Ryan Gorman and former federal prosecutor David Weinstein discuss the case against the El Paso shooter.

Ryan Gorman and retired FBI agent Katherine Schweit, who was once in charge of the bureau's active shooter program, discuss what we know about mass shootings and what you can do to be more vigilant.

Following another tragic weekend that left 31 dead and dozens more injured due to shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ryan opens the show with a monologue on America's mass shooting problem. ​

Ryan and Morgan discuss a lawsuit that alleged Katy Perry stole a song from a Christian rapper.

Today's "Only In FloriDuh" stories include naked Florida men, an angry ex, a Cinnabon craving and lots more!

Ryan and Morgan discuss two assaults involving bananas and a woman who urinated on Walmart potatoes.

Ryan and Morgan discuss a YouGov survey that listed America's most-liked sandwiches. Ryan thinks the survey is fake news.

Ryan and Morgan discuss whether or not it'd be a good idea to move Halloween to the final Saturday of October.

Ryan and Morgan discuss a new study that found almost a third of all food delivery drivers have tried the food they're delivering. They also take a call from someone who has done that.

Ryan and Morgan open the show discussing an announcement by Florida officials that Hepatitis A has become a public health emergency and a new case of flesh-eating bacteria here in the Tampa Bay Area. They're also joined by a caller who contracted flesh-eating bacteria.