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Today Beamer talks about the recommended raises for certain Erie County officials, the Amherst assessments, tonight's State of the Union address, and what weird food/drink combos do you enjoy?
Beamer in again for Bauerle, talks a little politics in more ways than one, now that Super Tuesday has come and go, what is the most important issue on the ballot for you? And what advice would you give for people who are tired of talking politics? Also, he talks about a study that touches on the environmental impact of EVs, and where are potholes the worst in WNY?
Joe Beamer, filling in for Bauerle talks with meteorologist Aaron Mentkowski about the unseasonably warm weather we've experienced this week, 'Cabrini' casting director Frank Rossi ahead of the release of the film on Friday, and Tim Collins of the Buffalo Eclipse Consortium, while also taking your phone calls. Where are some of the best places you could take in the eclipse in Buffalo, and on this Super Tuesday, what's on the ballot for you this year, and have you decided who you're voting for?
Tim Collins of the Buffalo Eclipse Consortium joins the program with Beamer to talk as we draw closer to the total solar eclipse on April 8th.
Frank Rossi, the casting director for 'Cabrini' joins the show with Beamer to talk about the movie ahead of release on Friday, and will we be able to spot Bauerle in the film as an extra?
Joe Beamer, filling in for Bauerle today, brings on meteorologist Aaron Mentkowski of WKBW to talk about some of the record high temperatures we've seen already this week which begs the question, is winter in WNY done already?
Today's Topic deals with real estate reassessments in the town of Amherst Area and all over. Peter Hunt of Hunt Real Estate and John Rubino join the program to give listeners the explanation of many of these reassessments showing increases.
A special treat today: newly appointed WBEN Brand Manager Lisa Polizzi joins the show for two hours to hear your feedback. All your questions, comments, and concerns are addressed in the first half of the program from the woman in charge. Also, Mike Lomas joins the show in hour three of the program to discuss the Amherst tax situation.
Today's program deals with just about all things cell phones and the internet, have you noticed them eavesdropping on you, have you noticed the wall of negativity seemingly attached to social media and the internet, and how should we approach cell phones in schools? Also, any leap year babies out there? How much of a bureaucratic nightmare is it to be a leap year baby?
Today's topic was spurred by a call from yesterday, do you worry about AI or robots, or both for that matter, taking more 'human' jobs and are we headed for a major catastrophe in that regard? Also, we hear from meteorologist Andy Parker on today's wild weather and what's next in the forecast?
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