Scott talks with Zach Doran from Ohio Auto Dealers about why the Biden administration's Electric Vehicle policy will fail if they keep going as planned.

Scott breaks down the future of Redbike with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys, why the NCAA Tournament leads to gambling problems for many, and Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson give you some weekend entertainment options.

What is the fate of Redbike in Cincinnati? Scott talks with the man leading the charge on council to save the bike company, Mark Jeffreys.

Sloan talks with Joe Rudemiller of 3CDC about redeveloping the Saks building downtown. Also demolition began today on the Sunlight Pool and Scott has community reaction. Finally Steve Balczo from the Clermont County VSC discusses veterans benefits, and an event coming up to honor those who served in Vietnam 50 years ago.

Sloan talks with Steve Balzco of the Clermont County Veterans Service Commission about the services offered to veterans, and the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam war event coming up.

Sloan breaks down yesterday's primary election. Who were the big winners, and which of them face the greatest challenge come November? Also Victoria Vogelsang breaks down the fight to save the sunlight pool, and Chris Nyhuis breaks down the threat that AI brings.

Is the battle for the Sunlight Pool at Coney Island coming to an end? Scott talks with Victoria Vogelsang from saveconeyislanders.com to find out the latest in the fight to save the pool and if time is running out.

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.