Ray Horner Show

:19 - The fallout continues after Myles Garrett's on-field assault of Mason Rudolph with his own helmet. A long-time NFL player in Jay Brophy has seen a lot of stuff in his football career, but nothing like this.

7:35 - The impeachment inquiry continues this week, and Dr. John Green from the Bliss Institute at the University of Akron has you covered. Dr. Green talked about the key players, and he touched on the Democratic ticket.

15:18 - Colin Kaepernick has not taken an NFL snap in almost three calendar years, yet he’s making himself available for curious teams with injured or ineffective quarterbacks. His audition over the weekend drew ire from everyone, including the morning show who considered it to be a public relations stunt.

18:28 - On this day in 1978, the Jonestown massacre occurred in Guyana. Ray and Tony looked back at the Peoples’ Temple and the drinking of the Flavor Aid.

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Groucho Marx was known by many as the leader of the famed Marx Brothers, with his siblings Chico, Harpo, and sometimes Zeppo. But as his storied life came to a close, Groucho needed some help with some end-of-life care.

Steve Stoliar is the author of the book Raised Eyebrows, and he spoke with WAKR's Tony Mazur about his three fascinating years working for Groucho from 1974 till 1977, and shared some of his favorite Marx Brothers movies and memories.

:19 - The ADL labels the Confederate Flag a hate symbol, but do the folks flying it know the meaning and feelings behind it? Or are they well aware and fly it anyway? Ray, Tony, and Kris debating the subject of raising the Confederate flag.

9:01 - Is AAU basketball causing more problems for teens than it helps? Are their bodies fatiguing and breaking down earlier due to the brutal tournament schedules throughout the year?

15:10 - Disney unveiled their new streaming service on Tuesday called Disney+, where viewers can watch nearly every TV show and film under Walt’s umbrella….unless there were login problems, which is what occurred the first day. How many streaming services will we subscribe to, and will we just be spending the same amount on streams that we did on cable?

20:18 - Should the Indians trade Francisco Lindor? Tony believes now is the time to get the best value.

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:19 - Yesterday on Capital Hill, the impeachment hearings for President Donald Trump began. Dr. David Beer, professor of political science at Malone University, gave an overview of the first day, which featured such players as Bill Taylor, Jim Jordan, among others. He also touched on Deval Patrick entering the race on the Democratic side.

6:51 - What about the legal implications of impeachment? Dean Carro, president of the Akron Bar Association, joined the program to discuss those ramifications and what it means to the political and legal structure.

14:49 - Let’s go back in time to the second-to-last time a president faced impeachment hearings. Dr. Kevin Kern, history professor at the University of Akron, went down memory lane with the Watergate scandal with President Richard Nixon.

21:05 - Chase Young will be back on the field for the Buckeyes….after a brief two-game suspension. Ray and Kris talked about this saga surrounding the NCAA and Chase Young, who will be back in time for the Penn State game.

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Government corruption and scandals have been a constant since the beginning of the country. What are some of the most famous and infamous scandals that have either shook the nation or quietly occurred without public knowledge?

Mark Hyman is the author of the book Washington Babylon, and he talked to guest-host Tony Mazur about scandals such as MKUltra, COINTELPRO, and Watergate, among others.

:19 - Remember the $100,000 Pyramid? How about That’s Incredible? Musician and host of the game and talk variety, John Davidson, joined the program to talk about his career on That’s Incredible, going to college in Ohio, and hosting for Johnny Carson.

9:40 - Cavaliers season is underway, and while many are enjoying what they see from the current roster, it’s okay to drive down memory lane. Sportswriter and author Terry Pluto stopped by the studio to promote his new book Vintage Cavs, which covers the team from their opening season at the decrepit Cleveland Arena through their years at the Richfield Coliseum.

18:46 - Hockey commentator Don Cherry has never been one to mince words on other non-hockey issues, but his remarks about Canadian immigrants cost him his job. Ray, Tony, and Kris touched on Cherry’s comments, and if they were teetering on the line of being racist or patriotic.

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Sam and Brad Show Podcast 11.11.19

:19 - Could the Democratic presidential race get more interesting with Michael Bloomberg entering the race? The panel on the morning show talked about how viable Bloomberg can be not only against a fellow billionaire in Donald Trump, but his in-party rivals in Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, and Elizabeth Warren.

6:36 - The Browns somehow, someway came up with a 19-16 victory over the Buffalo Bills. Ray and Tony recapped the game, which was nice to see, though they believe the poor coaching continues to hold them back.

10:08 - Our veterinarian Dr. Gary Riggs stopped by the answer questions about limping and coughing with dogs.

17:54 - Today is Veterans Day, and Ray gives a big salute to all those who served and how the reaction towards veterans have improved over time, even if there’s still some things to work on.

20:56 - This week marks 50 years of Sesame Street? Was that a part of your life in some way, either as a child, parent, or grandparent?

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:19 - Will assigning seats in the lunchroom quash cliques and help get to know your peers better, or will this cause students to become more introverted. Ray and Tony had a discussion

11:18 - 24 years ago this week, Art Modell announced the Browns will be moving to Baltimore for the 1996 season. Ray and Tony looked back at that tearful day, and how the process of the move wasn’t completely on Modell.

16:41 - What if Richard Nixon lost in 1968? What if Bobby Kennedy didn’t die? Heck, what if Goldwater had a chance in ’64? This is a fun segment on election what if’s.

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:19 - With the Browns season imploding before our eyes, could they trade Odell Beckham Jr. in the offseason? That may not be farfetched, according to some reports. Ray and Tony asked who is more expendable: OBJ or Freddie Kitchens?

7:04 - Senator Sherrod Brown called into the program, and he discussed the continuing impact the opioid epidemic has in our area, as well as the Veterans and Consumers Fair Credit Act ahead of Veterans Day.

12:31 - It’s a sad day, as it’s the final time master gardener Jeanne Poremski will stop by until April. Jeanne talked about the winter weather, readying a compost heap, and questions on winter soil.

17:53 - We are debuting a new golf program here in the coming weeks with golf pro Joe Leenheer, and he gave us a preview of what we’ll hear from him.

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