State Sen. Merv Riepe co-sponsored the "Heartbeat Bill." Then, when it could have overcome a filibuster with his vote ... he didn't vote. What happened here, and what could happen next? (And what else did we talk about today? Stupid world records, Casey Thompson leaving, a poor kid sitting there not getting drafted, and some other stuff.)

A few minutes the the Daily Show/Colbert comedy writer and stand-up comic who is coming to Omaha's Funny Bone next weekend to settle the biggest issues of the day: Dogs and hobos.

The latest on all things Palermo, as well as constitutional carry and the "spontaneous" student protest this week at UNO.

What more could come out about Omaha's most Capone-esque (by his own characterization) city councilmember? Turns out there's plenty.

We also talked about Biden 'finishing the job,' Tucker, Lemon, Rodgers, and more.

A few minutes with Jeremy Davis, who plays Olaf in "Frozen" at the Orpheum this month.

Following Friday's arrest and indictment of an Omaha City Council representative and three other men, we're going to have a long, drawn-out battle in the Court of Public Opinion before we ever get any resolution from the courts.

A conversation with Lincoln mayoral candidate Suzanne Geist about crime and other issues (but mostly crime).

Omaha's Scott Gutschewski has battled injuries, the best golfers on the planet, and Father Time (did I mention he's really old?) during his pro golf career. Yesterday's victory was more about a hot putter on the weekend, it was a lesson from a father to his children about perseverance.

After addressing some local crime issues (including one from 50+ years ago), we honor the 60th anniversary of a popular soap opera in a way so unusual that Jim Rose barges into the studio and demands to be a part of it.