CDR discusses a variety of topics, mostly gearing up for tomorrow's Special Election; then eventually welcomes Nicole Hochstein, Sarpy and Cedar Counties County Coordinator of Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana, and their fight for their spot on the ballot in the election this November.

CDR and Johnny Cadillac react to the shots fired at them from Jack Mitchell and Kaleb Henry on LNK Today that morning; then discuss the Second Amendment and gun control.

CDR welcomes Lauren Garcia of American Federation for Children, discussing SCOTUS decision on school choice, what it means for Nebraska. CDR also discusses the recent news on Tammy Ward.

CDR opens up the phone lines, and discusses with the listeners what is on their minds.

Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR. Starts with a conversation with Johnny Cadillac and Chris Lofgreen, as part of his covering of Twitter Tuesday. Then for the second half of the show, welcomes Pat Moran of Lincoln Coin and Bullion, discussing gold and silvers, and their values today.

CDR Riggins asks fill-in producer Kaleb Henry about his failed pitch before talking about Juneteenth. Plus a random question from the CDR's childhood!

CDR welcomes the Chairman of Executive Travel, Steve Glenn, to discuss his program of sending people volunteers out to help Ukrainian refugees with Operation Safe Harbor.

CDR welcomes Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbersen of Branched Oak Observatory, to discuss stars, lunar eclipses, and their Cars and Stars event this weekend, honoring truck drivers

CDR opens up the phone lines and discusses the topics with the listeners that they would like to discuss.

CDR welcomes Ali McCracken, of Lincoln Arts Festival to discuss their program, and the huge free local arts event being put on this weekend in Downtown Lincoln. Then CDR welcomes City Councilman Richard Meginnis to discuss Lincoln's vote to rescind the Fairness Ordinance, and his goals for the city from here.