On the show we talk about Colors of Cancer campaign with the American Cancer Society, Local News and of course of QOD

We talk with Dr. Jay Babre from IU East about a campaign to put an orchard on the city's west side and talk to Kate Kotan who highlights the city's Kidsfest themes for the farmer's market and moonlight parade.

Jeff and Phil talk about their NFL predictions for the Bengals and Colts. Also, we talk to Leslie Bolser from BetterWaytoBe and we give you another Free Plug Friday.

I get on my soapbox about this community needing to come together to train teens for a better work ethic, soft skills, and kicking them in the butt to go out and get a job. We need front line foodservice and retail employees in areas like the Depot District. We need this!!! We talk to Lance Crow from RAM about Pottery Palooza and also to the cast of "Ripcord" a play coming to RCT's stage.

Eric Marsh is in studio and we have another Wetnose Wednesday on today's show. Also, Paul Harvey is mentioned today as well! Good Day.

Jeanne Rush from The Secret Ingredient stopped by to talk about being in business for 40 years and Dutch Daulton from the Starr Gennett Foundation hypes up this weekend's Festival in the Gorge.

Talking nicknames and getting ready for Labor Day Weekend

We welcome in members of the cast of "Ripcord." Also, it's another edition of Biz Briefs!

We talked with Jess from 2nd Chance about her new friend Latte, who is a 5mo kitten ready to be adopted. It was our Wetnose Wednesday sponsored by Barnhizer & Associates. Also, Kate Glen and Jordan Wolfe highlighted an upcoming encore performance of the play based on Kate's book. And Kevin Schamel from Started Up Richmond stopped by to invite us to a public meeting on Thursday.

Patty Trace from the Dwyer Community Center stops by to give us the rundown of activities happening in September.