Richard takes some time to pay respects to the late Dr. King and all he did for the Civil Rights Movement before his life was unnecessarily taken.  He then moves on to discuss a sports manager that is under investigation for buying his team McDonald's.

It's the Monday after Easter and instead of revealing the details of his holiday weekend, Richard reports that Jack Williams has been arrested by the FBI after being indicted by a grand jury on corruption charges.

Richard offers updates on the story surrounding Jack Williams and his arrest on charges of corruption before moving on to explain how not coming up with original ideas is hurting that Democrat Party.

Richard talks with the mayor of his neck of the woods, Mayor Gulley of Bessemer about changing the reputation of Bessemer, the Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival and some of the other projects the city is undertaking.

Richard calls out the absurdity that the fall in the stock market is because of President Trump's tweets regarding Amazon. He then turns to explain that there is a fine line between humorous comments and those that are sacrilegious.

Richard reveals that President Trump has said the U.S. will withdraw from Syria in a surprising announcement. Richard also believes this is how it should be done: achieve the goal and come back home.

Debbie comes on to address the microscope the FBI has found itself under in regards to the Mueller investigation and whether or not she is as tired as everyone else of the Parkman High School kids.

It's time for food news and Richard brings the heat with stories about low-calorie enchiladas and the lies your parents told you about bread crust.

The last hour, like much of the show, had a great response to the Big Stupid Question of the Day and Richard takes some time to get answers from the listeners.

Spud and Richard kick around the issues of the day which include but are not limited to: Easter, addressing why a listener is not listening anymore, repealing the 2nd Amendment and the Big Stupid Question.