He just got his bell rung...  Today's topics include: ...at least that's what they used to say after a kid was knocked down in football. Jesse Dougherty (The Washington Post) weighs-in on the future of football, concussion prevention, and a recent lawsuit from a former college player - Les Williams - who is suing the NCAA; and Sener Korkusuz (CEO and co-founder of A7FL) talks about a league that is full contact, no pads, tackle football and how it actually is safer than "traditional" football.

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Maybe Randy Moss should have worn a bow tie! Today's topics include: Moss wore a tie with a list of names on it...yet 95% of Liberal sports media won't pay attention to the details. Not every name on his tie represented someone who was unfairly brutalized by a white cop; next, D.C. McAllister (from The Federalist) gives us a history lesson on why Trump ISN'T the only President to battle the press/media on misinformation and false reporting; and finally, Shannon Watkins (from the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal) discusses the question, are black male student athletes failing to graduate due to racism?

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Everybody stood for the anthem, but nobody watched the game. Today's topics include: The ratings were way down for last night's NFL Hall of Fame game. Dominic Patten (Deadline Hollywood Senior Editor and Chief Tv Critic) gives us his take on all things ratings, national anthem policies, and even CBS's Les Moonves; next, Director of e-sports at Kent State University, Steve Toepfer, talks about how playing video games can help get you a college scholarship; and finally, stupidity on college campuses...this time from the University of Toronto.

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Richard Lollar and Jacinth Baker are still dead. Today's topics include: Ray Lewis will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday...but you'll be hard-pressed to find the media bringing up his dark past, which took place in Atlanta back in the year 2000. Lollar and Baker - who were both stabbed to death in a bar - have families who will be sure to remember it though; next, the newest member of the editorial board at The New York Times (Sarah Jeong) has a history of anti-white racism...so why hasn't she been fired yet?; and finally, 'steeling' votes happening here in Pittsburgh? Christian Adams (Public Interest Legal Foundation) talks about voter fraud that has been going on locally for 20+ years.

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The King has spoken... Today's topics include: ...That King would be LeBron James. We'll get into some of the staggering things LeBron said on CNN the other night; Max Eden (Manhattan Institute) continues the discussion on LeBron regarding the opening of his new public school in Akron, OH - where kids get free meals, college tuition, and even a bike; and finally, Michael Saltsman (Employment Policies Institue) talks about the minimum wage war for waiters and waitresses, and why it's actually counterproductive.

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The Pirates are in it to win it! Today's topics include: The Pirates are trying to win the wild card...Frank Boal (covering Kansas City sports for over 35 years) gives his input on how the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Kansas City Royals have many similarites, including but not limited to the Nutting family and David Glass; also, Christian Britschgi (Reason Magazine) discusses the ridiculous 'plastic straw ban' that is taking over the U.S. by storm; and finally, it's the 25th anniversary of Chuck Noll's induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

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How about some Ivy League Stupidity?! Today's topics include: College campuses are a hot-bed for stupidity...apparently even Harvard is no exception. Associate Editor at 'The College Fix', Greg Piper, weighs-in on why a sorority there is going co-ed to avoid "punishments"; also, we will hear locally from Brother Tony Baginsky (Principal, Central Catholic High School) on why they aren't making any apologies - with no plans to change - on being an all-boys school since 1927.

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How about that Gross Domestic Product! Today's topics include: The GDP is at a 4.1, and that's a big deal!...it's the biggest jump since 2014; also, Pittsburgh's own Salena Zito discusses her book 'The Great Revolt'. Hear why everyone from the Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, to even President Donald Trump himself, gave such great reviews on her analysis of the 2016 election.

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Are you STILL ready for some football? Today's topics include: Steelers and the anthem...any agreement that the NFL and the union comes to still won't guarantee the fact that some players are still going to do what they want; next, Canadian founder of 'The Gun Blog', Nicolas Johnson, weighs-in on the gun control debate happening in Canada after a gunman's recent rampage in Toronto; and finally, Josh Shepherd from The Federalist discusses a true crime cover-up movie called 'Gosnell' which details the trial of "America's biggest serial killer" Dr. Kermit Gosnell, who ran an abortion clinic out of Philadelphia, Pa.

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Summer is over! Today's topics include: Western Pa is officially in football mode...the Steelers reported to training camp today; also, Roberto Clemente Day! Luis Mayoral (a close friend of Clemente) calls-in to discuss all things related to the late baseball Hall of Famer, including the movement to get the MLB to retire the number 21 in Clemente's honor.

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