Triv talks about the glory days of famed Cleveland club Leo's Casino where greats such as the Temptations, The Four Tops, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson and other greats performed in the early 60's to the early 70's. Triv also discussed Cleveland Indians and hopes the team stays healthy heading down the stretch.

Open Lines America!!! On this Friday show, Triv and Seth talk to callers for the majority of the show. In the final minutes, Tribe Manager Terry Francona joined the show for his Friday chat with Triv.

Nick Camino, Seth and Carmen fill in for Triv. They discuss the Tribe and the growing lead the Indians have in the American league Central. They also discuss the Browns and expectations leading into the season.

Triv talks and takes calls about exorbitant home appraisals in Cuyahoga County and higher taxes property owners are going to have to pay unless they dispute their home values. Triv also discusses whether residents can hold a petition drive to get a measure on the ballot over the issue.

Triv talks about increased home values in Cuyahoga County and the additional, unfair taxes he believes residents must pay. Triv, Seth, Seth, Carmen and the Coats For Kids Crew also sell tickets to Triv's All In Final Show. They also talk the Sunday marijuana possession of Browns rookie receiver Antonio Callaway in Strongsville.

Triv talks genders and what Non-Binary means as part of a new dating service from Facebook. Triv also discusses what 'Foundation' means when it comes to charities. He also discusses fallout for the OSU saga.

Triv and Carmen are down at Progressive Field leading up with the Indians' matchup against the Angles. While at the stadium, Triv talks to Manager Terry Francona, GM Mike Chernoff, Radio Voice Tom Hamilton, new reliever Adam Cimber, and Owner Paul Dolan.

Indians Owner, Paul Dolan joined the show to talk about the Brad Hand trade, and how long the team's championship widow can stay open.

The radio voice of the Tribe, Tom Hamilton joined the gang to talk about Urban Meyer's recent suspension at Ohio State, Andrew Miller, and the rest of the first place Cleveland Indians.

Indians' Sr. VP of Public Affairs, Bob Dibiasio sat down with Triv and Carmen to talk a little Tribe. In the middle of the interview, Tribe Manager joined for his weekly appearance on the show.