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Feedback with Dan Holzman · September 3 · 1 hr 24 min

FEEDBACK with Dan Holzman (September 03, 2026)

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the disturbing social media reaction following the murder of a Bank of America executive in Times Square, a Maine judge’s ruling in a dispute over taking a child to church, and a grocery chain doing away with its 10-item express lane limit—which leads to callers sharing the everyday annoyances that drive them crazy. We also cover the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial, new research suggesting the shingles vaccine could reduce dementia risk, and a California court ruling involving transgender participation in high school sports. In hour two, the pet peeves continue as callers weigh in on shopping cart etiquette, tipping, tailgaters, bad drivers, scooters and e-bikes in Reading, and more, alongside a discussion about new archaeological findings at the traditional site of Jesus’ crucifixion and burial and a larger conversation about anger, road rage, and troubling behavior in society.

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Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the disturbing social media reaction following the murder of a Bank of America executive in Times Square, a Maine judge’s ruling in a dispute over taking a child to church, and a grocery chain doing away with its 10-item express lane limit—which leads to callers sharing the everyday annoyances that drive them crazy. We also cover the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial, new research suggesting the shingles vaccine could reduce dementia risk, and a California court ruling involving transgender participation in high school sports. In hour two, the pet peeves continue as callers weigh in on shopping cart etiquette, tipping, tailgaters, bad drivers, scooters and e-bikes in Reading, and more, alongside a discussion about new archaeological findings at the traditional site of Jesus’ crucifixion and burial and a larger conversation about anger, road rage, and troubling behavior in society.