Bauerle

With today being Columbus Day, or Indigenous Peoples' Day, the hotly contested debate of what to call it is reignited. Where are you on this, do you have a feeling one way or the other of how the day should be called?

Also, in the final hour of the program, after spotting a car seemingly painted in politically themed bumper stickers over the weekend, Bauerle wants to know from you if you've got any politically themed bumper stickers on your car, if so, why? Do you think you're changing anyone's mind who sees them on your car?

On today's very health-centric edition of the show, we pick up where we left off regarding the 66% increase in heart attacks among Americans aged 18-44, have you or someone you've known suffered a heart attack in that range?

Also, with October being Breast Cancer Awareness month, Bauerle asks you, have you been touched by breast cancer? Whether that be having it yourself on knowing someone who has had it.

On today's program, Tom was joined by guest meteorologist Andy Parker and former member of the City of Buffalo fire department, Tom Bunk to recap the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. Later on in the program, Tom discussed the increase in numbers of young people developing heart problems/heart attacks. What's the cause? Could it be the mandatory COVID vaccine? Is it all a coincidence? What do you think?

Today's program begins with more updates on Hurricane Milton from meteorologist Andy Parker as well as former member of the City of Buffalo Fire Department, Tom Bunk, who is right outside of Bradenton. And to close things out on a lighter note, a survey found 23% of iPhone users said finding out a potential love interest is an Android user would be a deal breaker. Is it for you? What are some of the biggest deal breakers for you?

Tom Bunk, a retired member of the City of Buffalo Fire Department and current Floridian, joins the show, to provide an update and some insight on what is taking place on Florida's west coast, as he is hunkered down just outside of Bradenton awaiting Hurricane Milton.

Andy Parker returns to the program to provide updates on Hurricane Milton. We talk about the likelihood of the storm steering clear of Tampa, which areas will take the brunt of the force, and answering any questions you may have.

On the program today, with Hurricane Milton set to hit Florida shortly, we ask you, have you considered moving to Florida, or are you a 'snowbird' and have already done so? Do you have any regrets about doing so? Also, we have special guest appearances from both Andy Parker and Mike Lomas of 'The Financial Guys' discussing the Hurricane from a meteorological perspective and the financial implications if you're considering a move to Florida, respectively.

Mike Lomas of 'The Financial Guys' joins the program to round out the discussion of whether you've considered moving to Florida, going over some of the financial implications you may face if you're considering living in Florida or live there, as well as answer any questions you may have.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins us to kick off the program talking about Hurricane Milton as the state of Florida braces for it's arrival, and gives you everything you need to know, which areas will be the most severely impacted, the general timeline of what is going to happen and when, and more.

Today, we begin by talking about a recent survey which found more people have reported being instantly connected to their pets than their significant others. Did that happen with you?

Also, on a far more dubious note, a recent study found that the number of heart attacks suffered by Americans aged 18-44 have increased 66% over the past four years. Why do you think that is? Is it because the quality of our food is poor and many of our diets are poor? Drug use? COVID and the vaccine? Where is this increase coming from?