Vintage Voorhees

How long is this uncertainty going to last, how much will it cost, how much patience do we have to deal with it, and what does Sen. Deb Fischer think?  We attempt to answer all of these questions today.

I know you think everyone wants to see this.  They don't.  And, they won't let you be mayor anymore.

"Johnny Ringo" talks with us about his "Huckleberry"

Since those unelected war criminals cut our funding to build more targets (I mean, "Teslas"), we need to raise a lot of money to keep this valuable broadcasting on the air!  [Airdate: April 1st, 2025]

Honestly, it was a lesson I already knew, but I don't like re-learning it.

Just shake your Trump, it's time for a Trumpdate!

A downtown business owner joined me on the radio last week to complain about the repeat criminal offenders within Omaha's homeless population, and the city's lack of appropriate response.  Police Chief Todd Schmaderer joined me this morning to discuss.

A large number of large payments went out from the Biden Administration after the election to NGOs like Lutheran Family Services.  LFS of Nebraska was one recipient, raising questions from Elon Musk and DOGE, which cut off payments.  I talk about this with LFS-NE CEO Chris Tonniges.

From the protesters at the Kid Rock concert to the co-author of a new book about Johnny Carson -- and that's just the first half of today's show!

Kirt Trivedi owns several hotel and apartment buildings downtown, and has watched Omaha's homeless community get larger and more dangerous over the years.

Yes, I understand the double meaning of that title!  But it's all in fun, as is my conversation with "Huge D" Jeremy Aspen, the lifelong Republican who tells us why he registered yesterday as a Democrat.  After that interesting conversation, Lucy and I turn our attention to other matters, like a strange arrest finally made in Bennington, the JFK files, the Trump-Putin call, and more.

Quite a weekend for the Trump Administration and those trying to stop them.  We discuss before turning our attention to Omaha's ridiculous ranking among the best cities for St. Patrick's Day.

All I wanted to do five years ago today was watch the second half of the Creighton game.  But noooooooooooo.

We talk to the legendary Dion DiMucci about his hits (and the impact they've had on girls named Sue), his faith, and his new book ("Dion: The Rock & Roll Philosopher").

Would you let your senior (high school or retirement community) play this game?  Lucy "Big But" Chapman wouldn't.  We bicker about that before turning our attention to major foreign affairs issues (not Ukraine or the Middle East; "misgendering" someone), the Omaha mayoral race, and more.