Three Things with Tiff Porter. Andy Shafer from Allworth Financial gives his Allworth advice. Brad Walden discusses the bridge collapse. Nick Neonakis breaks down why fast food prices have doubled in ten years.

Scott breaks down Reds Opening Weekend with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also Charlie Tassell of the National Real Estate Investors Association explains why you might not want to list you home on airBNB. Finally Dr Madhav Thambissetty describes the differences between a normal brain and one with Alzheimer's.

A recent shooting at an airBNB have some cities thinking about banning use of the app in their town. Charlies Tassell the COO of the National Real Estate Investors Association discusses the legalities of this, and the responsibilities you should be aware of if you list your home on airBNB.

Scott breaks down the events of Opening Day with Tommy Thrall and Austin Elmore, WTAM's Bloomdaddy discusses the Browns trying to build a domed stadium and how it will effect the Bengals, and Jason Nathanson and Allie Martin help you with your non baseball plans for the weekend.

The 2024 baseball season is off and going. Reds play-by-play commentator Tommy Thrall joins Scott to break down all the action in a big Reds Opening Day win!

Eddie and Lance step out and Willie and Seg take over to take you up to the Inside Pitch with guests Jeff Brantley, Karen Forgus, Marty Brennaman, and Ken Anderson.

Sloan and Mo step out, Eddie Fingers and Lance McAlister step in to get you ready for Opening Day 2024. They are joined by the voice of the Reds Joe Zerhusen, and Rick Walls from the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum.

Scott Sloan and Mo Egger lead off six hours of wall-to-wall Reds coverage leading up to Opening Day 2024! They are joined by Charley Frank of the Reds Community Fund, and former Reds Sean Casey, Dmitri Young, and Pokey Reese.

Scott previews an ABC22 Dayton special on the 1974 Xenia tornado with anchor Adam Aaro. Also attorneys Randy Freking and Jack Greiner discuss their other love with Scott, baseball. Finally Councilmember Seth Walsh updates us on the efforts to save the King Records building.

50 years ago next week, a F-5 Tornado tore through Xenia, Ohio killing 32 people. ABC22 in Dayton will be airing a special to look back on the events of April 3rd, 1974 and anchor Adam Aaro joins Scott with a preview of that special.