Willie talks with host of Ringside Politics Jeff Crouere about the latest political news, General Richard Newton joins to talk national security plus Willie takes your calls to hear your thoughts about his rap career and comments on public safety in Cincinnati.

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Sloanie talks with Betsy Brantner-Smith of the National Police Association about why Cincinnati is an outlier for violent crime, James Rapien previews Bengals-Eagles and more information on the upcoming season, Three Things with Tiff, rising cases of elder fraud with elder law attorney Dennison Keller and real estate with Michelle Sloan.

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Sloanie talks with Betsy Brantner-Smith of the National Police Association about why Cincinnati is an outlier for violent crime and why other cities are taking note.

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Sloanie is joined by James Rapien to talk about tonight's Bengals/Eagles matchup as well as information about the upcoming season.

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Sloanie talks with Cincinnati city council member Mark Jefferys about a proposal that he opposes which would pay felons not to shoot people, Crosstown Consultants pollster Kevin Burton talks about Trump's declining poll numbers, Julie Bauke discusses some of the challenges in the modern work environment, Richard Mendel of The Sentencing Project talks about his belief that curfews for teens and jail time do more harm than good and Sara Elyse delivers the Snort Report.

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Crosstown Consultants pollster Kevin Burton talks with Sloan about why Trump's numbers are currently in decline.

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Sloanie talks with council member Mark Jefferys about a proposal that he opposses that would pay felons to not shoot people.

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Sloanie talks with Cincinnati city council member Jeff Cramerding about a plan to acquire $2M to fast track more cops for the city, Greg Lawson of the Buckeye Institute joins to talk about 10 ways the state of Ohio can decrease property taxes right now, Sara Elyse subs in for Tiff Potter for 3 Things, brain performance expert Leigh Richardson talks about how social media has killed empathy and Brian James of Allworth Financial talks money.

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Sloanie talks with Greg Lawson of the Buckeye Institute to talk about 10 ways Ohio can lower property taxes right now.

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Cincinnati city council member Jeff Cramerding joins Sloanie to talk about acquiring more funding to fast track getting more cops for the city.

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