Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin joins the show to sound the alarm on Issue 38, Cleveland's so called "people's budget" that is on the ballot.

Shay Hawkins, candidate for city council in Broadview Heights, Ohio, joins the show to talk about his work authoring the Opportunity Zone legislation and its results, the potential of becoming the first African American elected in Broadview Heights and in the entire Cuyahoga Valley region and more. To learn more, visit https://www.shayhawkins.com/

All 3 of the Outlaws are back this week and they're talking about the viral "lists" of requirements and rejections from men and women, the tragedy in Maine and more.

On today's episode, National Wrestling Alliance superstars Chelsea "Celese" Lyons and World Heavyweight Championship EC3 stop by to talk about their upcoming pay-per-view, their new TV deal, growing the NWA brand and more.

On this special episode, University Heights (Ohio) Vice Mayor Michele Weiss and Susan Borison (Community Relations Committee Chair for the Jewish Federation of Cleveland) join the show to talk about the heinous terrorist attack against Israel on October 7th and the rise of antisemitism after the start of the war.

The Outlaws are back at Cavs Media Day for the second year! Talking with Cavs players Donovan Mitchell, Caris Levert, Isaac Okoro, Emoni Bates, Isaiah Mobley and more.

Timothy Clary joins the show to talk about why he is running for judge, how the system can be improved and how his experience in both the prosecutor's and public defender's offices helps his insight.

Carol Roth, author of the new book "You Will Own Nothing", joins the show to talk about the importance of ownership and how it leads to wealth creation. She also tackles the problem of inflation and gives practical advice to people who are struggling in this economy.

Investigative reporter and political commentator John Ziegler joins the show to update us on the latest ongoings with the "Leaving Neverland" farce.

Ohio State Senator Jerry Cirino joins the show to address why he felt that it was important to propose a state law banning attempts to institute so called participatory budgeting in individual cities. He also responds to the criticism that he is usurping home rule. He says that his bill preserves home rule. Listen to the interview to find out how.