Steve starts off the final hour of Wednesday's show by recapping OOIDA's announcement concerning the small business relief package passed by the government. He and Ed then finish up a night of riddles and talk a bit more about the ongoing pandemic.

Steve and Ed continue their quest to find callers who can correctly guess the riddles of Ed. They also look at the economic impact of the pandemic, talk a little sports, and give some sanitation tips.

In Wednesday's third hour, Steve and Ed go back to the phones to see if callers can correctly guess Ed's riddles. They also talk about the political impact this pandemic has had, so far, and look at a few industry headlines.

Steve and Ed begin hour two with a personal story from Ed about the Motorkote All-Seal Stopleak, which is the product of the hour. They then discuss the CDC mulling whether to recommend people wear masks in public and if that really will do much of anything.

Steve begins Wednesday's show by detailing the national weather forecast. He then welcomes Ed Gibbs, Mr. Motorkote, on for some riddles and lubricant talk.

Steve begins Tuesday's final hour by detailing the traveler's forecast, including some possible severe weather in the South. He also looks at a few country music artists who have passed away due to contracting COVID-19 and further workforce effects from the pandemic.

Steve talks about some social effects from the "safe in place" orders now going on around the country, for Tuesday's fourth hour, as well as some other industry headlines and updated weather forecast.

During Tuesday's third hour, Steve looks at some more industry headlines, and updated national forecast, and some interesting stories about cruise ships attempting to return home.

For Tuesday's second hour, Steve takes a look at how this outbreak of COVID-19 is affecting the trucking industry, delves into some politics, and updates the national forecast.

Steve brings some updates about the outbreak of COVID-19, a few industry headlines, and the Traveler's Weather forecast, all in Tuesday's first hour.