Triv talks about the Phoenix mayor who is apologizing to a family after a video surfaced of an officer drawing a weapon and shouting commands to a man and his fiance' following a shoplifting incident. Triv also talks about the potential demise of small market teams in Major League Baseball because of soaring player salaries. Triv also welcomes professional golfer and WTAM 1100 host Jimmy Hanlin to the show to recap the 2019 U.S. Open won by Gary Woodland.

Triv sits down for a conversation with Paula Ryan, the wife of the late local radio legend Matt Patrick.

Today marks the 244th birthday for the United States Army. Triv talks about the guy who shot David Ortiz, and what his intentions might have been. Triv also talks about a racist dispute that happened at Oberlin College. Triv opens up the phone lines for "Open Lines America" and touches on a number of different topics.

"Poop and Needles" by Charles Geil.

Triv talks to U.S. Army Colonel, Eric Lopez who is in to talk about an event going on Friday at the Rock Hall for the Army's birthday and comedian Frank Caliendo is in to talk with Triv about his upcoming show at Hilarities and gives us all his classic impressions!

Should the MLB redo the divisions? Triv and Women's Sports. Gary Trivisonno.

Triv discusses case of former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz after reports surfaced he was shot by a hit man hired by a drug lord who claimed Ortiz was having an affair with his wife. Triv also talked Tribe with Sportstime Ohio's Andre Knott ahead of the Indians series with the Cincinnati Reds.

Triv welcomes Curt Ellis from America First to the show. Ellis discusses President Trump's trade policies and potential trade deal with China down the road. Triv also discusses the 4.0 earthquake that struck 2 and a half miles off of Eastlake shortly before 11am. Triv also welcomes former Tribe closer Jensen Lewis to the show to talk about the Indians chances of catching the first place Twins and the Sunday night shooting in the Dominican Republic of former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz.

President of the Cleveland Indians Chris Antonetti sits down with Triv, Greg Brinda, and Carmen Angelo live from Progressive Field.

Triv interviews tribe manager Terry Francona live from Progressive Field. Drummer John Adams stops by for a quick conversation with Triv and Carmen.