Today's topics: Mike Tyson's possible return to the ring and the surprising outcome of his old Ohio mansion, Elon Musk's very original baby name, the latest ice age discovery, and the new sand pit at Pittsburgh City Hall.   

It's another Friday night in the studio!  Hang out with us while we share our opinions on this week's breaking news:  Murder Hornets, the KKK, our most favorite and hated genres of movies and tv, the upcoming Manning/Brady golf tourney, some stories from our hometown of Coffeyville, KS, and of course, COVID19.  

Project Revolution is back

Mike and Pat Conway, the father and son duo who own and operate Brother's Railroad Inn in Independence, KS, are third and fourth generation restaurant owners.  They join us in the studio to share their story and offer insight into the way the COVID19 restrictions have effected their business.  Think that you'll be able to go back to eating at your favorite restaurants as soon as restrictions are loosened and lifted, possibly even this Monday?  These two explain why that might not be possible just yet. 

Tonight in the studio, we chat about anything and everything.  We introduce a new segment, Yancey's Big 3, and talk about the happenings of the world.  

Matt Jordan joins us in the studio to chat about literally everything.  We talk about all things Corona Virus, the Land O' Lakes controversy, the Topeka protests, some sports, and even some good news!  Coyle Fleetwood gives us a call to with his own NFL draft opinions.

Matt Jordan joins the crew.

Josh Lee, of LeeCoats Law Firm in Vinita, OK, calls in to discuss the City of Vinita's initial ordinance regarding a city-wide curfew and the closing of "non-essential" businesses possibly infringing first and second amendment rights.

From the Louisiana swamps to Coffeyville Ks,and eventually landing in NYC playing for the New York football Giants. Brandon tells us why Coffeyville is still a special place to him, and what its like playing in the Super Bowl...and winning TWICE. 

Eathan Dhuyvetter calls in from Michigan. He talks about growing up in Kansas, traveling the country fishing, and starting his own fishing gear business.