Randy Baumann and the DVE Morning Show

In a statement issued yesterday, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell stated that training camps will be held at team facilities this summer, which ends a 54 year tradition for the Pittsburgh Steelers and St. Vincent College in Latrobe. But according to Gerry Dulac of the Post-Gazette, the Steelers may have been forced to stay in the South Side this summer even without Goodell's mandate since the college is unlikely to even house it's students on-campus in time for the start of the fall semester let alone an entire football team for a month or even longer.

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Billy Gardell joins us in the 9am hour to discuss the perils of tuna melts, drinking coffee past 2pm and the first meal he'd like to have post-quarantine. Also, in case you missed it - we replayed our conversation with Cam Heyward from yesterday addressing the unrest sweeping across the nation in the wake of George Floyd's murder last week, and why all officers involved still have not been arrested.

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Steelers Captain Cam Heyward wants more arrests to be made for the murder of George Floyd. (Officer Derek Chauvin, who killed Floyd, has already been arrested, while Officers Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao are still under investigation.) Cam also admits his own feelings of insecurity when near a police presence despite being a professional athlete, and how a routine traffic stop escalated into a fearful situation for him and a friend.

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Pittsburgh Penguins Senior Vice President Kevin Acklin shares his perspective on the damages caused by the outside groups who hijacked Saturday's protest - damages that go beyond defacing a statue and distract from a peaceful, righteous cause.

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Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert addresses Saturday's events in Pittsburgh and nationwide, the discussions between local organizers and police staff ahead of protests, and how organizers might be able to eliminate violent groups from infiltrating their demonstrations and distracting from their message.

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It was a tumultuous, heartbreaking weekend nationwide; we wanted some strong, familiar voices of the show to share their perspectives and discuss how we can come together as a community to move forward. A heartfelt thank you to Cam Heyward, Brett Keisel, Chief Scott Schubert, Penguins Senior VP Kevin Acklin, and Mayor Peduto for joining us this morning.

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Gene Steratore describes the rule changes implemented in the NFL and whether it's worth sacrificing the sanctity of the game for added entertainment. Liz Berlin is hosting a virtual Pittsburgh Women's Music Festival, happening tomorrow night at 5pm on Mr. Small's Facebook page. Joe Grushecky and the House Rockers are the subject of tonight's classic album series, specifically "Have A Good Time but Get Out Alive," and Sean Collier reviews a Dennis Rodman classic, and Joe Bartnick remembers the '92 Stanley Cup Champion Penguins in their quest for Back-to-Back Cups.

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We all can agree on the best in the Chex Mix, right? Big Cat's answer may surprise you. Stan Savran ranks his five favorite mob movies, the top two are rather predictable, but where does The Departed rank? Clinton Clegg of The Commonheart performs in the virtual Coffeehouse ahead of his gig on Primanti's Facebook page tomorrow night at 5pm to benefit Magee Women's Hospital's Moms Rock Challenge.

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Re-live one of the greatest sporting events of all time (as Phil Bourque puts it) tonight on AT&T SportsNet and 105.9 The X as they broadcast Game 1 of the 1992 Stanley Cup Final against the Chicago Blackhawks, a series in which the Penguins finished off an 11-game win streak to become back-to-back champs. Mark Madden would prefer to have poor sportsmanship in the professional realm over the fake camaraderie between bitter rivals, Doug Benson has a new slew of movies and tv shows to watch or skip, including a late 90's classic with a star-studded cast, and Mr. Wednesday Jeff Konkle gets the first sunburn of 2020.

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DVE Memorial Day 500 Guru Weird Paul was quite disappointed by this year's list and has petitioned for change for next year's list. The listeners want Weird Paul in charge! Plus, Billy Gardell joins us live from Los Angeles and Randy's bout with his power washer ended in a smelly mess over the weekend.

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