Kimmer Show

The Kimmer Show kicked off its final show before Independence Day with a patriotic celebration of America, highlighting the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team, the meaning of the Declaration of Independence, and the nation's role in world history. Kimmer, Pete Davis, and Just Jeff discussed July 4th traditions, American exceptionalism, and the importance of remembering the country's founding principles.

The show also featured a wide range of topics, including Neal Boortz joining live from the Rocky Mountains to discuss socialism, politics, Iran, Georgia's new school cell phone ban, and current events. Listeners called in to share their Independence Day plans, military memories, and appreciation for the show. The crew also covered Braves baseball, celebrity birthdays, odd news stories, scams using Kimmer's name on social media, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marriage rumors, George Soros' latest land purchases, and California's controversial Independence Day celebration plans.

The program wrapped up with the station's $500 giveaway, patriotic music, listener interaction, and plenty of humor as the team looked ahead to Independence Day weekend.

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The Braves and Cardinals wrap up their series tonight at Truist Park, with Hurston Waldrep making the start for Atlanta against St. Louis' Dustin May. Fans can enjoy a packed holiday weekend at the ballpark, including a free throwback cap giveaway, Krystal burger and watermelon eating contests, fireworks, a motorcycle stunt show, and a Drake Baldwin bobblehead giveaway.

Atlanta defeated the Cardinals 5-1 Wednesday behind a strong outing from Reynaldo López and a shutdown bullpen. Ozzie Albies homered, Michael Harris II drove in a run and became a fan favorite with visiting England soccer supporters, and the Braves extended their division lead after Philadelphia's loss. The club also promoted infielder Jim Jarvis while designating Rowdy Tellez for assignment.

Around baseball, Athletics prospect Ryan Lasko is recovering after emergency spinal surgery following a frightening collision in Double-A, while Yankees manager Aaron Boone blamed food poisoning after New York's loss to Detroit.

At the FIFA World Cup, the United States advanced to the Round of 16 with a 2-0 victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina, but will be without leading scorer Folarin Balogun against Belgium after a controversial red card. Spain, Portugal, England, and other international teams also remained in the spotlight as World Cup excitement continues.

The segment also touches on European visitors embracing American ranch dressing, humorous observations about Atlanta's World Cup atmosphere, and ESPN's Stephen A. Smith stirring controversy with comments about the Los Angeles Lakers' roster composition.

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Neal Boortz joined The Kimmer Show live from the Rocky Mountains, where he shared stories from his RV travels, praised the beauty of Colorado, and talked about using Starlink to broadcast from the road. The conversation covered a wide range of topics, including Elon Musk's innovations with reusable rockets, the latest political headlines, and concerns over Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz.

The pair also discussed Colorado's rise of democratic socialism, Georgia's new statewide ban on cell phones in K-8 public schools, and the growing influence of social media on younger generations. Lighter moments included reminiscing about Willie B., horse racing, the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, clever roadside billboards, tipping etiquette, and Kimmer's beloved barn cats.

The interview wrapped up with Boortz wishing listeners a happy Independence Day, while Kimmer thanked him for joining the show and looked ahead to the station's holiday celebration and contest giveaway.

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 President Trump's visit to the Teddy Roosevelt Presidential Library, international soccer, Atlanta's brutal heat, the deadly Florida alligator attack, and bizarre headlines ranging from Empire State Building daredevils to Mount Everest's "Green Boots" and an unusual drug arrest. The crew also tackles NBC's "biological male" controversy, the rise of democratic socialism, a Somali flag backlash in Ohio, and new threats from Iranian leaders, while mixing in listener calls, birthdays, music history, Gettysburg, classic Kimmer commentary, and another $250 XTRA 106.3 giveawa

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Rise of democratic socialism, the backlash over a Somali flag raising in Ohio, new threats from Iranian leaders, and the enduring lessons of Gettysburg. Plus, listener calls, music history, birthdays, President Trump's Teddy Roosevelt Library speech, and plenty of classic Kimmer commentary.

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Another rough night for the Braves, Bobby Bonilla cashes another million-dollar paycheck, World Cup fever takes over Atlanta as Team USA faces Bosnia-Herzegovina, controversy erupts on the baseball diamond, Caitlin Clark and the WNBA remain in the spotlight, plus the latest sports headlines and This Day in Sports History

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Deadly Florida alligator attack, NBC's controversial "biological male" warning, President Trump's Teddy Roosevelt Library speech, a $250 giveaway winner, and bizarre stories from Mount Everest to Malta—all mixed with listener calls, music history, birthdays, and classic Kimmer commentary.

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 Atlanta heat warnings, and reactions to President Trump's Teddy Roosevelt Presidential Library visit. The crew also covers the latest soccer headlines, remembers Village People co-founder Victor Willis, debates the "YMCA" music rights controversy, and dives into the day's biggest political stories, bizarre headlines, animal news, listener calls, birthdays, and history.

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Supreme Court rulings of the day, including birthright citizenship, women's sports, and Second Amendment debates. Plus, the crew takes listener calls, plays Holy Crap Pete Has a Game, delivers plenty of laughs, and features Holy Crap It's Sports (HCIS) with Pete Davis covering the Braves, MLB, World Cup action, sports headlines, history, birthdays, Flounder's Funnies, and another hilarious edition of Rainy Day Theater.

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Kimmer reacts to the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship and women's sports rulings, debates the Second Amendment, and takes listener calls on America's upcoming 250th birthday. Plus, Holy Crap It's Sports (HCIS) with Pete Davis covers the Braves' return, MLB headlines, World Cup action, and more

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