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

This podcast is out-of-order from this morning's show, with #WalkAway's Brandon Straka reacting to Cyndi Lauper telling him he's not the right shade of gay. Then, Sen. Grassley on the Judge Barrett hearings, Lucy and I make terribly dark jokes, and more.

Dr. Maulik M. Trivedi discusses the troubling link between those with intellectual and developmental disorders (IDDs) and COVID-19. Rep. Bacon responds to accusations he knew about this coronavirus last November, Elkhorn South's principal defends some "racist"/"patriotic" students, and Lucy and I try to inform about Jeffrey Toobin's "ZDI" incident without giggling too much.

Today's pre-election batch smells like the "racists" at Elkhorn South, Netflix fighting the power, and an effervescent combination of the Beach Boys, Ice Cube, and Springsteen.

Today's guests are Henry Winkler NOT talking about anything political, followed by Gambling the Good Life's Pat Loontjer, GOP strategist Jessica Flanigan, NE GOP exec. dir. Ryan Hamilton, and -- back to no politics -- Kaylyn Sahs with a debut performance of her latest beautiful song.

Thank you, Dr. Adi Pour, for giving us permission to carve pumpkins in our own homes with our own families. This will definitely be the best Halloween ever.

"JFK" responds to Don Kleine leaving the party, the role activists are taking to vet candidates, how much Sen. Sasse is going to win by, and what the nation would be like under four more years of President Trump, among other things.

I talk with local screenwriter Pat Stibbs about his horror movie "The Call" as it gets nationwide attention. Then, Verve Pipe lead singer Brian Vander Ark talks with me before his concert in Omaha next week. (Sorry for the tech issues with the latter interview, but -- aside from that -- it was a great conversation!)

Jake and James had previous run-ins. James was texting about some really terrible things before he died. The special prosecutor lied about Jake's texts to get the grand jury to bring charges. And that's just some of what Jake's friend, Ben, laid out on the radio with me here.