After I spent some of yesterday's diatribe about the Council's vote for a Climate Action Plan questioning why she would vote for it after criticizing it so accurately, Aimee Melton joins me on KFAB's Morning News to respond.

I take us back to being a kid home sick from school at 10 a.m. in front of our favorite TV game show, take you to last night's event featuring America's most demonized swimmer, and take another shot at discussing the situation at Boys Town.

An email to local and state officials suggested Nebraska could learn something from this "Stick Talk" organization. Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson and I go through their principles to see what we learn.

A memo to staff at the legendary institution founded by Father Flanagan has me and others asking a lot of questions -- especially in the wake of this surprising news that Father Boes is stepping down.

Quest Forward Academy Omaha's Michael Brown is in the same "wait and see" mode a lot of private school directors find themselves in following the passage -- and attempted repeal -- of LB753.

I talked about that debate in the first hour. Blah blah blah. Here's the second hour, about Russian Revolution II, Biden's 90 minute power workout, the heat, and more.

Sorry I haven't posted a podcast in a few days, but I've been too upset that President Biden "lost his house" in a fire 20 years ago. We talk about that today, as well as the tragic death of a little girl at a local childcare facility, Carter leaving NU, Omaha's racist streets, and more.