He's Even Driving Psychiatrists Insane                 Today's topics include: The former chairman of the psychiatry department at Duke, Allen Frances, made a pretty insane statement about President Trump... Next, Jerry Brewer (sports columnist at the Washington Post) joins the show to talk some sports with John, regarding the recent Andrew Luck news and his early retirement from the Indianapolis Colts. And finally, Hailey Poe (current high school student at South Fayette) talks to John about the USA Triathlon World Championships that she is headed to tomorrow in Switzerland. She is representing Team USA in a sprint triathlon against kids from all over the world.

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Are You Ready For Some Football?                 Today's topics include: It's here - football season starts tonight. And no, John's not counting those deadly, boring NFL exhibition games, he's talking about high school football games taking place all over Western PA... Next, Jean Twenge (author of the book, "iGen: Why Today's Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy - and Completely Unprepared for Adulthood") joins the show to talk to John about a generation of kids who are addicted to their smartphones. And finally, John takes some listener calls regarding sports and those who identify as transgenders.

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Ehh, What's Another Few Trillion Dollars?                Today’s topics include: John starts off the show with the observation that trillion has become the new billion…and all of its unfathomable ways to spend it. Next, Nick Loris (economist, energy & environmental policy at The Heritage Foundation) talks to John about the absurd cost of Bernie Sander’s newly unveiled $16 trillion climate change plan. And finally, Gregory Wrightstone (The Heartland Institute, geologist & author of the book, ‘Inconvenient Facts: The Science That Al Gore Doesn’t Want You to Know’) joins the show to discuss NOAA’s recent data, claiming that July 2019 was the ‘hottest month on record’. Greg and John punch holes into this claim, and tell you why no one should be alarmed over NOAA's findings.  

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No Ifs, Ands, or Buts                   Today's topics include: ...not at Michigan State anyway. Employees at the university had to take a mandatory course in how to deal with people on the job - you know, making sure no one is 'triggered' on campus. Next, Dr. Robert Epstein (psychologist, professor, author, and journalist - visit MyGoogleResearch.com) joins the show to discuss his side of the story in regards to the recent Twitter firestorm between President Trump, Hillary Clinton, and of course Dr. Epstein, on how Google is influencing voters. And finally, Inez Feltscher Stepman (senior policy analyst at the Independent Women's Forum) discusses why the Republican party still believes in Colleges and Universities, when Republican voters don't trust in these institutions anymore.

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The Plot To Rig An Election And Destroy A Presidency                        Today's topics include: That's the subtitle of Andrew McCarthy's new book. The full title is "Ball of Collusion: The Plot To Rig An Election And Destroy A Presidency"...Andrew McCarthy (former federal prosecutor, columnist at National Review, Fox News contributor, and author) isn't fooling around. He's a former prosecutor and has been all over the 'Russian Collusion' theory since day one. Andrew joins the show to talk to John about his new book - "Ball of Collusion". And finally, how about some adult recess? John talks to Clay Lundquist (Center Stage Entertainment Marketing) about a phenomenon sweeping the country called 'adult recess'.Games like kick-ball, tether-ball, four-square, and hopscotch are all part of the event...along with adult beverages and novelty candy....and it could be heading to a city near you. John weighs-in.

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