This week, new photos of Amelia Earhart surfaced which may explain theories about her disappearance after a plane crash. As the first female pilot, she was influential in aviation. Karlene Petitt has flown all over the world and has been a pilot for 38 years.  Petitt has written several books, where she shares details about the job behind the scenes and tips for young women to succeed in the field.

Running of the Bulls is a popular event during the San Fermin Festival in Pamplona, Spain and draws thousands of people from all over the world to attend between July 6-14 every year. Videos are uploaded online, where Roger Badesch and Matt Bubala describe injuries, people running in the streets away from the bulls, or in some cases, chasing the bulls. Matt Bubala has this event on a future bucket list, but former DNAinfo free-lance reporter, Mark Schipper is attending Running […]

On Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order for the National Space Council during a press conference with NASA employees, reinstating a group that’s almost 25 years old. Trump emphasized the technological and security benefits about space. This week, Matt talks with political consultant  Sonia Van Meter about President Trump’s order, her work as a democratic opposition researcher and why she’s volunteering to live on Mars. During the conference, Trump said that this new board includes secretaries of state, […]

This week, Matt discusses the worst places to fall asleep at, President Trump and the effort to pass a health care bill, Yellowstone National Park volcanoes, and Roger’s plans for his 65th birthday.

A recent increase in earthquake activity near Yellowstone Park has some scientists concerned about what they are calling a “Super Volcano.” Should such a phenomenon occur, the effects would potentially be devastating.  

This week on the show Matt sits down with Kim Bellware from the Huffington Post Chicago to talk about capital punishment. Later on Rodger joins to talk about the NBA and everything that happened in the news this week.

BBC producer and reporter Julia Macfarlane joins Matt Bubala to talk current trending topics like President Trump’s recent decision to pull the United States out of the Paris Accord, the aftermath of the deadly Manchester terrorist attack at an Ariana Grande concert last week, and latest news about the royal family.  London’s election is approaching, so Macfarlane addresses some of the issues in their local government compared to President Trump’s constant media spotlight. Macfarlane discusses the tragedy of terrorism overseas […]

One comedy joke went too far for Kathy Griffin this past week, when a graphic photo of her holding a decapitated head of President Trump shocked the Internet, and Trump’s family.  She was fired from CNN News this past week and publicly apologized for the photo. Matt Bubala discusses his thoughts on Griffin’s press conference with Roger Badesch and listeners.

This week, Matt Bubala is on a mission to watch his favorite television shows on time. However, Matt’s family spends over two hundred dollars on his cable, phone and internet service. Matt wants to add Showtime to his current bill so he can watch more shows. Roger Badesch and listeners share tips on how to lower his bill.

Author Brad Dukes discusses the return of television series Twin Peaks that aired on ABC in the early nineties. Duke’s book, “Reflections: An Oral History of Twin Peaks,” analyzes characters and the rise and fall of the original show. Now, 25 years later, Twin Peaks will premiere on May 21 at 9 p.m. on Showtime.