Willie attempts to find out why healthcare costs are so high from Beth Kyser. Also Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders explains how he got a conviction in the murder of Kierra Payne. Finally Robert Sherman explains the current state of foriegn policy.

Willie is joined by Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders to explain how he got a conviction against Mario Payne for the murder of Kierra Payne.

Willie talks with Jackson Trumpy about the state of OTR. Also Aaron Withe breaks down the state of education in the United States. Finally Rhyen Staley discusses how religion influences policy and media naratives.

Willie talks with the grandson of legendary WLW broadcaster Bob Trumpy about his experience living in OTR and why he might consider moving away from the area.

Willie talks about the effects and advancements made with GLP-1s with Liz Bonis. Also author Peter Bronson talks about his research into corruption in Cincinnati history. Finally Carrie Severino breaks down how we have weakened Constitutional law over the last 150 years.

Willie talks with health reporter Liz Bonis about the pros and cons of GLP-1s and the future of this medicine for weight loss.

Willie talks with Kentucky Senator Rand Paul about the outlook for the Obamacare subsidies. Also Bill McClay breaks down why the Jews have been able to thrive despite repeated persecutions throughout history. Finally Jeff Cruere looks at the latest in the US political landscape.

Willie talks with the junior Senator from the Commonwealth of Kentucky Rand Paul about the chances of Obamacare subsidies making it through the Senate, and what should happen to the filibuster.

Willie talks Bengals-Bills with Mo Egger, the controversy around Pete Hegseth and President Trump bombing a drug boat with Congressman Warren Davidson, the latest on the infamous downtown brawl that occurred in July with attorney Doug Brannon who represents Alex Tchervinski and more.

Willie talk with attorney Doug Brannon who represents Alex Tchervinsky who was involved in the infamous downtown brawl this past July.