CDR welcomes Greg Osborn of Lincoln Memorial Day Observance Association, to discuss their mission, and what they are doing to honor fallen soldiers on Memorial Day Monday.

CDR welcomes "Long Time Listener, Long Time Caller" Richard Schmeling, of Pro Rail Nebraska Inc, to discuss Star Tran, transportation, and the possibility of a railway being built between Lincoln and Omaha.

CDR opens up the phone lines and discuss current issues and ideas with the listeners

CDR welcomes Cody Bandars to further discuss the mission and movement of Carry The Load, then together they honor the life and service of Col Scott Green, and welcome his brother, Scott Green, and his father Rod Green.

CDR discusses the recent violent crimes in Lincoln, and stresses how we need more police.

CDR further discusses the movie 2000 Mules, then further discusses crowd strike, with regard to election processes in Nebraska.

CDR welcomes Kim Goins, Executive Director of Boys and Girls Clubs of Lincoln, to discuss their program, mission, upcoming events, and how others can support.

CDR opens up the phone lines to discuss with listeners what hot issues they would like to talk about.

CDR welcomes Cody of carrytheload.org to discuss his mission and movement through an upcoming event; and then starts Twitter Tuesday's first by discussing UFO's.

There were technical difficulties throughout this episode, resulting in parts of the show not being able to make it into the podcast.

Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and first welcomes Zach Harsin of Acton Academy Lincoln, discussing a new schooling method program. Second half of the show, Doug welcomes Pat and Kim McCarthy of the Pregnancy Center to talk about their mission and the work they do.