Nebraska's junior Senator and 2nd-District Congressman take some time to address the flooding, Democrat obstruction, jobs report, border issues, and more.

I re-aired this interview with Lee and Bill Sapp from 8/18/11 to celebrate their legacy upon Lee's passing at the age of 90.

Today's batch has the pleasant aroma of a variety of local issues: The DoCo Board doesn't want to hear from you anymore, Mayor Stothert doesn't think you're funny, Sen. Slama doesn't want to be called "a woman," a strip club doesn't care that you don't want them to open in your West O neighborhood, and a flooded resident doesn't live in a "flood plain."

My first inkling of "This is the kind of thing I want to do with my life" was when I started writing a column in the school newspaper at the age of 17. I wanted to be like Dave Barry. Today, I had the pleasure of talking with him!

Scott Cernik grew up in Skateland and SkateDaze, as his father started the roller-skating empire in this area. This weekend, he'll turn off the lights and music for the last time.

How would you like to be one of the sons of this mother?

This segments goes from my thoughts on why President Trump did what he did with bump stocks to talking with his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump.

Today's talk radio potpourri also smells like the McMinimum wage, a tornado drill, lost faith in humanity, and more.

A Bellevue church is convinced there are several "undocumented victims" out there, afraid to ask for flood assistance because of their immigration status.

"Oooh, I like this movie. Great music. Compelling story. Marvelous acting. Just get rid of all that gay stuff and we'll show it in our theaters." --China's Minister of #NoHomo