Springfield's Talk 104.1 On-Demand

Good Saturday morning!

Kyle Wyatt and Melanie Bach talk about a variety of topics, including:

Horrific terrorist attack anniversary. "We have a duty as citizens to keep our government accountable"

The history behind what's going on with Galloway Village Neighborhood Association.

The current situation with Sequiota Park. The City council decided to approve a rezoning.

Upcoming vote and what should people expect to see on a ballot?

Learn more here and vote on November 8th!

Hour 3 - 

Nick Reed is live at Scramblers for the Friday Road Show.  Here's what he covers this hour:

73% of Americans believe there should be a maximum age limit for elected officials, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll released Thursday.

What would happen if President Biden was impeached?

Former President Donald Trump on Thursday recalled the reign of Queen Elizabeth II after news broke that England's longest-serving monarch had passed earlier that morning.

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The Carriker team stops by for a quick chat:

It can be intimidating purchasing a duplex, but it doesn't have to be.

Alex and Anthony talk about the duplex purchasing process, as well as becoming a landlord.

Bruce with Beadles Property Maintenance also joins us:

Bruce just got back from vacation. He shares his 'not so great' experience.

Believe it or not, but fall is right around the corner. Bruce talks about some items that you need to keep an eye on as we move into the cooler weather.

Bruce talks about the process of hiring them.

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Nick Reed and Tom Martz are live at Scramblers Diner for the Friday Road Show. Here's what they cover:

 This date in history.

Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman once chased down an unarmed jogger and pulled a gun on him.

Quote of the day.

There are talks of a Scenic Byway across the state.

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Nick Reed is live at Scramblers Diner for the Friday Road Show. Here's what he covers:

Daniel Greenfield writes in FrontPage Mag that Republicans want to co-exist with Democrats. Democrats want to eliminate Republicans.

Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Republican nominee for one of the U.S. Senate seats in Pennsylvania, is demanding that his opponent, Democrat John Fetterman, debate him in September before mail-in and absentee ballots are sent out.

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Chris Stark joins us this morning:

Serenity Honors is a local 9-year-old girl who aims to support and help as many Veterans as she can. 

Serenity is hosting a freedom food drive for Veterans from September 1 to October 22.

Happy Saturday!

Dustin Atwood and Sarah Myers talk about a variety of topics in the automotive industry, including:

Dustin talks about big box part stores.

Sarah and Dustin bring on a special guest - Dustin!

Dustin works for a large corporation here in Springfield and one of the many job duties he has is managing their fleet vehicles.

Dustin talks about how many vehicles he has in his fleet, as well as the performance for each of his vehicles.

What does fleet maintenance look like compared to your personal vehicle?

How does a company get on a good maintenance schedule?

Happy Saturday! Dustin Atwood and Sarah Myers talk about a variety of topics in the automotive industry, including:

Since it's a holiday weekend, Dustin shares some preparedness tips.

Last weekend, Sarah went on another mini road trip. On her way home, she had to pull over because it was raining so hard.

Toyota is developing a way for you to hitch a ride without a hitch.

California regulators moved to require all new vehicles in the state to run on electricity by 2035.

Hour 3b - Happy Thursday! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

In case you missed it, Nick interviews our ABC Books Author of the week. You can find more information by clicking here.

Raw Story has an article titled, "Amy Coney-Barrett to rule on LGBTQ case whose anti-LGBTQ attorneys paid her 5 times for speaking engagements"

Drag shows are now targeting young children, going as far to allow young girls to poll dance in the middle of parades.

ALSO - Our weekend producer, Katie, and Josh and Ashali with the Pyramid Roofing Company join us this morning:

Katie, who is originally from Russia, is studying to get her citizenship.

Nick, Sarah, and the Pyramid team help quiz Katie on just some of the questions that she may come across whenever she takes the test.

Hour 2 - 

Local attorney Kristi Fulnecky joins Nick Reed this morning. Here's what they cover:

Kristi traveled to Washington state last week.

Sarah took a DNA test and her results show that she is 18.3% Native American.

More than half of those who consume news from outlets like CNN and MSNBC believe Hispanics are becoming more conservative at the ballot box because they are soaking up “disinformation.”

There is a new state law that's sending Springfield City officials scrambling to comply.

Nearly one in four Democratic voters believe men can get pregnant, according to a new poll.

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Good Thursday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

More than half of those who consume news from outlets like CNN and MSNBC believe Hispanics are becoming more conservative at the ballot box because they are soaking up “disinformation.”

Springfield City Utilities sent out a letter to customers warning of price increases due to increased prices of natural gas.

Improvements in the nation’s natural gas infrastructure are getting more difficult as President Joe Biden wages war against the United States’s energy grid.

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Good Wednesday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

The left has got Trump this time!

Fox News reporter Peter Doocy confronted White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre with her own past tweets denying election results Tuesday, asking her whether it was as "extreme" to do so in 2016 as it was in 2020.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre also falsely claimed that the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election was “stolen” from Democrat Stacey Abrams by Republican Brian Kemp.

The Biden administration is set to spend $3.6 million to deploy vending machines filled with drug supplies in rural Kentucky—an effort the Biden administration claims will reduce stigma for drug users.