Scott discusses a local school district getting hacked with Dave the IT Guy. Also how the bar code changed our lives 50 years ago today with Bob Carpenter. Also the latest culture war hitting our society; Harry Guiremand discusses the war on circumcisions.

Fifty years ago, the way we chop was changed for ever. Scott brings on Bob Carpenter to explain how the invention of the barcode, and it's first use in Troy, Ohio fifty years ago changed commerce as we know it.

Scott breaks down the Tik Tok ban with Steve McKeon. Also why trying to get rid of the homeless might make the problem worse with Kevin Finn, and David Lipsky explains how climate change denial came to be a thing.

The homeless situation in Cincinnati is starting to get serious again like in 2018. While some are pushing to sweep away homeless encampments downtown, Scott talks with Kevin Finn about why that might do more harm than good.

Austin and Sara join Scott to break down weekend Cincinnati sports. Also Andy Bonner explains how to lower medical costs, and Edwin Walker breaks down a recent ruling by the Supreme Court that could affect gun owners.

What does a recent Supreme Court ruling mean for gun owners? Scott talks with 2nd Amendment attorney Edwin Walker about what the Supreme Court said.

Sloan discusses the homeless situation in Cincinnati with Jackie Bryson, gets a preview of the Dayton Air Show with Captain Ken Reider, and ideas for the weekend from Allie Martin, Austin Elmore, and Jason Nathanson.

Homelessness in Cincinnati is not near as bad as it was in 2018, but it is still an issue. Jackie Bryson, the President of the Downtown Residents Association tells Scott how to keep it from getting out of control again.

Scott discusses the controversy surrounding the CSO and former Sunlite pool site with Victoria Vogelsang. Also Councilmember Jeff Cramerding discusses an earnings tax increase that will be on the ballot, and Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch breaks down Biden's new immigration plan.

Scott brings on Victoria Vogelsang from SaveConeyIslanders to discuss the Cincinnati Symphony trying to get public funds after the controversial decision to tear down the Sunlite Pool.