Torrey starts the discussion with an analysis of a joint statement from Baltimore City SA Ivan Bates and Mayor Brandon Scott.  We also discuss the pushback against Speaker Mike Johnson who advance legislation in the House of Representatives with bi-partisan support.

Torrey reflects on the Baltimore City Mayoral debate and explores some ideas for making the format more engaging for modern audiences. We also spend a lot of time discussing college in the context of student loan forgiveness.

Torrey discusses the aftermath of Iran's attack on Israel over the weekend. We discuss the merits of potential retaliation from Israel.  We also talk about the shooting of a seven-year-old child in Mondawmin Mall, and the tepid social response to the tragedy. Finally, we review several of the open investigations into the Key Bridge collision, including one from the FBI.

The entire show focuses on public sentiment related to efforts to rename the Key Bridge after it is rebuilt.  We discuss the merits of Francis Scott Key, and how American will deal with it's racial legacy.

Torrey reviews the results for a Goucher college poll showing Baltimore City Mayor, Brandon Scott, in the lead for the upcoming primary election for Baltimore City Mayor. We examine the various angles of discussion, focusing on a critical difference between people with 4-year degrees and those without.  Carl Snowden, from the Caucus of African American Leaders, joins the program to discuss a push to rename the Key Bridge, based on the legacy of Francis Scott Key.

Torrey discusses Ivan Bates' decision to go public with an endorsement of former Mayor Sheila Dixon. We discuss the growing rift between Bates and the Mayor and implications for the upcoming election.  We also discuss the terms the Freedom Caucus set for funding the rebuilding of the Key Bridge.

Torrey discusses ideas for supporting parents that are struggling to keep their children out of delinquency.  We explore the topic from several angles, including family structure, social conditions, and economic influences.

Torrey Snow talked about State Attorney's Ivan Bates Press Conference concerning a group of carjackers that involved 20 Juveniles. Torrey also talked about the Cargo Ship that caused the Key Bridge to collapse

Torrey discusses the options for driving parental accountability when their children are involved in criminal activity.  We also discuss the role of cell phones in class rooms and how teens use the technology.

Torrey spearheads a discussion of how to make Baltimore city men stakeholders in the rebuilding of the Key Bridge.  We engage in a spirited discussion on the pros and cons of such an approach. We also discuss a series of horrible crimes committed by juveniles over the weekend.