Vintage Voorhees

Today's mostly political talk also includes a popular new Halloween costume and what happens in election season if I die.

Back-to-back days worth of Trumpdates!

David Zebolsky of Nebraskans Embracing Life says it doesn't go far enough.  Sarah Louise Peterson and Dan Witt contend it's what Nebraska needs right now.

And we didn't forget that chess controversy.  Huge news, and that's included (buried) here, too.

Because it's not just about Benson.  It's part of what's happening at several metro schools related to sports, socialization, and school pride.

More like "Sanctuary County," actually, and -- yes -- we are.  But also, no, we're not.  I try to clear all of this up here, as well as talk about the Sick Leave initiative on Nebraska's ballot and leave you with a Trumpdate.

Turns out, someone didn't heed his plea to erase this part of his lecture from the tape!  ReadLion.com executive editor Michael Ryan reports.

We talk about his book "Synergy of Influence," which -- much to my surprise -- is NOT what I described it to be on the radio earlier this week.

This Team Rubicon worker talks about where to start when it comes to providing relief after a hurricane.

Live from Israel, Ken tells Dave Nabity and me the wonderful and often scary realities of what it's like to live in that nation.

I sincerely apologize to Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer for turning his new book into a late-night Cinemax movie.  Of course, if I were REALLY sorry, I wouldn't have posted this podcast...

Today's batch contains the aromas of Sen. Ricketts, Trump spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, longshoremen, and more.

"The Problem with People" is not only the name of Paul Reiser's latest film, it's most voters' assessment of the state of politics these days.  But was that really what was on display during last night's debate?

Is Deb Fischer Der Fuhrer?