Ryan and Felix discuss the announcement of changes to how Pinellas County law enforcement agencies will handle use-of-force incidents moving forward.

Ryan talks to Feeding Tampa Bay External Affairs Officer Shannon Oliviero about the continued need across the Bay area and the launch of their Friday evening drive-thru pantries.

Ryan breaks down the negotiations taking place between the White House and Senate Republicans over the Phase 4 coronavirus relief package, and he offers his thoughts on what needs to be in it.

Ryan opens the show laying out the positive aspects of our coronavirus response, where things have gone bad, and how the situation could get ugly if certain measures aren't taken.

Ryan breaks down the latest COVID-19 numbers for Florida and the Tampa Bay area.

Ryan discusses the latest developments on the school reopening issue, including a major lawsuit filed by the teachers union against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Ryan talks to Washington Post Business of Food Reporter Laura Reilly about the decision by corporations to mandate the wearing of face masks in their establishments and the continued toll the coronavirus pandemic keeps taking on the hospitality industry.

Ryan talks to the founder of the John Lewis Bridge Project, Michael Starr Hopkins, about the life and legacy of John Lewis and the effort to get an iconic bridge in Selma named after him.

Ryan talks to Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch about the governor throwing the education commissioner under the bus over the recent school reopening order, and drama involving plans for the Republican convention in Jacksonville.

Ryan talks to Vice President of Global biological Policy & Programs at the Nuclear Threat Initiative Dr. Beth Cameron about COVID-19 and how the U.S. can improve its response to outbreaks.