Jason Middleton hosts your Friday Wake Up Call. ABC Reporter Jason Nathanson comes on the program to deliver your entertainment report headed into the weekend. Interest rates went up again this week, but is a September rate hike in view, too? For that matter, when will the Fed start to cut its key interest rate? Jason speaks with Senior Economic Analyst at Bankrate.com Greg McBride to break it all down. The House Whisperer Dean Sharp joins Jason Middleton on Wake Up Call. This week, Dean focuses on houses and hot dogs.

Jason Middleton hosts your Thursday Wake Up Call. ABC News Reporter Jim Ryan joins the show to talk emergency call centers being understaffed and overworked. Jason speaks with ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski about automakers teaming up to take on Tesla in public charging infrastructure. ABC News Ike Ejiochi returns to speak on the scary moment yesterday on Capitol Hill where Mitch McConnell froze during a press conference. ABC Crime and Terrorism Reporter Brad Garrett wraps the show unpacking the Hunter Biden investigation from an investigator’s point-of-view.

Jason Middleton hosts your Wednesday Wake Up Call. ABC News Ike Ejiochi joins the show to discuss Kevin McCarthy, in escalation, floating Biden impeachment inquiry. Jason speaks with Senior Writer for FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM Amelia Thomson-Deveaux about who would potentially win if Trump wasn’t in the GOP Primary. CNBC Business News Reporter Jane Wells comes on the program for a new edition of Biz Buzz where she speaks on Snapchat stock tanking, PacWest Bank and Banc of California becoming one entity, and UPS: the granddaddy of all strikes this Summer has been averted. ABC’s Mike Dobuski wraps the show talking about Samsung’s new foldables.

Jason Middleton hosts your Tuesday morning Wake Up Call. ABC's Tom Rivers talks about North Korea firing more missiles in protest of U.S. submarines. Jason then 'Gets Businessy' with inflation, artificial intelligence and Elon Musk's continued antics at Twitter. Then, ABC's Jim Ryan highlights 'the pink wave' that Barbie is causing. And ABC's White House Correspondent Karen Travers talks about President Biden announcing an expansion to mental health care access.

Jason Middleton hosts your Monday morning Wake Up Call. ABC's Tom Rivers joins the show to talk about the Women's World Cup kicking off in Australia and New Zealand. Then, ABC's White House Correspondent Karen Teavers shares information on President Biden establishing the Emmett Till Memorial this week. More from ABC: Steve Roberts joins the show - could a third party get traction for the upcoming Presidential Election next year? And ABC's Jim Ryan talks about the dispite widening over a floating border barrier in Texas.

Jason Middleton hosts your Friday morning Wake Up Call. ABC's Entertainment Reporter Jason Nathanson joins the show to talk about 'Barbenheimer', as both Barbie and Oppenheimer release today. Then, Vivek Pandya, Lead Analyst at Adobe Analytics talks with Jason about online shopping and Amazon Prime Day. The House Whisperer Dean Sharp comes on to talk about the essential homeowner toolkit for 2023. And ABC's Jim Ryan shares information on lawmakers preparing for a UFO hearing.

Jason Middleton hosts your Thursday Wake Up Call. ABC News White House Reporter Karen Travers discusses Bidenomics, the border situation, and borrowers. David Collado, Small Business Expert and President of Happy Howie’s comes on the show to talk over small business owners feeling the squeeze of economic uncertainty, how small business owners are using credit cards, and new legislation that could put an end to credit card rewards. Jason speaks with Senior Economic Analyst at BankRate.com Ted Rossman about his most recent data dive centers on junk fees and their effects on monthly household budgets. Ted also looks at the trend of companies trying to be more transparent about their fee structures. The show wraps with ABC News Radio Correspondent Jim Ryan talking about the thousands of solar panel owners who have been left in the dark.

Jason Middleton hosts your Monday morning Wake Up Call. ABC News in Washington D.C. Matt Seylar joins the show to discuss the strange story of the U.S soldier who crossed the DMZ line into North Korea. Jason speaks with KFI's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro on this Wired Wednesday to talk about Facebook unveiling its new AI tool, Gmail urges users to turn on enhanced safe browsing, and AI headshots are pretty wild. Jane Wells comes on the show for a new edition of ‘Biz Buzz’ and talks about why Netflix is supposed to report great earnings today, an incredible Tour de France this year, and a new work from home tactic. The show wraps with Jason speaking with ABC's Alex Stone about after 26 years, the police investigation into Tupac Shakur’s murder in Las Vegas.

Jason Middleton hosts your Tuesday morning Wake Up Call. ABC's Tom Rivers joins the show to talk about Russian President Vladimir Putin vows to retaliate against Ukraine's 'terrorist' attack on Russia's Crimea bridge. Then, ABC's Jim Ryan highlights yet another product shortage, and this one we've seen before - Sriracha. ABC's White House Correspondent Karen Travers talks about how President Biden is slated to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. And it's an ABC-kind-of-morning, as Shannon Crawford wraps up Wake Up Call to share more information on the bottleneck keeping many U.S. citizens from receiving their new / renewed passports quickly.

Jason Middleton hosts your Monday morning Wake Up Call. ABC's Tom Rivers joins the show to talk about the Wimbledon tournament that took place over the weekend, where 20-year-old Carlos Alcaraz defeated Novak Djokovic to take home the title. ABC's Steve Roberts shares information on Presidential candidate and current Governor of Florida Ron Desantis - slipping already? And ABC's Jim Ryan talks about the three-digit suicide prevention lifeline generating a massive response.