Bo Thompson from Good Morning BT is also here for this Wednesday's episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett, Coach and Bo talk about the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade and what this could mean for Super Bowl parades in the future. They express their grief for the victims and their families; also their regret that this is America today, a city can't even celebrate their victory without bad actors ruining it for everyone else.

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Tune in here to this Tuesday edition of the Brett Winterble Show!  

Brett kicks off the program with Beth Troutman and Bo Thompson talking about their interview with Nikki Haley that will be on their morning show tomorrow and some other candidates that they plan to talk to. Brett, Bo, and Beth discuss the upcoming elections and what it means to Carolinians. Tune in tomorrow at 8:05 a.m. for Bo and Beth's exclusive interview with Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley! 

We're joined by Ira Mehlman from the Federation for American Immigration Reform to talk about the state of our Southern Border and what should be done. "It's all a game that has been rigged by the (Biden) administration," said Mehlman.

We're also joined by Michael Harrison the Publisher for Talkers Magazine to talk about World Radio Day and how radio has been around since the 1800's. Harrison and Brett discuss the importance of radio and it's breadth from it's educational aspects to art, and it's impact on society. Radio has the power to tap "into the theatre of the mind," said Harrison. 

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This Tuesday edition of The Brett Winterble Show takes a strange turn!

Two callers join the show to discuss an unidentified flying object spotted today above the Charlotte Douglas Airport. Tune in here for the latest update on the "galactic tourists" vacation to Charlotte. 

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Tune in here to this special segment of The Brett Winterble Show on World Radio Day!

We're joined by Michael Harrison, the Publisher for Talkers Magazine, to talk about World Radio Day and how radio has been around since the 1800's. Harrison and Brett discuss the importance of radio and it's breadth from it's educational aspects to art, and it's impact on society. Radio has the power to tap "into the theatre of the mind," said Harrison. Tune in to listen to two veterans of radio talk about it's importance and artistic impact!

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