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Mike Allen rants about the latest news and takes your calls. Janice Hisle, E-Poch Times, talks with five people convicted on charges stemming from January 6th and how it has impacted them today. Christopher Smitherman joins the show to discuss the city of Cincinnati.

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Gary Jeff is back with your Saturday Morning cartoons! The usual cast of characters join the show. Tune in!

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Vivek Ramaswamy discusses how we would fund conservation efforts if elected as Governor of Ohio. Chip Hart has all your tips and tricks on the water and in the woods. Tune in!

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Sterling talks with Kevin Carr about new movie releases and takes your calls.

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Mike Petraglia fills in for Lance and talks with Miami Redhawks basketball coach Travis Steele, Marshall Kramsky, Alex Frank, and more.

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Eddie and Jason talk with Richard Skinner, John Matarese, Dan Varroney, Jerry Joyner, and more on 700 WLW!

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Willie talks with Xavier Walton about protesting in a church. Also Jay Green explains if your doctor's skin color affects your care. Finally James Hirson debates if another civil war is coming.

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Does the color of your doctor's skin dictate the quality of your treatment? Willie talks with Jay Green about the results of this study, and if there is any truth to this theory.

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Scott talks with Doug Kelly, CEO of American Edge Project about restoring American dominance in tech. Also Allyson West breaks down some big news in Mariemont. Finally George Reul explains while your speech might be protected from prosecution, it is not from your boss.

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How far does the 1st Amendment protect you? A USPS worker found out the hard way, that while you are free to express your feelings, you can't at the expense of you employer. Employment lawyer George Reul explains how all this works.

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