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Ken Chase of Conservative Tours joins the show to discuss some of the itinerary items for the upcoming WBEN listener trip to Italy this summer.

On the show today, we talk vinyl versus CDs versus streaming, what does Buffalo need to keep the people that visit, and the USS Croaker and USS The Sullivans, two vessels in the Buffalo Naval Park that are causing some environmental hazards, as a pinhole was discovered on one of the USS Croaker's fuel tanks and water incursion was discovered on the USS The Sullivans. What should be done with these vessels?

Former Erie County District Attorney John Flynn joins the show to discuss the case of Chad Campbell, who, if you're unfamiliar, was convicted of killing a teenage classmate and an infant the classmate was babysitting in Wayne County in the 1990s. Fast forward to present day, not only was Campbell paroled, he was released to a structured community-based residential program in Erie County, prompting local to speak out against his release. We get analysis from John Flynn and take your thoughts as well.

Many of us take untold thousands of photos on our devices only for them to collect dust in our camera rolls until we run out of storage space. How do you store your digital photos? Also today, we hear from meteorologist Andy Parker and Chase Tomaro of AJs Tree Service.

Winter can be rather arduous not just for us, but for our trees. Chase Tomaro of AJs Tree Service joins the show to discuss the dangers of trying to remove a tree yourself, the signs your tree may need to be removed, and more.

We're not out of the woods yet in Western New York as far as winter weather is concerned, meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to give us the most up to date forecast and answer and of your questions, whether it's a travel question or general weather question.

For all the women who listen to the program, when you go on a date, do you expect the man to pay for everything? And men, how do you feel about this?

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz recently said he would veto any bill that came across his desk proposing youth hunting in Erie County, and the county is one of two counties in the state that has opted out of a DEC program that would allow a 12 or 13-year-old to go out with a licensed adult hunter to be out in the field and learn gun safety for the type of animals they are hunting. What are your thoughts on this? Should 12 and 13-year-olds be allowed to hunt? Joining us to talk on this topic are Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro and Jack Coad of the Erie County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Also, Western New York will be experiencing some high winds and wintry weather over the next day or so, Andy Parker joins the show with the latest on that.

Frank Todaro, member of the Erie County Legislature joins the show to discuss the promise of Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz to veto any bill that comes across his desk that proposes youth hunting in Erie County.

These days, it seems like many adults are acting more like toddlers than actual adults. Given that, have you ever witnessed an adult meltdown in public? Also, we discuss brushes with impaired drivers, what will a U.S. victory in Iran look like, and more.