Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Robert Colby about the increase in gas and fertilizer prices and its impact on regional farmers, the expectations on yields this season, and crop rotations, Bob talks about the 20 cars that were broken into on Lot 1 for University of Rochester, the Irondequoit Town Board declaring the 519 Plaza a public nuisance, the Monroe County clerk website adding a paywall for records, Bob talks to Brian Kolb on the public campaign finance program and the issues with it, and Bob does Listeners On The Loose.

Bob talks to DEC Forest Ranger Captain Scott Jackson on what rangers do, upcoming controlled burns for the area, the process of executing a controlled burn, and how these burns affect the ecosystems, Bob talks about

his experience helping out the forest rangers as a kid, the Supreme Court decision to overturn Colorado's law banning conversion therapy, Jaden Ivey waived by Chicago Bulls after anti-gay comments, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about birthright citizenship, US army raising maximum enlistment age to 42 and removes restrictions on having one drug paraphernalia charge, Bob talks to Bruce Blakeman on the new polls, his track record as a politician, matching funds for his campaign, and local zoning authority issues, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about Verizon wanting to put up a new cell tower in Rochester, the war in Iran, the weather in Rochester, gas prices going up, new race for NY Governor polls, a mother with kids in her car facing gun charges, 20 car windows smashed and burglarized, and Kid Rock posting apache helicopter flyby on social media.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 3-31

Bob's 9pm show.

Bob talks to Livingston County Sheriff Tom Dougherty about a car collision last night, and Bob talks to Dave Debo.

Bob talks to George Convoy of Brighton Securities about the resignation of the Xerox CEO and the Iran war, and Bob talks about the Onondaga County memorial to fallen officers.

Bob talks with former Assembly Leader Kevin Kolb about the Bruce Blakeman gubernatorial campaign and campaign funding, and Bob talks about the Iran War.

Bob talks about education, the construction on Monroe Avenue, SUNY Fredonia, and the CEO of Xerox stepping down.