Live At Five

Glenn can't get over the Stewarts saga, neither could several callers. Today though, Glenn talked about why his phone won't call out! What a nightmare! Joe called in to discuss 'Free' speech with new technology, and Glenn shared his views to how the Left looked at the 2016 and 2020 elections through a different set of glasses.

Whoa! Today's show was primarily all about last night's city council race, which lasted over 4 hours! People bickering at each other too about other issues and now it looks like nothing is getting done. Amy stopped by to talk about that and the proposed homeless location in the city too. Good lively show!

Monday, April 4th, 2022. Glenn felt sluggish today, but still had enough energy to discuss the urban blight issue in Watertown. A caller chimed in to give Glenn a dose of reality, nothing is gonna change. Oh well, Glenn went on to talk about the Grammys, and a caller heard a baseball broadcast about the days when Single A players played on the Watertown field with spark plugs and car parts from a demolition derby! Wow! Great stuff, not really!

It's a light-hearted Friday show today. Good discussions throughout, including the latest on the NEW Stewart's on Washington St. Glenn gave his opinion to the upcoming mid-terms and what will happen when the Republicans take over.

Glenn was all over the place today. First, it was proxy discussion with Jason Traynor, then it was back to Councilman Cliff Olney's story of police brutality 25 years ago. The Gun Nut called, and of course, so did Danny. Then Glenn was all politics and ended the show with a bizarre story from a local school district.

Lively Wednesday show today! First, Glenn downplayed the 'Furry' story from the Hotline, it could be just an urban legend. Glenn also discussed how Watertown Mayor, Jeff Smith is calling out Councilman Cliff Olney's bluff. Plus, Glenn has some ideas to prevent pile ups on the highway, and asked if we can figure out a way to avoid leaving a child in the backseat of a vehicle on a hot day.

Today Glenn gave us the early origins to the Live at Five Show and how it fist came on the air. Then discussed how people on both sides are NOT talking enough about crime committed by the urban populace. Also, we had a call from Attorney Joe Stanley, and the Gun Nut called about council's decision NOT to allow Stewarts build on Washington Street.

Tuesday, Glenn was alone in the studio to boast about how he saved money switching back to Spectrum, go figure. Plus, more about the new Stewarts and Glenn talks about a horrible story of two Pennsylvania troopers killed by the same person they pulled over.

Glenn started the show today with Assembly candidate, Susan Duffy, who shared her thoughts to her campaign after entering the race three weeks ago. Glenn also had a good discussion with Attorney Joe Stanley about staying safe on St. Patrick's Day.

Legislator and candidate for NYS Assembly, Scott Gray came by to talk with Glenn on why he's the guy to represent the 116th River district. Listen as Scott lays down his reasons.