Triv talks about illegal immigration. He also takes to task a ranking of the top-40 greatest voices in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as put togther by Cleveland.com

Triv is LIVE from the Hard Rock Rocksino today as he, Carmen, Fred Greetham, Billy Coleman talk about the Browns win against the Bengals in Cincinnati on Sunday.

Greg Brinda fills in for Triv. The mindset of Michigan fans heading into the Game, shoppers who skip Thanksgiving to shop. Jimmy Hanlin and Cayleigh Griffin joins the show.

Triv talks about turkeys and how they are raised from farm to table for the Thanksgiving holiday. Triv also talks about e-coli concerns when it comes to lettuce with romaine lettuce under scrutiny right now across the United States.

Triv talks about state powers in Ohio High School sports history. Triv also wonders why former Judge Lance Mason was hired by the city of Cleveland after serving time for domestic violence against his former wife who he is now suspected of killing

The Triv Show was live outside at the parking lot for “Flip LeBron the Bird,” a holiday turkey drive to benefit St. Augustine Church and Hunger

Center on West 14th Street. Listeners donated frozen turkeys and flipped LeBron the bird as he returns to Cleveland Wednesday night to face the Cavs.

To encourage fans to “Flip LeBron the Bird,” iHop provided a gift card valid for a free breakfast

to the first 100 people that donated a frozen turkey. Additional sponsors to the event include Kenneth

J. Wolnik DDS in Parma Heights, Berea Moving & Storage and Jim’s Trailer Sales.

St. Augustine Church and Hunger Center has a strong reputation for their daily meal program offered

to the Cleveland community in need. Their Thanksgiving meal program, now in its 46th year, is one

of the most celebrated programs in Cleveland’s inner city.

For more information, listeners can follow WTAM and The Mike Trivisonno Show on Facebook,

Twitter, and Instagram by using the handle @WTAM1100 to monitor progress of donations and see

photos as fans “Flip LeBron the Bird.”

Andre Knott fills in for Triv. Andre talks to callers about the best thanksgiving food, legalizing marijuana in Ohio, and Seth expresses his angry toward the broken elevators at the studio.

Triv talks about the new Monopoly For Millennials which has upset many in the Millennial generation. Triv also talks to Bernie Kosar and St. Ed's coach Tom Lombardo and Mentor coach Steve Trivisonno ahead of their big playoff game Friday night in Euclid.

Triv wonders whether people could be eliminated from a job search or fired from their jobs if they test positive for marijuana, if and when, it becomes legal in Ohio.

Triv talks about the 'possible active shooter' situation at Cleveland Clinic's Medina Hospital which turned out to be a hoax Tuesday. Triv's wonders why the term 'possible active shooter' was used by media outlets despite the fact it was initially reported that shots were never fired during the incident which turned out to be a hoax.