It's that time of the year. This Sunday we will fall back an hour as Daylight Savings Time will end. Scott talks to Dr Catherine Athans about how this time change affects our bodies, and if we should skip springing forward next March.

Sloan discusses city issue 22 with Councilmember Liz Keating, state issue 1 with Amy Natoce of Protect Women Ohio, and the debut of a new Beatles song with iHeartMedia Director of Music Services Bobby Leach.

43 years after the death of John Lennon, the Beatles have released a new single. Using A.I. to recreate his voice from previously unheard recordings. as well as George Harrison guitar recordings, surviving members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr finished the song Now and Then. iHeartMedia Music Librarian Bobby Leach joins Scott to discuss this new song, and what other classic acts A.I. could bring back to life.

Scott talks with Hamilton County Coroner Lakshmi Sammarco about the newest drug on the street killing people called Tranq. Also Julie Bauke explains why pay might not be enough to keep your employees, and Dr. Sal Giorgianni warns that we might not want to drink that Panera caffeinated lemonade.

Attorney Jason Philabaum joins Scott to discuss the latest scandal involving government agencies, as D.E.A. agents are stopping airline passengers and illegally searching their bags, seizing money. Jason tells you what to do if a D.E.A. agent does this to you.

Scott debates the pros and cons of Ohio Issue 1. Also Steve Sprovach from Allworth Financial lets you know if now is the time to reinvest in the market, and 2nd Amendment lawyer Edwin Walker explain why red flag laws failed to stop the shooter in Maine.

It is open enrollment time, and Scott talks with Paul Seegert of PCS Healthcare Advisors to get you the info you need to save some money and get the best care you can.

Sloan breaks down a big win for the Bengals and FC Cincinnati with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also 33 states have filed a lawsuit against Facebook parent company Meta for promoting an addictive product to children. Finally Scott talks with Gene Krebs about if we should switch to ranked choice voting.

Scott is joined by Sara Elyse to break down big wins by both the Bengals and FC Cincinnati.

Sloanie talks about the manhunt in Maine with retired SWAT commander Dr. Mark Sherwood, how much money it takes to be happy with Jeff Golden, sports with Austin Elmore, the Local Loop with Allie Martin, Bearcats football with Dan Hoard and Hollywood with Jason Nathanson.