Ryan and Felix open the show breaking down legislation on policing reforms offered up by House Democrats.

Ryan talks to retired USF political scientist Dr. Susan MacManus about the coronavirus pandemic and current protests following the death of George Floyd.

With restaurants, retail, theme parks and local attractions continuing to reopen, Ryan and Tampa Bay Times Entertainment and Events Reporter Sharon Wynne discuss things to do around the Tampa Bay area.

Ryan talks to former FBI agent and National Security Council staffer Jim Casey about the history of Antifa and Neo-Nazis in the U.S., including their involvement in recent riots.

Ryan recaps the special broadcast 'Uncomfortable Conversations' and talks about Drew Brees' comments on kneeling during the national anthem.

Ryan Gorman joins 95-7 The Beat's Queen B for a special broadcast, "Uncomfortable Conversations." Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, St. Pete Mayor Rick Kriseman, Tampa Police Chief Brian Dugan, St. Pete Police Chief Anthony Holloway, Louis Murphy Jr., and others all join the discussion.

Ryan talks to former state and federal prosecutor David Weinstein about the legal strategies we're likely to see both for and against the Minneapolis officers charged in connection to George Floyd's death.

Ryan talks to community activist and Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival founder Dr. Samuel Wright about America's current racial tensions and his experience as a black man in the U.S.

Ryan and Felix talk to ABC Action News anchor Paul LaGrone about Florida's unemployment system issues, including the revelation that the same company behind the CONNECT system has been hired for Department of Children & Families projects.

Ryan and Felix step through what you're allowed and not allowed to do in order to protect your home or business during a riot.