If you don't want to put up with my endless yammering on the subject of how OPS is failing these kids, then skip ahead a little and listen to my phone call with a now-former OPS SPED teacher about the things she faced that caused her to leave the district. Later, Bill Williams of Patriotic Productions joins me to announce a few more big names that are now part of this Riley Gaines event in Omaha on August 27th.

Listeners are yelling at me for not posting Friday's 10a hour. I don't remember much about the hour (I was severly sleep deprived and wiped out after hosting Gary's show most of the week), except that I intended to do a "real" talk radio show in this hour. As I recall, that intent was derailed quickly.

After a quick prelude featuring a conversation from KFAB's Morning News (I'm in early for Gary this week), here's the "real show": The latest OPS issue before the school year starts, "great" inflation numbers, Hunter Biden, Sinead O'Connor, comic Brad Upton and more!

An overview of the crazy stories of crazy people here in Omaha (and some from around the country), as well as conversations about "FU, MC," stripper Barbie, and -- of course -- Ricky Skaggs.

The incredible singer/songwriter talks with me about the band's new album (and broke the news about the title), the foreign dignataries inappropriately crowd-surfing at their shows, and ignoring me in favor of talking to my friend, Shan (and I don't blame him).

Stop me if you've heard this one before, but OPS doesn't have enough bus drivers. Not even close. Or enough teachers. But they do have one type of taxpayer-funded employee in abundance!

We talk with the singer/songwriter ahead of the Doobie Brothers' 50th anniversary tour hitting the Pinewood Bowl on August 20th.

The NFIB's Holly Wade explains what Congress needs to do (or stop doing) to assist small business owners in Omaha and across the country.