The panel talks about University of Cincinnati's decision to allow white nationalist Richard Spencer to speak on campus. Florida's governor has already declared a state of emergency ahead of Spencer's visit to University of Florida, UF has also announced it will be spending more than $500,000 on security costs. The podcast panel discusses whether Spencer's visit to Cincinnati could cost UC thousands, too. 

The panel also talks about Fiona's dad Henry, a UC grad who is recovering from a devastating crash, Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis taking her gay marriage fight to Romania, the Columbus Crew MLS team threatening to move to Austin, Kentucky driver's licenses, the McDonald's policy on smartphones and more. 

Maxim then talks with transportation reporter Pat LaFleur about the streetcar's latest shortfalls during Cincinnati's popular BLINK light and art festival -- and how transit officials hope to be more prepared in the future. 

1:20 - The panel talks Fiona's dad, Richard Spencer, a UC grad recovering from a crash, Kim Davis, Kentucky driver's licenses and more.

21:45 - Pat LaFleur explains why BLINK was a wake-up call for Cincinnati's streetcar.

Notable links: 

BLINK exposes ongoing streetcar struggles

Richard Spencer allowed to speak at UC

WHAT YOU SAID: Did UC make the right decision on Richard Spencer?

City leaders plan for arrival of Richard Spencer

Fiona's dad Henry the hippo is fighting an infection

UC grad continues long recovery after crash

Kim Davis takes her gay marriage fight to Romania

Cincinnati listed among America's best 'under-the-radar' beer destinations

Columbus Crew threatens move to Austin

Kentuckians may need passports to fly in 2018

McDonald's offers to lock up your smartphone