Steve begins Tuesday''s third hour by breaking down your night skywatching opportunities over the next few days. He also talks about a study linking social media with the addiction of shaming other people, a little about the state of masks here in July 2020, and getting to the moon by 2024.
Steve opens up Tuesday's show by looking at the ongoing heatwave up and down the east coast. He also talks about a few industry headlines, some interesting safety guidelines from the FMCSA, and KFC's plan to print chicken.
Steve begins Monday's final hour by looking at some parts of the country about to endure more high temperatures on Monday. He also talks about a story of a Tesla on autopilot that crashed, the Moving Forward Act, and
Steve opens up Monday's penultimate hour by detailing a story on the closest images we have ever had of the surface of the sun. He also looks at the story of a renegade truck driver who was arrested Saturday, in Cincinnati. and the story of a ship that shouldn't have had positive COVID-19 positive tests, but they did.
Steve begins Monday's second hour with a look at storms that popped up around the Tri-State on Sunday and what parts of the country may see some storms on Monday. He then informs you, the listener, of the new direction the show will be taking. He also talks about some industry headlines before finishing ou the hour.
Steve begins Monday's second hour with a look at storms that popped up around the Tri-State on Sunday and what parts of the country may see some storms on Monday. He then informs you, the listener, of the new direction the show will be taking. He also talks about some industry headlines before finishing ou the hour.