Council members Mike Hoheisel and Bryan Frye discuss what is coming up at next week’s council meeting.

KaLyn Nethercot with the Metropolitan Area Building and Construction Department joins the show to discuss dangerous and unsafe structures. We are also offering a reward for anyone who can guess the name of Tyler's baby due in September. Email your guesses to [email protected].

Officers Chad Ditch and Trevor Macy talk with Officer Huy Pham about his work with the Vietnamese community. They also decide which streaming service has to go.

Council members Brandon Johnson and Mike Hoheisel discuss what is coming up at next week's city council meeting.

Megan and Tyler sit down with Nate Hinkel with Wichita Transit to discuss all the different programs the department offers including the Veterans Ride Free program. Megan and Tyler also discuss which is cuter, a butterfly or a moth.

Officers Chad Ditch and Trevor Macy talk with Detective Steve Jerrell about the Honore Adversis Foundation. The are working to help K9 Officer Daniel Gumm and his family as he battles cancer. To learn bow you can help, please visit: honorduringadversity.org They decide which ice cream chain has to go and have fun facts about the WPD Mounted Unit. To learn more about the WPD Mounted Unit, check out this video: https://youtu.be/pUOo6HWrybU

Looking to stay cool this summer? Head over to one of our public pools. Megan and Tyler visit with Aquatics Facility Coordinator Joseph Marten about Wichita's pools.

Officers Chad Ditch and Trevor Macy visit with Sex Crime Detectives Christopher Chrisman and Tricia Tiede to discuss what they do. They also decide which type of wings have to go.

Vice Mayor Becky Tuttle and Council Member Bryan Frye discuss what is coming up at next week's city council meeting.

In a special episode of The Redhead and the Bearded Beauty, Megan and Tyler host a panel to discuss what goes on behind the scenes during boil water advisories. They sit down with Don Henry from Wichita Public Works and Utilities, Cathy Tucker-Vogel with KDHE and Julie Stimson with Sedgwick County Emergency Management.