Bauerle

A fan favorite, renowned astrologer, and Bauerle's first wife, Cassandra Joan Butler joins the program, for the first half at least, to answer whatever questions you may have for her.

In the second half of the program, Bauerle talks the Kensington Project. It is now officially a go, as was announced by New York State Governor Kathy Hochul this morning. What are your thoughts, do you think the money for this project could be better allocated elsewhere?

After a brief hiatus, the 'Bauerle Complaint Desk' makes it's triumphant return, Bauerle takes your calls on anything under the sun you'd like to complain about. Anything from people taking up multiple parking spots to New York State's push away from Natural Gas towards electricity, whatever grinds your gears is what Bauerle wants to hear in today's program.

A slightly abridged version of today's program. To start out, Bauerle brought back the topic from the end of yesterday's show, are we being dumbed down as a nation? And after the events that took place at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade, Bauerle speaks with former Buffalo Police captain Jeff Rinaldo of Vista Security Group to gain some insight on the tragedy that took one life and left over 20 wounded.

Jeff Rinaldo of Vista Security Group, and a former Buffalo Police Captain, joins the show to provide some insight on today's shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade that left one dead and upwards of twenty injured.

Two hosts for the price of one, Reese On The Radio carries the first two hours of the program covering a story out of New York City, where Mayor Eric Adams wants to pay people to house migrants in their private residences, $125 per asylum seeker. Would you ever consider this, and if so, how much would you ask for?

Bauerle handles the last two hours and wants to know what unique items have you found in the home of an elderly family member, and are we being dumbed down as a nation?

After sparking up a friendship with the golden retriever belonging to his mom's neighbors, Bauerle has our furry friends on his mind and wants to know if you are a cat or a dog person, and in the back half of the program, Bauerle takes your suggestions on exercise bikes as well as general weight loss tips, as he is looking to get into cycling in the hopes of shedding a couple pounds

Today, Bauerle touches on police bodycams after a story by WKBW about the recent officer involved shooting in Hamburg, of which there is no footage because the officers did not have bodycams. Also, Bauerle touches on Biden's tough press conference yesterday.

Professor and geriatrician Dr. Bruce Troen joins the program to discuss Biden's press conference last night, among other topics related to aging related declension of memory and cognitive function. 

Reese On The Radio fills in for Bauerle and covers a wide array of topics, including but not limited to the immigration crisis, the classified documents case against Joe Biden, and Tucker Carlson's interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin

Today's installment of the program features talk about the eclipse of '24, from an astrological perspective with Cassandra Joan Butler and a tourism perspective with Elizabeth Carey, from the AAA of Western and Central New York, as well as what foods have you grown to like or fallen out of love with as you've gotten older?