Cheap airfares! Also an update from Bloomberg and our weekly visit with Brad Garrett.

"The Great American" Bill Cunningham, Mike McConnell, Eddie Fingers, Scott Sloan & Rocky Boiman talk about how they got into the biz and all of the past years biggest headlines in politics, sports and entertainment!

12/24/19: Eddie Fingers, Mike McConnell, Bobby Leach and Finn from Gamble and Finn talk favorite and worst Christmas music of all time.

Mike is on his show to talk about what he will be doing between 3p-6p today...think bad songs. He also has a story to tell about his Christmas Eve morning. We also speak to Matt Wolf on the movies.

Mike kicks it off by play a 1996 version of this hit Christmas story, ABC's Steve Roberts talks impeachment and Mike goes over a report the city of Cincinnati released with people getting pulled over based on the color of the skin.

Gregg Stebben stops by for his weekly visit. Should you shop for gifts online at work? Gregg says no!
Mayor Pete and Elizabeth Warren have a little "spat" at the debates and Mike has the audio. Also our visit with Beer Dave!

Who watched the impeachment vote yesterday? Who would want to watch it when you know the outcome? Also an update from the markets with our friends from Bloomberg Radio and ABC's Brad Garrett stops by talking about a kidnapping scam happening now.

Mike tries to be Mr Positive today and it works to a certain point. Also Jeff from Bloomberg stops by to give us an update the markets.

Mike has a lengthy discussion with callers about the University of Cincinnati's revocation of Charles McMicken's name from the campus. Charles McMicken was a large donor and a major component to starting UC. The faculty has unanimously decided to take away the name because of McMicken's past as a slave own in the 1800's.

Mike McConnell goes on a lengthy discussion with callers on the University of Cincinnati's removal of Charles McMicken name from the University. McMicken was a major contributor to the start of UC but some backlash because he was a slave owner back in the 1800's.