Dennis Manoloff is in for Bloomdaddy on this Friday talking to Jeff Kinzbach about the Ohio Fall R-V fest. Guardians Manager Stephen Vogt also calls in to talk about the weekend series against the Pirates at home. And is the penalty for a DUI too light? All that and more coming at you to round out the weekend.

Dennis Manoloff, Carmen and David discuss the unfortunate news that Jim Donovan's cancer has returned and that he's stepping away from the Browns broadcast booth.

D-Man fills in for Bloomdaddy and he, Carmen and Members Only David celebrate the Guardians come-from-behind victory over the Kansas City Royals Wednesday afternoon at Progressive Field.

It's another Fun Friday, which means Bloomdaddy is joined by both Dennis Manoloff and Fun Friday Legend Pat Butler in the studio. Talking Guardians with Manager Stephen Vogt ahead of the weekend homestand with the defending World Series Champions Texas Rangers. Also, Bernie Kosar stops in as well as St. Ignatius Football Legend Chuck Kyle.

Bloomdaddy, Carmen, Members Only Dave and D-Man, Dennis Manoloff discuss the struggling Guardians following a 6-zip, 1-hit loss to the Yankees in the Bronx.

Bloomdaddy welcomes political analyst Antony Russo to the show. Plain Dealer Guardians beat reporter Paul Hoynes also jumps onboard and it's your latest installment of Politics: Left, Right, Center

Bloomdaddy welcomes Rob Walgateof the American Policy Roundtable, to the show to discuss the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Longtime 'Plain Dealer' reporter Paul Hoynes joins the show to discuss the struggling Cleveland Guardians.

Jim Renacci joins the show to discuss the Democratic National Convention. Fred Greetham from the Orange and Brown report also calls in to discuss a banged up Browns team headed into Saturday night's pre-season finale in Seattle.

Bloomdaddy welcomes D-Man, Dennis Manoloff and traffic guru Pat Butler to the show for 'Fun Friday'. Guardians Manager Stephen Vogt also joins the show.

Bloomdaddy broadcasts live from the D-Day Re-enactment in Conneaut.