Mark Reardon Show

Hour 3: Mark talks with Dr. Buzz Hollander a family physician on Hawaii's Big Island to discuss the new Omicron variant, and recent decisions from the CDC and FDA. Ian Sherr, CNET Editor at Large, joins Mark to talk about the FAA's request to delay the launch of 5G.

Hour 2: Sue Thomas shares her news stories including the box office numbers for Spider Man: No Way Home. Kenny Wallace former NASCAR driver joins the show to talk about his family's bout with Covid. Frank Cusumano joins the show to talk about the world of sports.

Hour 1: Mark Reardon wraps up 2021 with a look back on this year's biggest events, including George Floyd and the defund the police movement. College professor Wilfred Riley Reilly had an interesting Twitter thread a couple days ago about plain truths which everyone would agree to, but which almost cannot be mentioned in polite discourse. This podcast contains content that aired on a previous date.

Hour 2: Don Boudreaux, Wall Street Journal opinion columnist and economist at George Mason University, discusses his latest piece "Eradication of COVID is a Dangerous and Expensive Fantasy." Michael Hartney, professor of political science at Boston College, writes in the Manhattan Institute's City Journal that school closings have electoral consequences.

Hour 3: Mark shares some new details on the case of Central Park Karen, Gloria Rodriguez, the attorney who represented the Osundario brothers in the Jussie Smollett trial, joins the show, and Cut of the Day.

Hour 3: Mark is joined by Carrie Sheffield, a senior policy analyst with the Independent Women’s Foundation, about the transgender swimmer and the controversy surrounding it. Terry Jones, Issues and Insights editor, joins to discuss his new editorial titled "Those Ugly Climate Models,” and Gary Poole with GPM Artist Management discusses having his car rear ended by music icon Smokey Robinson. All that and your audio cut of the day to round out this Thursday edition of the Mark Reardon Show.

Hour 2: Sue Thomas hosts another exciting edition of Sue's News, Frank Stallone joins to talk his documentary "Stallone: Frank, That Is," and Cardinals minor league pitcher Dalton Roach talks about his experience being bitten by a bear while bow hunting. This podcast features old MRS segments.

Hour 1: Mark talks his recent "near death" experience and St. Louis police officers switching to a more reactive method of law enforcement. Mark revisits interviews with the Bat Guy Rob Scheller and a band made of up members with the same name: Paul O'Sullivan.

Manhattan Institute scholar, Heather MacDonald joins Mark Reardon to discuss looting and lawlessness in America.

Mark Reardon brings you the best of his interviews! This hours best of include Manhattan Institute scholar, Heather MacDonald to discuss looting and lawlessness in America. She says we are living through a slow-motion riot. Later, Peter Wood at The Spectator writes that there’s nothing phony about the culture war, and Mark Reardon shares his on going problem with ticks!