Bloomdaddy welcomes Republican U.S. Senate Primary winner Bernie Moreno to the show. It's also your latest installment of Politics: Left, Right, Center

Bloomdaddy interviews Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Bernie Moreno who defeated Frank LaRose and Matt Dolan in the Republican Primary Tuesday.

Bloomdaddy welcomes a number of folks to the show including Jim Renacci, Cleveland City Councilman and Safety Committee Chair Mike Polensek Jerry J-Man Joyner. It's also your latest installment of Monday Sucks Pick Me Up.

An abbreviated Bloomdaddy Show Thursday. The crew talks about a proposed 32 hour work week from Senator Bernie Sanders. The gang also discusses the injuries to Guardians pitchers Trevor Stephan and Daniel Espino.

Bloomdaddy welcomes Rob Walgate from the American Policy Roundtable to the show to discuss iVoters.com. He also talks the Cleveland Browns decision to sign Jamies Winston as a back-up QB rather than Joe Flacco.

Bloomdaddy holds an abbreviated show due to Guardians baseball. He discusses WWE SummerSlam coming to Cleveland with David Gilbert of the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission. Also, Fred Greetham from the Orange and Brown Report joins the show to talk about the Cleveland Browns signings on Day-1 of NFL free agency.

Bloomdaddy welcomes Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin to the show as well as former Congressman Jim Renacci. It's also your latest installment of Monday Sucks Pick Me Up.

Bloomdaddy recaps President Biden's State of the Union address in an abbreviated show following the Guardians-White Sox spring training broadcast.

Bloomdaddy welcomes Cecelia Cooper, Ashtabula City Solicitor, on the case of two women taking a dead man to the bank to make a withdrawal from his account. It's also your latest installment of Everybody Has A Story.

Bloomdaddy welcomes Country Prosecutor Mike O'Malley to the show. David Gilbert from the Great Cleveland Sports Commission joins the show to discuss next month's NCAA Women's Final-4 in Cleveland. It's also your latest installment of Politics: Left, Right, Center