the Baxter and Barnes leadership group, and genealogy.
Bob talks about Tina Shribe and the U of R Trauma Center, a WSJ story about peeing in the pool, Bob and Radio Mike talk about WSAY and WHAM, Bob talks about a New York Times analysis of the attempted Trump assassination, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the cartels, the Brockport meat thief being caught, French train vandalism ahead of the Olympics, JD Vance and his couch, and a car crashing into a Puerto Rician restaurant.
Bob reads state comptroller Tom DiNapolli's Op-ed, Bob talks about the two car jackings in the city, the anti-Israel protests in DC, and talks to Radio Mike about Pizza and Joe Biden.
Bob talks to Amy Pira of the Ontario County 4H, Bob takes calls, and talks to President Dr. Wayne Lewis of Houghton University.
Bob talks to Michelle Curtin of the Wayland-Cohocton School District about a disabled runner, Bob talks to Republican candidate for Congress Gregg Sadwick.
Bob talks about Southwest Airlines, Biden's look during his address, JD Vance and his comments about childless women, and video of the Secret Service on the roof.
Bob agrees with BLM, talks about whale watching, the suspicious package on South Clinton, family trees, and Pioneer Day in Utah.
Bob talks to David Mon about the Candlelight 24, Bob talks about the city council vote to place RPD in schools, Bob talks to Wayne County State Assembly candidate James Schuler on his journey.
Bob talks to Mark Osier about working with the IDF, Bob talks to Radio Mike about the Oakland A's, Bob talks 5K's and RGE shaming customers.
Bob talks about the Winter Olympics, the motorcycle crash in the city, correctional facilities closing, Tina Shribe, and the NY climate goals.
Bob talks about the Secret Service head resigning, Property taxes, Bob takes calls, talks about AI Biden and talks about the fight as the East Rochester carnival.
Bob talks to attorney William Mattar, Bob talks about the head of the secret service resigning, and a landlord that was assaulted and robbed by a tenant.
Bob talks about Biden being threatened with the 25th amendment, Kamala Harris, the fight at the East Rochester carnival, Bob reads a RPD press release, and Bob talks about his weekend.
Bob talks about popular songs in 1984, Biden being pushed out by the 25th amendment, free climbing and safety, Bob's breakfast and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about a broken window at the Strong Museum, Bob takes calls, reads his column, talks about the Salesforce outage talks about the NY retirement ranking, a possible Boeing strike and carnies.
Bob talks to Alma and Darcy on liver donation, Bob talks about his birthday presents, the man thrown from a boat in Sodas bay, Bob fives a family update and talks about the fights at the East Rochester carnival and takes calls.
Bob gives a family update, reads Biden's latter announcing his exit from the presidential race, takes calls, Talks about Ronald Adams and plays audio from Monroe County Sherriff Todd Baxter.
Bob talks about Biden ending his campaign, hanging out laundry, Kamala Harris, Bob takes calls and talks Secret Service incompetence.
Bob talks to Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter, Bob talks to Marvin and talks about a Alleghany County man who tried to set his house on fire.
Bob talks to Trump delegate Larry Stab, Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about his hike along the Appalachian Trail and the Trump shooting.
Bob talks about the Windows outage, good cause eviction, Bob takes calls, talks about the Webster Police sergeant, and talks to professor Johnathan Weissman of RIT about the Windows outage.
Bob talks about Trump's post shooting polling, a RPD car getting shot at, the Windows outage, the Wall Street Journal reporter sentenced in Russia, Dem pressure on Biden and the Board of Ethics report on Sandra Doorley.
Bob talks about John Deere, the Webster Police sergeant turning his camera off, and cleaning grave stones.
Bob talks about the RNC, Republicans and corporations, Bob takes calls and talks about not running a marathon.
Bob talks about the Dems calling on Biden to drop out, the David Belivia speech at the RNC, Bob's impressions of the RNC and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Webster sergeant who turned his body camera off when helping a suspended RPD officer and takes calls.
Bob talks about the exchange between Biden and a congress member, Biden's Supreme Court proposal, Beau Biden's Bronze Star and Bob talks to Van Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen.
Bob talks to Greg Sadwick from the RNC, Bob talks about the old bakery by 390, RNC speech by the Teamsters head, Sandra Doorley, active shooter drills, and Elon Musk.
Bob talks about a Democratic letter against proposed DNC changes, Bob plays s speech by Madeline Brame from the RNC, Bob talks about the meat thieves at Brockport Walmart, sub sandwiches, an update on the Afghan translator, wind and solar projects, and Beitriz LeBron.
Bob talks about Biden being asked about stepping down, and the roof slope for the would be assassin.
Bob talks to Violet about the teacher freedom summit, Bob talks Banks, rent control and a Axios report on Biden.
Bob talks to Trump delegate Larry Stab about the RNC, Bob talks about the storms, the reward for info on the guy who shot the bus driver, Bob talks to Livingston County Farm Bauru head Jack Clapper about the storm, Bob talks stolen meat at Brockport Walmart and Bob talks to Jack Pendergast about the RNC
Bob talks about JD Vance, the RNC, Kathy Hochul, and talks to Monroe County Clark Jamie Romeo.
Bob talks about the local police at the attempted Trump assassination, storm, damage, smartphones in school ban, Bob talks to Peter Vasquez the Republican nominee for county clerk, and bob talks the Sandra Doorley review.
Bob talks to Trump delegate Larry Staub about the RNC, Bob talks about a channel 8 tweet about Trump and reads his column.
Bob talks to Monroe County GOP chairman Pat Riley about the RNC, Bob talks about the deaths of Dr. Ruth and Richard Simmonds, the death of Gary Smith, the funeral for Jamison Ritter and the Trump shooting pic.
Bob talks to Captain Greg Bello about the RPD standoff with an armed individual, Bob talks about a video shown to police officers in Nashville, Bob talks about his run, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about the Biden presser, the AT&T data breach, banning congressional stock trading, the AR15 stolen from a Greece police officer, Johnny's Smike Free Bar, and the Trooper incident in the city.
Bob talks to Trump delegate Larry Strab about the Republican platform, Bob talks about an officer involved shooting in Buffalo, Jamison Ritter calling hours, the Arkport 5k and Redbox
Bob talks about the Biden presser, talks to Radio Mike about the Chris Stapleton concert at Darian lake last night, Bob talks about a plastic ban and gives a family update.
Lonsberry talks about the RFD and Jerrod Jones paid leave. Later, he further discusses war in Europe in relation to the war in Ukraine.
Lonsberry is joined by congressman Nick Langworthy to discuss illegal voting legislation. Later, Bob covers the Alec Baldwin trial following the incident on the movie set "Rust", aswell as discussing the pride week event at the Genesee Country Museum.
Bob talks about the recent sex based discrimination lawsuit against RIT for their scholarship opportunities. Later, Lonsberry discusses Ukraine's efforts to join NATO.
Bob covers a range of topics from the DNC taking advantage of Biden to the story of late officer James Ritter.
Fill in host Kevin Oklobzija talks to Mayor Evans about Roc the Riverway, Kevin talks the Yankees, the Baseball Hall of Fame, Talks to Robin Palmer about the Corn Hill arts festival and takes calls.
Guest host Kevin Oklobzija talks about Main & Clinton, comments by Joe Madden, Kevin takes calls, the weather, and a Yellowstone story.
Guest host Kevin Oklobzija talks Roc the Riverway, Seth Appert, Kevin takes calls and talks to new Amerks coach Michael Leone.
Guest host Kevin Oklobzija talks Morelle saying Biden should not run, the Red Wings, finding a story and talks to Red Wings general manager Dan Mason.
Guest hosts The Crime Dawgs continue their conversation with Irondequoit police chief Scott Peters, The guys take calls and talk about the homeless crisis.
Guest hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talk Biden and talk to Irondequoit Police Chief Scott Peters about a variety of subjects.
Fill in hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talk murder investigations, trauma surgeons, 2023 Crime Data and Joe Biden.
Guest hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talk about the Ritter family, The Financial Guys, Chicago shootings over the weekend, and homicide detectives.
Guest hosts The Financial Guys talk Biden and talk to former Erie County Comptroller Stefan Mychaijiw talks ballot rules.
Guest hosts The Financial Guys talk about the debate, Joe Biden, Chicago violence, and the guys talk to Jessie Jane Duff of Newsmax about the campaigns.
Bob talks to Orleans County DA-elect Susan Howard, Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about hiking the Appalachian trail, Bob talks to Marvin, talks about a float in the Andover, NY parade annd talks to Radio Mike.
Bob talks to Lynn Mazurkiwiz and Brett Sobieraski about the trial of the murder of her husband. Bob talks about the fight in MLK park.
Bob talks about Jason Ritter, Morelle being harassed at the Fairport 4th of July parade, John from the national warplane museum talks about the Geneseo Air Show, Bob talks about the Whiskey 7, and Lee's missionary trip to Mexico.
Bob talks about Hurricane Beryl, a category 5 hurricane heading toward Jamaica. Later, he talks about Kathy Hochul's NYS grant for college infrastructure.
Bob spends an hour with previous host Bob Matthews to discuss the election and current political landscape.
Lonsberry interviews Alan Sowler, who will be receiving his Colonel pin today for his service in the US Army. They discuss his late father, who was a Spencerport firefighter that tragically passed on the job. Later, Bob talks with Todd Halliday about Roc the Riverway and attracting private business downtown.
Bob covers a range of political topics, largely regarding the Biden Vs. Trump presidential debate.
Bob talks about gambling, smart phones in classrooms, Biden polling, Bob takes calls and talks about the immunity ruling.
Bob talks about the new branding for RGH, the man found dead in Scottsville, Bob reads an email, talks Biden's response to the immunity ruling, and Costco in Penfield.
Bob talks to Ryan Murphy about the Michelle Marini charges and being the victim of a tracking device, Bob talks to Ontario County Sherriff Dave Cirencione about a major drug bust, and bob talks about a drug arrest in Syracuse.
Bob talks about the teach corridor and MCC, a Morelle constitutional amendment, what Bob saw on Facebook, Lawnmowers with Radio Mike, the arraignment of Michelle Marini, and AI identifying a gun at St. John Fisher.
Bob talks about the Hochul fireworks warning, the Supreme Court immunity ruling, Biden polling, A hurricane in the Caribbean, Bob takes calls and talks to Nick Stefanavick about Donald Parro.
Bob talks about the first of three Supreme Court Decisions, Sheriffs injured during arrest, Wegmans spinach, Bob gives a family update, talks about the second supreme court ruling with Todd, and talks about the third Supreme Court ruling on Trump immunity.
Bob talks about the Scottsville shooting, Biden family meeting post debate, Bob takes calls, talks about the debate, the pier in Gaza and Scouts and Pride.
Bob talks about the presidential immunity case, the Utica shooting, a Wall Street Journal Story, Trump VP candidates, Dansville and Ryan Corbett, Tree Names, A car hitting a dirt bike on Friday, gun permitting notice, and the Golden Fox Closes.
Bob talks about the US Supreme Court case decisions, the presidential debate, Bob takes calls, Bob talks about Eliezar Ortiz's criminal charges, Bob talks to Marvin Adams, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks to Mike Joseph on the Naples busker festival, Bob talks about the deaths of Andrew Vayhey and Joseph Deponceau, the US Supreme Court case decisions, the presidential debate, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Presidential debate, Bob takes calls, and Bob talks to athlete Aaron Dana on endurance running and the Mid-State Mile Race.
Bob talks about the Irondequoit homicide and the evacuation at Letchworth State park, the presidential debate, RFK, JR and the middle class, Political alarmism, and Maria Ikis.
Bob talks to the interns, Bob talks about Michelle Marini, and the Supreme Court rulings on abortion and Purdue Pharma.
Bob talks to Nick Stefanovic of the Monroe County department of Veterans affairs about Afghan translators and Vet mental health, a homicide in Irondequoit, and Bob's run.
Bob talks about the debate, Michelle Marini, interns in the studio, a homicide in Irondequoit, the sister cites bridge, the Golden Fox closing, and a woman murdered in Syracuse.
Bob talks to Freddy Colon about radio host Domingo Martinez Jr. and his home studio, Bob talks about the Melee at the Rochester School of the Arts graduation, the mass shooting at MLK park, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob is joined by Bob Matthews and they cover a variety of topics, Bob also takes calls.
Bob talks to Chili Town Supervisor David Dunning about their town water main being damaged and Chili-fest, Bob talks about infrastructure, Adam Bello doing a storm drain media event, the MLK park mass shooting, the Orleans County Primary, the charges against Michelle Marini, the indictments of the teenagers who shot a 3 year old boy, and the Barons Street shooting
Bob talks about the melee that occurred at the Rochester School of the Arts graduation, Greece Deputy Town Supervisor Michelle Marini's corruption charges, the NY Primary election results, Immigration, and Monroe County criminal justice reform.
Bob talks to Rochester Fire chief Stefano Napolitano about the fire on Child Street and the car crash in front of the studio, Bob talks about the canal death in Newerk, the Afghan translator, a misleading endorsement by Geraci and Dan DiClemente's death.
Bob talks about the incident on Sunday, Afghan refugees, and Bob talks to Corina Kasandrinos about the closure of The Golden Fox.
Bob talks about the Surgeon General on gun control, john Fetterman, Bob takes calls, details an accident outside the studio with Radio Mike, talks about a fire on Child Street, talks the Bello infrastructure address, an incident on Sunday and the Assembly primary between Meeks and Lightfoot.
Bob talks about Julian Assange, the primary elections, dishonesty by Geraci, Camp Dittmer being sold, and Rochester housing prices.
Bob talks about Planned Parenthood, Hochul and the mass shootings, Bob takes calls, Bob talks about the Supreme Court haring the gender transition case, and the violence over the weekend.
Bob talks about the violence over the weekend, the Golden Fox closing, Bob is joined by Congresswoman Claudia Tenney to talk about the misleading mailers from Mario Fratto, Bob gives a family update and an update on Casa Campo.
Bob talks about tomorrow's primary contests, Edna Heiner, his flag day run, a misleading flyer by Mario Fratto, and the violence over the weekend.
Bob talks about John James Audubon, not forgetting the past, and talks about Doug Emblidge's son passing, Bob gives a family update, Bob talks to Marvin Adams and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks about Governor Kathy Hochul's Social Media Bill, the US Supreme Court case decisions, the radio host Domingo Martinez, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about addiction, gives an update on the Afghan translator, gives a family update, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about electric utility companies' rate increases and fines, the NY Heat Wave, Lesli Myers-Small being the director of the Police Accountability Board, and the stolen Kia van that hit an elementary school parking lot, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks with singer-songwriter Don McLean on his new album, music, career, Jim Croce, life, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks about the Moore vs. United States Supreme Court decision, the push for women to be included in the Selective Service Registration, the crimes committed by Christian Inga, and the bus driver shot with a BB gun, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Defense Authorization Bill, the push for women to be included in the selective service, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the bus driver who was shot with a BB gun, Rochester Jazz Festival safety, Bob responds to a listener's email, Bob talks about Judge Stacey Romeo running for NY Supreme Court, Retirement, and Bob talks about Louisiana putting the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
Bob talks to Senator George Borrello on the electric grid, the electric school bus initiatives, power needs, the HALT act, the ERA amendment, and Bob talks about Hamas wanting a cease fire. Bob ends the hour with Listeners On The Loose.
Bob is joined by Bob Matthews and they talk about a variety of topics and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Crosman Corp announcing the end of a local product line and layoffs, Bob talks to Rochester City Councilman Willie Lightfoot on the vote for a new budget and his run for NYS Assembly, Bob talks about the Rush Henrietta re-vote on the school budget, the Pittsford Mayor wanting to end short term rentals, the Stonehenge vandalism, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the Juneteenth Holiday, the bus driver who was shot by a BB gun, the Franklin Highschool break in, the passing of Willie Mays, Bob gives a family update, Bob takes calls, and Bob talks about the truck stuck under the railroad bridge.
Bob talks about running and endurance races, Bob gives a family update, Bob talks about the New York heat wave, the libraries closing for Juneteenth, news stations, Bob talks about the teacher wearing a "We Are One" shirt, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.
Bob talks to his brother, Rob Moore, about his hike on the Appalachian Trail, Bob talks about Kathy Hochul's comment on the heat wave and Bob talks to callers.
Bob talks to Ontario County Sheriff Dave Cirencione on shoplifting, his community wellbeing, and a check the welfare case, Bob talks about the news reports on the high heat in Rochester, about a teacher wearing a "We Are One" t-shirt in schools, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Parcel 5, the heat in Rochester, development in the city, city safety, gives a family update, talks about the cyclist who was killed by a car, Biden's path to citizenship for immigrants, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the school's early dismissal due to high heat, the Franklin High School break in, the Garrett Cole Red Wings Game, Bob takes calls, gives a family report, and Listeners On The Loose
Bob talks about Officer Danny Wright, the new Amazon fulfillment center in Gates, the hate crime on Monroe Ave, Senator Marco Rubio as a perspective VP running mate, Senator Jeremy Cooney, the New York Primary Election, and takes calls.
Bob gives a family update, talks about Crime on Thursday, Friday and over the weekend, talks about Senator Chuck Schumer, a break in at Franklin Highschool, the New York Primary Election, and takes calls.
Bob talks to the CEO of Batavia Downs Henry Wojtaszek, Bob talks to Marvin, and Listeners On The Loose
Bob gives a family update, takes calls, and talks about the Supreme Court Ruling on Bump Stocks, talks to Revered Hector Sotomayor on Father's Day, and talks about Gary the Happy Pirate
Bob reads his column, takes calls, talks about melee outside Franklin Highschool, the Afghan Translator, and a proposed face mask ban
Bob talks about the PAB report, reading glasses, Walmart, gun storage, and the news coverage of the RPD incident.
Bob talks to State Assemblyman Brian Manktelow about the end of the legislative session, Todd delivers breaking news from the Supreme Court, Bob gives a family update, Bob talks to Katie Holt of the Red Cross about a blood drive and Bob talks to Mike from Youth for Christ about fatherless homes.
Bob talks the horse neglector brandishing a shotgun at the cops, Ryan Corbett, the Raheem Robinson sentencing, the fire on Child street, and out of wedlock birth.
Bob talks about a standoff in Batavia, Mike's aborted day off, the RFD chief promoting a deputy, 1100 instances of cars passing stopped school buses in Greece, Bob's run, the Afghan translator, and Nate Silver.
Bob talks about a citizen lifesaver in Brockport, Kirk Ashton, the northwest corner of Main & Clinton, the RPD incident and Bob is joined by Dianne McClure to talk about a blood drive.
Bob is joined by New York State Assemblyman Marjorie Byrnes to talk about the end of the legislative session, Bob talks about the state tracking gun sales, ARPPA money, Big Lots responding to the fired manager, the Brett Sobrowski book signing, Bill about the media listening to police scanners, a home invasion in Greece, and new school sports rules.
Bob talks about the House Resolution on Ryan Corbett, and a police incident involving the RPD.
Bob talks to Deputy U.S> Marshall Jeremy Meraro about the guy who scaled the apartment building, Bob talks about the Hunter Bide guilty verdict, smoke over the southwest. and a RPD press release.
Bob talks to state assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about the end of the legislative session, Bob talks about sergeant Terry Garigan, Bob is joined by Brett Sobrowski to talk about his book and Bob talks to Producer Mike about his Gazebo.
Bob talks to Gates Police Chief Rob Long about a robbery at the Gates Motel, Bob talks about a press release by assemblyman Steve Hawkey, Bob talks to Livingston County sheriff, Tom Dougherty about a gift card scam and Bob talks online theft.
Bob talks about illegal immigrants and U.S. spouses, MCC, Elliott joining a law enforcement group, Van White and 490 ramps.
Bob talked about Hunter Biden, stolen cars and thefts over the weekend, and Maria Ikis.
Bob talks about Russia, the Fredrick Douglass statue, Maria Ikis and drunk driving and gun violence.
Bob talks about Don Alhart, the new city traffic plan, Shalom Matthews, a house rented out from the owners, Bob takes calls, and Marvin.
Bob talks to Producer Mike about beads and NYC, Bob takes callers, talks about the Afghan interpreter, running on Joseph Avenue, and NYC congestion pricing.
Bob takes calls, plays audio of chaos at the RCSD board meeting, reads emails, talks Don Alhart's retirement, talks to Producer Mike, and talks about Mayor Evans.
Bob talks D day and the Soviets, a press conference by mayor Evans, Don Alhart's retirement, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about his hiking the Appalachian Trail, Bob talks the deadly car accident in Parma, Medicaid voter registration, and sights on Bob's run
Bob talks about the home ownership gap, the deadly car accident in Parma, Jerrod Keeg, D- day, and Baheer the Afghan translator.
Bob talks about the Brockport coach that sexually abused a player, a letter from the parents of the Onondaga County sheriff that died in an ambush, a book about officer Mazurkiewicz, Bulls head redevelopment, Bob reads his column, and talks about Meredith Vecca.
Bob talks about horse neglect, the Afghan interpreter, the fired Big Lots manager, family update and issues with police chiefs.
Bob talks about the Afghan interpreter, Bob reads his column, talks about the Wall Street Journal story on Biden, and a new superintendent in Greece and bus driver shortage.
Bob talks about Biden issuing an executive order on the border, the Hornell Police chief leaving his gun in a bathroom, Bob vs. the federal government, police support and strawberries.
Bob talks about Holocaust Survivor Day, and is joined by former WHAM anchor Kurt Schenk to talk about his family surviving the Nazi forces. Later, Bob talks about Devin Snyder, a Cohocton, NY resident whose body was recovered from the war.
Bob speaks with Patrick Guider, a former store manager at Big Lots who was fired after intervening during a shoplifting incident. Later, Lonsberry discusses his frustration with corporations taking protecting the company before the employee.
Bob is joined over the phone by Patrick Guider, a local Big Lots store manager who was fired following a shoplifting incident. Bob expresses frustration over how large corporations protect their brand before their employees.
Bob is joined by Bahir, an Afghanistan native who joined the American Special Forces as a Combat Interpreter. Bahir discusses his time in battle, escaping the Taliban and fleeing to America. Later, Bob speaks with Anna Valeria from the Open Door Mission to help Bahir find resources.
Bob paints a picture concerning the Biden administration's inability to curb illegal immigration, as well as the message of flying flags. Later, Bob shares a story regarding a refugee who escaped the Taliban, who will join Bob in the next hour for an interview.
Bob talks about former mayor Johnson supporting Willie Lightfoot for the 137 State Assembly. Later, he talks about Anti-Gun agenda pushed by Mayor Evans
Bob talks about some of the bigotry and abuse faced by police officers during the 2020 riots, aswell as the courtroom brawl that occurred during the Jermaine Williams double homicide case. Later, he talks about the evils of domestic abuse and that violence can occur on both sides of a relationship.
Bob is joined in studio by Brett Sobieraski, a former RPD officer on Rochester's SWAT Team. They talk about running, his time on the force and his new book in memory of the late Anthony Mazurkewitz. His book, "8 States for Maz: The Humanity Tour", will be giving all proceeds directly to the Mazurkewitz family.
Bob talks about D-Day coming up, as well as the shooting of two RPD officers by an illegal immigrant using a moped. Later, he briefly talks about the WNBA and Chennedy Carter hitting Caitlyn Clark.
Bob talks abut a Yates County arrest, a channel 10 story, a Emerson NY poll and the Trump trial.
Bob talks about the groundbreaking of the new police headquarters in Batavia, the Trump trial and Tish James, Filipe Hernandez, Jim the Peanut Man, the Greek Festival, the CPB seizing counterfeit goods, Immigration, classical music, and sex offender laws.
Bob talks to former Republican Attorney General nominee Michael Henry on the Trump Trial, Bob talks NPR and Politico polls, gives a family update and reads his column.
Bob talks to former judge Renee Minarik about the closure of Wells College, Bob talks about the Ogden highway superintendent being accused of racism, assault and sexual harassment, a nurse that defrauded her patient and Don Alhart.
Bob talks to Senator George Borrello about the end of the legislative session, Bob talks about the UK blocking puberty blockers, the fire on Alberta street, the Trump trial and prostitution legalization.
Bob talks to State Senator George Borrello about the end of the legislative session, Bob talks about the UK blocking puberty blockers, a fire on Alberta Street, the Trump trial, and legalizing prostitution.
Bob talks about the Kirk Ashton appeal, the Harvey Weinstein loophole, Marty Snyder, and a U of R - St Johns partnership and nursing homes.
Bob talks about the guy who hit a truck driver being sentenced, Producer Mike's shirts, the Gaza Pier and Iran, Bob talks to Chief Deputy Mike Fowler of the Monroe County Sheriffs to talk about the grand jury delay of a child predator.
Bob talks to Andreus Delfs of the RPO about Ode To Joy, Bob talks about the Avon Police Chief that had his charges dropped, and Bob talks bout his Facebook issues.
Bob talks about the Israeli strike on Raffah, the failure of the Rush Henrietta school budget, the backup on 590, a burglary in Batavia, and Fairport Schools.
Bob talks to Jennifer Quayle about the damaged memorial at the airport and the 98th division, Bob talks about a lawsuit against Wegmans, a grand jury hold up on a child predator, and Producer Mike talks about sunscreen.
Bob talks to Jim Helms about the damaged memorial at the airport and the 98th division, Bob talks to Producer Mike about gazebos, Bob talks Robert DeNiro, his run on Saturday, Jim Baley, and the Pope,
Bob gives a family update, reads his speech to the Canaseraga American Legion, talks about the new Constellation Brands HQ, Dyaisha Fair cut by the Las Vegas Aces, Steve Brew joins the show to talk about George Beckert and vets being honored, Bob talks about a transformer fire at a RGE substation, and a thwarted break in.
Bob gives a family update, talks about a bill that would give inmates the right to vote, talks about Nick Stefanovic, famous birthdays, age, some thoughts on Memorial Day and the Trump trial.
Bob talks to City Council Vice President LeShay Harris about her scholarship opportunity, Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks to Ovae Maria Glendy about her son who was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2012, Bob talks school board elections and electric school busses, and the detective in the Scottie Scheffler incident.
Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about Memorial Day, Bob talks Nikki Haley as Trump's VP, plays audio of Tom Ekerage playing the bagel, and Bob talks about the Gettysburg declaration by Abe Lincoln.
Bob talks the vandalized memorial at the airport, Bob talks and takes a call on Trump in the Bronx, and the NCAA settlement ending amateurism.
Bob talks to Cassandra Bradley about home sales, Bob talks about Carl Hastie and Demond Meeks making an announcement tomorrow, and Barnhart and Simmonds vs. the Democratic legislature leadership.
Bob is joined by Assemblyman Josh Jensen who talks about the just ended legislative session, Bob talks housing illegal Immigrants, the DOJ vs. Live Nation and Ticketmaster and Bob talks to Producer Mike about concerts.
Bob talks to Marine Corps officer John White about memorial day, talks about the AG investigating the Doorley incident, Dion Sanders, and a faculty protest at MCC.
Bob talks airport technology, Doorley and the PAB, Memorial Day, and yesterday's weather.
Bob talks about childhood poverty, the School of the Arts teacher winning his lawsuit, and Route 408 solar farms.
Bob talks about a School of the Arts teacher winning a lawsuit, a possessing delay at the medial examiner's office, gives a family update, talks about the section 8 waiting list, and Jim VanBrederode joins the show to talk about the medial examiner delay.
Bob talks about the strategic petroleum release, local meteorologists, wading in the creek, and two woman shot next to the Five Star Bank Building.
Bob talks to Anna from the Open Door Mission, Bob talks about a proposed gun ban to fight Mexican crime and a incident on Danforth Street.
Bob talks about school board elections. the death of a kid by his mother, the Trump trial, Mt. Fuji, Rochester in the 1800s, and the Batavia Downs couple charged.
Bob talks about the Iran helicopter crash, talks to Producer Mike about High Falls, talks about the mayor shutting down Cosic Campo, Dominican restaurant El Latino, a car into a house, and Greg Sadwick's campaign video.
Bob talks the Iran helicopter crash, Bob talks to Producer Mike on High Falls, Bob talks the mayor shutting down Cosic Campo, Dominican restaurant El Latino, a car into a house, and a Greg Sadwick campaign video.
Lonsberry talks with Captain Greg Bello about the recent dirtbike incidents in Rochester.
Bob talks about Don Holleder, a former US Major who tragically died in the Vietnam war. Holleder passed in heroic fashion after sacrificing himself to save volunteers at the battle of Ong Thanh. Bob discusses the recent footage that surface of Sean Combs, P Diddy, physically assaulting a woman in their hotel room.
Lonsberry discusses the charges against JohnMichael Santiago for shooting fireworks at officers during the 2020 Daniel Prude protest. He is facing up to 20 years for this crime. Later, Bob talks about the final day of the Trump testimony, aswell as how to remember our fallen soldiers on Memorial Day.
Bob talks about the four injured Rochester Police officers after cracking down on growing car theft crimes. Later, he talks about the online argument between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Jasmine Crockett.
Bob talks to Brandon Lewis of The Firing Pin on their Facebook issues, talks nNick Tahou's and talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about Scottie Schefter being arrested, the state plan to give money to newspapers, Armed Forces Day, Fabian Rivera, and Harrison Butker.
Bob talks about Biden using executive privilege over the secret document audio, Scottie Scheffler getting arrested, the gate money bill, the body found in Letchworth State park, hunger in the area, and some suspended U of R students being able to attend graduation.
Bob talks about child poverty, gives a family update, talks about RCSD issues, and talks to Van from the People's Choice Kitchen.
Bob talks to Don Shwartz who is suing the government over the Restaurant Recovery Act, Bob talks Dow crossing 40,000, Harrison Butker Speech, and a car wreck on the Parkway.
Bob talks to Delaware County Sherriff Craig DuMond about criminal justice reform, Bob talks about Juan Contreras and Don Alhart, Bob gives an upstate on the Kathleen Mott fraud case, talks about a suicide at Home Depot, and Pittsford being the second richest town in the state.
Bob talks China - Russia relations, gives a family update, talks people leaving upstate and MCC falling enrollment, the agreed to presidential debates, RFK. Jr and the debates, Don Alhart, and Top Golf and Public Money.
Bob talks to Zach Baxter, Jake Meline and Eathan George about winning the Best Red Leg Competition, Bob reads a RPD press release, Bob talks bridge repair, the Lilac Festival, and the AFl CIO endorsing Meeks.
Bob reads the letter from the U of R president on disassembling the camp at the river campus, Bob talks possible Biden-Trump debates, Hochul in Rome and Ireland, and a family update.
Bob talks about the stolen RPD car, his walk, the Buffalo Tops memorial, the Pittsford town supervisor suing a business, Caitlin Clark's WNBA debut, and Rory Mcilroy's divorce.
Bob talks about the charges in the cabbie murder, RTS journalists, local talk radio, the 2 year anniversary of the Tops shooting, City council talking Kia Boys, and the 250 anniversary of independence in 2026.
Bob talks to Ken Dens of Fleet Boat Club about new boating laws, Bob talks to Producer Mike about living in a trailer and saving radio history, and Bob talks about Medal of Honor recipient Clarance Sasser.
Bob talks about Hochul going to Rome, a poll on if people think they are better off then 4 years ago, the Best Red Leg Competition, the Do The Right Thing Award and parenting.
Bob talks about the encampment at the U of R being broken up, the city council talking about the Kia Boyz, the Erie Lackawanna Railroad, Ryan Corbett, and Michael Cohen.
Bob gives a family update, talks about apple pie, the northern lights, Stars of Tomorrow, the Bes Red Leg Competition, a Wall Street Journal article on energy, three crashes into RPD cars, and gardening.
Bob talks to Justin Willcox on his organization Upstate United and the Packaging United Act, Bob talks about Robert Danler Garwood, public money for Top Golf and Tik Tok.
Bob talks about Jerry Seinfeld, the Israel/Gaza war, the pig kidney transplant receiver passing away, a race in Webster, a marathon in Letchworth, family update, the lowering of flags for the thruway worker killed, and a Trump rally in NJ.
Bob talks about the Northern Lights, multiple RPD cars hit by drunk drivers, a potential interim RCSD superintendent, a review of the office of cannabis management, bird flu i cows, Bob Menendez, and the Trump Trial.
Bob talks to his brother Rob about his hike along the Appalachian trail, Bob talks about the Office of Cannabis Management audit, and Marvin calls in.
Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Rachel Barnhart about the CRC and it's possible replacement, Bob talks to Mike Champion about professional wrestling, and Bob talks about a new rule for high school sports.
Bob talks about license plate readers, Shot Spotter, the U of R protesters, the northern lights, a letter from the Action for a Better Community announcing layoffs, the speeding fine to Sandra Doorley, a letter from a teacher at Plank Road School, and a McDonalds Bills drink.
Bob talks about teens chasing each other with cars at Franklin High School, the thruway worker killed yesterday, an airman shot by police in Florida, and the Best Red Leg Competition.
Bob talks about fire department training, Kendra Roach, the Packaging Reduction Act, Terrorism succeeding, and the U of R president letter to protesters.
Bob talks about his diet, Georgie's Bakery, Tuesday's standoff with Troopers on Upper Falls Boulevard, franchising, U of R vs. protesters, and a Biden tweet.
Bob talks to congresswoman Claudia Tenney about the forced house speaker vote and Israel, Bob talks about the Brighton kidnapping case, a op-ed by Bob Duffy, the Best Red Leg Competition, and politicians doing things just to raise money.
Bob talks about the Israel/Hamas war, the Packaging Reduction Act, trash sent to the finger lakes from NYC, Kia's at Franklin High School, African languages at the RSCD, and Georgie's Bakery.
Bob talks about the nurse who falsified vaccinee records, a city press conference, Fani Willis, Biden cutting off some ammunition to Israel, and a protest at George Washington University.
Bob talks about the fights at the War memorial after the Sexyy Red concert, high school sports, Bob takes calls, talks scouting, immigrants in school, and the nurse who falsified vaccination records.
Bob talks about the city tax rate, the RCSD budget, Bob gives a family update, Bob talks about his new tweet and talks about a tribunal at George Washington University.
Bob talks to Palmyra police chief Kyle Dinardo on charging gradians, a law firm merger, Bob takes calls. and a latter from school.
Bob talks to state assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes who talks about her lawsuit over the state ERA amendment, Bob gives a family update, talks about the Genesee Brewery expansion, the cost of living and a nurse that falsified vaccination records.
Bob talks about changes in high school sports, a Biden campaign ad, a break in at Spot Coffee. Bob takes calls and talks about teens stealing cars.
Bob talks about a change in high school sports, Mercy Flight, Bob reads a RPD press release on the Kia boyz hitting an officer, Bob talks about the parental guardians charged in Palmyra, Strong and medical care in Rochester, and Angel Colon.
Bob talks bees, inflation, bike trails in the city, chicken feed, Bob takes calls, the 14 year old that died from his injuries, The six murders and the transgender RIT runner.
Bob talks about Columbia cancelling their commencement, Two Palmyra women charged with child endangerment, Bob gives a family update, talks about a jail deputy charged with sexual abuse, one car wrecks, plays the press conference about the six murders over the weekend, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about Gary Beikirch, the six murders over the weekend, the broken windows at the Siibley Building, Trump fined for contempt, Bob reads emails, and Kristi Noem.
Bob talks about the Politico article on campus protest funding, six murders over the weekend, Bob gives a family update, talks about his run down west Main Street, and talks about the Greece Arcadia bomb scare.
Bob talks to RPD officer Gunner Brown on his rescue of a bleeding victim, Bob talks about the Red Wings lilac promotion, Bello at the American Legion, Bob talks to Marvin and reads a poem by the son of a murdered officer in Charlotte.
Bob talks to Charlie Lowell and Matt Odmark of the band Jars of Clay about being inducted in the Rochester Music Hall of Fame, Bob talks Cinco De Mayo, a woman hit by a dirt bike, and the Webster board meeting.
New details on an old missing person case in the 10 a.m. Friday news update, with Todd Halliday.
Bob is joined by Dan Dathoid of the Canaseraga American Legion to talk about their ham and Leek dinner, Bob talks about his ideas for how to deal with college protests, the bomb threat at Greece Arcadia, drug testing pregnant mothers without consent, rent control and Bob gives a family update.
Bob talks about the Webster town board meeting, a op-ed piece in the D&C by Sandra Doorley, gives a family update, talks about a body found in the river, the Highland Park reservoir, and JK Rowling tweeting about a beatdown at Greece Arcadia.
Bob talks about Matt Wilson, talks to Producer Mike about chicken wings, talks a shooting on Lake Ave and bleeding out and talks about the Methodist church voting to allow LBGT+ people to be ordained,
Bob talks to Jim VanBrederode about his upcoming state senate re-match against Jeremy Cooney, Bob talks about Cooney and Hobart & William Smith, the Palestine protest at Charlotte Beach, and inflation.
Bob talks about the campus protests, he gives a family update, talks about the drive by in Greece, and talks about breast cancer screening.
Bob talks the U of R protest, Brittney Griner and other American hostages, Threats made by county legislator Beatriz Labron to county legislator Mercedes Vazquez Simmonds, Marjorie Taylor Greene forcing a house vote, and dinner at the Brook House.
Bob talks about the breaking news at the U of R protest, WROC-TV's Adam Chodak talks about his running, Bob talks about a William and Hobart Palestine seminar, the Doorley interview with channel 10, and a Palestine protest at Charlotte Beach.
Bob talks about local protests, Muhamad Abdul, Bob talks to his brother Rob Moore about hiking the Appalachian trail, and the county legislature votes against a new CRC manager.
Bob talks Sandra Doorley, Trump and Abortion, the college protests, Ryan Corbett and the larceny at the Geneva American Legion.
Bob talks about the Buffalo judge censored for fighting a cop, four cops killed in Charlotte, NC, John Fetterman, wedding costs, larceny at the Geneva American Legion post and Sandra Doorley.
Bob talks about calories, the Trump contempt of court, the Locust Club statement on Doorley, a broken back window in a RPD car, the Strong Museum closing their Wegmans for renovations, the Virginia Lt. Governor, Nicholas Noll and scooters in the city.
Bob talks about Sandra Doorley, takes calls and talks about the Avon police chief that resigned.
Bob talks about the PAB, making money on social media, Sandra Doorley, Adam, Chodak, the Trump Trial, College protests, John James Audubon, and the Doorley letter to her staff.
Bob talks about Sandra Doorley, takes calls, Bob talks to Marvin and talks about the RSV shot.
Bob talks about flags at the county office building, Bob takes calls, Bob talks about the RSCD superintendent search, and a NCAA meeting on transgender athletes.
Bob talks to Ontario County DA Jim Ritts on a murder for hire plot that targeted his office and a judge, Bob talks about the Clyde- Savannah hazing trial, local prostitution allegations, the NFL draft and Pact with the People.
Bob talks about the Trump trial, the woman shot in Hamlin, renaming Franklin High School, and Sandra Doorley not pulling over.
Bob is joined by RPD captain Frank Umbrino to talk about catching Timothy Williams, Bob talks about the Syracuse University union vote and the American Legion in Churchville and Adam Bello's speech.
Bob talks about protesting and Gaza, the Mendoza NDA briefings, is NY the abortion capital?, and the murdered cab driver.
Bob talks about the college protests, the end of the D&C strike, the American Legion in Churchville and WW1
Bob talks about the college protests, the end of the D&C strike, the American Legion in Churchville and WW1
Bob talks running a marathon, the slain Syracuse cops, the assault on a security officer, a reporter tax credit and pistol permits.
Bob talks about Eric Anthony, squatters, the state budget, the Trump trial, Bob gives a family update, talks about gender assigned at birth, a tweet by the ATF and Tennessee arming teachers.
Bob talks about Fabian Rivera, gives an update on the assault on a security officer, talks about our desensitization to violence, the murdered cab driver and the Tik Tok ban.
Bob talks about the Machete guy, the LeGrange Park incident, the new bus station, the 20th anniversary of the death of Jason Dunham, and Fabian Rivera.
Todd Halliday takes over the Bob Lonsberry show while the funeral proceedings for the Sherriff's Lieutenant in Syracuse. Todd talks about the recent election polls including the enthusiasm gap. Later, he discusses Foreigner being snubbed by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Bob Lonsberry talks about public transportation aswell as the uptick of violence in Rochester this weekend. Later, Todd Halliday takes over for Bob during the final hour of the show.
Bob talks about Earth Day and the history of environmental preservation. Later, he talks about the Presidential visit in Syracuse for a new Micron company opening.
Lonsberry discusses Mayor Malik Evans and the recent ribbon cutting at a Rochester dispensary. Bob also talks about today's funeral for the Syracuse Sheriff's Lieutenant who recently passed.
Bob is joined by his brother Rob to talk about hiking the Appalachian trail, Bob is joined by Marvin.
Bob is joined by Troop B of the New York State Police to talk about recruitment, Bob talks state ammunition limits and transgender athletes.
Bob talks about a Canandaigua teen that shot up a house in South Carolina, Fowler High School in Syracuse, and Bob is joined by Troop B of the New York State Police and takes calls.
Bob talks about the GOP hardliners against Ukraine, Lovley Warren, the Fairlife plant breaking ground, Israel and Iran, and the CRC being a possible scapegoat.
Bob talks about a Pegula rumor, gives a family update, talks about the Mendoza NDA, talks about RPD's quick thinking with a gun on the east side, Bob takes calls and talks about homelessness.
Bob talks about the slain cops in Syracuse, Bob takes calls, talks about the Trump trial, and talks to Reno DiDomenico from Lollypop Farm about a recent dog hording case.
Bob is joined by Monroe County Minority Leader Steve Brew on the Mendoza NDA, Bob talks about a car crash in the city that met the Kia Boyz, Ukraine and Russia, the RCSD interim superintendent search, and the D&C Strike.
Bob talks about Mayor Evans State of the City, Bob gives a family update, talks about the cops killed in Syracuse, and about the Mendoza NDA.
Guest hosts Bob Matthews, Sal Mairona and Kevin O talk about the Bills, Catlin Clark, Rochester play by play guys and Bob gives his political take.
Guest hosts Bob Matthews, Sal Mairona and Kevin O talk about the Knighthawks possible relocation to Grand Rapids, the Bills, Section V Football and the D&C strike.
Guest hosts Bob Matthews, Sal Mairona and Kevin O talk to D&C reporter Justin Murphy about the D&C strike, the guys talk about the Amerks and Red Wings.
Guest hosts Bob Matthews, Sal Mairona and Kevin O talk about the Red Wings, local team newspaper coverage, the Sabres and RIT transfers.
Guest host Jim Salmon talks about hummingbirds and weed killer, newspapers, the Grill This Podcast, old local stores and guns.
Guest host Jim Salmon is joined by Charlie Nesbitt to talk about his experience in Vietnam, vison tests for drivers licenses, and the pandemic, blueblood dinners and the origin of Salmon Ranch
Guest host Jim Salmon talks to state senate minority leader Rob Ortt about the state budget, Hochul, bail reform, and green initiatives, Jim also talks to Charlie Nesbitt about re-districting, bipartisanship and his military service.
Guest host Jim Salmon talks about Albert the Alligator, stink bugs, inflation and bags, Wine at Center Ice, and gas stoves.
Guest hosts the Crime Dawg Podcast talks to RPD chief David Smith on charity, staffing and dirt bikes and ATV's, The guys give a look behind the scenes and talk lunch.
Guest hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talk to former RPD sergeant Brett Sobieraski on his run and book, The guys talk about their podcast wish list, and protecting schools from shootings.
Fill in hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talk to Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter about bail reform and other criminal justice reforms, the guys talk about Derby Day and their podcast.
Fill in hosts The Crime Dawg Podcast talk about the death of OJ Simpson, Talk to Kimberly DeRosa on her campaign for Assembly, talk about the podcast and talk about the officers killed in Syracuse overnight.
Bob talks to Johnathan Williams about taxes, talks to Producer Mike about George Eastman, talks to Marvin, and talks about a story on the state DOT.
Bob is joined by Seneca County Sherriff Tim Thompson to talk about his column, Bob talks about PCMI, Kathleen Mott and Jodi Dean and her paper.
Bob reads his column, talks about an Associated Press story on OJ Simpson, talks about the D&C strike, gives a family report, and talks about pay and worth.
Bob talks about FISA courts, an Irondequoit car with a kid stolen, video of a firefighter fight, Bob takes calls, Bob talks the Puerto Rican Festival, and the Byron Bell hearing.
Bob talks about the death of OJ Simpson, Paul Goodrell, Bob reads letters, talks about a murder charge in the city, the D&C strike and Bob is joined by attorney Maureen Bass to talk about the Greece lawsuit
Bob talks the lawsuit against the town of Greece, a bible verse, the East High rape settlement, Kia Boyz uptick, the first grade teacher shot in the face, Ryan Corbett and the breaking news of the death of OJ Simpson.
Bob talks about Patrick Day, mayhem at the Batavia Walmart, the sentencing of the Park Ave rapist, Bob reads a column by Seneca County Sherriff Tim Thompson, and Bob talks a comment by Joe Morelle on drinking water.
Bob talks about the CRC, the lawsuit against the Greece PD, a letter about NPR, Marco Rubio and Israel vs. Iran.
Bob talks Bob Matthews, RIT's Sadie Rose, The Rochester FD payroll snafu, Beatriz LeBron swears at Simmons, Swat raid in Greece, and Verona Street being overloaded.
Bob talks about the RGE vote and plays a song, Bob talks about a fire in Syracuse, Beatriz Labron swearing in a legislature meeting, Bob is joined by Geoffery Rogers to talk about the Kia Boys, Bob talks about a new team name in Nunda, and Ryan Corbett.
Bob talks about the RGE vote in the county legislature, state ammunition checks, a teen who was hit by a car and drunk drivers, and the city screwing up fire department W2s.
Bob talks to his brother Rob on hiking the Appalachian Trail, Ramadan decorations in school, and Monroe County Legislature minority leader Steve Brew on RGE.
Bob talks Trump and abortion, takes callers, talks Joe Morelle, the strike at the D&C and Ryan Corbett.
Bob talks the eclipse, takes calls, gives a family update, talks about 3 teens that were stabbed in the city, the trial of Shawn Todd, and talks about Niagara Falls, NY.
Bob talks the eclipse, Bob reads his column on the eclipse, and talks government accountability.
Bob speaks with Todd Hallidy about his hopes for the eclipse and coverage. Later, he talks about artificial intelligence in news aswell as the RSD.
Bob talks about the Syracuse micron project, aswell as the RPO eclipse show being a success. Later, he talks about Cayuga county appointing a poet laureate.
Bob is joined by Rachel Barnhart, Monroe County Legislator, about her defamation lawsuit with Dr. Nicosia. Later, Bob speaks with a caller about the previous eclipse and other historical events.
Bob talks about today's eclipse, including traffic and the unfortunate cloud cover. Later he discusses shrinking budges in news outlets.
Bob is joined by Dr. Adam Frank of the U of R to talk the eclipse, Bob takes earthquake callers, and Bob talks to Marvin.
Bob talks about the inmates that sued over the eclipse viewing, a drowning near Marcus Whitman, Bob talks to Producer Mike and Todd about the eclipse, Bob talks Uncle Tom's Cabin, Bob talks about the Earthquake in New Jersey, and takes calls including his daughter Hanna.
Bob talks about a Claudia Tenney TV ad, eclipse Weather, RPD community engagement, a possible county takeover of RGE, arrowheads, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the eclipse, social media, Cartwright's Maple Tree Inn, the Trooper who tipped off the gambling ring, and the IDF firing on a World Kitchen convoy.
Bob speaks with Carrie Ivers from the Town of Penfield about a new brush drop off site on county owned property.
Bob speaks with Senator Pam Helming about lawmakers and politics, and talks about the Democrat and Chronicle strike.
Bob is joined by Bob Matthews to discuss a D1 basketball team in Rochester, then updated with breaking news on a Stefon Diggs trade. Stefon is traded to the Texans for a 2nd round draft pick in 2025.
Bob is joined by Gates Chief of Police Robert Long to follow up on the Netflix email scam. Later, Bob is joined in studio by Bob Matthews, long time sports talk show host at WHAM 1180. They discuss Caitlin Clark and the WNBA, Buffalo Bills tickets, WrestleMania and more.
Bob is joined by the Vice President of RG&E, Kimberly Harriman, as well as the president of union Local 36, Jeff Sondervan. They discuss the confiscation of private property and the RG&E takeover study. Later he speaks on the need to organize community events in Rochester.
Bob talks about the current issue of stolen property being resold on Facebook marketplace and a phone scam in Gates that led to the arrest of Harpeet Singh. Later, Bob talks with a caller who recently had their Kia stolen in Chili.
Bob talks to Scott Pitoniak about his writing, Bob talks Ramadan decorations at Franklin, and the Blue Cross Arena.
Bob talks to Mark Assini about the CRC, Bob takes calls, talks about a swimmer lawsuit against the NCAA, and the last WWII vet of Perl Harbor dies.
Bob talks to his brother Rob about hiking the Appalachian Trail, Bob is joined by Monroe County Sherriff Todd Baxter to talk about the Sheriff's retail detail, Bob talks Dinner with Lonsberry and Clean Sweep.
Bob talks about the judicial restrictions on Trump, I Square, the cost of living in New York, Ross Perot, Ryan Corbett, Monkey Pox, and the national debt.
Bob talks the injured investigator in Big Flats, Dinner at the Brook House, the pope, Carl Hastie, and the National day of Transgender Visibility.
Bob talks Vets and state parks, an injured investigator in Big Flats as a result of a theft at Target, Bills PSL's, a stolen car on Dewey Ave, the Olean newspaper laying off it's staff, Buck & Clay Vs. Newman and Lonsberry, and former Greece supervisor John Riley joins the show to talk newspaper coverage.
Bob talks Hochul being kicked out of a NYPD officer's wake, the FBI terrorism Task Force raiding a place on Andrews Street, contrasting social media posts, the Greece PD catching car jackers, a trout Derby, the White House Easter Egg Roll, Raheem Robinson, Bob's Weekend, the state budget and Medicaid.
Bob talks outside opinions on war, the eclipse, the corner of Main and Clinton, National Day of Transgender visibility, potential Don Alhart replacements, and Richard McCaullah.
Bob talks to Anna from Open Door Mission about Good Friday, Bob visits the McDonald's across from East High, and Marvin.
Bob talks to Monroe County GOP chairman Pat Riley on a variety of subjects, Bob talks about Theodore Matthew Glendy and the PAB and use of force on youths.
Bob talks to Jeff Tyzik and Jerrod Hardman about the RPO eclipse spectacular, Bob talks about Don Alhart's retirement.
Bob talks about the abducted 14 year old taken to New York City, the Baltimore bridge collapse, Joe Leiberman, Andy's Candies, Advantech, and Bob talks to callers about Jesus.
Bob is joined by the Ontario County assistant DA Kelly Walford to talk about the arrest and prosecution of Sean Jordan, Bob talks about a Hilton bar charging for parking and Brighton women.
Bob is joined by Mark Assini to talk about the CRC, Bob talks the Monroe County GOP under investigation, Bob is jopined by Dr. Wayne Lewis to talk Easter.
Bob talks about Ronna McDaniels and NBC, the Rochester School Board, the NYPD officer killed in the line of duty, Trump's bond, and the closure of the Frihofer's Bakery outlet stores.
Bob is joined by State Assemblywoman, Marjorie Byrnes to talk the state budget and transmission lines, Bob talks more on Carmine Peruso and sense of duty.
Bob is joined by Brighton Police chief David Cathardi to talk about the return of a 14 year old from New York City, Bob talks a car accident in Ogden, traffic control boxes, and the Trump Bible.
Bob talks China business, Rochester progressives, a crash involving a fire truck, a stolen car that drove past him, the Trump bible, Bob reads his column, and RPD arrests armed robbers,
Bob talks Pete Buttigieg, the McDonald's across from East High School, the state budget deadline, squatters rights and the wall on the border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Bob talks bridge collapse, the raid on Diddy's houses, death of a NYPD officer, and Carmine Peluso resigns,
Bob gives an update on the Fairport woman in Miami, talks to producer mike about the CBC and Canada, Talks about the eclipse, talks about a crashed car on the playground at School 19, talks the Baltimore bridge collapse and takes calls.
Bob is joined by Irondequoit Police chief Scott Peters on stolen cars in town, Bob talks about the robbery at a Subway on Monroe Avenue, an eclipse state of emergency in Wayne County, a missing woman in Miami from Fairport, and Bob is joined by Steve Brew to talk the RGE study bill and the CRC audit.
Bob talks about the bridge collapse in Baltimore, the found 14 year old, stolen cars, Sarah Clark, and the McDonalds across from East High School locking it's doors.
Bob is joined by Pastor Paul Doyle, talks the united way press confrence, Trump bond verdict, search in Syracuse for a 5 year old, and Stanley Martin.
Bob is joined by his brother Bob Moore to talk his hike along the Appalachian Tail. Bob talks about former GOP head Ronna McDaniel signing with NBC News, Tish James seizing Trump's property, and the Bello press conference and reporter questions about the Mendoza dismissal.
Bob is joined by Mike Geraci who is running for City Court against Lovley Warren, Bob talks the eclipse and possible corruption in Greece.
Bob talks the CRC audit, a Rochester woman who brought a gun to a Buffalo circus, a political rally at the United Way, and proposed pregnancy bonus money.
Bob talks about the mystery plane at the airport, Wegmans closing for the eclipse, October 7th and anti- Semitism, Bob talks to Marvin and talks the expiring Seneca gaming compact.
Bob is joined by Reno of the Lollypop Farm enforcement arm, bob talks about the BID being dead and the CRC briefings.
Bob is joined by Monroe County Legislator Rachel Barnhart to talk about the CRC audit and her exclusion from it, Bob also talks about a plane of illegal migrants.
Bob talks the border riot in El Paso, a tiger loose in Rochester spoof, and Bob reads his column about the body in the reservoir.
Bob is joined by the chief of the Henrietta Fire Department to talk about the 18 wheeler that went into a house, Bob talks about the anti-Bello anti-Semitic cartoon, and talks Gaza and Sudan.
Bob talks Gefforey Rogers arrest, Alfonze O' Davis getting a conditional discharge after carrying a gun into the airport, and a proposed RGE public takeover.
Bob plays the press conference by Mayor Evans, talks about the Green Party latter and cartoon directed at Adam Bello, and talks reservoir security.
Bob talks the reservoir death, the suspension of the Avon Police chief, 18 wheeler into a house, jurors cheating and the RSCD robo call failure.
Bob talks the state COVID review, is joined by State Senate Minority Leader Steve Ortt to talk about the state reparations committee, and Carl Haseie's relationship with a Lobbyist, Bob talks about the Mendoza resignation, and the Green Party Bello drawing.
Bob is joined by Monroe County Legislature minority leader Steve Brew to talk about Mendoza's resignation and Anti Israel protests at the county office building, Bob talks about the Danny Wright lawsuit.
Bob talks the boil water advisory, Mendoza out at the health department, and bob is joined by Rochester Mayor Malik Evans to talk about the boil water advisory.
Bob talks Mendoza resigning from the health department, the body in the reservoir, the Green Party targeting Bello, and a pro-Palestinian protest at a city council meeting.
Bob is joined by Steve Vase to talk about the NAR lawsuit, Bob talks UBI and the flawed legal cannabis rollout.
Bob is joined by Ontario County DA Jim Ritts to talk about the girl that was imprisoned and raped in 2022, Bob gives a family update and talks hiking and running.
Bob talks the Assembly Speaker dating a lobbyist, Bob gives an update on the Body in the Highland reservoir, takes calls and talks statements Caitlyn Jenner.
Bob talks Chuck Schumer and Israel, the Catholic school abuse settlement, Licycle, A body in the water at Highland Avenue, Havana Syndrome, and a studio renovation story.
Bob talks the Real estate settlement, PETA and egg rolling, the DA race i Livingston County, Bob gives a family update, talks comments by the judge in the Fanni Willis trial, and no charges in a NYC subway shooting.
Bob talks eating Beaver and catching fish, Supreme Court oral arguments in the social media censorship case, famous political families, a 2021 home invasion in Brighton, downtown murals, and Bob reads a press release from the Wellsville Police.
Bob talks the Cannabis inquirery, Memorials and the St. Patrick's Day parade, and Israel and Chuck Schumer.
Guest host Jim Salmon talks about his dog and is joined by Jim VanBrederode to talk about his campaign.
Bob is joined by Monroe County Legislature minority leader Steve Brew to talk about the CRC and a possible Supena on info about the CRC, Bob takes callers.
Bob is joined by Kate McBride of the St. Patrick's day Parade to talk about the Parade, Bob is later joined by Dave Russo to talk the Parade and the funeral of the Sherriff in Genesee County shot in the line of duty, and Bob is joined by Miguel Vazquez who gives a first person account of the immediate aftermath of the FedEx Truck crash near Interstate 90.
Bob talks about the Fani Willis verdict, the Popeyes shooting, Willie Lightfoot, the resignation of a Marion Police Sargent, car jackings, House repairs in the city by the state, and Bob is joined by Assemblyman Jeff, Gallahan to talk state funding,
Bob talks the death of the special ed teacher in Kendall, yet another truck stuck under the St. Paul railroad bridge, Bob takes callers, Bob talks Fani Willis, Joe Morelle and raising money, and County Legislator Mark Johns calls in.
Bob talks the Eclipse with Todd and Producer Mike, talks Producer Mike's shirts, Bob takes calls, Bob talks the CRC audit, the trial of a trooper involved shooting, Morelle being quoted in Politico, and the assembly budget.
Bob gives an update on the FedEx truck hanging above Interstate 90, Bob is Joined by Johnathan Grithith of Running of The Green to talk about the race, Bob talks Hochul on the View, and Trump and Putin.
Bob talks about the importance of the WHAM Morning News, pollution and NYC trash dumping, the Katherine Mott checking scheme, state fracking ban, and an accident over interstate 90 involving a FedEx truck.
Bob talks about the Senator trip to Albany, discussing the rather grandiose pictures taken at the event. Later he talks about Independent Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. and his potential picks for VP, including Aaron Rodgers and Jesse Ventura.
Bob listens in on the live news feed from the Genesee County Sherrif's Office to discuss the loss of Sergeant Thomas Sanfratello. After speaking briefly with Von Strahan about coyote trapping, we hear a clip from Tom's son, Ian Sanfratello, discussing the loss of his father.
Bob discusses the National Health Services in Great Britain banning puberty blockers for minors and speak with callers on the topic. Later he talks about the lawsuit filed by the president of the Five Star Bank against Katherine Mott, the owner of Crescent Beach who stole upwards of 18.9 million dollars from the bank/
Bob Lonsberry starts the morning off talking about the 1st Amendment and the new house bill to combat TikTok. Later he discusses recently published statistics regarding marijuana and heart disease, aswell as the death of Thomas Sanfratello, the Genesee County Sergeant killed in Batavia.
Bob talks the Michael Elmor charging documents and is joined by his brother Rob Moore to talk Rob''s upcoming hike of the Appalachian trail.
Bob is joined by Bath mayor Michael Sweet to talk about the fire there, Bob talks about the Green Party's call for a mass demonstration at the county office building, Bob gives a family update, talks about the city traffic bureau number being fixed and talks about the upcoming vote on the dissolution of the Village of Wolcott.
Bob talks Trump on entitlements, the American Heart Association on Marijuana, the fire in Bath, Joe Robach becoming the head of the Greece Chamber of Commerce, and cameras on Greece busses.
Bob is joined by former Rochester mayor Lovley Warren who announces that she is running for city court judge, Bob takes calls on Warren and speaks to her character.
Bob reads his column on solar farms, talks about the death of the three New York National Guardsman in a helicopter crash in Texas, the Wendy Jerome trial and Sandra Doorley, and the ranks of the Guardsman killed.
Bob is joined by John Anderson of the Sun Newspapers to talk about the death of a Genesee County Sherriff at Batavia Downs, Bob talks re-assessments in Parma.
Bob talks about the Genesee County Sherriff killed at Batavia Downs, national guard members killed in a helicopter crash, Kevin Suderland, new bus station proposed, and the number for the Rochester traffic violations agency going to the Massachusetts lottery.
Bob takes callers to discuss a range of topics from energy sources to the bus crash in Greece. Later, Bob speaks with Johnny Gates to discuss life and joined by Marvin T. Adams for his poem.
Bob is joined by Lou Gramm, singer for Foreigner and Rochester native, about his recent nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Later, Bob speaks with Vera Forster from the Victor Community Chorus about an upcoming concert and later speaks with producer Johnny Gates about music.
Bob discusses the myrder if Jakarah Lopez and the school bus crash in Greece. Later, bob is joined by US Congresswoman Claudia Tenney to discuss the State of the Union, solar energy and Ryan Corbett.
Bob talks about the State of the Union Address, including the condemnation of the GOP. Bob is then joined by a St. John Fisher freshman, Mia Nicastro, to discuss the recent attempted stabbing on campus.
Bob talks Timothy Williams and reads tweets from Jamie Napler covering the trial, Bob talks about his son going into surgery and talks Fort Knox.
Bob is joined by Marium Valez on her son being honored after being killed in duty in Iraq in 2007, Bob talks mandatory training with Producer Mike, and Bob talks about injured corrections officers.
Bob talks about a city council review of the new PAB lease, Ozempic, Bob is joined by city councilman Willie Lightfoot about the PAB lease and re-assessments, and bob talks about a vote in SF.
Bob talks the verdict in the Rust trial, a retail theft in Victor, re-assessments, an erratic car at Franklin High School, a gunpoint Robbery on Meigs, and Bob's son tearing his ACL.
Bob talks about the Spencerport middle school teacher charged with soliciting child porn, Todd Baxter criticism and Nikki Haley dropping out of the Republican presidential primaries.
Bob talks Human Fertility and is joined by Red Fedele of the Brick House to talk about his induction into the wrestling hall of fame.
Bob talks about the shots fired at Fasttrac, the sergeant suing the Greece PD over a retribution firing, Haley dropping out of the Republican presidential primary, a Facebook Live by the CRC head, non profits, and the transgender RIT runner.
Bob is joined by Aaron Dana to talk Hiking, Bob talks the solar eclipse with Producer Mike, and Bob is joined by Monroe County Sherriff Baxter to talk the St. John Fisher attacker and Baxter's column.
Bob reads a column by Monroe County Sherriff Todd Baxter, talks Hochul's retail theft plan and the problem with Democrats in Albany, Bob takes callers, and Bob talks about the Mt. Morris man killed in Pittsburgh.
Bob is joined by Brighton police chief David Cathodi about the St. John Fisher attacker, Bob takes callers, talks illegal migrants in Monroe County, and the anti -Israel rally at the county office building.
Bob talks about the transgender RIT runner, Super Tuesday, a Mt. Morris man killed in Pittsburgh, and a VA memo.
Bob is joined by Houghton University President Dr. Wayne Lewis on the transgender runner at RIT.
Bob talks the Supreme Court ruling on the Colorado Ballot, Bob is joined by the owner of Bagel Land at 12 Corners, Bob talks the CRC, an anti-Israel protest, his friend from missionary work, and a transgender woman on the RIT Women's track team.
Bob is joined by George Convoy to talk about the Kodak Pension changes, Bob talks about a local news story on electric vehicles, the Supreme Court ruling on the Colorado Ballot case, and Bob reads one of his columns on the St. John Fisher attack.
Bob talks the St. John Fisher perp being on the loose, Romney, Haley and Liz Chaney, a family update, the PAB renewing its lease, and his crock pot for dinner.
Bob talks with Josh Jensen, NYS Assemblymen, on the legislature passed to have electric school busses by 2035. Josh explains the unpracticality, citing RG&E not having the infrastructure to support this move. He talks later about the IRC, and briefly with Marvin Adams, friend of show and Christian preacher.
Bob talks with Paul Dondorfer, County Legislator and Executive VP of the Locust Club. They discuss the sentencing of the killer of police officer Anthony Mazurkewicz and the Elder Parole bill. Later, Bob is joined by Brad McAreavy from the Rochester Automobile Dealer Association about their auto show and the landscape of dealerships in Rochester.
Bob Lonsberry is joined by RPO Music Director Andreas Delfs to discuss the upcoming concert on April 7th to celebrate the coming lunar eclipse. Tickets can be purchased on the RPO website, named RPO Eclipse Spectacular: A Symphonic Celebration at Blue Cross Arena. Later, Bob is joined in the studio by RPD Police Chief David Smith to discuss the verdict of the murderer of officer Tony Mazurkiewicz and the Elder Parole bill, allowing prisoners over the age of 55 to have a parole hearing, regardless of the sentencing.
Bob talks about the vacant office spaces in Rochester and the Police Activity Board. Later, Bob is joined by Chief Deputy at the Monroe County Sheriff's office, Michael Fowler. The Deputy Sheriff explains the details behind the assault on St. John Fisher's campus and self defense strategy.
Bob talks about the St. John Fisher attempted stabbing, Mayor Malik Evans filling in last week and the Kelvin Vickers sentencing to life in prison without parole.
Bob is joined by Deputy County Executive Jeff McCann about the Community Resource Center, later talks about respecting the podcast and being forthcoming with information.
Full interview where Bob Lonsberry interviews Deputy County Executive Jeff McCann to discuss the Community Resource Center and the confusion behind the allocation of funds.
Bob talks about lethal injection in prison and the IV implementation. Later, Bob is joined by Deputy County Executive Jeff McCann to discuss the recent return of a Purple Heart medal to the recipients family as well as the VA office.
Bob talks about illegal immigration and the decline of birth rate, an attack by a student from St. John Fisher and teaching self defense in school. Later, Bob is joined by producers Natalie Wilks and Johnny Gates to discuss badminton, shuttlecocks and general sports opinions.
Bob chats with Justin Wilcox, Executive Director at Upstate United, about taxpayer migration out of NY, declining population. Later Bob gives an update on the Lonsberry family and speaks on the future of High School sports, politics and immigration.
Bob Lonsberry is joined by Ellen Teichman to discuss a funeral plot mix up, where the funeral home gave her plot to another family. They discuss the background of the Jewish community in Rochester, particularly the change on Joseph Avenue.
Bob talks with Patrick Reilly, current Chair of the Monroe County Republican Committee, about redistricting in NY and what it means to be an American. Bob is joined by producer Johnny Gates to discuss his RIT experience, interworking of sound design and opportunities in film.
Bob talks about Presidential candidate Nikki Haley's campaign strategy. Last night in the city there were two separate gunpoint carjacking's Bob speaks on the US funding Ukraine.
Bob talks with Bob Hinkel, director of the Rochester Red Wings, about bumper stickers in Tuscon, Arizona and his work at CBS Sports. Later he speaks with producer Johnny Gates about movies and shows, particularly Avatar. He takes calls and discusses missing persons reports.
Bob talks with former House of Representatives member, Joseph Sempolinski about the plans of the Independent Redistricting Commission. Later, Bob discusses last night's protest at Rochester City Hall regarding the tragic death of 16 year old Nex Benedict.
Bob Lonsberry is joined by Rachel Barnhart to discuss the Resource Community Center receiving an award despite being a high risk vendor, as well as misappropriation of funds. Bodycam footage of a 17 year old shot by a state trooper in Bloomfield has been released, Bob discusses the event.
Bob Lonsberry talks about blue birds with callers and producer Johnny Gates talks with Bob about the future of his career.
Bob gives a family update, talks about a PAB report, the Bloomfield trooper body cam, Nicki Haley and Sugar Ray Robinson.
Bob talks community college subsidies and application changes, the fired AMR medic, Ryan Corbett, a house fire in Gates, and the current outbreak of Measles.
Bob talks the death of a Georgia nursing student by an Illegal migrant, the DOJ and AG investigating the CRC, the death of Lopez Moore, City Council calling on Kia and Hyundai to recall cars, and the death of the wife of Morris Ortman.
Bob talks the DeSantis battle vs. social media, redistricting, a airman who set himself on fire in protest of Israel, and bob's grandson.
Guest host Mayor Evans talks Section V and is joined by Rochester Red Wings GM Dan Mason.
Guest host Mayor Evans talks getting youth to work, the apprenticeship career fair, and assessments.
The Finance Guys discuss Nancy Pelosi's trading and the average rate of return for congressmen. They discuss Kevin O'Leary's opinion of NY being a "loser state" as well as Nikki Haley staying in the Presidential race.
Guest hosts The Financial Guys take over the Lonsberry show to talk about investment companies leaving NY, over-regulation in America, student loan forgiveness.
Bob Lonsberry show is guest hosted by The Finance Guys, who discuss Trump's Mar-A-Lago evaluation, Kevin O'Leary's take on Trump's case as a fraudulent judgement. Furthermore, they discuss the allocation of funds in D.C. and running the country like a business.
The Finance Guys guest host for the Bob Lonsberry show, they discuss the Trump case, Letitia James, drop in graduation rates and sports leagues in the transgender community.
Lonsberry talks about the recent death of a giraffe at the Seneca Park Zoo due to an undiagnosed multi-organ infection. He is joined by Joyce Stanford Crook, relative to the Purple Heart veteran who's medal was recently recovered.
Bob talks about the downtown YMCA closing due to low customer numbers. A recent Fisch Report on Rochester AMS services and hospital turnaround. Furthermore, he discusses Jeremy Cooney returning to Louise Slaughter's goal of high speed trains in the city aswell as the Trump fraud case.
Bob talks with the Dean of Monmouth University, David Hamilton Golland, about his new book, "Living Just to Find Emotion: Journey and the Story of American Rock". Later he talks about democratic policies with callers and the misappropriation of tax funds by the Community Resource Center
Bob talks about the increase in job opportunities for illegal immigrants, Brighton discrimination lawsuit, record numbers of northern border crossing, and is briefly joined by Todd Hallidy to discuss journalistic integrity.
Bob talks with Justin Wilcox, executive director of Upstate Union, about the decline in banking & agriculture jobs in New York. Later, he speaks with Bill Scribner, current police chief of the VA about Lieutenant Stanford, the Purple Heart award recipient who's medal was stolen from the family.
Bob Lonsberry talks to Kevin Colona about the recovery of a long lost Purple Heart medal from a Spencerport family. Bob speaks on the recent crime uptick on Monroe Ave aswell as a development agent in Medina who criticized local home owners for house upkeep.
Bob talks to Todd Hoffman of Hoffman Appliances about the history of his family and the business. Bob talks about the Shawn Appleberry case and Juror #3 being targeted by Appleberry's family on social media, demanding to throw out the verdict based on discovery. Bob refers to the 2020 protests and routine attack of police officers and the potential need for Juror protection laws.
Bob Lonsberry talks on the use of taxpayer money for college, supporting local business, NASCAR. Bob speaks about David Andreatta moving from Democrat and Chronicle, generally the loss of journalistic integrity, aswell as presidential election polls.
Bob talks about a stolen car in Lockport, a stolen service van, the RPD's don't chase policy, bob takes calls, Bob talks Fredrick Douglass, shoplifing, and local history with producer Mike.
Bob takes calls, talks about a notice posted by the CRC, gives a family update, talks about Presidents Day and talks to producer Mike and Todd Hallidy.
Bob talks about his son dining at Mar - a - Lago, assaults on Monroe Ave, the Palestine protest at 12 Corners, the economics of the counties on the NY/PA border, city ambulance options, closure of Java's, and non - profits.
Bob talks non profits, city ambulance options, Hochul and childhood poverty, and gun transfers.
Bob talks about the Community Resource Center, , conversation on washing machines. Bob is joined by producers Mike Oden and Johnny Gates to discuss general life things.
Bob talks about a Pro-Palestinian protest on 12 corners in Brighton, Royal Family name rebranding, maple syrup sap cultivation and a pancake breakfast in Penfield.
Bob Lonsberry is joined by Willie Lightfoot to discuss property reassessment, taxes and RFD EMS planning. He is joined by Charlie Nesbit to discuss redistricting rules and finally a conversation on washing machines.
Bob talks the death of the Russian opposition leader, Trump persecution, Fani Willis, IRC redistricting, and Paul Goodrell.
Bob talks to Clay Harris on Rochester delaying reassessment, conversation on Todd Baxter and Terrence Lewis, as well as Trump & overcapacity at Golisano Children's Hospital.
Bob talks the Kansas City Shooting, Hochul on retail theft, Ted Rosen, the Amazon Hit and Run, new Russian Military capability, family report, and solar farms.
Bob is joined by Ontario County DA Jim Rich about Paul Goodrell, Bob talks about the Freedman's Bureau, Whitney Houston and the Gulf War, Bob talks to Producer Mike and Johnny, and Bob talks about Wease.
Bob talks about the Kansas City Chiefs, hypocracy of naming, as well as young adults in America and declining rate of childbirth.
Bob speaks with Mike Hennessey on God & Bible Scripture, Excerpts from Matthew, Luke and John. Bob also talks owner occupied homes and Malik Evans.
Bob is joined by Geoffrey Rogers from GSL news to talk about the Greece dine and dash and murder by King and Queen Cantina. Gale Lonsberry talks on importance of Blood donation and loss of son.
Bob talks with Rachel Barnhart on the Community Resource Collaborative, Bob speaks on closing Rochester High Schools as well as Joe Morrelli's press conference on ASL representation.
Bob talks US Criminal Justice system, Trial for Terrence Lewis, Impeachment ruling from the Senate.
Bob talks Ryan Corbett, gardening, John Carver, MCC Protest and the NY Three Special Election
Bob talks Biden's age, takes callers, talks tomorrow's guests and talks about a speech given by Marco Rubio.
Bob is joined by Anna Mira to talk about Spain and her journey to America, Bob talks Abe Lincoln's birthday.
Bob talks about ''Lift Every Voice and Sing'', city violence over the weekend, model court, studio rebuild and running, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks Anthony Montiquin at U of R, Angela Davis at SUNY Geneseo, Spot Coffee shut down, Jesus Super Bowl Ad, And polling on Biden.
Bob talks the missing COVID money, the Super Bowl, Lloyd Austin back in the hospital, Foreigner being nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Kalvin Kiptum, appliances and Bob at the Laundry Mat, and the shooting at Joel Osteen's church.
Bob talks the turkey in the thruway median, Bob is joined by Marvin, and Bob talks to Producer Mike.
Bob talks the PAB, is joined by David Simpson of the Crime Dawg podcast to talk pepper balls, Bob talks Spencerport Fire Chief pay, National Guard sex abuse of migrants, and a assault in Batavia.
Bob talks the Biden classified docs case, the community collaborative resources missing money, songs coming out of the breaks, and farmers.
Bob talks the Border and takes a poll, Bob talks Subprime Court on Colorado banning Trump from the ballot.
Bob is joined by former Wayne County Sherriff Don Denny to talk about drones, Bob gives a family update, talks the Marine chopper crash, and two area January 6th arrests.
Bob is joined by Monroe County GOP chairman Pat Riley, and Bob talks dead animals at Eastman Dental.
Bob talks life, a fire in a vacant house, animal caucuses at U of R, Novak body cam footage, the Marine chopper crash, and the Avon police chief under investigation by the Comptroller and the FBI.
Bob talks about Gary Sedwick, congressional nominee. Bob talks republicans having no chance against Joe Morello and Gillibrand. Five Star Bank & U of R, GoFundMe for Randy Blake Peterson.
Bob is joined by former Erie County comptroller Stephan Mychajliw on his time with the Ramaswamy campaign, Bob talks the Todd Novak bodycam video, Mitchel street stabbing, child poverty, Calvin Hunt, and RGE smart meters.
Bob talks about Dem support falling off, cartwright's maple trees in Angelica, live and let live, snipers, weather fear, and Davos.
Bob is joined by U.S. Marshal Charles Celeno on the local apprehension of a child molester, Bob reads a not from a woman held a gunpoint, Toby Keith, and a RIT workshop
Bob talks city school maintence issues, NYPD's no beard policy, the Maple Tree inn, and Republicans select the GOP candidate.
Bob is joined by Dennis Hannan on a Buffalo transgender situation, Bob also talks about a parole warrant on a rapist, Toby Keith, A woman and child stabbed, healthcare, Ruby Gordon, and Joseph A. Bank Closing.
Bob talks about the Senate deal on the border, the beating of an older guy in the city, Alvin Hunt, Toby Keith's death, and the rape of a 14 year old.
Bob talks audio books and Fredrick Douglass, Angel Hernandez, Biden vs. Trump polls, Musk on drugs, family report, and Bobs sleeping bags.
Bob is joined by county spokesperson Gary Walker on the death certificate issue, Bob talks about the Clyde-Savannah hazing trial, The Chattim Gardens case, the U of R town hall with Montiquin , and a baby freezing in Sodas.
Bob is joined by Maureen Harrison to talk about her missing son in the county morgue. Bob also talks to former State Senator Joe Robach about the issue.
Bob talks about the U of R, the Medical Examiner review, The Clyde Savannah Hazing trial, Christmas morning victim dies, the Grammy's and solar eclipse.
Bob is joined by Peter Vasquez the Republican candidate for county clerk, Bob talks Navy enlistment, Marvin joins the show and Bob seeks lasagna recipes.
Bob is joined by Rochester Fire Department chief Stefano Napolitano, Bob gives an update on a spike in the syphilis rate.
Bob is joined by Crissy Nelson to talk about running, Bob talks about the Ruby Gordon furniture disputes, a contractor not doing work, the Clyde Savannah sexual assault, police accountability board and the new NYSP superintendent.
Bob talks charter schools in the city, a new gun bill and a transgender athlete at RIT.
Bob is joined by state assemblywoman Majorie Byrnes to talk about state school funding changes, Bob talks with producer Mike about Niagara Falls, Biden talks Biden being up in the latest Sienna poll, and a lawsuit against a school district in Syracuse.
Bob is joined by Bobby and Salvatore from the Rochester Fire Department to talk about a dog rescue, Bob takes callers, Bob is joined by Joe Chenely the president of AMVETS from Washington D.C., Bob talks military recruitment, and Ruby Gordon rips a man off.
Bob talks Kathy Hochul saying that stolen car rates are down, plays a new song and interview from Bily Joel, gives an update on the men arrested for beating a man on Christmas morning, the new emergency vet, and writing.
Bob talks the national prayer breakfast, audio books, the new dean of the U of R Medical Center, the infant death in the city and New York City police being beat up by migrants.
Bob talked with Bob Matthews about being interviewed, retirement, Aaron Rodgers' injury, Taylor Swift, North Korea, famous people, and sports.
Bob talked about Rochester City Schools' reorganization plan, county elections, and the new background check laws. Bob talked to Carrie Hessney from Hessney's Auction Company about the changing laws.
Bob talked about a police shooting in Syracuse, the French horn, Danelo Calvencante, the Bills games, and the Syracuse police department.
Bob talked to Thad Brown about the Buffalo Bills game on Monday night. Bob also talked about what gun to get his twelve-year-old, and the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Bob talked about Bishop Singh's allegations, his lunch outing, the Calvin Vickers trial, 9/11, Iran, and tear gas vs. a menstrual cycle.
Bob talked to Sherrif Todd Baxter about his bike ride to Maine. Bob also talked about the changing gun laws and buying ammunition.
Bob talked about the possible UAW strike, inflation, Danelo Cavelcante, an ongoing lawsuit, and accusations of abuse against a bishop.
Bob talked about schools and immigrants. Bob talked to Jackie Napier from 13 WHAM news about the Calvin Vickers case.
Bob talked about September 11th, 2001, Jewish women, and climate change. Bob talked to Phil Wyatt, the Perry Athletic Director, and Holden Kelly, a student-athlete, about Holden tying a record.
Bob read his column on immigrant students, and talked about the anniversary of September 11th.
Bob talked about issues from the Black Lives Matter marches, Scoop One, a football game, school bus loop problems, and Biden.
Bob talked to Thad Brown about the Buffalo Bills. Bob also talked about Hilbe, college, and hunting. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to the Rochester City Ballet artistic directors Megan Kamler and Shannon Rodriguez about the upcoming ballet season. Bob also talked about veterans, and a new chief of the Rochester Fire Department.
Bob talked about Biden, immigrants, Jimmy Fallon's Rolling Stones article, interest rates, and Hilbe.
Bob talked about immigrants in Rochester, marijuana shops, Thomas Carver, window tint, Narcan, and Hilbe the Skinny German Juggle Boy.
Bob talked about Danelo Cavelcante, cookies, pickleball, Biden's polling numbers, and a former Webster resident found dead in California.
Bob talked about his son going to college, Allen Laird, immigrant students, gun laws, background checks, a car crashing into an ambulance, and a possible UAW strike.
Bob talked about going back to school, SUNY Brockport, a bridge jumper's suicide, and his column about a stolen Hyundai.
Bob talked about Gean Kulp being killed by a drunk driver, being blessed, and shoplifting.
Bob talked about Allen Laird, a survey on upcoming Monroe County elections, Gene Kulp's fatal accident, and shop lifters.
Bob talked about his children, school starting, and an old man who killed his wife passing away.
Bob talked about Trump, people getting arrested, going to Seabreeze, and breaking his phone in the wave pool.
Bob talked about burning man, his son going to college, Trump, gun laws, and violence in Rochester.
Bob talked to Melody Emm about Central Square, NY, driving, and the State Fair. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about January 6th, the Pazula trial, and weed. Bob talked to Monroe County Sheriff's office, Lt. Don Watson, about stolen cars.
Bob talked about rock music, squirrel season, the news, and crime. Bob talked to conservative activist, Marcus C. Williams, about an upcoming rally.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Sperrazza, filled in for Bob while he was away. They played a game show.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Sperrazza, filled in for Bob while he was away. They talked about trans students, red balloon, Maui, and their game show.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Sperrazza, filled in for Bob while he was away. They talked about students, being on grade level, patches, covid, trans people, and played a game show.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Sperrazza, filled in for Bob while he was away. They talked about Trump, Mitch McConnell, and Elon Musk.
Bob talked to Irondequoit Town Supervisor, Rory Fitzpatrick, about the iSquare building. Bob also talked about the Florida hurricane, immunizations and schools, and marijuana shops.
Bob talked about immunizations, a mass shooting, the Fleetwood Mac tribute band, the Canandaguia flood, the State Fair, and a dog attack.
Bob talked about a truck on fire on the thruway, New York City garbage, and child abuse.
Bob talked to Larry Staub about being the chairman of the Republican party. Bob also talked about the presidential Republican candidate ratings, angry mail, Swoop One Security, and working under the table.
Bob talked about immunizations and schools, his broken AC, and a Texas national guardsman shooting someone across the Rio Grand.
Bob talked to the Chief of the Gates Police Department, Robert Long, about the incident at the Tinsel Town theatre. Bob also talked about crime, and movie theatres.
Bob talked to retired Rochester Police Department officer Juan Morales about his life and career. Bob also talked about hiking, and Kentucky Coffee trees.
Bob talked about the Tinsel Town theatre, his daughter Ellie driving, a high school English teacher, and the Ride for Maz fundraiser.
Bob talked about mug shots, stolen cars, and non-weapon weapons. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about a 24-hour emergency vet hospital closing, domestic violence, a 61-year-old man killed in an attack in a parking lot, and urgent care price gouging.
Bob talked to officer Don Lucas about an upcoming fundraiser Ride for Maz. Bob also talked about a BIPOC letter to teacher mentors. Rylie Jayne talked about Jesus, milk, and broken bones.
Bob talked about immigration, e-scooters, Trump's mug shot, and cops in Rochester schools.
Bob talked to Don Cambisi, Don Lucas, Beth Sardone, and Cory Rivera about an upcoming fundraiser Ride For Maz for Tony Mazurkiewicz. Bob also talked about Amy Family day, and the Trump indictments.
Bob talked about the Republican debates, immigrants, and energy drinks. Bob talked to the Republican candidate for Monroe County Executive, Mark Assini, about immigration.
Bob talked about the Republican debates, Biden in Maui, Trump, high fructose corn syrup, and food distribution in New York.
Bob talked to Arnie Rothchild about the Rochester Broadway Theatre League announcement yesterday. Bob also talked to Monroe County Sheriff's Office investigator, Steve Thomsen, about theft, overdoses, and second-hand shops.
Bob talked to Larry Staub about the Holiday Inn and immigration. Bob also talked to the owner of 1791 Guns and Ammo, Mike Sengillo, about background checks.
Bob talked about the Republican presidential debates, a teacher assaulting a middle schooler, and Wegman's soda.
Bob talked to a homeless veteran about his life, cops in Rochester, and an announcement from the Rochester Broadway Theatre League.
Bob talked to endurance athlete, Aaron Dana, about the film Just One Mile, and running. Bob also talked about the fatal Wayland accident, the song Rich Man North of Richmond, and Taylor Swift.
Bob talked to Sean Hennessey, the New York State Fair director, about the upcoming Fair. Bob also talked to Dan Strollo, an attorney, about the Rochester Police Department's restructuring. Bob also talked about running, and a fatal crash in Wayland this weekend.
Bob talked to the chairman of the Brighton Republican's Committee, Pat Reilly, about immigration. Bob talked to retired RPD officer Brett Sobieraski about running, health, and the Rochester Police Department.
Bob talked about the Maui wildfires, the Alabama dinner cruise incident, and immigration.
Bob talked about Oliver Anthony's "Rich Men North of Richmond" song, and folk music. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about Trump's indictments, Rick Jeanneret, welfare, and the University of Rochester's public safety. Bob talked to Hector Sotomayor about immigration.
Bob talked to Mike Mazzeo about police re-organization. Bob also talked to Monroe County legislator Sean McCabe about immigration.
Bob talked about the Kia Boys, the criminal justice system, country music, and Adam Bellow.
Bob talked to Irondequoit Police Chief Scott Peters about a deadly motorcycle crash. Bob also talked about the presidential elections, yesterday's march, and Halloween.
Bob talked to Vince Felder about immigration. Bob talked to Jose Peo about the national guard.
Bob talked about Maui, and renting cars. Bob talked to Clay Harris, the owner of Uniting and Healing Through Hope, about a march. Bob also talked to Sherrif Todd Baxter about bike packing.
Bob talked to Mark Assini about immigration. Bob also talked about his trip to Arizona.
Bob talked about immigration, sex trafficking, fire department funding, and Dennis Speed.
Bob talked to Larry Staub about his campaign for office. Bob also talked about his vacation.
The Financial Guys Mike Lomis and Glenn Wiggle filled in for Bob while he was away. Mike Sporaza also came on and talked about car theft insurance.
The Financial Guys Mike Lomis and Glenn Wiggle filled in for Bob while he was away. They talked to Phil Provenzano about medicaid.
The Financial Guys Mike Lomis and Glenn Wiggle filled in for Bob while he was away. They talked about immigration, hand sanitizer, covid.
Former Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren and City Councilman Willie Lightfoot are filling in for Bob while he is away. They talked about immigration, and why they love Rochester. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Former Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren and City Councilman Willie Lightfoot are filling in for Bob while he is away. They talked about voter apathy, and how to get people out and voting.
Former Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren and City Councilman Willie Lightfoot are filling in for Bob while he is away. They talked about making a solution to gun violence in Rochester.
Former Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren and City Councilman Willie Lightfoot are filling in for Bob while he is away.
Bob talked about buying/renting cars, and guaranteed basic income. Rylie Jayne and Melody Emm talked about flag code.
Bob talked about the Motel 6 stabbing. Bob also talked to Gates police chief Rob Long about the stabbing.
Bob talked about immigration, a middle school teacher on Snapchat, the Hopi reservation, and the Juneteenth Party Lawsuit.
Bob talked to father and son duo Jeff and Kyle Gifford from Birkett Mills about milling and buckwheat.
Bob talked to assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about gun laws. Bob also talked to Mark Assini about running for Monroe County Executive, and immigration.
Bob talked about a possible new firefighter chief in Rochester, immigration, and BIll Reilich.
Bob carried a press conference on the Gates shooting, and talked about immigration, and U prep. Rylie shared how the weekend in Buffalo went.
Bob talked about World Youth Day, and his camping project. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about Trump, Biden, the union pension plan, Godspell, Bob Seger, and Rochester crime.
Bob talked about jobs and responsibilities, doing the right thing in politics, and college acceptance rates.
Bob talked to Sheriff Todd Baxter about bail reform. Melody and Rylie talked about onions, and wildlife.
Bob talked about an RPD press release, human remains, and the British Prime Minister's home.
Bob talked about the nurse's strike, Beaufort, SC, Trump, and the 2024 presidential election.
Bob talked to the store owner of the store that was robbed for scrap metal. Bob also talked about current events, and being jumped.
Bob talked to Ted Smith from Citizens Bank about inflation. Bob also talked about treading water, the nurse's strike, and his column about Trump's indictment.
Bob talked about Trump's indictment, I'm Stuck marijuana shop, a bomb in a mailbox, a downtown guide, and dog shelter illnesses.
Bob asked the audience how they serve their community. Bob also talked to Gates Town Supervisor, Cosmo Giunta, about the hoarder house in Gates.
Bob talked to Don Riley, who serves on The Strong National Museum of Play's Board of Trustees, about the museum. Bob talked to Mark Assini former Gates Town Supervisor about Motel 6 in the town of Gates. Bob also talked about UFOs.
Bob talked to the President, Eric Bonacchi, and the Vice President, Taurean Raspberry, of The University of Rochester Public Safety Officers Association, about arming peace officers at the University of Rochester. Bob also talked about headstones, the nurse's strike, and Medicaid.
Bob talked about praise from callers, the University of Rochester buying College Town, a scrap yard, and guns.
Bob talked about Monroe County schools, Bob Mathews, Brother Wease, hiking, and Rochester after covid.
Bob talked about the trial for Kevin Vickers, marijuana, watching the Haunted Mansion, Robbie's birthday, and the Rochester Police and Fire Department payroll issues last Thursday.
Bob talked about Kim Pegula, critical race theory, the Rochester Regional nurses' strike, his grandson's birthday, and network news.
Bob talked about unruly students, Barbie, cars, and oil. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about the Catholic bankruptcy, child sex abuse, Rochester Police and Fire Department payroll, a stabbing in Syracuse, and trans youth in schools.
Bob talked to attorney Maroun Ajaka about raise the age. Bob talked to activist Marcus C. Williams about what he saw on Jefferson Ave. Bob talked to Eddie Santiago, president of the union that represents the Rochester FIre Department, about the pay issues yesterday.
Bob talked about abortion and healthcare in the military, Rochester Police and Fire departments not being paid, and the Canadian wildfires.
Bob talked about James Krousnick, hairstyles in the army, the House of Representatives, and the UFO hearing
Bob talked to author Kirk D. Russell about saving money for retirement. Bob talked to former judge John DeMarco about David Jakubonis' case. Rylie talked about Halloween.
Bob talked about the payroll incident's press release, and an old psychiatric hospital. Bob talked to Monroe County Investigator, Greg Prokop, about card skimmer scams happening in and around Monroe County.
Bob talked about Rochester Police and Rochester Fire Departments not getting paid, and Mitch McConnell.
Bob talked to Laureen Oliver about running for Monroe County Executive Chairman. Rylie Jayne talked about watching Barbie. Bill Smith, the Pittsford Town Supervisor, talked about food scrap recycling.
Bob talked about his column on arming the peace officers at the U of R, college debt, Biden, and the Livingston County Sherrif.
Bob talked to Kenna about her experience of being attempted to be sex trafficked while living in Columbia. Bob also read his column about crime and legislation.
Bob talked about sex workers, medicare, drowning, a woman attacked, and alcohol. Bob talked to Dolly Kujawa about her camp, Camp Haccamo.
Bob talked about immigration, a kidnapping hoax, the Rochester Police Department, and jury duty.
Bob read his column about crime in Rochester over the weekend. Bob also talked about investing money with his young son.
Bob talked to The Get Away Guy, Mike O'Brian, about an upcoming presentation and travel. Bob also talked about his column about saying God Bless You, and e-trading.
Rylie Jayne talked to Bob about Barbenheimer, and her upcoming podcast The Kids Aren't Alright with producers Melody Emm, and Connor. Bob talked about Lollipop Farm, time with his sons, the Rochester Police Department, and the U of R.
Bob talked to the Veteran's Affair Coordinator for Monroe County Nick Stefanovic. Bob talked to Connor about Godpsell at the Geneva Theatre Guild. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to Canandaigua Town Supervisor Jared Simpson about Canandaigua flooding cleanup, Bob also talked to Joe Morabito about Tony Mazurkiweicz. Bob talked about Rochester car theft, and the Trump trial date.
Bob talked to Pat Reilly about his candidacy for Monroe County Republican Party Chair. Bob also talked to politician Joe Sempolinski about the Ontario Knife Company.
Bob talked about Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Lincoln/Douglas Debates, nuns, the anniversary of Tony Mazurkiewicz's death, and orthodontics.
Bob talked about wind turbines in Scotland, the nurse's strike, hand sanitizer, young Republicans, Hunter Biden, the IRS, Romania, and Jason Aldean.
Bob talked about Officer Tony Mazurkiewicz, marijuana, guns, and the Rochester Police Department.
Bob talked about the nurse strike, Officer Tony Mazurkiewicz's wife on the Today show, covid, Ms.Julie's School of Beauty, and Stacie-Marie Laughton.
Bob talked about children having no relationship with their parents, building houses, malaria and tuberculosis, and the hoarder house in Gates.
Bob talked about Officer Tony Mazurkiewicz's family, Public School #2, Jason Aldean, free speech, North Korea, and Trump's indictment.
Bob talked about his mom, Travis King being in North Korea, and justice reform. Rylie Jayne talked about content creation.
Bob talked about the book Where They Fell, other books, sing VS sang VS sung, Muslim parents protesting, an incident at a public school last night, and unruly children.
Bob talked about financial filings, county elections, birthdays, a stolen fire hydrant, dogs, and his Grandma's birthday tradition.
Bob talked about child sex trafficking, and ATV enforcement. Rylie Jayne talked about marijuana, protein shakes, and being a producer.
Bob talked about racism, nurses, disruptive students, and the SOund of Freedom. Rylie Jayne talked about an update on her life, and coffee.
Bob talked about DeSantis, the Canadian wildfires, abortions in the military, running, and health care.
Bob talked to Connor and Todd about music. Bob also gave an update on the Canandaigua flooding.
Bob talked about the former NY governor David Patterson, the 2024 election, Post Malone, Rochester homicides, and voicemails.
Bob talked about car theft, multi-level marketing, Strong National Museum of Play, reporting on Rochester police, and the Hollywood strike.
Bob talked about University Prep Charter School, media coverage of Rochester homicide, Michael Burham, Operation Atlantic Resolve, and Kirby vacuums
Bob talked to Chris DeBolt about Canandaigua flooding. Bob also talked about DiVincenzo's Bakery, the Rochester police department, and media relations,
Bob talked to RPO spokesperson Mike Cedoni. Bob also talked about The Carpenters, Rochester homicides this week, and redistricting.
Bob talked about inflation, calories, sentenced bus driver, and The Beach Boys. Bob talked to Pete Frank, lead singer of ZBTB, about performing for troops overseas.
Bob talked about cocaine in the White House, Rochester marijuana raid, healthcare, NY-25 , and the 2024 Congressional race.
Bob talked about soccer, human waste on beaches, climate change, George Convoy, and the U of R hospital.
Bob talked to veteran Charlie Hughes about his new memoir from his time in Vietnam. Bob also talked to Ontario County Administrator Chris DeBolt about the flooding recovery in Canandaigua.
Bob talked to Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about the New York Health Act. He also talked to John Kruger about the Canandaigua flooding.
Bob talked about Ukraine and NATO, a Rochester shooting, The Grateful Dead, and hiring employees
Bob talked to Chris DeBolt about the flooding in Canandaigua. Bob also talked about Trump 2024, .
Bob talked about car theft, affirmative action, and bluegrass music. Bob talked to Chase Howell about car theft.
Bob talked about Monroe County legislature salaries, Rochester Italian-American food, and Rochester crime.
Bob talked about car theft, the LGBTQ+ community, red sauce, and American-Italian food.
Bob talked to Ontario County Supervisor, Chris DeBolt, about the flooding in Canandaigua. Bob also talked about pride month, and the Sound of Freedom movie.
Bob talked about shootings, crime year-to-date, and Rochester's history. Bob talked to Marvin Adams about what's happening in his life.
Bob talked to Ian Mortimer from Golisano's about their new business school opening. Bob talked to a social worker, Jenette, about sex trafficking.
Bob talked to local reporter Jeffrey Rogers, about a shooting he witnessed. Bob also talked about the Gates cat hoarder, a new statue, and Congress.
Bob talked about Todd's RG&E billing issues, wood stoves, Ja'hod Snow, and Raheem Dresden.
Bob talked about an upcoming press conference, covid mandates on nurses, and the price of a men's cut.
Bob talked about cocaine in the White House, Rylie Jayne's 4th of July, traffic reports, and a shooting in Daniel Prude Plaza.
Bob talked about his weekend, shootings, cocaine in the White House, slab wood, and pronouns.
Bob talked about crime in Rochester, mass shootings, Alex Love moving, the RPD, and wood stoves.
Bob talked to Kevin Saunders, Colonel in the US Marine Corps reserves, about the 4th of July. Bob also talked about the presidential election, the long weekend, and affirmative action.
Bob talked about gay rights, student loans, and running. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about the Supreme Court's ruling over the Colorado website maker, religion, the 4th of July, and student loans. Bob talked to listeners Katie Short and Tori Doyle about birthdays and life.
Bob talked to wounded warrior and author Israel Del Toro about his new book. Bob also talked to Irondequoit police chief Scott Peters about stolen cars.
Bob talked about legislation, Affirmative Action, and a woman hitting children in a wagon.
Bob talked to Jamie Schwartz, a mother of students in the Pavilion school district, about the school resource officer. Bob also talked about affirmative action, and Hunter Biden.
Bob talked about automatic weapons, a woman ripping off the elderly, affirmative action, and Hegedorn's closing.
Bob talked about Biden, Hochul, air quality, a police body cam in Texas, Hilton schools, and the NYC subway incident.
Bob talked about trans youth in schools, an airplane flyover in Rochester, and guaranteed basic income.
Bob talked about an 18-year-old killed, a child shot and killed with a crossbow, boarders, and hospitals.
Bob talked about stolen cars, and running in Mt. Hope cemetery. Bob talked to citizen Paula Zach about a letter she wrote to police.
Bob talked about a couple attacked, the primaries, leaked audios, emotional homelessness, a raccoon set on fire, and the Hopi reservation.
Bob talked about mowing, the Trans Safe Haven Act, breaking news, and motorcycles. Bob talked to Don Cambisi, Beth Sardone, and John Strong, about the motorcycle fundraiser for the Blue Knights being put on by Roc On Harley-Davidson.
Bob talked about Rochester firefighter Brett Marrapese, primaries, and the Nick and The Nice Guys concert.
Bob talked about the Titan, the Jazz Festival, a Rochester firefighter and the FBI, Jack's graduation, and teachers.
Bob talked to William Mattar in-studio. Bob also talked about the regents exams getting thrown out in Hilton. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to Craig Curran about the Titan submersible. Bob also talked to Jarret Simpson, a member of the Ontario County Board of Supervisors.
Bob talked about the Titanic submersible, marijuana, a Rochester graduation story, and Hunter Biden.
Bob talked about casinos, dogs wearing clothes, high school graduation, Bagel Land, and Rochester crime.
Bob read his column on the Titan, talked about RG&E, and debt. Rylie Jayne talked about her weekend plans, and schools.
Bob talked about assault against a child, Dante Morrison's death, families, and The Titan submersible.
Bob talked about the assembly meeting, healthcare for all, para-rescuers, RG&E, and casinos.
Bob talked about the Titanic explorer submersible, Hunter Biden, and shootings in Rochester.
Bob talked to the executive director of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, Jason McGuire, about books in schools. Bob also talked about public safety, and Hunter Biden.
Bob talked about senator districts, voting, family on goings, the Titanic submersible, and casinos.
Bob talked to Bob Matthews about sports. Bob also talked about his phone issues, track and field, and the Vietnam war draft. Marvin Adams also read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to Monroe County Legislature Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons about boxing. Bob talked about the Rochester Fire Department, and old stories from years passed.
Bob talked to Irondequoit Town Supervisor, Rory Fitzpatrick, about programs in the town. Bob talked about getting a letter from Chuck Schumer, AM radio, and guaranteed basic income.
Bob talked about casinos, bagels, and a drug bust. Bob talked to Senator Pam Helming about the possibility of Rochester getting a casino.
Bob talked to Todd, Connor, and Rylie about their whistling abilities. Bob also talked about constellation brands, Modelo, and musicals.
Bob talked about guaranteed basic income, dispensaries, east end garage car break-ins, Calvin Vickers, and a substitute teacher abusing a child.
Bob talked to local mom, Kim Kurtz, about her daughter running away. Bob talked to Rylie Jayne about what it's like to be 18 in today's times. Bob also talked about Trump, donating blood, and the Burgundy Basin being turned into apartments.
Bob talked to John McCabe, a member of the Monroe County Legislature, about AMR. Bob also talked about casinos, religion, and trans people.
Bob talked to Deputy Brendon Hurley about a man robbed in a cemetery. Bob also talked about Flag Day, crosswalks, his column on a casino in Rochester, and a drug bust.
Bob talked to Gates police chief Rob Long about a hoarding situation. Bob also talked about donating blood, highway repairs, and being young with Rylie Jayne and Conner.
Bob talked about Trump, sports, and building a business. Bob talked to John Gonzales from Hegedornes about the store's upcoming closing.
Bob talked to Councilman Jose Peo about casinos in Rochester. Bob also talked about sovereign land, Jack's last day, and General Skyler.
Bob talked to Henry Wojtaszek, the CEO of Batavia Downs, about casinos in Rochester. Bob talked to Bob Capurso about camp good days.
Bob talked to Bob Duffy, the president of the Chamber of Commerce, about a casino in Rochester. Bob talked to assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about changing the date of local elections.
Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski about his marathon of marathons. Bob also talked about festivals in Steuben County, a 5k he ran this weekend, and casinos.
Bob talked to Republican party member La'Ron Singletary about politics. Bob also talked to Congressman Josh Jensen about casinos in Rochester.
Bob talked about casinos in Rochester, Brett Sobieraski's final marathon, a stabbing, and drugs.
Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski about his marathon of marathons. Bob and Rylie Jayne gave some music recommendations. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to Deputy Brendon Hurley about the 13-year-old stealing a car. Bob talked to Ellen Brenner, the owner of Fleet Feet, about Brett Sobieraski's run. Bob talked to County Executive Republican candidate Mark Assini, about catch and release.
Bob talked to George Markert, the assistant public safety executive of Monroe County, about youth crimes. Bob talked to Joe Sempolinski, a former congressman, about local elections. Bob also talked about movies, Jack's trip to New York City, and his family.
Bob talked to the Webster town supervisor Tom Flaherty about ambulance services. Bob talked to citizen journalist Jeffrey Rogers about being chased through the city. Bob talked to Spencerport firefighter Aaron Baker about the Spencerport carnival. Bob talked to Rylie Jayne and Todd Hallidy about going to the movies.
Bob talked to Gates police chief Robert Long, about stolen cars. Bob also talked about children committing crimes, the wildfires, and the 700 Club.
Bob talked about immigration, elections, movies, and Brett's run. Bob talked to Brian Kolb, the former minority leader of NY about local elections.
Bob talked about Canada, the AQI, and wildfires. Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski about his experience running in the smoke.
Bob talked to a woman about her family's experience with Dr.Wortman. Bob talked about the AQI, Danny Guilfoly, the Report It app, Covid PPE, and reparations.
Bob talked to Eric about Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons. Bob talked about the wildfires, family secrets, and Dr.Mendoza.
Bob talked about the Canadian wildfires, the Air Quality Index, the PGA, and horse races.
Bob talked about the Bill's stadium, EZ pass tolls, immigration, Hochul, and Officer Nigro
Bob talked about James Krauseneck, the PGA, and newspapers. Bob talked to Irondequoit Police Chief Scott Peterson, and Irondequoit town supervisor Rory Fitzpatrick about ATV'S, dirtbikes, and safety.
Bob talked about winning awards, selling marijuana at farmer's markets, and the Clean Slate bill.
Bob talked about traffic laws, medical supplies, naming places and things after people, and murders.
Bob talked about seeing the new Spider-Man, Jack's prom, Nunda Fundays, malls, and flying planes. Rylie Jayne talked about carnivals, fish, and driving tractors.
Bob talked about homes being shot in Rochester, plasma donation, Brett Sobieraski, and marijuana.
Bob talked about Spring and war, the University of Rochester's security update, and the Canadian wildfires. Rylie Jayne talked about the new Spider-Man and laundry.
Bob talked about summer events, John Lynch, learning to drive, and old newspapers. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about the dichotomy of Rochester, and an officer injured. Bob talked to RPD officer Jason Rudolph about Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons.
Bob talked about his son graduating, Biden taking a tumble, and guns. Bob talked to Clay Harris about a young woman killed in a crossfire.
Bob talked about Biden's speech, raising the debt ceiling, a woman shot in her home, raises for Monroe County politicians, and people cleaning the streets.
Bob talked to Imam Melih Gungor from the Islamic Culture Centre, about the food festival. Bob also talked about the lift bridge, disrupting traffic, and a doctor inappropriately touching a 9-year-old.
Bob talked to Mark Assini, the Republican candidate for Monroe County executive, about immigration. Bob talked about marijuana, and being a man.
Bob talked about the Calidonia Trout Fest, raising the debt ceiling, colours with Rylie Jayne, a drag show at Nellis Air Force base, pride, shootings, channel 10, and RG&E with Todd Hallidy.
Bob talked about Adam Bello, raises, smash-and-grab robberies, welfare, casinos, a car in school 19, 5K's, and summer events.
Bob talked about a fire, violence against children, and foster parents. Bob talked to John Kruger, the owner of HEP Sales and Nothmaine Lumber, about the fire last night.
Bob talked to Tom Van Strydonck, retired Supreme Court justice, about Memorial Day. Bob also talked about instruments, crime, and physical fitness.
Bob talked about Dr. Morris Wortman who dies in a plane crash, his Memorial Day weekend, racism at the PGA, and a girl shot and killed.
Bob talked to John Anderson, the publisher of the Hornell Sun, talking about the game versus Pal-Mac. Bob also read his column about the game. Bob also talked about immigration.
Bob talked about raising the debt ceiling. Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski about his marathon of marathons.
Bob talked about pride month, and the Jerrod Jones lawsuit. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about Memorial Day Weekend, house parties, and opioids. Bob talked to Evangela "Van" Stanley, owner of The People's Choice kitchen, about an upcoming bike giveaway.
Bob talked about travel, bagels with Rylie Jayne, EMS in Webster, immigration, and Ithaca Starbucks closing.
Bob talked about a lawsuit against the fire department. Bob talked to the owner of Canopy Coin Laundry, Tony, about an incident that took place on Monday.
Bob talked about the war against creation, immigration, democrats, and a lawsuit against a fire department.
Bob talked about conspiracy theories about Republican candidates, covid mandates, Jack's growing up, and immigration.
Bob talked about Kathy Hochul, covid mandates, and immigration. Bob talked to journalist Geoffrey Rogers about the Police Accountability Board laptop he found.
Bob talked to Dr. Wayne Lewis, the president of Houghton University, about the employees fired for having pronouns in their email signatures.
Bob talked about the Police Accountability Board, Nikki Haley mail, the Catholic church, and Wegman's.
Bob talked about immigrants, President Jimmy Carter, and a worker attacked at a laundromat.
Bob talked about the Police Accountability Board, attempting to convict a dead man, sentimental items, and the death of Fantasia Stone.
Bob talked about immigration. Bob talked to Karl Berg, the support person with Brett Sobieraski, talking about the marathon of marathons.
Bob talked about Canadian wildfires, fishing, and immigration. Rylie Jayne talked about a recent duck rescue.
Bob talked about running, immigration, and EMT's. Bob also debuted the song Feilde by Mount Morris student Gadge Savastano.
Bob talked with Marine John White, and former colonel Kevin Saunders about memorial day. Bob also talked to Monroe County Sheriff Cory Brown about carjackings.
Bob talked about immigration, Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons, and raising the debt ceiling.
Bob talked to Legislature president of Orleans County, Lynn Johnson, about the state of emergency and housing immigrants. Bob also talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about Hickey Freeman, pronouns, Demond Meeks, and running. Bob talked to Jay Vislay about Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons.
Bob talked to Republican candidate for county executive, Mark Assini, about immigration. Bob also talked about a mysterious horn in Mt Morris, and getting dressed up.
Bob talked about immigration, pistol permits, the Oscar Mayer car, and filters in hospitals.
Bob talked to Lydia Rugaber about Fairport Canal Days. Bob also talked about SUNY Geneseo possibly housing immigrants, and queer prom.
Bob talked about the PGA, journalism, the hitch on his truck, school budget voting, and the Durham report.
Bob talked about an incident at a lacrosse game, honouring fallen police, and forgiveness.
Bob talked about the PGA, his daughter's tooth, raising the debt ceiling, and going to the barber.
Bob talked to Congressman Nick Langworthy about Title 42. Bob talked to Jay Visage about Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons.
Bob talked about Title 42 ending, AM radio, a homicide over the weekend, and the Lilac Festival.
Bob talked about the PGA, parking on Kilbourne Rd, and Palmyra's flag pole. Marvin Adams read a poem for the listeners.
Bob and Rylie Jayne talked about barbers, music, senses, and Palmyra. Bob talked about his daughter's tooth, and student's learning.
Bob talked to Livingston County administrator, Ian Coyle, about Medicaid and immigration. Bob also talked about the Lilac Festival.
Bob talked about immigration, a murder in the subway, the song "Wait In The Truck", child sex crimes, and the PGA.
Bob talked about the PGA, hotels, dying hair, and Fairlife. Bob talked to the executive director of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, Jason McGuire, about the budget.
Bob talked about Adam Urbanski, the PGA, safety, the Lilac Festival, and Fairlife. Rylie Jayne and Bob talked about entertainment, and beard care.
Bob talked to Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich about the rising lake levels. Bob also talked about gun laws, holy buildings, and his daughter Ellie's incident.
Bob talked about a fatal accident, immigration, and sanctuary cities. He also talked to Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about a bill being passed.
Bob talked about college, food instability, Fairlife farms, the Rochester City School district budget, Bud Light sales, Tucker Carlson, CPS, and a guaranteed monthly minimum income.
Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski about how his marathon of marathons is going. Bob talked about Fairlife, dairy farms, and George Santos.
Bob talked about Fort Rucker changing their name, Richard Dreyfuss, films, title 42, and George Santos.
Bob talked about Brett Sobieraski's run, artificial intelligence, Trump's rape allegation trial, Denny Wright, and Harry Bronson.
Bob talked about his son Jack's upcoming track meet, Hochul, Fairlife MIlk, and stolen cars.
Bob talked to Councilman Jose Peo about the closing of Rite Aid. Bob also talked about testing a guaranteed minimum wage for parents, CPS, and parenting.
Bob talked about his column on the closing of Rite Aid, Greece Ridge mall rules, FairMilk, and the passing of Milo the bat dog.
Bob talked about youth crime, Rite Aid, gun laws, and Hochul. Bob talked to Monroe County police chief Mike Fowler about the future of public safety.
Bob talked about mowing his yard, fishing, raising the debt ceiling, and a murder on the subway.
Bob carried and talked about the Adam Bello press conference. He also talked about a shooting in Texas, lunch at the Golden Fox, and visiting a graveyard.
Bob talked to Gates Police Department Lieutenant Matt Pascarella about an incident that Burger King. Bob talked about Trump VS Biden, California reparations, and the Trump rape trial.
Bob talked about carjackings, motorcycle accidents, food deserts, King Charles' coronation, and Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons.
Bob talked to Dan Duthoy about an upcoming ham and leek dinner. Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski about his marathon of marathons. Bob talked to Marvin Adams about his poetry. Rylie Jayne talked about King Charles' coronation and new furniture.
Bob talked about LaChase construction, what to order, an issue at Hilton School, and climate change. Bob talked to Bob Matthews about hockey playoffs.
Bob talked about his column on Denny Wright, Kathy Hochul, Rite Aid thieves, the January 6th trial, and German heritage.
Bob talked about car thefts in Brighton, Malik Evans, and Rite Aid closing. Bob talked to the president of the Clinton Ave Business Association, Albert Algarin about the closing of businesses.
Bob talked about the Dominic Pazola/January 6th trial, Day of Prayer, and rust on the bridges on the expressway.
Bob talked to Rochester Police Officer Denny Wight about how he earned his Officer of the Year award. Bob also talked about flag burning, and car chases.
Bob talked about the Navy, recruitment, running a trail marathon, and thruway stops. Rylie Jayne shared her recent experience with RG&E.
Bob talked about a child abuse incident outside of the House of Mercy, CPS, the Officer of The Year award, Brett Sobieraski's run, a fire in Syracuse, and leeks.
Bob talked to gold star mother Kim Smith about the death of her son and keeping his memory alive. Bob also talked to assemblyman Josh Jensen about the budget.
Bob talked about Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons, drag and the Navy, and smash-and-grab robberies. Bob also talked to representative Marjorie Byrnes about the budget.
Bob talked to county executive candidate Mark Assini about crime and bail reform. Bob also talked about voting power, and the closing of Cazenovia College.
Bob talked about the incident at the Armory, bail reform, and an incident involving a father hurting his child outside the House of Mercy.
Bob talked about Hollywood writers on strike, a person shot by police in Canandaguia, and rain. Bob talked to Ryan Hickey, who was joining Brett Sobieraski on his run, about the marathon of marathons.
Bob talked about the passing of Gordon Lightfoot, driving safety, stealing cars, and a deadly motorcycle crash last night (5/1).
Bob talked about the circus, sentimental items, a FedEx truck being stolen at gunpoint, Biden, and raising the debt ceiling.
Bob talked about a baby falling out of a moving vehicle, the Armory, trans youth education, and the New York State budget.
Bob talked about the PGA, Hollywood, trans youth, gettings leeks, the KKK, and animal shelters.
Bob talked about active shooter drills at Highland Hospital, the circus, bank failures, Warsaw maternity services closing, and Brett Sobieraski's marathon of marathons.
Bob talked to Senator Rob Ortt about the recent budget that was passed. Bob also talked to poet Marvin Adams who read a poem for the audience.
Bob talked to the senior lieutenant of the Rochester Fire Department Scotty Owen about Jerry Springer. Rylie Jayne talked about fish. Bob talked to Alex Tahou of Nick Tahou's and Rylie about hot dog preferences.
Bob talked to the president of the Rochester Hall of Fame, Jack Whitter, and inductee Will Hollis, about the upcoming ceremony. Bob also talked to former Rochester Police Department officer Brett Sobieraski about his ongoing marathon of marathons.
Bob talked to Gary Otto, a former news photographer, about waiting for a heart transplant and organ donation. Bob also talked about Biden's press conference.
Bob talked to Winona Flynn, the administrator of Yates County, about accessing broadband internet. Bob also talked about a gun buyback program, natural gas in New York, and heating with wood.
Bob talked about the death of an 11-year-old, transgender people, a Fredrick Douglass museum, John Quincy Adams, and slavery.
Bob talked about retirement. Bob talked to Zach Sobieraski, son of Brett Sobieraski, about his father's marathon of marathons.
Bob talked to Gates Police Chief Rob Long about car theft. Bob also talked about an intruder shot in Greece, youth crimes, and gangs.
Bob talked about his column on Joe Biden, organ donation, technology, and coconut crabs,
Bob talked about Malik Evans, stolen cars, and youth crime. Bob talked to local author John Robortella about obtaining death certificates in New York.
Bob talked about Biden, freedom, Kirk Ashton, the subway station, fancy houses, and the New York State budget.
Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski about his new journey of running a marathon of marathons. Bob also talked about Tony Mazurkiewicz, running, and crime in Rochester.
Bob talked about raising the debt ceiling, Ulysses S. Grant, Len Goodman's passing, genealogy, marathons, a fox, and issues in Sudan.
Bob talked to Don Alhart about his father's old hardware store. Bob talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners. Bob also talked to former state trooper Joe Vazquez about his retirement, and caught up with old coworker Bob Kern.
Bob talked to Corinna and Peter Kasandrinos, the owners of The Golden Fox Diner celebrating 50 years in business. He also talked to local business owner Luis Perez about his business, Peels on Wheels. He interviewed Rachel Barnhart as well about her experience at The Golden Fox Diner.
Bob talked to the President and CEO of the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Bob Duffy about crime in Rochester. He also talked to community member Meliah about Ramadan. Bob also talked about an EMT being sexually assaulted by a patient.
Bob talked about car theft, smash and grabs, and the Armory. Bob talked to Ellen Brenner, the co-owner of Fleet Feet Rochester, about an upcoming event this weekend.
Bob talked to Dr.Tabassum Javed, a board member of the Islamic Center of Rochester, about Ramadan. Bob also talked about the Democrat and Chronicle, and World War II.
Bob talked to Mike Hennessy, the executive director of Youth for Christ, about fatherhood. Bob also talked to John Robortella, a local author, about catching frogs.
Bob talked to Adam Urbanski, president of the Rochester Teachers Association, about the issues taking place at Franklin High School Bob also talked about bollards being placed at Wegmans, the rocket launch from SpaceX, and trees.
Bob talked about January 6th, Tiger Woods, raising the debt ceiling, Rylie catching frogs, AM radio, and Buffalo.
Bob talked about smash-and-grab robberies, skimmers on ATMs, and the 21-year-old who leaked top-secret documents.
Bob talked about pancakes, his column about school mascots, Native Americans, the budget, and LeChase construction.
Bob talked about abortion pills, the Police Accountability Board, Dominion VS Fox News, and plants.
Bob talked about background checks, the incident at Franklin High School, and the housing market.
Bob talked about new bike lanes, the PGA, his son learning how to cook, and World War II.
Bob talked to retired RPD officer Brett Sobieraski about his upcoming marathon of marathons. Bob also talked about John Fetterman, Dominion vs Fox News, bail reform, and a 16-year-old shot while picking up his siblings.
Bob talked about gunfire at a birthday party, fallen RPD officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz, an L3 Harris press conference, and frogs.
Bob talked about smash-and-grab robberies, and school resource officers. Bob also talked to Canadaguia town supervisor, Jared Simpson, about the housing market.
Bob talked about his family, speechwriters, sex trafficking, Gillibrand's speech in Macedon, and the abortion pill debate.
Bob talked about laws, shootings, running late, breakfast, and a lawsuit against voting machines in the 2020 election.
Bob talked about living for today, and stabbings in Rochester. He also talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about Stewart's stock plan, CPS, a bomb threat at Hilton, child abuse, and overnight parking.
Bob talked to the Irondequoit police chief Scott Peters about the false alarm at the school yesterday. Bob also talked to Kevin Lockhart, a local activist, at the Riley Gaines speech. Bob talked about abortion, donating blood, and drag story hour.
Bob talked about police being dispatched to a school on a false alarm, his truck woes, and a 21-year-old arrested for releasing classified documents.
Bob talked about RG&E, the Rochester Police Department, the Louisville shooting police bodycam footage, and running.
Bob talked to Mayor Michael Sweet of Bath and Chief Colin Taft about crime and policies. Bob also talked about remembering the good times of the past.
Bob talked about Biden in Ireland, inflation, Walter Reed and Catholic priests, Trump, and Whole Foods.
Bob talked about Juul, vaping, leaving New York, Wal-Mart closing locations, classified documents, and the Red Cross.
Bob talked about Whole Foods, trans athletes, and law enforcement residency requirements.
Bob talked about China, world events, rest stops on the thruway, car accidents, and old people.
Bob talked about the Louisville shooting, Whole Foods, the Aburn trail, golf, and a woman on fire on Jefferson Avenue.
Bob talked about nursing, the Police Accountability Board, and Rylie's music theme for the day.
Bob talked to Adam Urbanski, president of the Rochester Teachers Association, about safety in school parking lots. Bob also talked about sleeping under the stars. Rylie Jayne talked about her car, life, exercise, food, and her birthday.
Bob talked to assemblyman Josh Jensen about the state budget hold-up. Bob also talked about a crime in Texas, and a fire on main street in Medina last Friday.
Bob talked about the state budget, marijuana, religious holidays, housing, and Good Friday.
Bob talked about the Maple Tree Inn, trans women, the workforce, and a fire on main street Medina. He also talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to Mike Chudyk, a groundskeeper at the University of Rochester, about pulling a man out of a river. Bob also talked about shooting guns, and the drag queen story hour.
Bob talked about the game his son Sam is making, Riley Gaines' argument about trans women in sports, April Fool's Day, and Biden and Afghanistan.
Bob and his son Sam talked about Sam's trip to Canada, religious holidays, and doughnuts.
Bob talked to Bill Smith, the Pittsford town supervisor, about the Drag Queen Story Hour. Bob also talked about camping, Trump, and smart metres.
Bob talked to Orleans County Sheriff Chris Bourke and district attorney Joe Cardone about the murder that took place. Bob also talked about 490 farmers.
Bob talked about climate change, a murder in Orleans County, and a Canandaguia woman allegedly stealing millions of dollars.
Bob talked about Trump, Jerimiah's, Chicago elections, AM radio, and lawsuits against the Armory.
Bob talked to Brett Sobieraski, retired RPD, about his upcoming marathon of marathons. Bob also talked about crimes from this past Saturday.
Bob talked about the Rochester Police Department, FCC broadcast guidelines, and books in school libraries. Rylie talked more about her car, and corn on the cob.
Bob talked to Jeff Tyzik, the conductor of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, about their upcoming 80's night. He also talked about community college, and Trump. Rylie talked about her car, birthdays, and rice.
Bob talked about an incident at a Delta Sonic, crime and laws, Trump's indictment, and RG&E
Bob talked about April Fool's day, the Rochester Police Department, and the Brendan Burns video.
Bob talked about the country music awards, Bill Gray's Iceplex, the Nashville shooting, and traffic. He also talked to Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons, a Monroe county legislator, about redistricting.
Bob talked with State Trooper Mark O'Donnell about his upcoming retirement and his career.
Bob talked about Brittney Griner, John Fetterman, raise the age, TikTok, and Brendan Burns.
Bob talked about God, and fear because of the media. Bob also talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to Kimie Romeo, a member of the Irondequoit town board, about a seed lending library. Rylie Jayne gave her input on the ongoing doughnut VS bagel debate.
Bob talked about Trump's indictment, a school's paper on white privilege, and Hilton's school library books. He also talked to local author Valarie Upson about her book Manipulation, Moonshine, and Murder.
Bob talked about the indictment of Donald Trump. He also talked to Clay Harris, the founder of Uniting and Healing Through Hope of Monroe County, about the ongoing Easter Basket drive they are doing.
Bob talked to Bob Matthews about baseball and the new rules. Bob and Rylie talked about Boston and the Savannah Bananas. He also talked about school shooting hoaxes, missing money, and guns.
Bob talked about Brendon Burns, downtown Rochester, concealed carry, marijuana licenses, and the Pope.
Bob talked about books in libraries in Fairport, and operation clean sweep. He and Rylie Jayne talked about her car, and Narcan.
Bob talked about a Black Hawks fatal incident, the Armory being for sale, and Sandy Stone being inducted into the National Women's Hall Of Fame.
Bob talked to former military pilot Charlie Nesbitt about Vietnam. Bob also talked about Vietnam vets.
Bob talked to Shaun Mauger, the sales manager at Filers Power Sports in Macedon, about a smash-and-grab robbery that took place. Bob also talked about car theft, gun violence, and the governor of Tennessee's message about Nashville.
Bob talked about Nashville, an axe murderer with cancer, RG&E, a Macedon smash and grab, and a Hilton school meeting. Bob also talked with senator George Borrello about crime and parole.
Bob talked about gender-based discrimination in universities, and the Nashville school shooting.
Bob talked about the Nashville school shooting, overdoses in teens, immigrants, and a lawsuit for a Syracuse woman who dies t the Armory.
Bob talked about Trump, eavesdropping, mental health care, and the Nashville school shooting.
Bob talked to Brandon Lewis, owner of The Firing Pin, about a fire that took place recently. Bob also talked about gay books in schools, running with his daughter, and books.
Bob talked about the Hilton bomb threat, and property taxes. Bob also talked to John Gonzales, a manager at Hegadorn's, about its upcoming closing.
Bob talked about TikTok, Trump, littering and balloons, Hegedorne's closing, and a robbery at Dick's Sporting Goods.
Bob talked about an RPD officer arrest press release, and pride nights at sports games. He also talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about TikTok, bail reform, the northern lights, and Kamala Harris. He also talked to Clay Harris the founder of Uniting and Healing Through Hope of Monroe County, about an easter basket food drive.
Bob talked about Canadian aviation, female students, a second Hilton bomb threat, and running marathons.
Bob talked about healthy food, the Maple Tree Inn, dreams, guns, running, and a school bus hit by a truck.
Bob talked about his column on the Hilton bomb threat, food pantries, ham sandwiches, and the Don't Say Gay bill. He also talked to senator George Borrello about borders.
Bob talked about the Hilton bomb threat yesterday, Claudia Tenney, term limits, and welfare.
Bob talked about Joe Morelle, classes at the University of Rochester, and RG&E. He also carried the press conference about the Hilton school's bomb threat this morning.
Bob talked about Brendan Burns' death, the Ukranian war, RealEats, and the Hilton school bomb threat.
Bob talked about Dick Van Dyke, President Ford, Joe Morelle and Tik Tok, and solar rays in upstate New York.
Bob talked about the use of sir and ma'am, the book Of Boys and Men, a funeral for an Armory victim, and Biden.
Bob talked about pork loin prices, Trump's possible arrest, running, a shooting on Barrington, and new national monuments.
Bob talked to representative Marjorie Byrnes about new laws coming to New York. Bob also talked about the Socialist Rifle Association, arson in Rochester, and pork loins.
Bob talked about running, the presidents of Russia and China meeting, legends, maple weekend, and a Walworth audit.
Bob talked about the war on terror, defund the police, musicians, and his children's play.
Bob talked about what's happening with his family, avian flu, and the physical fitness test for the Army. Rylie shared a recent life update. And Bob talked to Marvin Adams about his poetry.
Bob talked to Irondequoit town supervisor Rory Fitzpatrick about garbage pickup and the charter school. Bob also talked about the Biden family, special agents, and the avian flu in Pennsylvania.
Bob talked about a school faculty member being car jacked, police in schools, and DeSantis' presidential bid. He and Rylie Jayne talked about table manners.
Bob talked to Steve Campbell about his traumatic brain injury. Bob also talked about strokes, seizures, and dementia.
Bob talked to politician Rachel Barnhart about local policies. He also talked about crimes taking place in Rochester recently.
Bob talked about drag queen story hour, and stolen cars. He also talked to Senator Pam Helming about budgets.
Bob talked to assemblyman Brian Manktelow about Hochul's budget. Bob also talked about Saint Patrick's Day, healthcare, and the police.
Bob talked about the newspaper, and 315. He also talked to local business owner Marcus C. Williams about the drag queen book reading event taking place soon.
Bob talked to assemblyman Josh Jensen about housing. He also talked to Claudia Montecalvo about her mother's newspaper not being delivered.
Bob talked about catholic priests, a funeral for a victim of the Armory incident, and flavoured tobacco.
Bob talked about subsidizing farmers, his family, and the treasury. He and Rylie talked about the Oscars, bills, and keeping a schedule.
Bob talked about Silicon Valley Bank, Hochul's talk about the snow, books, the Buffalo Wild Wings lawsuit, and Delta flight 1718 from Syracuse to LaGuardia.
Bob talked to George Conboy from Brighton Securities, about the bank failure. Bob also talked about Balsam Bagels, and DeSantis.
Bob talked about banks, electric vehicles, a funeral for a firefighter in Buffalo, and foreign countries.
Bob talked about Saint Patrick's Day, downtown Rochester, Jim Memmott, and his experience while working in radio.
Bob talked about bank failures, daylight saving time, bail reform, Hochul, and car thefts.
Bon talked about Jim Boeheim's retirement. He also talked to Mark Dowdell and Kate McBride about the upcoming Saint Patrick's Day parade.
Bob talked about elections, health care, New York giving money to Aim Photonics, and trees.
Bob talked to Bob Matthews, a sports reporter, about Jim Boeheim. He also talked about RealEats in Geneva, war, and the deaths from the incident at the Armory.
Bob talked to Chase Houle, a reporter at Channel 13, about a video of an honour walk on his Twitter. He also talked to Jim VanBrederode, the former Gates police chief, about playing bagpipes in the upcoming parade with the Gates Keystone Club Pipes and Drums.
Bob talked about equal rights, Jim Boeheim, January 6th, and the incident at the Armory.
Bob talked about redistricting, franchises, junk fees, Houchl's budget, and silencing the press.
Bob talked to attorney Dan Strollo about bail reform. Bob also talked about a recent letter and who signed it, as well as the incident at the Armory.
Bob talked about the missing tourists in Mexico, the Rolling Stone article about the incident at the Armory, and the general safety of the Armory.
Bob talked about his son Jack's birthday, first responders, farmer's markets, and January 6th.
Bob talked to Fred Costello about his induction to the Rochester Music Hall of Fame. Bob also talked about Toblerone, Kathy Hochul, and the shot spotter.
Bob talked to Zarii Nicolee, a content creator in Rochester, about what she witnessed recently. He also talked about the Armory incident as well as Glorilla's tweets.
Bob talked about the tragedy at the Armory, Wayne county, and rich people paying more in taxes.
Bob talked about a gene-editing summit in London, the Cheektowaga police, his family, and the incident at the Armory.
Bob talked about first responders, natural organic reduction, funerals, and alternative burials.
Bob talked to assemblyman Josh Jensen about affordable housing. He also talked more about the incident at the Armory, and politics.
Bob talked about crime, an incident at the Armory last night, and Chris Rock's new Netflix special.
Bob talked about a medal of honour recipient, Kathy Hochul, and New York. Marvin T. Adams also read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked to Clay Harris about the upcoming Stop The Violence event. He also talked about Alex Murdaugh's sentence, the Rochester police, and the body found in a rental car.
Bob talked to assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about New York. He also talked to Brad McAreavy, the head of the Rochester Automotive Dealers Association, about an ongoing car show. He also talked about the Alex Murdaugh sentencing.
Bob talked about the Ohio train disaster, Alex Murdaugh, legalizing sex work, and bail reform.
Bob talked to Jonathan Griffiths, owner of Rochester Running Company, about the upcoming Running of The Green. He also talked about the Buffalo firefighter killed on duty, and Joe Biden.
Bob talked to his former producer Matt Wilson about his new life updates. He also talked to JoAnne Ryan, the president and CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Rochester, about the new shamrock campaign.
Bob talked to Arnie Rothschild about the Rochester Broadway Theatre League. He also talked to Joe Chenelly, the national director of AMVETS about a vet in jail.
Bob talked about a woman's experience with a man at the Target in Chili, a listener's experience at the Wegman's in Chili, Rylie's experience with a man on the T, and illegal gambling.
Bob talked to Brighton police chief David Catholdi about the student with a gun at MCC. He also talked about food stamps, being frugal, and a fight at Pittsford Sutherland High School.
Bob talked about a traffic stop in Canandaigua gone wrong last night, Lee Zeldin's attacker in court, his column on conservative media, and a house fire in the city of Rochester.
Bob talked to Justin Wilcox, the executive director of Upstate United, about energy. He also talked about youth crime, and conservative news.
Bob talked about fossil fuels, global warming, nuclear energy, and student loan forgiveness.
Bob talked about committing crimes, Chuck Schumer's visit, Benjamin Franklin, and unshoveled sidewalks.
Bob talked about the northern lights, movies, and military recruitment. Rylie Jayne also gave her opinions on Bob's music suggestions.
Bob talked about Covid, the Ohio train disaster, a family update, and the Alex Murdaugh trial. Rylie Jayne shared the story of cocaine bear, and gave her opinions on country music.
Bob talked to professor Leigh Fought about her book Women In The Life of Frederick Douglass. He also talked about pollution, and he and Rylie Jayne talked about the aurora borealis.
Bob talked about money laundering, gambling, and Florida's VS. New York's budget. He and Rylie Jayne also talked about dogs, and staying up late.
Bob talked about young men in America, immigrants in Canada, and trans youth. He also talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about Malik Evans' press conference on youth crime and violence, cows, and the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Bob talked about crimes in Rochester, read his column, and Fabian Rivera. Rylie also shared her love of oat milk and other milk alternatives.
Bob talked about the Ukrainian war, gas in new builds, McDonald's touch screens, and three shot in Rochester.
Bob talked about hotdogs, a press conference on pedestrian safety, increasing bottle deposits, and bishops VS saints.
Bob talked to former reporter Norma Holland about the death of MMJ Dylan Lyons in Florida. He also talked about reporter safety, his experiences of feeling unsafe while reporting, and the possibilities of World War III.
Bob talked to Ian Mortimer, the president of Golisano Institute, talking about their programs. He also talked about smash-and-grab robberies.
Bob talked about crime, Trump, a trial for murder, and a reporter in Florida being murdered.
Bob talked about district maps, Rylie's sweater, food in Irondequoit, and Biden's overseas visit.
Bob talked about the police accountability board, NYS thruways, his time in South Carolina, and incidents of guns in cars.
Bob talked about his grandson Royce, Joe Morelle giving strong $1 million, and he talked to the president of the Rochester Teacher's Association, Adam Urbanski, about police officers in schools.
News legends John Kucko and Kevin Williams are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about winter weather, waterfalls, and nature.
News legends John Kucko and Kevin Williams are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about behind the scenes of TV, sunsets, punctuality, meteorology, and weather balloons.
News legends John Kucko and Kevin Williams are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. John talked about his experience working with his daughter, Kevin talked about his time on TV, and they talked about El Niño vs La Niña, and climate change.
News legends John Kucko and Kevin Williams are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about winter weather, and John's photography.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about conspiracies.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about conspiracies.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about Ohio, annuities, and conspiracies.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about China, social security, and the train accident in Ohio.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about vaccines.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about vaccines.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about Kim Pegula, the vaccine, COVID, and the insurrection.
The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle and Mike Lomas, are filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. They talked about the Ohio disaster, and Damar Hamlin.
Irondequoit's town supervisor, Rory Fitzpatrick, is filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. Rory chatted with Irondequoit's Chief Scott Peters.
Irondequoit's town supervisor, Rory Fitzpatrick, is filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. Justin Arnold talked about his book Purpose Through Pain. Rory answered the people's questions about Irondequoit.
Irondequoit's town supervisor, Rory Fitzpatrick, is filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. Mark Assini, the former supervisor of Gates, talked about his running for Monroe County Executive. and Rory talked about the happenings in Irondequoit.
Irondequoit's town supervisor, Rory Fitzpatrick, is filling in for Bob while he is on vacation. Rory talked about the town of Irondequoit, and his hockey career.
Bob talked about his upcoming trip to Charleston, mass shootings, and UFOs. Rylie Jayne talked about her video editing skills and taught Bob a new phrase.
Bob talked about Fredrick Douglass, the Spencerport incident, and talking with Jason McElwain.
Bob talked about RG&E, the Spencerport student being assaulted, McQuaid's assembly, the Buffalo Tops shooter being convicted, and the death penalty.
Bob talked to Mario Fratto about him being banned from Twitter. He also talked about the giraffe at Seneca Zoo, Valentine's Day, and challenge coins.
Bob talked about a Spencerport student being assaulted, solar eclipses, and bike lanes.
Bob talked about the Michigan State University shooting, and Nikki Haley's announcement to run for president.
Bob talked about his tire issues, phonics, a student with a gun, the funeral of Christine Cannon, and the Rochester City Council's proposed budget changes.
Bob talked about Rochester giving families a guaranteed monthly income, deposits on cans and bottles, and gun laws.
Bob talked about the life of Charlie Douglass, the influx of balloons and UFOs, the super bowl, books in a school library, and hit-and-runs.
Bob talked to Jerry Pucillo about his experience with his daughter having cancer. Marvin Adams also read a poem for the listeners. Bob talked about the radiothon Cares 4 Kids for the Golisano Children's Hospital
Bob talked to Kim McCluski, the Golisano Children's Hospital board chair, about her experience in the hospital. He also talked to Morgan Kowalski about her experience with Golisano Children's Hospital. Bob talked about the Radiothon Cares 4 Kids for Golisano Children's Hospital.
Bob talked to Timothy Paul about his experience with a child in the hospital. He asl talked to Dr. David Korones about his experience as an oncologist. Bob talked about the Radiothon Cares 4 Kids for Golisano Children's Hospital.
Bob talked to Tops and Mark's employees about their experiences with their employers and being in the hospital. He also talked to Kyle O'Donnell and his parents Shawn and Jen about Kyle's experience with brain cancer.
Bob talked to Dr.Michael Scharf, the chief of pediatric psychiatry. He also talked to Lauren Opladen, a nursing student at Brockport. Bob talked about the Radiothon Cares 4 Kids for Golisano Children's Hospital.
Bob talked about the Radiothon Cares 4 Kids for Golisano Children's Hospital. Bob interviewed Dr.Patrick Brophy, the pediatrician-in-chief.
Bob talked about the Church of England. He also talked to Utku Kanik, the vice president of the Turkish Society of Rochester, about the earthquake.
Bob talked about his visit to the Mapletree inn, a stolen car and injured officer, lowing the BAC limit to .05, the earthquake in Turkey, and the brawl at Dave and Buster's.
Bob talked about Lebron James, RG&E, and the State of The Union address. He also talked to Abdu Bounds about his running for election for the Rochester City school board.
Bob talked about a cop driving drunk, Bethany Hamilton possibly retiring from surfing, trans athletes, casinos, and the State of The Union address.
Bob talked about fathers, World War II, the life of Christine Cannon, the Turkish earthquake, and Rylie's hair colour.
Bob talked about Jessica Pegula's post on the Player's Tribune about her mother's medical episode, masculinity, and fathers.
Bob talked about the Chinese balloon, tipping and minimum wage, the US trade deficit, and what makes a man a man.
Bob talked about BIden's upcoming speech, Wegman's brand items, and soup. Rylie Jayne also shared her chili recipe.
Bob talked about a 9-year-old graduating high school, Franklin Florence, smash-and-grab robberies, and the rising price of cigarettes.
Bob talked to his cousin-in-law Dennis Wilson about his experience watching the Chinese balloon being shot down while in Myrtle Beach. He also talked to callers about their experience seeing The Gift, gas stoves, an update on his children, and elections.
Bob talked to Sister Grace Miller about the life of Franklin Florence. He also talked about bagpipes, and callers who felt the earthquake.
Bob talked about Joe Morelle, stealing cars, 3.8 earthquakes near Buffalo this morning, suicide, and the rising price of cigarettes.
Bob talked about boy scouts, and his son-in-law. He and Rylie Jayne also talked about current events and her opinions, as well as comparing their workout routines. Bob talked to Marvin Adams about his life and he read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked about Fabian Rivera, coupons, welcome wagons, Kings Tree, South Carolina, and vaccine mandates.
Bob talked to Steve Brew, a Monroe county legislator, about Kathy Hochul's budget. He also talked about the Chinese balloon over Montana, and Fabian Rivera.
Bob talked about Biden's money, groundhog's day, and his interactions with Jesse Jackson. He also talked to the former mayor of Rochester Lovely Warren about her experience with Franklin Florence.
Bob talked about the death of Tyre Nichols, Daniel Prude's death, CRT's meaning to older people VS younger, and paid family leave.
Bob talked to Evangela Stanly from People's Choice Kitchen about the passing of Christine Cannon in the Hancock street fire. He also talked to Vince Felder, the former minority leader, about the life of Franklin Florence.
Bob talked about black people being killed by police, the death of Franklin Florence, Damar Hamlin, CPR, and Kathy Hochul's budget. He also talked to senator Pam Helming about ambulance services.
Bob talked to Dan and Deb Dunham about their son Jason Dunham and the movie The Gift. He also talked about the passing of Franklin Florence.
Bob talked to David Kniess, the director and producer of The Gift, and Trent Gibson, retired Marine lieutenant colonel about the movie made about Jason Dunham's life
Bob talked to Mark Ippolito, the owner of Comedy at the Carlson, about the robbery that took place overnight. He also talked about police, stolen cars, and wholefoods.
Bob talked about RG&E, Kathy Hochul's budget, Wegmans VS. Wholefoods, the fire on Hancock street, and Rylie's opinions on country music.
Rylie Jayne helped Bob come up with a good password. Bob also talked about a possible Kamala Harris presidency, the woman who passed in the fire on Hancock street, and the 25th amendment.
Bob talked about stolen kias, welfare, George Santos recusing himself, Catholicism, and Bishop Clark.
Bob talked to Julia Resto about a new business venture she's taking. He also talked about Rochester getting less money than other cities in New York, the Russian-Ukrainian war, and the effects of Raise The Age.
Bob talked about the murder of Tyre Nichols, the fire in a house on Hancock street, working remotely, Lisa Marei Presley, and Lollypop Farm's adoption deal today.
Bob talked about Damar Hamlin, the underground railroad, his weekend, and college debt.
Bob talked about going to the dentist, working in radio in the past, concerts with Rylie, and skiing.
Bob talked about Rochester mayor Malik Evans visiting the White House, lead water pipes, carjackings, smelling ammonia, and being fearless.
Bob talked about antisemitic flyers, podcasts and misinformation, and the video of Tyre Nichols.
Bob talked to Bob Matthews about the Amerks Hall Of Fame induction, He also talked to Marvin T. Adams who read some of his poetry for the listeners.
Bob talked to Adam Urbanski, the president of the Rochester Teacher's Association, about a school worker being carjacked in the school parking lot. He also talked to Evangela Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen about the house fire that happened earlier today.
Bob talked to Henrietta town supervisor Stephen Shultz about him running for re-election. He also talked about a carjacking that took place at a school, and a mother allegedly killing her son and abusing her daughter.
Bob talked about petroleum reserves, Jay Leno's accidents, a fire that took place overnight, and a mother who allegedly killed her child.
Bob talked about an article from Livingston county about an incident at Attica prison where correctional officers were attacked, and hunting with crossbows.
Bob talked about an update on the 11-year-old girl shot and killed in Syracuse, bail reform, Daniel's law, and mental health.
Bob talked about sending tanks to Ukraine, nurses unionizing at Rochester General, medications for weight loss, and a friend of his being shot at.
Bob talked about charter schools, Iverson Davis being accused of committing robbery, and the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Bob talked about classified documents, transgender youth, violence in Rochester, and car theft.
Bob talked to Rylie about the word "delish", and proper hoodie management. He also shared a story about how hoodie strings helped him out. He talked about the Source robbery, read his column about transgender youth, and talked about the gunman in Syracuse shooting at police.
Bob talked about healthcare for veterans and the VA, stolen cars in Rochester, Chinese buffets, and where Rylie gets her vocab from.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. He also talked about his son Sam's birthday.
Bob talked to New York State assemblyman Brian Manktelow about crime, housing, and immigration. He also talked about the Oscars, slow healthcare in Rochester, a fatal car accident, and hunting deer with a handgun.
Bob talked to Mark Assini about his campaign for the Republican candidate for the county executive. Rylie Jayne shared her driving tips, and she and Bob talked about the Oscar nominations.
Bob talked about lead paint, healthcare, M&M's, and the Roberts Wesleyan ribbon cutting.
Bob talked about America's fascination with true crime. He also talked to Robert Podlaski, Dakota Podlaski's dad, about Dakota's murder.
Bob talked about Kathy Hochul, his children's birthdays, the Franklin school shooting, and Michael Mathis Jr. being murdered.
Bob talked to Jason McGuire, the chairman of the Livingston County Conservative party. He also talked about Bishop Matthew Clark.
Bob talked about the passing of Bishop Matthew Clark, documents in Biden's house, Mark Assinis' campaign, and domestic violence.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. Bob also talked to Marvin Adams about his poetry.
Bob talked to Michael Henry about his campaign for chairman of the New York State Republican Part. He also talked to former congressman Joe Sempolinski about the US hitting the debt ceiling. He also talked about the GM press conference.
Bob talked to the Irondequoit town supervisor Roy Fitzpatrick about ambulance services. He also talked about the Police Accountability Board, MCC getting money, gas stoves going away, raising the debt ceiling, and the closing of several regal cinemas.
Bob talked about car theft, Bishop Matthew Clark, the colour of Rylie's cup, electric vehicles, and the reserves.
Boob talked about Alec Baldwin being charged with involuntary manslaughter in the Rust shooting, Bishop Matthew Clark being ill, and elections.
Bob talked about gun laws, the fight that took place in Rush Henrietta High, an update on his family, and Bishop Matthew Clark.
Bob talked to Gates police chief Robert Long about a fatal hit and run that took place recently. He also talked about Nate McMurry accusing Scott Peters of being at the racist Juneteeth party, and the suspicious disappearance of Ana Walshe and Brian Walshe's google searches.
Bob talked about the Alec Baldwin Rust shooting accident, welfare, his visit from the RG&E company, and the fight at a Rush Henrietta school.
Bob talked about a tax raise in Gates, and read his column about the 11-year-old girl who was shot and killed in Syracuse.
Bob talked about a man with a rifle in his luggage at an airport, and illegal immigration.
Bob talked about an 11-year-old girl who was murdered in Syracuse, welfare housing, and Estaban Padron abusing staff at an Applebees in Utica.
Bob talked to Ray Martinez, the owner of Sobrinos, about his business being robbed. He also talked about elections.
Bob talked about a possible recession, the economy, his daughter's birthday, a review of Avatar: The Way of Water, and callers talked about their experiences with RG&E.
Bob talked about restraining orders, and the flaws of obtaining and enforcing them. He also talked to Jennifer Lewke, an investigative reporter at channel 10, about RG&E.
Bob talked about Damar Hamlin trademarking "You've won at life", the 19-year-old killed after a shift at Burger King, and RG&E.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. He, Robbie, Scott, and Rylie Jayne also talked about the paranormal, Jaws, and Scooby Doo.
Bob talked about pistol permits, healthcare vaccine mandates, and the 19-year-old who was murdered on Saturday. He, Robbie, Scott, and Rylie Jayne also talked about the paranormal, UFOs, and rugby.
Bob talked to Senator George Borrello about immigration. He also talked about girls-only events, protests, and movies.
Bob is joined today by his sons Robbie and Scott. They talked about homicides in Rochester, Martin Luther King Jr., and Biden's documents.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. He also talked to Marvin Adams about his poetry.
Bob talked about suicide in New York. He also talked to Fairport police Chief Matt Barnes and Sargent Joe Monahan about a car theft that took place recently.
Bob talked to Jose Peo, a city council member, about having police officers in and around schools. He and Rylie Jayne talked about an interesting email bob received from her alma mater Husson University.
Bob talked about the passing of Lisa Marie Presley, documents found in Biden's garage, Frederick Douglass, and a person killing their parents.
Bob talked about Biden, and the policy changes about natural gas being switched to electric.
Bob talked about a taekwondo instructor who abused a child, a teen who killed their mother, the electric grid, and natural gas.
Bob talked about the shift away from natural gas, Kathy Hochul's bail reform, and zebras.
Bob talked to assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about Hochul's state of the state address. He also read a letter that a listener wrote him about her experience with his book and her faith in God.
Bob talked to New York State senator Pam Helming about Kathy Hochul's state of the state address yesterday. He also talked to deputy county executive Jeff McCann about tax cuts made during Hochul's address.
Bob talked to Richard Tantalo, the director of Monroe County Public Safety, about emergency services in New York. He also read his column about Kathy Hochul and low-income housing.
Bob talked about planes being grounded until 9 am, Franklin high school, gas stoves becoming outlawed, and childhood obesity.
Bob talked to Dan DiClemente, the president of BENTE, about the teachers at Franklin High who were put on leave after sharing videos of what happened during the shooting. He also talked about RG&E, and 24-hour diners.
Bob talked to Mario Fratto, the republican candidate for congress, about Biden's visit to Mexico. Bob also talked about nurses, music, and natural gas in New York possibly going away.
Bob talked to Adam Urbanski, the president of the Rochester Teacher's Association, about the Franklin school shooting. He also talked about Rylie's music choices, the Monroe County Republican party, his column on police, and nurses who were fired due to vaccine mandates.
Bob talked about Joe Biden, RG&E, and a student protest that will take place at Franklin High School.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. He also talked about running in the city of Rochester, and the House of Mercy. He and Rylie Jayne talked about exercise and pets.
Bob talked to former United States Representative Joe Sempolinski about the vote for the new speaker of the house. He also talked about police body cameras.
Bob talked about a new speaker of the house being elected, the Franklin school shooting, and a 6-year-old who shot their teacher in Virginia.
Bob talked about Damar Hamlin, faith in God, homelessness and a homeless vet named Jeff, and joining the VA.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about Damar Hamlin's health as well as if the game will be continued or cancelled. Rylie Jayne gave Bob a music recommendation. Marvin Adams read a poem to the listeners. Bob talked about joining the American Legion.
Bob talked to Jeff Jung about a First Responder's Night taking place at Greece Odyssey on Monday. He also talked about the Franklin school shooting, and what gift to get for someone becoming an American citizen.
Bob talked to Gates Police Chief Rob Long about a robbery that took place recently. He and Rylie Jayne also talked about travel and birds. He also talked more about the Franklin school shooting.
Bob talked about a deadly hit and run from the summer of 2022, the Idaho murders, a missing child being found, and regents exams.
Bob talked about audiobooks, an update on Damar Hamlin's well-being, the voting for the new speaker of the house, and the Franklin school shooting.
Bob talked about Damar Hamlin's health, the differences between Rochester and Syracuse, and the effect welfare has had on families.
Bob talked about the vote for a new speaker of the house, Bob Morgan's family and life story, and an update on the Idaho murders.
Bob talked about the voting taking place for the new speaker of the house, and his experience working for the newspaper.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the condition of Damar Hamlin.
Bob talked about the Democrat and Chronicle newspaper, and an officer being dragged by a vehicle.
Bob talked about heart attacks, the water authorities getting a pay raise, and hospital bed shortages.
Bob talked about an officer being attacked with a machete, voting for the speaker of the house, Damar Hamlin's current health, and kids seeing their parents drink.
Bob talked to Thad Brown about Damar Hamlin. He also talked to Rylie Jayne about what ornament her grandfather got her for Christmas 2022.
Bob talked to Alex Brasky, the sports editor for Batavia Daily News, about Daram Hamlin. He also talked about the fatal blizzard in Buffalo, as well as Kathy Hochul becoming Governor of New York.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Damar Hamlin incident last night. He also talked about similar instances that have taken place in the past, as well as people turning to God in times of crisis.
Bob talked about the incident with Damar Hamlin collapsing on the field. He also talked to trained paramedic Ahmed Mustafa about the importance of EMS response times in situations like Demar's.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the upcoming Bills game. He also talked to Marvin Adams who read a poem to the audience.
Rylie Jayne sang Mary, Did You Know? for Bob and the listeners. Bob talked to Tim Henry at the Monroe County Emergency Operations Centre about the storm currently overtaking the Rochester area.
Bob talked to pastor Hector Sotomayor who said a prayer for the listeners. He also talked about the incoming winter weather.
Bob talked to Rachel Barnhart about redistricting Rochester. He also talked about chipmunks, and different types of pasta.
Bob talked about an ESL scam, minimum wage, and carried a press conference about the upcoming winter weather.
Bob talked to Marcus C Williams about the water main break in Rochester last night. He also talked about funerals, and he and Rylie debated the pronunciation of the word Niche.
Bob talked to Orleans County sheriff Chris Bourke about the upcoming winter weather. He also talked about legislators voting on getting a raise, and cemeteries.
Bob talked to congressman Joe Sempolinski about Zelenskyy's visit to DC. He also talked about a water main that broke last night in Rochester, and Micron.
Bob talked about the Lilac Festival, Zelenskyy visiting DC, Fabian Rivera, a shortage of baby formula and children's cold medicine, and solar power.
Bob talked to meteorologist Marty Snyder about the upcoming winter weather in Rochester. He also talked about an algorithm meant to predict if a cop will "go bad". And Rylie Jayne shared her struggles with car batteries.
Bob talked about Malik Evans, guns, and porch pirates. He also talked to Michael Houser, the goalie for the Rochester Amerks, about visiting children in the hospital.
Bob talked to Naomi Silver, the CEO of the Rochester Red Wings, about the passing of the head of security Blaise DiNardo. He also read a letter to Blaise. He also talked about the misconduct predicting AI.
Bob talked to Rob Ortt, the minority leader of the NYS Senate, about climate change. He also talked to his daughter Aubrey about her service as well as her being inducted into the sports hall of fame.
Bob talked about Dominic Pazold, and Macedon police chief Fabian Rivera going on unpaid leave. He also talked to assemblymen Josh Jensen about allowing civil deputies to receive retirement funds.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. He also talked about Wal-Mart going totally bagless, and read his letter to Ken DeLand Jr.
Bob talked about the New York Times crossword yesterday resembling a swastika, artificial intelligence, and Ken DeLand Jr.
Bob talked about a shooting in a Verizon store, Trump's new announcement, and immigration.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. He also talked to poet Marvin Adams who read a poem for the listeners.
Bob talked more about Ken DeLand Jr. being found, a life update on his children, and being woke.
Bob talked more about Ken DeLand Jr. being found, the National Anthem, and the rules of performing from the perspective of a former music teacher. Bob and Rylie Jayne debated over a cappella music and how performers should behave.
Bob talked about a store that was broken into, Christmas songs, Ken DeLand Jr. being found, and the National Anthem.
Bob talked to retired RPD Brett Sobieraski about selling shirts in honour of fallen RPD Tony Mazurkiewicz.
Bob talked about health care, the Meghan and Harry Netflix special, childhood obesity rates, and Rylie Jayne's experiences with winter.
Bob talked to Peter Vazquez, the president of the Frederick Douglass Foundation of New York, about Planned Parenthood. He also talked to author Bill O'Reilly about his new book Killing the Legends.
Bob talked about a shooting that took place in Rochester at an Air B&B during the filming of a rap video, and sales tax rising in New York.
Bob talked about the Rochester budget, missing student Ken DeLand, an elderly man who was attacked in Rochester, and Rylie's new hair colour.
Bob read his column about Christianity in America and lack thereof. He also talked about LGBTQ teachings, and how to cook a deer heart.
Bob talked about SUNY schools offering in-state tuition prices for certain countries/territories, crime in Rochester, and giving blood.
Bob talked about a shooting in Rochester, the Rochester budget, and a bear that was found dead in Montezuma.
Bob talked about people crossing the border into the United States, and a shooting that took place the night prior.
Bob talked to Chris Bianchi, a basketball coach at Franklin High, about young people getting involved in sports. Bob also quizzed Rylie Jayne on her knowledge of music from 1977.
Bob talked to Evangela "Van" Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen about her car being broken into last night. He also talked about RG&E.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. He also talked about Elon Musk, and more about a house that burned down in Rochester.
Bob talked to Gates police chief Rob Long about the rental cars that were stolen from Hertz. He also talked about a burned down building in Rochester, and more about the firefighters that were smoking marijuana.
Bob talked about the opioid/fentanyl epidemic, hunting, RSV, credit card debt, and the return of the Orion rocket.
Bob talked about landfills, firefighters who were caught smoking marijuana, rental cars being stolen, and the ability to listen to the radio in the car.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Buffalo Bills. Marvin Adams also joined Bob while reading one of his poems.
Bob talked with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Christopher Seaman about tonight's show of Handel's Messiah. He also talked to Rylie Jayne about her love of music. He also talked with Brian Manktelow, a New York State representative, about alternative energy.
Bob talked with Todd Hallidy about his Christmas plans. He talked with Brett Sobieraski, a retired member of the Rochester Police Department, about shirt sales taking place at the auditorium of public safety building in honour of fallen officer Tony Mazurkiewicz. He also talked with musician Greg Prevost about his upcoming book signing.
Bob talked about housing in Rochester. He talked to Laura Stradley, the executive director of the Veterans Outreach Centre, about Operation Comfort.
Bob talked to deputy Brendon Hurley about crime in Rochester. He also talked to congressman Joe Sempolinski about the release of Brittney Griner.
Bob talked to NY State Assymeblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about alternative energy sources. He also talked about an algorithm that was made to stop cops before they hurt themselves or others, the release of Brittney Griner, and the Police Accountability Board.
Bob talked more about the release of Brittney Griner, school busses/bus drivers, sports, and solar farms.
Bob read from his column about violence in Rochester, he also talked about porch pirates, and talked with callers about their Christmas traditions.
Bob talked about the ambulance/EMT shortage, the attempted murder of a judge, the Drudge Report, and armed robberies in the east end.
Bob talked about crows, the 13-year-old boys who brought a gun to school, moving out of Rochester, and a vigil for a 17-year-old who was shot and killed in Rochester.
Bob talked to meteorologist Kevin Williams about alternative energy sources and how effective they would be in New York State.
Bob talked about artificial intelligence, the push for electrification, and tolls and EZ Passes.
Bob read his column about Trump, and talked about a stabbing in Rochester. He talked to Jared Bailey about an incident on Friday where he stopped the vehicle of a diver having a medical emergency.
Bob talked about crimes against children in Rochester, Kirstie Alley's death, and the redistricting of Monroe County.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills game. He also talked about a woman who passed away after being assaulted.
Bob talked about Trump, affordable housing, a car accident that took place, and Elon Musk.
Bob talked about the election in Georgia. He also talked to Marvin Adams about his poems. He talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills game.
Bob talked about the woman who passed away after being assaulted, music, Malik Evans, and affordable housing.
Bob talked about same-sex couples, job opportunities in Rochester, the military, and Kanye West.
Bob talked about George Moses' sentencing, and the new pistol permit concealed carry laws.
Bob talked about dieting, Doug Emblidge retiring, WIll SMith returning to the spotlight, and mental illness.
Bob talked about a baby that passed away due to a drug overdose this summer, solar power, and homelessness.
Bob talked about the world cup, RG&E waiving late payment fees, and a car chase that was happening in Rochester.
Bob talked to Greg McCaffrey, the district attorney of Livingston County, about the officer who was accused of sexually assaulting a woman.
Bob talked about homeless shelters, the supreme court hearing, and Doug Emblidge's retirement.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills game. He also talked about the Palmyra police department.
Bob talked about China's Zero-Covid policy, changes happening in Canisteo, New York, and a threat on the Islamic centre.
Bob talked about Thanksgiving, college, the death penalty, and the hearing for Payton Gendron.
Bob talked about vandalism, the Kirk Ashton verdict, and people's attitude towards Mondays.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the Sports Director at channel 8, about the BIlls. He also talked about the 12-year-old boy killed in Rochester, and cooking with his children.
Bob talked about the shooting in Greece, running the Turkey Trot yesterday, and what to get for Christmas.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills. He also talked about hunting, and Thanksgiving.
Bob talked to Jack Denunzio about his experience in the Navel Academy. He also talked about newspapers, and pharmaceutical shortages.
Bob and his son Robbie talked about the World Cup, and what to get a teenager for Christmas.
Bob is joined by his son Robbie as they talk about Thanksgiving, and the ongoing issues with drugs in today's society.
Bob talked to George Conboy about crypto exchange. He also talked about the correlation between obesity and covid, and listened to the Richard Fierro interview about the CLub Q shooting.
Bob talked about the press conference where Malik Evans talked about the 12-year-old who was shot and killed in Rochester last night.
Bob talked to Bishop Jeffrey Marvin about the 12-year-old who was shot and killed in Rochester last night.
Bob talked with Sabrina LaMar, the President of Monroe County Legislature, about the 12-year-old boy who was shot and killed last night.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills. He also talked about long-term friendships, and cashless bail.
Bob talked about New York banning Native American mascots, the Grow NY competition, and how bail will be set in NY.
Bob talked about Trump being on Twitter, newspapers, advertisements, and an open letter about the Police Accountability Board.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills. Marvin Adams also read a poem for Bob.
Bob talked to Greg Prevost, the founding member of Chesterfield Kings, about his book. He also talked to Clay Harris, the founder of Uniting and Healing Through Hope, about Thanksgiving baskets.
Bob talked to trauma surgeon Dr. Mike Gestring about trauma and people being shot. He also talked to La'Ron Singletary about the election.
Bob talked about the police accountability board, Pelosi stepping down, and a bus driver hitting a man.
Bob talked to Ellen Brenner, co-owner of Fleet Feet, on a safety while running course being taught. He also talked about the police accountability board, and the passing of actor Robert Clary.
Bob talked to Clay Harris, the founder of Uniting and Healing Through Hope, about making Thanksgiving baskets. He also talked about hunting, the public defender's office, and de-carceration.
Bob talked about the Rochester school test scores, and purchasing ammunition through the mail.
Bob talked more about the Greece police officer who shot herself and two others. He also talked about the autopsy of a father and son that were found dead.
Bob talked about Trump's possible run for presidency for the 2024 election, and a woman getting mugged.
Bob talked with Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills. He also talked about a plane crash that took place in Dallas, TX.
Bob talked about an incident at Cornell University, a shooting at the corner of Hudson and Norton, and Trump's possible announcement to run for president in 2024.
Bob talked with Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills. He also talked to Marvin Adams who read some poems and spoke about being a veteran.
Bob talked with Larry Sharpe. He also talked about test scores in Rochester schools, and the Rochester city budget.
Bob talked to Mike Carrie about veterans day events taking place. He also talked about election results.
Bob talked about the 13-year-old girl raped in Irondequoit, the red wave VS the blue wall, Trump, and the election results with callers.
Bob talked about the cop not cooperation in the case of the 17-year-old who was killed in a car crash, and the bus driver driving drunk.
Bob talked about feeling forced to move out of NY after the election, counting ballots, and Elon Musk's mass firing at Twitter.
Bob talked about the election results, the student killed in East Rochester, and his opinions on Donald Trump.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills. Bob also talked about violence in Rochester and read his column.
Bob talked to La'Ron Singletary about his candidacy for house of representatives, Attorney Dan Strollo about red flag law, and Tracy DiFlorio about her candidacy for the NY State representatives.
Bob talked about political mail, the upcoming election, and a 4-year-old that was shot in Rochester.
Bob talked about the upcoming election, Fredrick Douglas' statue, and Biden's take on drilling oil.
Bob talked to Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the Bills. He also talked to Marvin Adams who read some poems.
Bob talked with his former producer Matt Wilson about the Celebrity Roast of John Welch.
Bob talked about the murders in Rochester. He also talked with callers about the upcoming election.
Bob talked about Antoine Paris being killed, the Democrat and Chronicle workers being on strike, and an 81-year-old who was raped in a nursing home.
Bob talked about Lee Zeldin, voting, the Golisano Institute, and a child with a gun at school.
Bob talked with Len Morrell, a candidate for the NY State Senate, about sex education for grades k-12. He also talked about early voting, as well as one-party rule.
Bob talked with Clay Harris from Uniting and Healing Through Hope about making Thanksgiving baskets.
Bob talked about voting, the Keith Walker murder, and read a letter from the Hilton school district.
Bob talked with Greece town supervisor Bill Reilich. He also talked with a caller about their experience of being shot.
Bob talked with Evangela 'Van' Stanley from People's Choice Kitchen about bail reform. He also talked about the new pink envelopes being mailed out.
Bob talked about the congress vote between Morelle and Singletary. He also talked about Todd Baxter.
Bob talked about the upcoming election, councilwoman Freeman, and also the side of beef he won in a raffle.
Bob talked about the upcoming election, and the Paul Pelosi attack. He also read his column about La'Ron Singletary.
Bob talked about inflation and the cost of living, Kathy Hochul, and La'Ron Singletary.
Bob talked with Thad Brown, the sports director at Chanel 8, about the Bills. He also talked more about the marathon he ran.
Bob talked about affirmative action, the attack on Paul Pelosi, abortion rights, and his experience running the Marine Corps marathon.
Bob talked to Thad Brown about the Bills game. He also talked with Monroe county sheriff Todd Baxter.
Marvin T. Adams shared his poetry with Bob. Bob also talked with New York State Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes about bail reform.
Bob talked about Paul Pelosi being assaulted in his own home. He also read Todd Baxter's letter.
Bob talked with Joe Chenelly, NYS assembly candidate, about veterans and Joe's time in the Marines.
Bob talked with Alison Esposito who is running for Lieutenant Governor of New York. He also talked about a body that was found in Conesus lake.
Bob talked with Jim VanBrederode, who is running for Senate. He also talked about the hospital bed shortage as well as the covid vaccine.
Bob talked with Michael Henry who is running for Rochester attorney general. He also talked on the panhandling issues happening in Rochester.
Bob talked about Kirk Ashton, and the Hilton school district. He also talked about abortions. As well as covid vaccine mandates.
Bob talked about the Hochul vs Zeldin debate. He also spoke on abortions in New York State.
Bob talked more about beekeeping. As well as more about the name change of Frontier field.
Bob talked about Dr.Oz running for Senate. He also spoke about his bee-keeping experience. He talked about trans youths as well.
Bob talked about the Webster student blackface incident. As well as the Hochul and Zeldin debate.
Bob talked about the Kirk Ashton situation. He also talked about Frontier field changing names.
Bob talked with Thad Brown, the sports director at channel 8, about the bills game. He also touched on the democratic vs republican stance on abortion.
In this hour Bob talks with Jason McElwain (A.K.A. J-Man), a public speaker and athlete. He also reminisces on the time he spent at the Hopi reservation.
In this hour, Bob talks about the spike in RSV cases in children. He also talks about the Webster students being called out for poor decision making.
Bob talked with WROC 8 Sports Director Thad Brown about the Buffalo Bills on the bye week. Bob also talked about how his email has been hacked.
Bob talked with Dr. Daniele Marino about a new study on Colonoscopy's. Bob also talked about the debates with politicians on TV.
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Bob talked with George Conboy Brighton Securities about an article about stock trades heading into the pandemic. Bob also talked with callers about his ear wax problems.
Bob talked about the student loan forgiveness and the US military. Bob also talked about Kyle Steinbach resigning from the county legislature.
Bob spoke with Michael Henry a candidate for Attorney General of New York. Bob also spoke with Laurajean Diekmann about Len Morrell.
Bob spoke with Investigator Mike Montagno about the large amount of thefts in our area and an arrest that has made. Bob also talked about the Kirk Ashton trial.
Bob spoke with John DeMarco about the release of David Jakybonis. Bob also talked about the disparity of pay among newspaper workers.
Bob talked about the large amount of thefts at stores and the reselling of the stolen items. Bob also talked about Raymond Moody the man who plead guilty to the death of Britaniee Drexel
Bob spoke with Joe Chenelly of AmVets and who is also running for NYS Assembly. Bob also talked about our country's oil reserves.
Bob spoke with Bruce Henderson about his newsiest book "Bridge to the Sun." Bob also talked about. Bob also spoke with Kristine Demo-Vasquez, candidate for judge.
Bob talked with Nick Stefanovic from Monroe County about Veterans Day. Bob also talked about money being spent on the ROC Airport.
Bob talked about the longevity of Joe Morelle and his current approval rating within his own party. Bob also shared some union choices for this years elections.
Bob talked about Photography and newspaper articles. Bob also took callers suggestions on desserts. .
Bob talked with Len Morrell, candidate for Senate. Bob also talked about an incident in Irondequoit involving the town supervisor and a town council member.
Bob Talked about marijuana smoking lounges that will become the norm soon. Bob also talked about the huge fire on Leighton Ave Sunday night.
Bob talked with callers about the race between Joe Morelle and La' Ron Singletary, Bob also talked about a street in Irondequoit named after Carmen Basilio.
Bob talked about a new survey about a third of Americans wanting the country to become socialist. Bob spoke with Captain David Abdoch of the Rochester Fire Department about last night's big fire.
Bob talked with WROC Sports Director Thad Brown about the Buffalo Bills win yesterday. Bob also talked about bail reform and the thefts happening daily.
Bob spoke with Ellen Brenner-Boutillier who was affected by the huge fire last night. Bob also talked about a shift in women voters in a new poll out.
Bob talked about a big fire in the city last night and it's impact. Bob also talked about the troubles at the PAB.
Bob spoke with WROC 8 Sports Director Thad Brown about the game at Kansas City. Bob also talked with the poet evangelist of Rochester, Marvin Adams.
Bob talked with RCSD Teachers Union President Adam Urbanski. Bob talked with John Anderson who operates a couple of online newspapers.
Bob talked about with Darel Givens a family court judge who is running for reelection. Bob also talked with Congress member Joe Sempolinski about what is happening in Washington these days.
Bob talked about registering to vote and the forthcoming elections. Bob also talked about Bob also talked with callers about the PAB.
Bob talked with Joe Pinion who is running against Chuck Schumer for a US Senate seat. Bob also talked with Holst from the DEC about fish in our area.
Bob talked about the turmoil within the PAB. Bob also talked about President Biden being upset with Saudi Arabia.
Bob talked about gender non conforming students and some stats related to it. Bob also talked about a Tik Tok scam investigated by the BBC
Bob talked with issues between the city and surrounding areas when it comes to ambulance services Bob also talked about his son who got a broken nose while playing soccer.
Bob talked about ambulance service in our area and some issues they are facing. Bob also talked about Attorney General James needing a court ruling on the stay of the new gun laws.
Bob talked about the issues at the PAB. Bob also talked about an oath new doctors had to take at the University of Minnesota.
Bob talked about Tulsi Gabbard changing her political affiliation. Bob talked with callers about voting in the upcoming elections.
Bob talked about the upcoming elections, particularly the race between Joe Morelle and La' Ron Singletary. Bob also talked about explicit books at the library in the Fairport School district.
Bob spoke with Thad Brown, Sports Director WROC 8 about the Buffalo Bills. Bob also talked with Nick Stefanovic.
Bob spoke about the ruling on the guns laws yesterday. Bob also talked with Jeremy Kappell, former weatherman at WHEC TV 10.
Bob talked about his son getting a broken nose in soccer. Bob also talked about Adam Bello addressing redistricting yesterday.
Bob talked about Keaira Hudson, a domestic violence victim who was shot dead in front of her children by her husband. Bob also talked about the demographics on abortions.
Bob spoke about the rights of the minority. Bob also talked with Clay Harris about supporting the stop the violence on North Clinton Ave.
Bob talked with Deputy David Wood about helping to save a life yesterday and finding two lost teenagers while on duty yesterday. Bob also spoke about the 25th congressional district race.
Bob spoke with Jason McGuire about the lawsuit against New York State about the new gun laws. Bob also talked with Michael Henry candidate for Attorney General.
Bob talked the the Kirk Ashton trial and latest developments. Bob also talked about democrat policies.
Bob talked about the gang warfare in our area. Bob also talked about over all crime in our area.
Bob about a chess cheater. Bob also talked about a couple of fishermen who got caught cheating. Bob also talked with callers about shoplifting.
Bob Spoke with Orlando Rivera a candidate for State Assembly. Bob also talked about interest rates and peoples ability to buy a home.
Bob spoke about the killing of Officer Mazurkiewicz and marijuana. Bob also talked about the Kirk Ashton trial. Bob also talked about the royals and a new documentary.
Bob talked about grade inflation in the RCSD. Bob also talked with several callers about the RCSD
Bob talked about the debate last night between Joe Morelle and La'Ron Singletary. Bob also talked the passing of Loretta Lynn.
Bob spoke with James Vazzana a candidate for Judge. Bob also talked about a new chip factory being built in central NY. Wham 1180 carried some live remarks on the Micron announcement.
Bob talked about a huge announcement coming to the central NY area. Bob also talk about the retired Greece police officer who was arrested on child porn charges over the weekend.
Bob talked with WROC 8 Sports Director Thad Brown about yesterdays Buffalo Bills game. Bob also talked with Captain John Peralta about the National Guard in Fla.
Bob talked about comments made by Senator Jeremy Cooney. Bob also talked about a report of grade inflation in the RCSD. Bob also talked with Bill O'Reilly.
Bob talked with William Pendley about working for both Former President Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump. Bob also talked about farmers and their land.
Bob talked about the coming debate between Joe Morelle and La' Ron Singletary. Bob also talked former Lovely Warren.
Bob spoke about a message from Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter infron of the state capitol. Bob also spoke with former Gates Police Chief James Van Brederode.
Bob talked about talked with Maroun Ajaka, a candidate for Supreme Court. Bob talked about the bombing in Beirut in 1983. He also spoke with a man who was there. and his tearful story.
Bob read a letter that Bob Duffy sent to politicians in Albany about crime issues in Rochester. Bob talked with WROC 8 Sports Director, Thad Brown about the buffalo Bills game this Sunday.
Bob talked about the positive steps taken yesterday on North Clinton Ave. Bob also talked about solar power and wind turbines.
Bob spoke about the little boy who was shot last on North Clinton Avenue. Bob also aired the Press Conference about last nights shooting.
Bob spoke about the little boy who was hit in gunfire last night on North Clinton Ave. Bob also talked about explicit books found at the Fairport Library.
Bob spoke about what he thinks is a positive step the mayor took against violence last night. Bob also spoke about the former mayor speaking at last nights County Legislature meeting.
Bob talked about division among civilizations. Bob also talked about Bob also talked about the different heritages in our area.
Bob talked with Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter about the death of RPD officer William Keith Booker. Bob also spoke about the recent deaths in the area.
Bob talked about how inflation is effecting everyone budget. Bob also spoke with Roman MIsula a candidate for state supreme court.
Bob talked about the verdict in the James Krauseneck trail and it's impact. Bob talked about the two men, one RFD and the other RPD that have recently passed.
Bob reacted to the verdict in the James Krauseneck murder trial. Bob also talked about a Facebook posting by former mayor Lovely Warren.
Bob spoke La'Ron Singletary about the loss of former RPD officer William Booker who was killed over the weekend. Bob also talked about Mayor Malik Evans press conferences.
Bob spoke with WROC News 8 Sports Director Thad Brown about the Buffalo Bills loss yesterday. Bob also talked about the funeral arraignments for fallen firefighter Elvis Reyes
Bob talked about the retired police officer shot dead over the weekend. Bob also talked about lawsuit against the new gun laws in new York State.
Bob talked with Joe Bucci Jr. from American Rock Salt about about a new law effecting his business. Bob also talked with callers about President Joe Biden's speech last night/ Bob also talked with Rochester's poet evangelist Marvin Adams.
Bob talked with Alex Tahou from Nick Tahou's about the new gun laws and the sign he has in his store window. Bob also talked about Robert Hendricks and Peter Schmidt from Jehovah Witness.
Bob talked with former Rochester Red Wings play by play announcer and WHAM 1180 broadcaster Gary Smith. Bob continued to talk with callers about the new gun laws.
Bob talked about the raid at former President Trump's Florida home. Bob also talked with caller about the new gun laws.
Bob continued to take calls on the new gun laws. Bob also spoke with Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter.
Bob talked about the new gun laws that took effect at midnight. Caller expressed their opinions as well.
Bob talked about new security measures at City Hall. Bob also talked about redistricting.
Bob talked about lactation rooms at city hall. Bob also talked about the documents removed from the White House by former President Trump.
Bob was flooded with phone calls about the new gun laws and the change that will take effect September.
Bob talked about the new gun laws about to take effect. Bob also talked with caller about their gun law questions.
Bob talked about the lack of lifeguards in the city. Bob also talked about possible charges against former President trump.
Bob Lonsberry is off today. The Financial Guys are filling in. Glenn & Mike talked about mandatory health care.
Bob Lonsberry is off today. The Financial Guys are filling in. Glenn & Mike take about international currency and investing. They also talked about tax breaks for corporations. They also talked about Student loan debt.
Bob Lonsberry is off today. The Financial Guys are filling in. Glenn and Mike talked about Governor Kathy Hochul and the rate of homelessness. They also talked about the need for more republican governors.
Bob Lonsberry is off today and the Financial Guys are filling inn. Glenn & Mike talked about people moving out of state. They also talked about loan forg9veness.
Bob talked with callers about the new gun laws Bob also talked about Bob also talked about the search by the military of it's recruits and there possessions.
Bob talked about bigotry and shared his column and commented on the Nicosia's press conference yesterday. Bob also talked about President Biden forgiving 10K in student loan debt.
Bob talked with New York State Republican Chair about his election win in the 23rd district primary last night. Bob also talked with Congress-Elect Joe Sempolinski who won the right to fill the reaming term for the vacancy left by Tom Reed.
Bob spoke with Assembly member Marjorie Byrnes about the new gun laws about to take effect next month. Bob also talked with Dr. Shaun Nelms of East High School about the death of student Jaquise Davis.
Bob talked about surprises in the primary results. Bob also talked about the Nicosia press conference yesterday.
Bob talked about a box truck stuck under a bridge and reminded people about the Erie Canal song. Bob also talked about Kathy Huchul saying Lee Zeldin is not a New Yorker.
Bob talked about the various races in today's primary races. He also talked about the fall election race between Joe Morelle and La Ron Singletary.
Bob talked about a new poll out on Lee Zeldin. Bob also talked about the primary races on Tuesday.
Bob talked with Ontario County DA about the student who brought a gun to Red Jacket High School. Bob talked about the appearance of the wife of slain RPD officer Anthony Mazierkowicz yesterday.
Talked about the violence over the weekend and the homicide county in the City. Bob also talked about a local judge and her track record.
Bob talked about Mrs Walgreen and her Yacht in town. Bob also talked about a loophole in the marijuana laws.
Bob spoke Mario Fratto, candidate for congress. He will be in a primary against Claudia Teeney later this month. Bob also talked with callers on their choice among all the candidates.
Bob talked about the forthcoming news from Dr. Nocosia on the party involving a fired Rochester Fire Department Captain. Bob also talked about some comments that Carl Paladino made yesterday.
Bob talked about the word "inmate" no longer used in New York. Bob talked about the 475 guns seized in the city of Rochester.
Bob spoke with attorney John DeMarco, who represents the man accused of assaulting Congressman Lee Zeldin. Bob also spoke with Ogden Police Chief Chris Mears about his move to the Spencerport School District.
Bob talked about off duty police officers not being allowed to carry their firearms to this years Great New York State Fair. Bob also talked about the possibility of Mark Assini possibly running for Monroe County Executive.
Talked with Assembly member Marjorie Byrnes about the recently passed gun laws. Bob also spoke with Rob Astorino, former Westchester County Executive about immigrants.
Bob talked about his bad luck over the weekend with lawnmowers. Bob also talked with Joe Simpelinski a candidate for congress.
Bob spoke with Joel Barkin from Turning Stone Casino about a hiring event. Bob also talked about how he believes that Nick Langworthy is the better candidate in the 23rd congressional district.
Bob talked about the protests this past weekend at the Cornerstone Church in Batavia. Bob also talked to Ahmed Mustafa about a water rescue yesterday.
Bob talked about the lack of a police contract. Bob also took calls on the funeral of officer Tony Mazurkiewicz. Bob also talked with Gates Police Chief Rob Long about an arrest over the weekend of a parolee.
Bob talked about the upcoming Puerto Rican Festival and the after party. Bob also talked about the speeches at officer Mazurkiewicz funeral and took opinions from callers.
Bob talked about WHAM 1180 delivering the news to you and communications with local government. Bob also shared his column, which is a tribute to his newsiest grandchildren.
Bob talked about Nancy Pelosi traveling to Taiwan and whether or not she should have gone. Bob also talked about the funeral last Monday for fallen police officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz.
Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter is guest hosting for Bob Lonsberry. Todd spoke with Taj, a young woman who has just come to America and is attending college locally. Todd also spoke with Trinni Ross, the US Attorney for WNY.
Bob spoke with David Kniess, Executive Producer and Director of the "Gift." Bob also spoke with Marvin, the poet evangelist of Rochester.
Bob spoke with the President of the Monroe County Legislature about the choice for public defender. Bob also talked about neighborhoods from years ago.
Bob talked about the violence in the city and what he heard while on the city streets. Bob also talked with Jack Novak, a retired firefighter, who served at the firehouse on Lyell Ave that was torn down last week.
Bob talked about the new tax package that just passed and how it affects you. Bob also talked about the attack on Lee Zeldin and the charges against the perpetrator
Bob spoke about the vandalism of La Ron Singletary political signs. Bob also sp0oke of the government looking into your social media posts.
Bob spoke with Senator Rob Ort who is calling for a special session in Albany Bob also spoke with Sheriff Tom Doherty of Livingston County. He is also the president of the Sheriff's Association about violence.
Bob talked with the Mayor of bath, NY, Michael Sweet about the policing on the concealed carry law in his town. Bob also spoke with Jim Mandelaro, former writer of the newspaper on his induction into the Rochester Red Wings Hall of Fame.
Bob talked about the attacker at the Lee Zeldin rally in Fairport and DA Sandra Doorley. Bob also talked with Monroe County legislator Paul Dondorfer on bail reform.
Bob spoke with Joe Chenelly, National Director of Am-Vets and a candidate for NYS Assembly on public safety. Bob also talked with Sheriff Todd Baxter about meetings with various leaders.
Bob talked with former Gates Police chief & former President of the Police Chief's Association, James Vanbrederode about the violence i our area and policing. Bob also shred the thoughts from his column on the shift in the policies of the Democrats.
Bob talked about the shootings in the city and the on going violence. Bob also spoke with Mercedes Vasquez Simmons of the Monroe County Legislature about the violence in her neighborhood.
Bob talked with Monroe Country Executive Adam Bello, and retired Rochester policeman Brett Sobieraki about the Rochester police shooting. Marvin Adams shares a poem. And Bob speaks to Ian Winner.
Bob talked with the president and CEO of the chamber of commerce Bob Duffy, and city council member Mike Patterson about the shooting that resulted in the death of a Rochester cop.
Bob talks to New York State Assembly Candidate Joe Chenelly and discusses the shooting death of a cop in Rochester further.
WHAM carried a portion of the live press conference by Mayor Malik Evans on the surge of violence in Rochester. Bob also talked with Rudy Rivera the CEO of Father Tracy Advocacy Center.
Bob talked with Jamison Grimes, an eagle scout from Henrietta who achieved all the merit badges. Bob also spoke with Andrew Giuliani about him speaking at an event tonight in Perinton.
Bob talked about balance in government and how we need checks and balances. Bob also talked about the separation of Dr. Lesli Myers Smalls and the RCSD.
Bob talked with City Council Person Jose Pio about last night's City Council meeting. Bob also talked about the EMT incident last week.
Bob spoke with the New York State republican Chair Nick Langworthy who is also running for office. Bob also spoke about a woman from Greece who has been missing since July 10th.
Bob talked about the recent violence in the city and the fatal shooting last night. Bob also talked about the travel expenses of Governor Kathy Hochul.
Bob talked with Pat Riely about the possibility of becoming the local chair of the Republican Party. Bob also talked to our newest I heart Rochester employee (Rylie)
Bob talked with David Dunning, the town Supervisor in Chili about the possibility of becoming the Chair of the local Republican Party. Bob also talked about the incident involving a police officer and an EMT and caller gave their opinions.
Bob talked about the canceling of the Reawaken America tour in Rochester. Bob also talked with Joe Pinion a candidate for US Senate. .
Bob talked about a democrat gathering tonight to choose their candiate for City Court Judge. he also spoke about the Republicans picking a new local chairperson.
Bob talked with Gates PD Chief Robert Long on an indigent that happened in gates yesterday. Bob also took calls about the incident being investigated within the Rochester Fire Department.
Bob talked about a disagreement between the Mayor and a TV r4eporter and the Mayor's relationship wit the media. Bob also commented on a news story about a young man who stopped an active shooter at a mall in Indiana.
Bob talked about an investigation inside the Rochester Fire Department involving an alleged race issue. Bob also talked about the filings of candidates and their financial disclosures.
Mayor Malik Evans joins Bob Lonsberry to proclaim "WHAM 1180 Day" on the 100th anniversary of WHAM-AM
Bob spoke with Livingston County Sheriff Tom Doherty about the recntly passed gun laws. Tom is also the President of the NYS Sheriff's Association.
Bob tlaked about the Chinese landing robots on the moon and our NASA program. Also bob carried the live press conference by Mayor Malik Evans naming a new police chief.
Bob talked about Boris Johnson resigning. He also talked about Speaker Pelosi vacationing in Italy.
Bob talked about the lack of focus by the City of Rochester in not naming a new Police of Chief.
Bob talked with Lois Aponte, a community advocate about the violence in Rochester and the shooting on N. Clinton Avenue at Baden St. He also talked about the city of Rochester not having a police chief.
Bob talked with Jerry Warner, President of Cooper Vision about their local expansion. Bob also talked about alcohol available in corner stores.
Bob talked about global warming with his opinions. He also talked with RPD Sgt. Joe Laiosa about the shooting incident on N. Clinton Ave at Baden St. over the weekend.
Bob talked about changing the oil in your car with callers input. Also talked with Doug Mc Avoy from Camelot Auto Shop about oil changes.
Bob talked about data from VA Hospitals showing that those who get sick with Covid, get more sick after. Bob also talked with County Legislator Shawn McCabe about restrictions at the Canadian border.
Bob talked about the federal government wanting to deny you a gun permit or take away your license because of your social media postings. Bob also talked about a car jacking at Frontier Field on Saturday
Bob talked about inflation and how things are costing us more. He also spoke with Chief Bob Long of the Gates PD about the shooting on Fox Run over the weekend.
Bob talked with senator Rob Ort who is Albany to vote on new gun legislation. Bob also spoke with Marvin Adams Rochester's poet evangelist.
Bob talked with Darnell Wilson who is receiving Carnegie Hero Medal Award for his life saving heroics at the People's Choice Kitchen.
Bob talked about comments President Biden made while in Spain. Also talked about Governor Hochul and the Extraordinary Session that did not happen.
Bob talked about the legislative session in Albany yesterday that never got underway. He also talked about Greenidge Generation and their facility in Seneca County
Bob talked with Brain Manktelow, NY State Assembly, 130th district about the Extraordinary Session in Albany.
Bob talked about the decision by the Supreme Court just released in favor of W. Virginia v. EPA. Bob also spoke with Senator Pam Helming about gun legislation voted on today in an extraordinary session.
Bob talked Jose Peo making an apology to Marl Lupien for comments that were made on Peo's podcast. Bob also talked about concealed and carry gun permits.
Bob talked about a couple of Supreme Court decisions due out today including W. Virginia v. EPA
Bob talks about immigration. and the want to allow immigrants to vote without being a citizen.
Bob talks to Joe Morelle and his opinions on the Supreme Courts decision. Bob talks about the new sheriff in Ontario county.
Bob reads his column on the supreme courts decision and discusses second amendment rights.
Bob talks to callers about Love Songs and about the Supreme Court's decision to strike down NY's carry gun law.
Bob discusses the Great Flood of 1972 in the southern tier and politicians imposing their will on you.
Bob talks to Alex and Nick Tahou from Nick Tahou's Hots (the Home of the Garbage Plate) about Andrew Guiliani and his father Rudy stopping in.
Bob discusses the Republican Debate in Rochester the night before and talks to Harry Wilson a candidate for Governor in the Republican Primary.
Bob speaks with La'Ron Singletary, a former Police Chief who is now running for Congress in NY's 25th Congressional District.
Bob talks to Congressman Joe Morelle, about his letter to the United States Attorney General asking for help with gun violence
Bob talks about the latest violence in the city involving a woman with a 4 year old. He also discusses the new Top Gun movie.
Bob discusses getting COVID twice, new construction downtown and the upcoming primaries.
Talked about an ordinance in Sodus Point. A man was arrested for having too many flower boxes in his yard
Bob speaks to Jae Kim who was arrested for sexual abuse. He also talks about kayaking and other opportunities in the area
Bob speaks to Republican Candidate for Governor Andrew Giuliani and Steve from Boy Scouts of America.
(11a) Bob shares thought on things to do with out spending money, Marvin Adams Shares a poem, Listeners on the Loose
(11a) Bob Talks about the Sexual abuse at a local Taekwondo academy, thoughts on Carl Paladino, Listeners on the Loose
(8a) Bob Shares thoughts on the gunfire at the Hill Cumorah site. Congress to go live on national TV tonight about the Jan 6th capital riot.
(11a) Bob On big business and elimination of jobs, Keith Williams sentencing, Listeners on the Loose
(10a) Connor Dwyer Reynolds Blog on the Police Accountability Board, The Seneca Park Zoo is allowing guests on public assistance admission for $1, Bob shares his thoughts and takes your calls.
(9a) Bob speaks to Jim Harden of Compass Care, thoughts on NY23 and Elise Stefanik. Bob's family getting a new kayak.
(8a) Bob on Rochester car jacking suspect, thoughts on PAB and Connor Dwyer Reynolds, Bob takes your calls.