Steve updates the Traveler's Forecast to begin Hump Day's penultimate hour before continuing to unpack possible Vice President candidates for Joe Biden. He talks about a story about a trucker who was glad to be armed and General Motor ramping pickup truck production back up.

Steve looks at some stellar observances you will be able to take advantage of to begin Wednesday's middle hour. He also delves into the possible VP candidate for Joe Biden, the Democratic National Convention, and a bit about Hertz Rental car's plan to stay afloat.

Steve updates the Traveler's Forecast to begin Wednesday's second hour. He also talks a bit about an article suggesting what truck drivers should do if they encounter a protest, some concerning packages of unknown seeds that people are receiving.

Steve begins Wednesday's show with a bit about the Cincinnati Reds and a look at the Traveler's Forecast for around the country. He also talks about the ongoing concern around hacked ELDs and Dr Fauci's baseball card.

Sterling talks with Tom Balzer about trucking in Ohio and also looks at some traffic reports, weather, sports, and more.

Sterling begins Tuesday's penultimate hour with an interesting story from a caller. He also talks about some weather around the country and a little sports.

Sterling begins Tuesday's second hour with a chat with John Goehrke about the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame and the Rolling Stones. He then opens up the phones for some stories about detours and wrong turns.

Sterling opens Tuesday's show after the late Reds finish by asking about long detours truckers may have had to take and asks for callers to give examples. He also talks with Tom Balzer about some issues within the trucking industry.

Sterling finishes off Monday's show with a little story about a woman who lost her prosthetic leg in a lake, some sports scores, and puts a bow on his conversation surrounding a trucker's life.

Sterling continues the discussion of trucker lifestyles and how the benefit each trucker. He also looks at the weather forecast, around the country, and some sports.