Richard Dixon discusses work ethic in today's society, and the apparent loss of it on a wide scale. When did so many people lose a sense of gravity about a job?  The McDonald's app, and other fast food apps: is it worth the savings to be tracked? Also, it's time for the weekly Mr. P's Grilling Tip of the Week where Richard tells us about their Steak / Bacon Dog and tons of new seasonings. The Beach Boys were still intact in the '80s, but to what degree?

Richard Dixon sits down with Gerry and Spud to discuss his response to the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay, the song that reminds him most of his wife (hint: it's a polka).  He also shares some anecdotes about their relationship.

Richard Dixon is joined by Mark 'Spud' Friedman to discuss a man climbing a sign on I20/59 - how DID they get him down? Biodegradable straws - do we really use enough straws to make them necessary (the numbers are staggering). Gerry then joins Richard and Spud in studio to discuss his response to the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay, the song that reminds him most of his significant other.

Richard Dixon discusses the fact that Twinkle Cavannaugh and Troy King each lost their respective races, with their clear lack of transparency about the issues being a sticking point with voters. Also, the Winter Olympics and the Summer Olympics: should we try to streamline things and take some sports from one and put them into the other? Google has been fined for unfair business practices, which brings memories of how computing has changed with the times - dramatically. Japan and the EU signed a massive Free Trade agreement - what impact will this have.

Richard Dixon discusses hot dog recipes that may just blow your mind, as we celebrate National Hot Dog Day. Get hungry. Also, boring superhero movies and the yardwork we'd rather be doing. President Trump is not granted any benefit of the doubt about being a "white supremacist," yet the intelligence community is trusted implicitly.  Elon Musk tossed out the "pedo" term and Richard takes issue with that.

Richard Dixon sits down with Russell Cressall to, first, celebrate the loss of Twinkle Cavanaugh and Troy King. Also, President Trump often uses hyperbolic conversation, but in his case, he seems to be just speaking sincerely about what he thinks and how he acts. Lab grown meat: what does it bode for the future, specifically, the farming industry? Will the attempt to go green be worth the effort?

Richard Dixon sits down with Dr. Andy Sokol in studio to discuss the unrealistic expectations many seem to have had for President Trump's summit with Vladimir Putin; the voters chose Donald Trump, not Russian Facebook ads. Which services are worth paying for? Changing your oil, perhaps, but mowing the lawn, maybe not. Richard gives his answer to the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay.

Richard Dixon and Scott Pilkerton from Aqua Systems sit down in studio to discuss water testing, the possible things his team can find when testing your water, as well as options for in-house installation. What happens when water becomes too contaminated, and what does chlorinated water do to you?

Richard Dixon sits down with Scott Pilkerton from Aqua Systems in studio to discuss water testing, the reasons to test water, and the potential hazards of not treating water. Also, why is Roy Moore endorsing Troy King? Speaking of Troy, he and Twinkle still refuse to accept Talk 99.5's offer to speak on-air and Richard knows why. In lighter news, Nickelodeon's hit cartoon Rugrats is coming back, prompting a discussion of cartoons from that era.

Richard Dixon discusses the vitriolic reaction from the Left AND some on the Right after President Trump's meeting with Vladimir Putin where he seemingly questioned the findings of the US intelligence community. Also, the inquiry into Russian collusion has been done too haphazardly. Today's #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay brings up the best hamburger around - one that you would stick with for the rest of your life.