Ryan Gorman and Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Gilbert King discuss his book on the Groveland Four, "Devil In The Grove," and the pardon they finally received.

Ryan takes calls on whether or not the president should divert Florida disaster relief funds to help build the border wall.

Ryan discusses the Trump administration idea to potentially divert disaster relief funds, including some allocated for Florida, to build the border wall in the event the president decides to declare a national emergency.

Ryan tries to figure out what Senator Rick Scott's positions are on the shutdown and the wall based on a recent interview he did with the Tampa Bay Times.

Ryan discusses the latest on the now record-setting government shutdown, including new ways it's impacting Americans and how local establishments are helping government workers no longer receiving paychecks.

Ryan Gorman and Florida Politics Tampa Bay Political Reporter Janelle Irwin discuss the 2019 Tampa mayoral race.

Ryan opened up the show explaining how the failure to handle the current impasse that has led to a government shutdown doesn't bode well for future crises that will require far more innovation to solve.

Ryan rips Jim Acosta for the beginning of his report after President Trump's address to the nation and explains how an email circulating about past due SunPass bills are a scam.

Ryan Gorman and American Spectator Contributing Editor Jeffrey Lord discuss President Trump's handling of the government shutdown and what his next moves might be.

Today's "Only In FloriDuh" segment featured one involving Outback Steakhouse, a kickboxing senior, syringes and a fake bomb.