Baseball players are kneeling now, chicken wings are no longer a meal, and the news of the day. 

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KWAM's own Grace Baker joins Robyn with a question. Grace, who was recently engaged to be married, is clear that she will take her fiance's last name, which is Proctor. But should she keep her maiden name as her professional, or "on-air" name? Bernie Bennett is the Capitol Hill correspondent for Salem Radio Network. He's got the latest from Washington, including a statue controversy. KWAM weekend host Joe Thordarson has some quotes for Robyn to identify. This hour's trivia question has to do with your morning coffee and the 50th state.

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On Thursday's Reporter Roundtable segment, Robyn welcomes Nashville reporter/anchor Pamela Furr to talk about issues of the day. Jim Crowder from KWAM's Mid-South Gardening has some thoughts on butterflies and Crepe Myrtles. Jon Henry is running for the U.S. Senate. He visits Robyn to give his positions on campaign issues of the upcoming primary.

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Robyn has an hour packed with guests, starting off with KWAM's Chett Hopper, who stops by to talk about news of the day. Randy Hutchinson of the Better Business Bureau tells us the good and bad of for-profit schools. Salem Radio Network reporter Greg Clugston gives us a report from the White House. Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center joins Robyn to discuss Second Amendment issues and the now-famous incident in St. Louis. May the force be with you! This hour's trivia question is from "Star Wars."

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On the Reporter Roundtable, Robyn welcomes New Orleans radio host James Parker to discuss issues of the day. Frank Colvett, Jr. is a member of the Memphis City Council. He checks in with Robyn to talk about the status of renaming part of Poplar Avenue for the Black Lives Matter movement, as well as crime in Memphis and the shortage of police officers. Trivia this hour takes us back to a simpler time with a question about "Happy Days."

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Pastor William Bell is host of KWAM's All Things Fulfilled. He joins Robyn to talk about Black Lives Matter and the proposal to rename a portion of Poplar Avenue for the movement. Kristina Garner is Executive Director of the Shelby County Republican Party. She reminds everyone that there are two important elections on the horizon. Robyn goes "Back To The Future" with this hour's trivia question.

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On today's Reporter Roundtable, Robyn welcomes New Orleans radio host Jeff Crouere to discuss news of the day. Bernadette Davis is host of KWAM's Live Life Well. She joins Robyn to talk about the continuing impact of COVID-19 on education. What legendary singer-songwriter of the 1970's was born Steven Georgiou on this date in 1948? Robyn needs the answer to win this hour's trivia.

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Memphis had an extremely violent weekend. Memphis Police Association President Mike Williams has some opinions to share with Robyn. Chris Barnes is with USA Radio Network. Robyn talks with him about the proposed renaming of a portion of Poplar Avenue to "Black Lives Matter Avenue," as well as remembering John Lewis, the Congressman and civil rights icon who died over the weekend. Men first walked on the moon on this day in 1969. Robyn has a trivia question.

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Attorney Kendra Armstrong discusses facemasks and potential lawsuits related to COVID-19. Glen Thomas from Memphis International Airport has some good news to share. Memphis City Councilman Frank Colvett, Jr. visits regarding the proposal to rename a portion of Poplar Avenue "Black Lives Matter Avenue."

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Dr. George Flinn is a Memphis radiologist and the owner of Flinn Broadcasting. He is also a candidate in the Republican primary for United States Senate. Dr. Flinn joins Robyn to talk about issues in the upcoming election. Attorney Nate Kellum is founder and Chief Counsel for Memphis-based Center for Religious Expression. There are growing legal issues related to government-ordered shutdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, and he discusses those with Robyn. For the first time in 44 years, the Memphis In May festival was cancelled this year. Randy Blevins with Memphis In May checks in with Robyn to report that dates for the 2021 festival have been announced. For trivia this morning, Robyn goes back to the groundbreaking 1970s sitcom, "All In The Family."

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