Today on Another Side of Midnight, Curtis tries to downplay the no-hitter achieved by the New York Mets. Curtis offers his opinion on Mayor Adams directive that cops not use their cell phones. Curtis also reflects back to his Catholic school years, specifically the disciplinary tactics of the nuns.

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Today on Another Side of Midnight, Curtis discusses the rise in crime since Mayor Adams has been in office. Curtis also criticizes the plan to grow marijuana on rooftops.

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Today on Another Side of Midnight, Curtis discusses the legalization of marijuana, and the schedule for shops to open in New York City. He also explains the dangers that could come with Mayor Adam's vision of where the marijuana will be cultivated. Curtis also talks about a wild theory of Mike Tyson on the leisure time activities of the wealthy.

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Today on Another Side of Midnight, Curtis talks about the "Miracle Weed" in New Jersey, and expresses his doubts about the "Miracle" part of it. Curtis also dives into the defamation lawsuit that Johnny Depp is bringing against his ex-wife, Amber Heard.

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Today on Another Side of Midnight, Curtis talks about all of traditions that came with Easter when he was a child. He covers clothes, food and even fun activities that his whole family used to participate in, Curtis also voices his amazement at the amount of time it took NYPD to catch Frank James, given that he wasn't hiding, and he called them.

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Today on Another Side of Midnight With Curtis Sliwa, Curtis takes a trip down memory lane as he talks about his favorite childhood television shows. Curtis also gives his take on the capture of the "Subway Shooter".

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Today on Another Side Of Midnight, Curtis teleports us back to New York in 1969. He reminisces about the Palladium and the musical acts that graced its stage once upon a time. Curtis also covers the story of Marceline Harvey, an eighty-three year old, transgender, serial killer.

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