Bauerle makes his return to the program and covers a number of topics, starting things out with getting a check on the weather from meteorologist Andy Parker as most of Western New York finds itself in a lake effect snow warning. With the Southtowns receiving the brunt of the snow so far, that begs the question, are you team Northtowns or Southtowns? Also, have you ever done something in life you thought you never would, perhaps at the urging of your significant other? And, to wrap things up, do you have to engage in 'thermostat wars' in your house?

Most of Western New York is in a lake effect snow warning, lasting until Thursday the 16th for Southern Erie, Wyoming Cattaraugus, and Chautauqua counties, and Tuesday the 14th for Northern Erie and Genesee counties. Meteorologist Andy Parker provides an update. Who will get the most snow, can we expect school closures, is there a warm up in sight, and how will this effect the Bills AFC Divisional playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens Sunday afternoon?

Today on the show, Beamer discusses Social Security, if you're still working, are you confident Social Security will still be around when your time to retire comes? Also, Beamer discusses Kathy Hochul's new proposal for free meals for NY students, and in light of Beamer recently driving away at the gas station with the pump still in his car, that spawns the question, what is your most embarrassing public moment?

Today on the program, we continue with one of yesterday's topic, the national day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, as he was laid to rest today, and the government effectively shut down for the day. Sticking on the topic of Presidents, how would you rank the Presidents of your lifetime? Also, we continue to follow the wildfires tearing through California and get an update from Jon Baird of KNX 1070 NewsRadio in Los Angeles.

On the show today, Beamer talks about the previously unheard of decision by Erie County to close all county offices tomorrow, January 9th, to honor the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter, and Erie County Legislator Lindsay Lorigo chimes in on this. We also talk about the possibility of nuclear power potentially coming to a crypto mining plant in North Tonawanda, and get an update on the wildfires currently ravaging Los Angeles from reporter Emily Valdez of our sister station, KNX 1070 NewsRadio in Los Angeles.

Erie County Legislator Lindsay Lorigo joins the show to discuss the previously unprecedented decision made by the County Executive to close all Erie County offices tomorrow, January 9th, to 'honor the life and legacy' of the now late former President Jimmy Carter.

Reporter Emily Valdez of our sister station, KNX 1070 NewsRadio in Los Angeles joins the show to give us an update on the wildfires currently sweeping through Los Angeles, particularly the Eaton Fire.

Today on the program, Beamer talks New York State taxes, Schumer denying President Biden's cognitive decline, working from home, with companies like JPMorgan Chase beginning to prod their employees to go back to work, has your company done the same to you or tried to incentivize employees to come back to the office? And, is there a song that the live version is better than the studio recording?

Beamer is back in for Bauerle, and talks about another fixture of Allentown going up in flames over the weekend, Mulligan's Brick Bar, and the push to try and preserve the building's facade. Also, Beamer talks about congestion pricing going into effect today.

We start out the program today getting a weather update from Andy Parker, and the remainder of the time is spent on the U.S. Surgeon General, after that call to include a warning label on alcohol warning of an increased cancer risk. Even if they did, would that change the amount you drink?