Sloan brings on candidates Adam Matthews, Phil Heimlich (R-OH2), and Barbra Carter (judicial candidate) to break down today's primary election in Ohio. Also Andy Shafer from Allworth Financial tells Scott how we can lower inflation.

Scott discusses how the economy can lower inflation and avoid stagnation and recession with Andy Shafer of Allworth Financial.

Scott breaks down March Madness in the Tri State with Austin Elmore, debates if politics is killing organized religion with John Stewart Hill, and Councilmember Seth Walsh wants to keep Red Bikes downtown, despite the company ceasing operations.

What is the future of Red Bike in Cincinnati? As the company shuts down operations, Councilmember Seth Walsh attempts to keep the service alive in the Queen City.

Sloan discusses new information on the would-be Mariemont School shooter with Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers. Also Brigham McCown breaks down Biden's Natural Gas export ban and why it is bad for America. Finally Dean Regas has all the latest on the upcoming eclipse.

New information has been released on the would-be Mariemont School shooter case. Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers joins Scott to tell us what it all means.

Scott breaks down Ohio's attempt to get rid of the state income tax with Donovan O'Neill, gets a Reds update from Sara live from Goodyear, AZ, and Theresa Dinwiddie-Herman from Ohioans for Child Protection discusses the Moeller scandal.

Scott talks about Ohio's attempts to get rid of the state income tax with Donovan O'Neill.

Scott breaks down the argument to keep the Sunlight Pool open. Also WLW aviation expert Captain Ken Reider tells us if it is safe to fly in a Boeing 737, and Councilmember Mark Jeffreys gives us an update on the Western Hills Viaduct project.

The I-71/71 Bridge project is quickly shaping up, but what about the other big Cincinnati road project? Scott brings on Councilmember Mark Jeffreys to discuss the latest with the Western Hills Viaduct, and why it won't be finished until 2032.