Steve updates the national forecast, to start the second hour, and then talks about the first major bankruptcy in the industry to be declared in 2020. He also talks about a bit of political news and more industry headlines.

Steve begins Wednesday's show by looking at the constant rain that has been falling over much of the central region of the country. He then details the ongoing protest in Washington for more broker transparency and then discusses how Dr Amy Acton slipped in an extension of state health department orders in Ohio to July 1st.

Gary Jeff Recaps the events of the Beverly Hills Dinner Club fire.

Gary Jeff examines the legitimacy and effectiveness of masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic. He also begins a three-part series about the Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire by reminiscing with Jeff Ruby. Afterwards, he welcomes on a cast of guests to expound upon the reopening of America during the pandemic and the political fallout of the economic stimulus package passed by the House of Representatives.

Gary Jeff and the gang lead us through a wet Saturday morning in the tri-state on 700 WLW.

Gary Jeff has more coverage of the Coronavirus, but first some valuable record albums you might have.

Gary Jeff continues his coverage of the Coronavirus.

Gary Jeff examines some inconvenient questions about the slow rate of reopening the country and pays homage to Little Richard, who passed away over the weekend and talks with a cast of guests about those subjects.

Gary Jeff and the gang lead us through another Quarantine Saturday as the tri-state inches closer to re-opening on 700 WLW.

Gary Jeff asks some poignant questions about how the governors of Ohio and Kentucky have handled this pandemic and what the world may look like after things get reopened. He also celebrates the birthday of Monty Python's Michael Palin and welcomes and wealth of guests on to talk more about this pandemic and what is going on in the country.