Today, we yapped about the racial homecoming sign in North Bend, the too-white Omaha city councilmember, yet another juvenile justice failure, 50 years since we lost the great Jim Croce*, and lots more.

*I did get a couple words wrong in that impromtu song. Should have said "dirt track demon." I'll do better on the 60th anniversary.

We talked with Police Union head Tony Conner about political battles over unions, talked about President Biden's chutzpah, heard from Douglas County Assessor Walt Peffer on his proposals to lower your property tax payments, peeped on Rep. Boebert, and more.

WARNING: Scott has some scorching opinions for you today, related to gas prices, negotiations, these darn kids today, and more!

We have a new councilmember, new property tax "relief," old issues related to homelessness and crime, new music from "Freddie Mercury," and excellent music for a great cause in the studio.

My conversation with Terri Cunningham Swanson, who has been a subject of two recalls in Plattsmouth for her actions on the school board there.

After being inspired by the Canadian wildfires to want to burn Omaha's businesses to the ground, I also provide a Boys Town update before talking with one of our local Proud Boys about the Jan. 6th sentences. Finally, we welcome on a man who is leading an event on Saturday to honor the first responders on Sept. 11th.

That's not my locker combination, it relates to today's topics: 911 service disrupted again; celebrities who died in 3s over the weekend; and the first lady getting COVID-19. We also discussed OPOA's latest FB post, the LGBTQ parade issue in Essex, IA, gender reveal parties, and more.