Scott discusses the growing number of moderates trying to work bipartisan with Congressmen Greg Landsman and Blake Moore. Also Former Cincinnati Councilmember Kevin Flynn debates the railroad sale, and Sloan weighs in on the union strikes.

Scott talks with former Cincinnati Councilmember Kevin Flynn about the ongoing negotiations surrounding the railroad.

Sloan discusses a new arena for Cincinnati with Julie Calvert, the cost of prescription drugs with Paul Seegert, and the latest on the UAW strike with Dr Henry Jin.

Cincinnati needs a new arena. The question remains where should the new arena go, and who will occupy it when it is built? Scott welcomes in Julie Calvert from Visit Cincinnati, to discuss these issues.

Sloan discusses the ongoing situation between Alicia Reece and the 3CDC surrounding the convention center. Also Steve Sprovach let's us know if the Fed is going to raise interest rates again, and Dr Rosha McCoy breaks down the annual vaccines you should get this year as we head into fall.

Is it time to replace the Heritage Bank Center? Should it stay on the river, or move up by TQL Stadium? Scott talks with FC Cincinnati Community Development Coordinator Chad Munitz about what they are doing to build a new arena.

Sloanie discusses the changes to the new iPhone with Bree Fowler from CNET. Also Ohio Rep Thomas Hall explains what the property tax assessment increase means for some Ohioans, and Brad Mason previews Oktoberfest Zinzinnati.

Apple has announced the iPhone 15. Will iPhone users have to replace all of their accessories again? Scott brings on Bree Fowler from CNET to tell you why this phone is different from past versions, and why you may be spending more money on new cords for it.

Scott breaks down the events surrounding Adam 'Pacman' Jones 24 hours later. Also the latest on the market with Allworth Financial's Steve Sprovach, what lead to the hack of the MGM computers with Dave the IT guy, and Dr. Eneida Roldan tells us if the new Covid boosters are safe.

The new Covid booster is out. With these booster shots becoming like the flu vaccines, Scott brings on Dr. Eneida Roldan from the Association of American Medical Colleges to discuss if these vaccines are safe and who should get them.