We discuss the "Fire Fauci" chant, talk with Dennis Quaid, wonder why the Biden Bus story gets more attention than the NYC anti-Trump brawl, and more on this day before Election 2020.

Even though he didn't understand my smartass question about the title of his song, it was great having Dennis Quaid on to talk about the theme of this ditty (and who his favorite President is, among other things).

With Halloween tomorrow and the election Tuesday, we combine the two by asking you "What scares you the most about what might happen with the election?"

Yes, there are certain people who should not get this virus, but you can't convince me the reaction to COVID and the reports about "overwhelmed" hospitals aren't political in nature. Here's what the actual numbers say in Douglas County.

Sorry it took so long to get this podcast posted today. It was waiting on a shuttle bus.

Philadelphia radio host Chris Stigall talks about the violent protests in his town last night, President Trum's son-in-law is accused of a racist statement, Councilman Gray wants to extend the mask mandate for-probably-for-freakin'-ever, and the media is already whining about what Justice Amy Coney Barrett may do in the weeks ahead.

The Democrats excommunicated him, and some Republicans like what he says about President Trump more than the GOP candidate does. So who votes for Chris Janicek? (In comments that didn't survive the "dump button" during the broadcast at the 14:40 mark here, Chris said "Anyone who gives a s--- about America.")

The beloved editorial cartoonist talks about his years with the World-Herald with the touch of class that were reflected in his drawings over three decades.

Reactions to last night's presidential debate from local Log Cabin Republican chair Tim Davis, Chris Baker, and me.