Vintage Voorhees

The Omaha area "only" got EF-3s Friday.  Mayor Stothert is using a cane.  Gov. Noem will kill any animal in sight.  These are broken sentences meant to signify what we talked about on today's show.

Easier said than done, but that's exactly what's being done in neighborhoods and towns across the area following Friday's storms.

I talk with Nebraska's 2nd District Congressman about foreign defense spending, Trump and Biden, and a lot more ahead of his May 14th primary challenge.

After sailing away with Philly Ocean of Yachtley Crew ahead of their upcoming show at the Steelhouse, I talk with one of the neighbors who said this gang and guns party near 190th and Giles the other night is not an isolated incident.

Today's batch smells like pot, the Rock Hall, Lucy's armpits, and so much more.

Meet your headline at the Funny Bone this weekend: Aaron Weber of the "Nateland" podcast with Nate Bargatze.

Dee Dee Gatson of Q.U.E.E.N.S Butterfly House works with previously incarcerated women like herself, and has been hoping for this action by the Unicameral -- even if she won't benefit from it for several years.

I hear that kind of thing is frowned upon.

There's still a lot of dead horse to beat with this story of the substitute teacher, and I'm just the horrible man to do it.  (That's not all we talked about.)

Sarah and Dan present their problems with a petition drive that would create a state constitutional amendment on a women's right to choose.  After a lot of great conversation about that, I move on to the REAL outrages in society: Girls in star-spangled outfits, CBS cutting off the Piano Man, and more.

After laughing at Sheila Jackson Lee doubling down on dumb, we get the breaking news that The Juice has died ... which ended up being part of our conversation with Larry the Cable Guy.

Gov. Pillen responds to last night's rally by Charlie Kirk, the Daily Wire responds to the Unicameral's failure to keep men out of women's locker rooms, and I respond to the response of Wall Street to the inflation numbers.  I hope you respond to today's podcast.  Has anyone seen my thesaurus?

I review the eclipse before discussing Nebraska's Electoral College irregularity with Matt Barros of Nebraska Freedom Coalition (and, later, Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA).  Retired Omaha police officer Paul Milone also joins me on today's show to discuss his years working with the local SWAT team, chronicled in his new book, "Ram One."

Every now and then during today's lead-up to the Total Eclipse of the (Heart) Sun, I talk about the failed attempt to keep guys out of girls' locker rooms in Nebraska, Trump allegedly pressuring a Nebraska state senator, and a big gun control debate happening this week featuring Spike Cohen (who joins us for the discussion).  And, of course, a lot of jibber-jabber about the eclipse ... and Sir Mix-a-Lot songs.

Ten years after starting a political wildfire that some say burned Lee Terry, Dan Frei is back to take on Don Bacon.