Nick, Seth and Carmen fill in for Triv. They remember the lives lost at Pearl Harbor on Dec., 7, 1941 and salute all World War Two veterans. They also talk about the Ohio father who made his daughter walk five miles to school after she was banned from her school bus for three days for bullying others.

Carmen and Seth fill in for Triv. They talk about the flu shot and wonder whether it could lead to a paralyzing condition called Guillan Barre' Syndrome which is a very rare condition.

Triv talks about Gneral Motors Lordstown which is closing in March of next year and why leaders including Governor John Kasich are grandstanding now after the announcement was made instead of doing more to help to keep the plant running years ago. Triv also welcomes members of the Mentor Ice-Breakers to the studio. They are the new, professional hockey team in the area.

Triv wonders whether former Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt deserves the opportunity to make a living. Triv also wonders how people on welfare can afford dogs. Triv also plays songs from previous decades and asks if they are offensive.

The Triv Show is live at the Hard Rock @ Northfield Park to react to the Browns loss to the Houston Texans. Bernie Kosar and Josh Cribbs joins the show.

A local radio station took "Baby Its Cold Outside" off of the air due to a complaint about the song being offensive. Triv and Seth then break down other christmas songs and decide whether the songs are offensive or not. Triv also talks about a news story involving a child named "ABCDE".

Triv wonders why Senator Sherrod Brown didn't do more to try and help save GM Lordstown which will be closing in March. Triv also wonders why there is a running clock in high school sports

Baker Mayfield double downs on his comments on Hue Jackson. Triv believes Central Florida should be in the College Football Playoff.

Triv talks about Barbra Streisand and her thoughts on why women voted for Donald Trump. Triv also talks about a possible Stand Your Ground law in Ohio which would allow a person to shoot someone without retreating, if that person believes he or she faces imminent serious bodily injury or possible death

President of Baseball Operations for the Cleveland Indians Chris Antonetti discuss the latest offseason news with Triv.