How About A Milkshake?           Today's topics include: ...not to drink, but to have one thrown in your face? Milkshake throwing might be the next big political trend for Liberals...; next, Richard Fernandez (columnist for PJ Media, long-time author at the Belmont Club) joins the show from Australia to discuss political polling and how often times the polls get things completely wrong. From the recent surprise defeat in the Australian Labor Party, to Hillary losing to Trump, and Brexit; and finally, Dave Sheinin (national baseball writer, The Washington Post) joins the show to talk about a sports piece he wrote on how velocity is strangling the sport of baseball.

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Politics On ESPN Is A Bad Idea             Today's topics include: Who knew?? That's what ESPN's president said yesterday after data came out showing ESPN fans don't want the network to cover politics...; next, Daniel Turner (executive director of Power The Future) joins the show to discuss the political fight that will be taking place over the next year for the 'blue collar worker'. Biden already made a campaign rally stop a few weeks ago, and yesterday Trump was in Montoursville, Pennsylvania; and finally, Cary Solomon & Chuck Konzelman (writers and directors for the movie, "Unplanned") join the show to talk about how their movie "Unplanned" was denied all theatrical movie showings in Canada, along with roadblocks they faced from advertising and distributing companies here in the U.S. simply due to the movie's pro-life stance. 

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It's A TV Show                Today's topics include: In case you had trouble dealing with your life today after last night's season finale, John is here to remind you that Game Of Thrones is just a TV SHOW...; next, David Horowitz (best-selling author - "Dark Agenda: The War To Destroy Christian America") joins the show to discuss his book, along with his conservative movement after years of being a self-described leftist; and finally, some sports...sort of. John talks some controversial issues regarding baseball - starting with the Pirates and their current star player: Josh Bell.

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Americans Are Not Insane...             Today's topics include: ...a lot of time has been spent on this show talking about the stupidity of allowing biological males - who identify as females - to compete against women in sports. Well, Rasmussen did a poll on the demographics of who agrees vs. disagrees...; next, Thomas Jipping (senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation) discusses the future of abortion. With more and more state legislators - as recently as Alabama - enacting tougher stances on the issue of having the right to life, Jipping discusses the possible overturn of Roe v Wade; and finally, Gret Glyer (founder of DonorSee) joins the show to talk about his revolutionary and innovative smartphone app. DonorSee is a fundraising platform that connects its users to on-the-ground relief teams overseas. Glyer's app lets those who donate follow aid workers to get 'real-time visual updates' of the people that their money is helping directly.

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Are You A Fluid Fan?             Today's topics include: John wrote a column about what it means to be a 'fluid fan' over at TribLive.com this past weekend. A company called, Sports Innovation Lab did a study on all types and demographics of sports fans, and came up with a category for the younger generation...; next, John takes some listener calls and discusses CEO to employee pay; then, Mike Magulick (president of The Miracle League of Moon Township) joins the show to discuss why the Miracle Field project is so important and how you can help donate to the cause - creating an inclusive space where both persons with special needs and their able-bodied peers can play; and finally...Beto O'Rourke. He went on The View this morning to apologize for being 'privileged'....need we say more.

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