Today on FEEDBACK, we break down a new survey on intimacy among married couples, allegations involving a polling firm that admitted to publishing fake results, a mayor facing COVID relief fraud charges, and the latest developments surrounding the WWII Memorial vandalism case. We also discuss a potential breakthrough in Parkinson’s research, the WNBA acknowledging a security mistake involving a mother and daughter’s T-shirts, and Governor Josh Shapiro’s executive order addressing AI data center development. In hour two, we cover Penn State students accused of operating a cocaine trafficking ring, controversial comments from a New York elected official about theft, developments surrounding Luigi Mangione’s case, and return to the surprising survey finding that 32.5% of married respondents reported having no sexual relations with their spouse in the past year.

Today on FEEDBACK, we debate whether it’s time to stop switching between daylight saving and standard time, react to parents making a major social media announcement about their 7-year-old son’s travel baseball decision, and discuss reports that the British Prime Minister exchanged messages with someone impersonating the White House Chief of Staff. Sponsor Ron Paplosky also calls in to talk about Paplosky Auto Repair. In hour two, we discuss a declassified document concerning former Congressman Eric Swalwell and suspected Chinese spy Christine Fang, a WNBA apology, questions surrounding the fitness of longtime political leaders such as Mitch McConnell and Joe Biden, and return to the debate over proposed daylight saving time legislation.

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the controversy surrounding a mother and daughter who were told to cover their XX-XY shirts at a WNBA game or face ejection, an Australian gun buyback program following an ISIS-inspired Hanukkah terror attack, an Allentown police officer accused of reporting to work intoxicated, and the passing of longtime Lehigh Valley District Attorney Jim Martin. We also talk about Greece’s so-called “Vomit Comet,” former ABC News reporter Terry Moran’s comments about his former network, and return to the WNBA T-shirt debate. In hour two, Yvonne Stroman of the Council on Chemical Abuse, Jorge Acevedo of PA Counseling, and Marlene, a parent who lost a loved one to addiction, join us for an important conversation recognizing Overdose Awareness Month and discussing the impact of addiction on individuals, families, and the community.

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss Pennsylvania Senators John Fetterman and Dave McCormick’s relationship, vandalism at the WWII Memorial, unusual new trends in cosmetic surgery, and some fascinating discoveries from the past—including ancient gold bracelets and 2,200-year-old alcohol found sealed inside a tomb in China. We also talk about Disney memorabilia heading to auction and other stories making headlines. In hour two, Alvernia University Political History Professor Dr. Tim Blessing joins us to break down Tuesday’s primary election results, the reliability of political polls, China’s influence on American life, teaching social studies in schools, the University of Michigan’s plan to eliminate traditional letter grades for first-semester students beginning in 2027, and Dr. Blessing's upcoming visit to Washington, D.C., to examine how American history is being presented.

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss President Trump saying he will not seek a third term, reports about White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s future, the role of celebrities in politics, local religious leaders’ criticism of ICE, term limits, and Toyota’s recall of 655,000 Camrys. We also look at a $10 million lawsuit against the New York Yankees after a fan was struck by a flying bat and the risks spectators take when attending professional sporting events. In hour two, the conversation continues with talk surrounding Alberta and the United States, changes within the Democratic Party, and reports that the Department of Homeland Security is considering electric-shock gloves for ICE officers.

Today on FEEDBACK, we cover election results in Wisconsin and Minnesota, the rise in daily marijuana use, Powerball fever as the jackpot climbs to $975 million, COVID-era controversies, and the release of a U.S. Marine after more than four years in a Russian prison. Dan Borell of South Mountain Physical Therapy also joins us to talk shoulder pain. In hour two, City of Reading Managing Director Jack Gombach discusses code enforcement, quality-of-life concerns, deteriorating properties, the U-Visa program, false-alarm fines, and upcoming city events, before Dan Holzman closes out the show with more on rising marijuana use and the massive Powerball jackpot.

Today on FEEDBACK, we break down headlines surrounding newly revealed Dr. Anthony Fauci texts and concerns about COVID-19 vaccines and miscarriage, reports of rising leprosy cases in Florida, a high school football player’s frightening encounter with a cottonmouth snake, and the latest WNBA controversy. In our second hour, attorney Scot Hoh of Resolution Law Group joins the show to discuss estate planning, wills, powers of attorney, home claims, rental properties, and what sets his firm apart from others. Tune in for two hours of conversation covering the stories making headlines and important legal topics that could impact you and your family.

Today on FEEDBACK, we dive into some of the biggest conversations making headlines, including controversies surrounding the WNBA, Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White’s interest in entering the WNBA Draft, concerns surrounding former President Joe Biden’s health, and the latest political talk involving John Fetterman and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. We also tackle some lighter debates, from Wendy’s and Burger King to Cracker Barrel changes, discontinued coffee yogurt, and whether you should shuck your corn at the grocery store. Plus, listeners join the conversation to share the foods they miss most.

In our first hour of Feedback, Dan discusses the search for Amelia Earheart's missing plane, Wisconson's candidate for Governor hates Halloween, Valentine's Day, Thanksgiving, and the 4th of July, Prince William is "work shy". He also discusses with callers this summer's heat and humidity, the upcoming mid-terms, Iran negotiations, history mysteries, the Sandusky case, and how civics in school are being removed. In our second hour, Dr. Tim Blessing joins us to discuss the upcoming mid-terms as well as historic mid-term results, Iran backlash, Senate mid-terms and whether the Republicans can recover, Trump is a gambler, and finally Fauci's contempt of Congress. Tune in for a conversation on the news shaping our community today. 

On today's edition of Feedback, Dan Holzman discusses Dr. Fauci in contempt of Congress, medical assisted suicide now legal in New York, Medicare scam calls and fraud, if bacon is now healthier than lettuce, someone who solved a Rubik's cube blindfolded, and much more!