If you've listened to this show with any regularity over the past few years or so, you may have heard the shows railing against the placement of wind turbines in Lake Erie, Again today, we touch on wind turbines, of the land based variety. President Trump has been outspoken against wind turbines, saying they are 'driving the whales crazy', how do you feel about land based wind turbines. Also, we follow up on the new bike lanes that were recently painted on Sheridan Drive with Town of Tonawanda Supervisor Joe Emminger.

We did a show on Friday about the new bike lanes on Sheridan Drive that were recently painted despite the fact that neither Emminger or the town board were in favor of these bike lanes being there. Town of Tonawanda Supervisor Joe Emminger joins the show for a follow up on these bike lanes.

On the show today, we talk about the new bike lanes or Sheridan Drive, which have drawn the ire of Supervisor Joe Emminger who says he and the town board didn't ask for or approve this, and has caused confusion amongst motorists. We discuss that, as well as the recent brawl in Cincinnati, which if it wasn't controversial enough, a council member poured fuel on the fire by saying those who were attacked were 'begging for it'.

On the show today, prompted by some recent comments by HHS secretary Robert Kennedy Jr on the topic, we discuss autism. 30, 40, 50 years ago, autism cases were few and far between, now, it seems like the majority of children are afflicted with the disorder. Have you been touched by autism, do you have an autistic child? If so, what do you believe caused it?

There has been some talk recently about Canadians boycotting America or American products with the tariffs and 51st state talk, so we settle things here on this program. Canadians, Americans, how do you feel toward one another? Are you boycotting each other?

After shamelessly stealing the topic from Joe Beamer, we talk about the proposed expansion of the Metro Rail out to UB North Campus. The project probably wouldn't be completed until 2032 at the earliest, and would cost upwards of $1 billion, not even figuring in the inevitable cost overruns. Even if you're a fan of public transit, is this even worth it?

Shortly after 1 p.m. Tuesday, a pedestrian was injured after being struck in the head by a brick that is believed to have fallen fro around the 13th floor of the Liberty Building in downtown Buffalo. WBEn's Brayton Wilson was on the scene and joined the program to provide the latest info on that.

Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews recently said the country is moving towards President Trump, despite polls that have indicated the opposite. Do you agree with Matthews, do you even believe the polls anymore? Also discussed today, illegal immigration, do you think all illegals should be deported? Also, there was a stabbing at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan over the weekend, and it was brought to a stop by an armed citizen conceal carrying. Do you conceal carry? How often?

Western New York will be entrenched in some extreme heat to begin the week, with temperatures being in the 90-100 Fahrenheit range and the heat index being in that range as well lasting through Wednesday. Meteorologist And Parker joins us to discuss this and give us a general look at the forecast as well.

Today, we focus on the electrification of New York State as a judge recently backed New York State's ban on gas hookups starting in 2026 for new builds. Also, the state recently committed $200 million to fund zero emission, or electric, school buses. Clearly, the state is going all in on the electric push. What are your thoughts on this, is this a giant disaster in the making?