Also, Sen. Grassley talks about President Biden's infrastructure spending, racial minorities in Omaha aren't doing what they're told with vaccines (and I think it's funny), and more.

This could have been a great teachable moment. Unfortunately, it wasn't.

And Jim Rose delicately details the contents of Hunter's laptop.

After addressing the latest unattainable new COVID goals, we switch gears entirely (and thankfully) as comic Ty Barnett joins us in the studio ahead of tonight's fun fundraiser for the Set Me Free Project.

Recently appointed to the City Council, "The Nebraska Democrat" came to a realization during this primary election process that came to a head this morning when I asked her whether it was time for her to drop that political affiliation.

If you say "Jim Crow of the 21st century" enough times, that makes it true, right? We also look at the argument in favor of vaccine passports, ecologically friendly Google directions, and Super Cher.

Gov. Ricketts doesn't like the idea of these -- even UNL is telling staff not to ask about vaccines. We also discuss the latest on the NYC attack of an Asian-American woman (and how that story is changing), President Biden's infrastructure plans, and play some Aretha (by listener request).

Like kids to the ice cream truck, "mobile vaccine units" are coming to North and South Omaha. We also talk today with Stephanie Olson of the Set Me Free Project about human trafficking before swerving into highly important conversations about Brittany Speaks and G. Gordon Liddy.

Perhaps we saw an example of this at an Omaha junior high yesterday, as a little girl was handcuffed and taken away. Later, we address other issues like vaccine passports, SuezCanalaphobia, and Clapton's birthday.