CDR welcomes Lincoln City Councilman Richard Meginnis, discussing his thoughts on the city, what the council is doing, and fees.

CDR opens up the phone and text lines to discuss with the listeners what they want to discuss.

CDR welcomes chancellor of the Nebraska State College System, Paul Turman, discussing his background and history with the state colleges across the state, and what he's looking forward to with the future of the schools.

CDR welcomes Melissa Wood, Carrie Herrera, and Celia Herrera of Tunnel to Towers Lincoln Walk/Run, discussing their mission and upcoming event. Visit https://dogood.t2t.org/event/2022-tunnel-to-towers-5k-run-and-walk-lincoln-ne/e390032 for more details.

CDR welcomes Matt Anderson and Michael Sibbersen of Branched Oak Observatory, discussing upcoming events; then welcomes Matt Innis, discussing Conservative Republicans supporting Conservative Republicans.

CDR welcomes NEGOP State Chairman, Eric Underwood, to discuss the transition to his new role with the NEGOP.

CDR opens up the phone lines. Callers take over, discussing golf, then gun control.

CDR welcomes Bud Synhorst, the CEO and president of Lincoln Independent Business Association, discussing past and present issues of local businesses, and plans with dealing with things going forward. Plus an announcement of a new upcoming podcast of Producer Johnny Cadillac.

CDR discusses a number of different topics both locally and nationally, coming out of the weekend.

CDR welcomes Natalie Weiss and Hannah Wroblewski of the Lancaster County Democratic Party to discuss goings on in Nebraska politics.