Jimmy talks with Ed and Peggy Gallek of the Fox 8 I Team about some of the big headlines of the day including a late-breaking story in Medina about a woman who was shot in a Police Station parking lot after allegedly pointing a gun at officers, an update in the Bianca Ellis trial, and the County Prosecutor having issues with light sentences for violent juvenile offenders. Later, Jimmy and Rob embark on another harrowing edition of Knuckleheads In The News.

Jimmy talks with author Annie Reed about her book, “The Impostor Heiress,” and how Cleveland-based Cassie Chadwick conned millions of dollars from American banks during The Gilded Age…. Consumer Advocate Teresa Murray from the US Public Interest Research Group joins the program to talk about “Port-Out Scams,” a new type of scam where hackers contact your cell phone company and trick them into activating a SIM card for “your phone” that is in the possession of the scammers… Texans are pulling guns on power company employees.

Jimmy talks with author Annie Reed about her book, “The Impostor Heiress,” and how Cleveland-based Cassie Chadwick conned millions of dollars from American banks during The Gilded Age.

Jimmy talks with author and former Plain Dealer reporter Ebony Reed about her latest book “Fifteen Cents On The Dollar: How Americans Made the Black-White Wealth Gap,” and what through history caused black families to have fifteen cents to every dollar of wealth compared to their white counterparts… Senior Insider reporter Dominick Reuter joins the show to talk about his latest piece on how many businesses across the country are rethinking their prices as consumers rethink their spending habits… A new nominee for the worst performance of the National Anthem.

Senior Insider reporter Dominick Reuter joins the show to discuss his latest piece on how many businesses across the country are rethinking their prices as consumers rethink their spending habits.

Jimmy talks with author and former Plain Dealer reporter Ebony Reed about her latest book “Fifteen Cents On The Dollar: How Americans Made the Black-White Wealth Gap,” and what through history caused black families to have fifteen cents to every dollar of wealth compared to their white counterparts.

Jimmy talks with author Samhita Mukhopadhyay about her latest book, “The Myth Of Making It: A Workplace Reckoning,” and the issues that young people, especially women, have trying to find their way in the workplace… Michael Bohinc from Norhio Plumbing joins the program to dispel some plumbing myths and talk about his company’s involvement in Jimmy’s 28th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament… Movie maven George Thomas from the Akron Beacon Journal joins the program to talk about “Fly Me To The Moon” and “Life.”

Jimmy talks with author Samhita Mukhopadhyay about her latest book, “The Myth Of Making It: A Workplace Reckoning,” and the issues that young people, especially women, have trying to find their way in the workplace.

A man is busted for stealing a gun after police used the state ID card he left at the scene of the crime. A dude wearing a onesie broke into a pet store. A London banker has sex with a tree by Kensington Palace. Ladies and Gentleman, another harrowing edition of Knuckleheads In The News.

Jimmy talks with Senator Sherrod Brown about what is going on in Washington including a new bill that would help workers out during the extreme summer heat and a $50 Million investment in tech jobs in Akron… Ed and Peggy Gallek of the Fox 8 I Team joins the show to talk about some of the big headlines of the week including a use of force investigation into the arrest of person who allegedly shot and killed Officer Jamieson Ritter, an update on the case of two women who drove the corpse of their friend through a drive-through bank to withdraw money posthumously, the City of Cleveland borrowing drones from Parma (despite having drones of their own), and a health update on former Browns QB Bernie Kosar… Jimmy and Rob embark on another harrowing edition of Knuckleheads In The News.