Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro joins the show to discuss several Wegmans locations in New York City tracking shopper's biometric identifier information, where he stands on it, some of the legalities surrounding it, and we take many of your phone calls in what turns into an impromptu town hall on the matter.

Recently, a few signs popped up in some New York City Wegmans alerting shoppers that their personally-identifying biometric data would be collected while they shop at those locations. Cybersecurity expert Arun Vishwanath joins the show to provide more insight on this, what exactly is biometric data, what can it be used for, and more.

Joe Beamer is in for Bauerle and today, we discuss the minimum wage rising to $17/hr in New York City in Long Island and $16/hr in the rest of the state, we talk the status of New York State Republicans and whether they can challenge New York State Democrats which stemmed from a discussion about New York State wanting 100% of new vehicles sold to be zero emissions by 2035, yet the Governor still travels around in a fleet of non-electric vehicles, Tim Walz' press conference today addressing his decision to not seek another term as Minnesota Governor and January 6th, and more.

Over the weekend, the United States conducted a successful military operation the resulted in the ouster of Nicolas Maduro as President of Venezuela. Do you support this move by President Trump?

Trevor 'Rush Hour' Hauer and Joe Cali are in for Bauerle on today's episode, and with Sunday set to be the final regular season game ever contested at Rich Stadium/Ralph Wilson Stadium/New Era Field, whatever you'd like to call it, and this game could also quite possibly be the last game contested at that building period, they're looking back and asking what are your favorite memories from that stadium? Whether it's Bills related, a concert, whatever the case may be? As we bid the stadium adieu, what are your favorite memories?

Trevor 'Rush Hour' Hauer fills in for Bauerle today and keeps you up to date on all the weather happenings in Western New York as much of the region deals with persistent snowfall, we hear from Meteorologist Andy Parker and Elizabeth Carey of AAA, and your calls as well. Also, with it being December 31st, we also talk New Year's Resolutions, and more regarding the new year.

On the show today we have a number of guests to examine the various angles of yesterday's storm, including Meteorologist Andy Parker on the weather angle, Phil Nanula of Essex Homes Of WNY to discuss the electric side of things, Patti Meckes and Rich Davenport of CAWTILE to discuss why wind turbines in Lake Erie is a bad idea, especially if placed in a storm like yesterday's, and Steve Esler of AJs Tree Service discussing the impact on trees and what you can do to make sure your trees don't end up in your living room or driver's seat next time we have a storm like yesterday's.

On the show today, we continue to track the severe weather across Western New York, which has seen wind gusts approaching 80 MPH, coupled with snow making for poor visibility, among other inconveniences. We hear from Meteorologist Andy Parker, Elizabeth Carey of the AAA, Russ Stark, Deputy Director of Aviation for the NFTA, Lynne Dixon of the Hamburg Town Board, North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec, and you.

Stefan Mychajliw is in for Bauerle and we continue to keep you up to date on the freezing rain in Western New York, we hear from Helen Tederous of the NFTA, Town of Lancaster Highway Superintendent John Pilato, and we take your calls as well.

John Pilato, the Town of Lancaster Highway Superintendent joins the show to discuss what the weather situation looks like in Lancaster right now, how they plan to address it moving into tonight and tomorrow, the importance of staying home unless you absolutely have to leave the house, and more.