Veterans tribute from May 6, 2026, sponsored by Basalyga Hospitality Group, features veterans Martin Dwyer of South Scranton; David Charles Kozich of Mountaintop (originally from Plains); Francis J. Zamboni of Mountain Top (born in Mount Carmel); John E. 'Jack' Snyder of Wilkes-Barre; Barbara Ann Sewesky of Danville (formerly of Berwick); and Peter Hubiak of Old Forge.

In this hour Bob discusses the Democrat leadership compared to the bar in Star Wars; music as part of history; Bob Hope college all American football team; anti Jewish protests in New York City; and the Penn State situation when Jerry Sandusky did what he did and how Joe Paterno handled it.

In this hour Bob talks to Republican Congressman Rob Bresnahan. Bob also has Brian Hughes in the studio to break the news that Ted Turner has died. Bob later talks about does Barak Obama have Trump syndrome (with a caller); the Biden banner disgrace; and Paige Cognetti.

In this hour Bob discusses Helen Gohsler who passed away at the age of 95 on April 30, 2026 and volunteered for 17 years with the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, and dedicated 44 years to building and growing the Scranton Chapter of Pennsylvanians for Human Life. Dr Frank Schell, from the Pennsylvanians for Human Life, calls in to share he memories of Helen Gohsler. Later Bob discusses Stacy Garrity not supporting legalization of marijuana. Tina Muracco of Premier Sotheby's International Realty calls in.

Bob talks about the Biden administration had an anti Christian bias in the federal government

Jim Welty, president of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, calls in about natural gas.

Jason Richey, Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor calls in.

Veterans tribute from May 5, 2026, sponsored by John Basalyga & Serenity Care, features veterans James Eshelman (born in Scranton); George Henry 'Poppy' Capo of Dickson City (born in New York City Manhattan); Nona Wartella of Salem, CT (formerly of Edwardsville); Frank Howatch of Swoyersville; John A. 'Jack' Saravitz of Scranton; Scott Alan Sands of Plains Township (born in Kingston); Ted Stemrich of Nescopeck Township (born in Nuangola Station); and Barry E. Ribble of Bonny Lake, Washington and a Stillwater area native.

In this hour Jim Welty, president of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, calls in about natural gas. Later Bob talks about the

Biden administration had an anti Christian bias in the federal government; migration in Europe; and don't fall for lies about Bresnahan

In this hour Jason Richey, Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor calls in. Bob later talks about the Biden banner disgrace day 141; gas & energy prices and immigration (with callers) and the deaths of John Sterling & Edward Lynett, Jr