Bauerle

In the first half to today's program, Bauerle talks 'Cabrini', have you seen it? If so, did you love it, did you hate it, what would you rate it? Were you an extra in it (like Tom, although he didn't make the final cut) or did you know someone who was an extra in it?

Also, today is National Certified Nurses Day, so Bauerle wants to hear from nurses, what was the process like becoming a nurse, and what things can people do to make their lives easier?

Bauerle continues with the story of Albert the alligator in today's program, including an interview with Tony Cavallaro, the owner of Albert, as well as your calls. What should justice look like in this situation?

The owner of Albert the alligator, Tony Cavallaro, joins the program to discuss what life has been like for him since the confiscation of his pet alligator Albert, the rumors about Albert's health, and even answer your calls with any questions/comments you have for him on the matter.

Today's installation of the program revolves around the tale of 'Albert the alligator', a 34-year old, 750-pound reptile who was confiscated from his owner Tony's residence in Hamburg on Wednesday. Should Albert have been taken from his residence in the first place and should he be returned?

There was a new wrinkle added to the Hamburg School District layoff situation today, as students staged a walkout today in response to the layoffs. We talk about this today on the program, even hearing from some students who participated in the walkouts.

Ken Chase of Conservative Tours joins the show to discuss more of what's on the itinerary for Bauerle's trip to Germany coming up in early September.

Bauerle makes his long awaited return and takes your calls on the layoffs in the Hamburg School District. What do you make of these? Also, were you at last night's board meeting?

Today's program is very education-centric. Beginning with the layoffs of 16 teachers in the Hamburg School District, what do you make of this? And general, how has education changed over the years? Also, hear from Steven Nurkin of Roswell Park about the rise of cancer diagnoses in young adults.

With today marking the four year anniversary (roughly) of when the COVID lockdowns began, Beamer does a little re-visiting of that time. Also, in the second half of the program, he talks location sharing in relationships, is it practical, romantic, or controlling?

To start out the show, Claudia Tenney joins Beamer to give her thoughts on last night's State of the Union address, and he takes your thoughts as well. In addition to that, what are your stories of incomplete home or auto repairs, and have you ever learned to fix anything yourself by simply watching a tutorial video on YouTube?