On today's program, Tom discusses all things regarding ADHD/ADD. Have the times changed from then until now in schools including different 504 plans? Later on Tom discusses the controversy surrounding the Sumitomo Corporation. Sleeping on the job are we?? Taking time off for Bills games are we?? For live episodes, tune into NewsRadio 930 WBEN from 2pm-6pm Eastern.

On the show today, we pick up where we left off yesterday, talking about your obsessions, and to round out the program, Bauerle asks you, with abortions being one of the premier issues in this past election, why is abortion still such a big deal in 2024? With birth control being easily accessible and everyone knowing how babies are made, why is abortion still such a large and controversial issue?

Today on the program, we ask you what smells do you find to be the most foul, what odors can you simply not stand? And to round things out, what is your obsession? Is there anything you'd consider yourself obsessed with?

Kansas City's own, Jon Grayson fills in for Tom today! On the program, Jon discusses the controversial topic of the Georgia mom who was arrested after her 11-year-old walked one mile unsupervised into town. Later on, Jon interviews musicians Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Gary Hoey. Later on, Jon discusses the controversial "Michael Strahan hand-on-heart" topic, while David DeLugas with Parents USA joined to finish off the program to provide further information on the aforementioned Georgia story.

Today, we re-visit the topic of smart meters, as they made their way back into the news today with the announcement from National Grid of their two year smart meter deployment plan for Western New York customers. What has your experience been with the much maligned smart meters? Also, Bauerle spends some time talking about the Hamburg man who was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run in Tonawanda last night.

In continuing the coverage of the sudden closure of the Sumitomo Rubber plant in Tonawanda, we speak with Dave Wyse, who spent 25 years working at the plant and attended a rally this morning at Aqua Lane. Also, in the back half of the program, we re-visit the topic of the American diet and how the food we are eating is slowly poisoning us.

Dave Wyse, an employee of 25 years of the Sumitomo Rubber plant, joins the show to give an update on how he and his former coworkers are doing, and describing the rally that took place on Aqua Lane this morning.

Local workers are sunned by the sudden closure of the Sumitomo Rubber plant in Tonawanda, Over 1,500 are now without jobs. Todays program features extensive reaction and discussion about the plant closure.

"Blizzard Jay" shares his perspective on the Sumitomo Rubber Plant closure.

Today, we received the terrible news that the Sumitomo Rubber plant in Tonawanda closed it's doors, leaving in excess of 1,500 people without a job. Have you been impacted by this, whether you worked there yourself or had a family member that did? We also hear from David Bellavia and Robert Boreanaz on the matter.