Bob Lonsberry

Jeremy Newman and Bob Lonsberry talk about the day's news.

Bob talks to Thad Brown about the Bills, talks to Radio Mike, and talks to Marvin.

Bob talks about Scott Kelly and the Jonas Brothers and we play a segment from The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon about it, Bob talks about retired RPD officer Moses Robinson failing to report an instance of revenge porn of a minor then getting hired by the RCSD, the new New York State mandate on teaching about climate change, Ariana Grande getting groped, and Bob takes a call.

Bob talks to Mike Champion of Upstate Pro Wrestling about being forced out of the Marketplace Mall, Bob talks about hidden provisions in the budget deal, and Bob talks to Gates Police Chief Robert Long about the shoplifter who was killed on 390.

Bob talks about Republicans and the Epstein files, John Fetterman, eliminating the penny, the proposed 50 year mortgage, Pat Sajak, the shoplifter killed attempting to cross 390, and 100 cars being broken into on the east side.

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Jeremy Newman and Bob Lonsberry talk about the days news.

Bob talks to Director of the Wilmot Cancer Institute Jonathan Friedberg about a recent NCI designation given to the institute, cancer rates, causes, and treatment for Central and Wester New York, development of a tool to track cancer incidents, and how to approach getting cancer screenings. Bob talks about the electric building mandate, the fire at Mount Morris Central School, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.

Bob talks to AMVETS Executive Director Joe Chenelly about his time in D.C. negotiating the government shutdown, how veterans were impacted from the shut down, what it was like in the White House and Oval Office, thoughts on the people who still voted to keep the government shut down, how are veterans being treated during this administration. Bob talks about the eviction notices given out to businesses at Marketplace Mall by Wilmorite,

inflation refund checks, the penny being discontinued, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks to Jason MacBride about being elected as Ontario County DA and James Nobles about moving to the Ontario County DA office as a defense lawyer, Bob also asks about their goals for office, and how they'll approach their work. Bob also talks about Anthony Costanza appearing in court for misconduct charges during his run for Irondequoit Town Supervisor, the DNA analysis of Hitler's blood showing he likely had Kallmann Syndrome which can affect genitals, and the rock salt supply for the winter.