Ryan and Felix take an in-depth look at the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old black Georgia resident who was killed by two white men.

Ryan and Felix discuss a shooting in Sanford, FL, that's being investigated as a possible instance of "stand your ground," even though the current information doesn't appear to meet that criteria.

Ryan talks to callers about Florida's unemployment system mess and their inability to get their benefits.

Ryan opens the show discussing the growing anti-face mask movement across the country, and explains the science behind wearing a face mask to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

Ryan talks to Jane Walker from the Tampa Bay Network to End Hunger about their work assisting those in need, including children, throughout the area during this coronavirus outbreak and economic crisis.

Ryan talks to the author of 'The Death of Expertise' Tom Nichols about the pushback in recent years to experts and how that has impacted our current public health crisis.

Ryan and Felix talk to Information Technology & Innovation Foundation Vice President Daniel Castro about the technical issues with Florida's broken unemployment system.

Ryan and Felix discuss the recent revelation that Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony killed a man in self-defense when he was younger, yet never disclosed that to local or state officials. They also talk about salacious pictures of the sheriff that have gone public.

Ryan and Felix discuss two legal issues, one involving a Florida nurse who was denied a condo rental because of her interactions with COVID-19 patients, and another involving the family of a Bayshore Blvd. jogger who was struck and killed by a drunk driver.

Ryan and Felix discuss predictions for the 2020 hurricane season and preparations being made by state and federal officials for how to deal with coronavirus and hurricane evacuations at the same time.