On today's show, we address the possible threat on the United States Capitol with Dr. Alex del Carmen, Associate Dean and Professor at the School of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Strategic Studies at Tarleton State University. We'll also find out what it was like to be at the U.S. Capitol as law enforcement prepares for that threat as we talk to our Washington correspondent Linda Kenyon.

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On today's show, Michael talks with Associated Press Supreme Court reporter Mark Sherman about an important argument regarding voting rights. We also check in with national correspondent Clayton Neville, who talks to us about Texas lifting most COVID-19 restrictions.

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On today's show, Michael talks with Bob Joseph of WNBF in Binghamton, NY about all the controversy facing New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Also - many Americans who received unemployment assistance in 2020 are surprised to find out they owe taxes on that money. Is that fair? We'll discuss it with Liz Pancotti of Employ America.

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On today's show, we talk about the newly approved Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine with one of the experts who helped approve it, Dr. Ofer Levy, a researcher at Boston Children's Hospital. We'll also recap CPAC 2021 with David Jackson of USA Today, who was in Orlando for the event. And finally, Kevin Carr is with us to talk about the 2021 Golden Globe Awards.

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We’re expecting a declassified US intelligence report about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi that finds Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the killing. Host Michael Toscano talks with White House reporter for The Hill Brett Samuels about the implications for the Biden administration. Also, Bankrate’s Greg McBride talks with us about currently rising interest rates and what that means for homeowners.

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On today's show, Michael Toscano visits with Wood County (WV) Commissioner David Blair Couch to discuss how the COVID-19 relief package can help at the local level. We'll also get the latest on COVID-19 vaccines with Johns Hopkins University Dr. Kawsar Talaat.

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After a terrible automobile accident, the future of Tiger Woods' golf career is very much in question. Michael Toscano talks with Brian Katrek of SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio and Westwood One Sports about Tiger's past, present, and future.

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Imagine getting a $17,000 power bill. It happened to a couple in Texas as a result of last week's winter storms. Michael Toscano talks to Ty and Carmen Williams about it. We'll also check in with Eric Groves from Alignable.com about President Biden's new plan for PPP loans for small businesses.

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On today's show, Michael Toscano talks to attorney Patrick Luff. He's filing suit against utility companies in Texas today on behalf of a client who suffered a tremendous loss as a result of power outages. Also, natural gas usage is on the rise. What does it mean? We chat with Karen Harbert, president of the American Gas Association about that.

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Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to slam the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) for what he says were failures to prepare the state for winter weather that has killed at least 34 people - 20 in Texas - and left thousands freezing in the dark without running water. AP Tech reporter Michael Liedtke talks with us about what exactly led to the failures in the Lone Star State’s power system.

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