Where might it rain, this Father's Day weekend? Steve takes a look at that and some industry headlines to begin the third hour of Thursday's show. He also continues to discuss the situation in Atlanta and defunding the police.
Steve looks at the upcoming Father's Day weekend forecast and what your plans may look like outside. He then continues discussing the effects of various protests and racial unrest around the country like the discontinuation of the Aunt Jemima Brand.
Steve opens up the show with a look at Thursday's weather and some industry headlines. He then launches into a theme that will carry over the entirety of Thursday's show, talking about Atlanta and the situation with the police officer charged with 11 counts, including murder, over the death of Rayshard Brooks.
Steve finishes up Wednesday's show with one final update on the forecast, some talk about the possibility of a "second wave" of COVID-19, and a look at the ongoing movements to try and defund police across the country.
Steve pivots the conversation to COVID-19 and the lies that have been told. He also looks at another supposed treatment and looks at some rise in cases, across the country.
Steve details some areas of the country that have seen lower than normal temperatures, as of late, and what the next few days looks like there. He also continues the discussion about policing in America,
Steve looks at some storms that could affect your Wednesday, in the north-central part of the country, to begin the second hour and then continues detailing police defunding proposals. He also looks at what a policeman can expect, by way of compensation.
Steve opens the Wednesday show with a look at the national weather and a breakdown of a transportation bill amendment that OOIDA vehemently opposes. He also dives into the idea of defunding police and how Washington is approaching it.
Steve begins Tuesday's final hour by looking at a disturbing story from within the Capital Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle. He then wonders about where NASCAR goes from here, looks at some industry headlines, and a little COVID-19 news.