Ryan and Felix open the show discussing the delay of the historic SpaceX Demo-2 launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral. Also, former NewsRadio WFLA program director Sue Trecasse joined the show to reminisce about how the station handled the Columbia Space Shuttle tragedy.

Ryan talks to NASA Chief Historian Bill Barry about the upcoming SpaceX Demo-2 launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral.

Ryan talks to Florida Politics publisher Peter Schorsch about mail-in voting, the Florida Department of Health data manager story, the push to bring the GOP convention to Florida, and the judges chosen by Governor DeSantis to serve on the Florida Supreme Court.

Ryan and Felix discuss a federal judge's ruling that the implementation of Amendment 4 (felon voting rights) is unconstitutional.

Ryan and Felix discuss a woman's racist actions in Central Park that led to her firing, and the firing of four Minneapolis police officers who were involved in a death of an African American man in their custody.

Ryan discusses his experience over the holiday weekend installing a bidet, and why he thinks America should be more accepting of them.

Ryan and Felix discuss initial proceedings in another lawsuit filed over Florida's unemployment system failures.

Ryan and Felix discuss the push by state Republicans to get the president to move the GOP convention to Florida after he expressed displeasure with North Carolina.

Ryan and Felix discuss some of the large gatherings that took place across the country during Memorial Day weekend.

Ryan opens the show offering his analysis of where the coronavirus pandemic stands as we hit 100,000 deaths and continue to reopen the country.