The BS Show

Bob explains why actor Alec Baldwin is Today's D-Bag of the Day in the latest BS nanoShow.

Elmer Abbas teaches a fun and unique way to swing a golf club that makes it so much easier to learn for beginners and to improve the game of people already playing. In this installment of The BS nanoShow, Elmer explains the swing and offers lessons to two of Bob's kids, one of their friends and Bob's wife, Mary. Also, here is a link to the Facebook Live post that shows the swing: Elmer's Swing

In an interesting and highly entertaining BS Show, Bob Sansevere is joined by three attorneys from Halberg Criminal Defense -- Debbie Lang, Eric Nelson and Dave Risk -- and they share tales of trials and courtroom drama they've experienced. And psychic Ruth Lordan channels legendary attorney Clarence Darrow to chat with the attorneys still with us.

Bob explains why Today's D-Bag of the Day is the LPGA in the latest BS nanoShow (under two minutes).

Bob explains why PETA is Today's D-Bag of the Day in the latest BS nanoShow (under two minutes).

Long-time KQ Morning Show standout Mike Gelfand shares his thoughts -- as only he can -- on the NCAA championship game between North Carolina and Gonzaga, as well as the start of the Twins' season. He is joined by Bob, Cold Omaha's Tom Schreier, and RetraceHealth Vice President Pat Tarnowski.

Nationally known psychic Ruth Lordan picks the Tar Heels to win the national title over Gonzaga in this edition of The BS nanoShow.

Bob explains why Fox News megahost Bill O'Reilly is being called Today's D-Bag of the Day in the latest BS nanoShow.

Today's D-Bag of the Day in the latest BS nanoShow is the Drexel University associate professor who said he wanted to vomit when someone did a good deed for a member of the military.

The latest episode of The BS Show includes the best person in the business when it comes to the business of sports, Rick Horrow, as well as Fox 9's Jim Rich, who believes, along with Bob, that Jabba the Hutt would make a fantastic NHL goaltender and Kong would be a heckuva enforcer as long as he doesn't keep banging his enormous skull into the overhead scoreboard. And psychic Ruth Lordan explains why the police wanted to talk to her.