On today's Reporter Roundtable, Sacramento reporter Rachel Wulff joins Robyn to discuss the lack of civility in politics. Lee Mills is a candidate for the Tennessee State House of Representatives, His wife, Amber, is a Shelby County Commissioner. Their home was recently vandalized. He gives Robyn the latest on the investigation. Robyn hopes you will enjoy the trivia question this hour. But don't call her Shirley. 

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Kristina Garner is the Executive Director of the Shelby County Republican Party. She visits Robyn to talk about the recent vandalism at the homes of local officials. Bars and restaurants are being hit hard by government restrictions to their business during the coronavirus pandemic. Heather Pfeil works for the restaurant Moondance, and she talks with Robyn about how her life has been affected. KWAM weekend host Joe Thordarson checks in with some thoughts on Shelby County Commissioner Tami Sawyer, and a preview of this weekend's show. This hour's trivia goes back to the 1984 movie that made Eddie Murphy a superstar.

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On today's Reporter Roundtable, Robyn welcomes New Orleans radio host James Parker to talk about news of the day. Jim Crowder is co-host of KWAM's Mid-South Gardening. Jim joins Robyn to discuss Crepe Myrtles and growing vegetables in your garden. For this hour's trivia, Robyn has a question about what the Guinness Book of World Records calls the biggest music video of all time.

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Chett and Sherrie Hopper, hosts of KWAM's "The Real Resistance," stop by for their weekly visit with Robyn. Topics include Dr. Deborah Birx's recommendation that Tennessee close all bars during the COVID-19 pandemic. Randy Hutchinson of the Better Business Bureau joins Robyn to warn us of another scam. Bernie Bennett covers Capitol Hill for Salem Radio Network. As Attorney General William Barr was grilled yesterday by the House Judiciary Committee, Bernie was there and gives Robyn a report. What iconic album sold over 25 million copies and included the #1 smash "It's Too Late?" That's this hour's trivia question.

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John Selberg is Germantown's Fire Chief. He is also the city's Emergency Management Director. He joins Robyn to discuss keeping everyone safe, including first responders, during the Coronavirus pandemic. Kenny and Grace help Robyn set up this hour's trivia question, about the TV show that had 106 million viewers for it's final episode in 1983. It's a record amount of viewers that still stands.

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There was a riot Saturday at Putt-Putt Golf & Games. Aaron Bos is the General Manager of Putt-Putt, and he joins Robyn to tell her what happened and the status of the investigation. Today's Reporter Roundtable has Detroit news anchor Justin Barclay, who talks with Robyn about news of the day. Russel Heath is the author of "Rinn's Crossing." His chat with Robyn is about how real-world politics works. Parents were protesting in Collierville yesterday about the school district's timetable on reopening schools. KWAM's own Grace Baker was there, and she files a report with Robyn. 

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Dr. Jeffrey Metts is Chief of Medicine at Atlanta's Cancer Treatment Centers of America. He joins Robyn to discuss how, in the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic, cancers are not being diagnosed due to missed screenings. Lifestyle guru Kia Malone talks back-to-school essentials for the new school year. Robyn's trivia question is about "The Brady Bunch."

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The big story today is the riot caused by a mob of teens over the weekend at Putt Putt Golf & Games in Memphis. Robyn gets perspective from KWAM weekend host and President of the Memphis Police Association Mike Williams. Robyn also discusses the story with Chris Barnes of USA Radio Network. For trivia, Robyn takes us back to 1983 and the first album released by the biggest female star of the 1980s.

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Robyn welcomes Spencer Brown of Young America's Foundation, along with the group's legal counsel, Drew Hruska. At issue is a lawsuit filed on behalf of Y.A.F. regarding a university allowing a mob to disrupt a speech. Robyn also has some thoughts about today's top local story, the mayhem that erupted at a local Putt Putt over the weekend.

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In hour 2 we've got the day's headlines, plus interviews with some of your KWAM weekend hosts.

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