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  • Yesterday · 10 min

    OFFBITES: Therapy rabbit Bun Jovi's social media drama and the cow tooth taco

    We’ll listen to an interview with a woman who brings her 26-pound bunny to an airport to help nervous travelers and about the woman who claims she found a cow tooth in her taco. Special thanks to Christine & Salt out of WTIC News and Talk in Hartford and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.

  • Yesterday · 11 min

    OFFBITES: Visiting the haunted car wash and a Pokémon heist

    This week, we’re going to hear about the adventure one of our news teams had at a haunted car wash in California and about the heist of nearly $1 million worth of Pokémon cards. Special thanks to Daniella DeRobbio from KNX News in Los Angeles and A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo.

  • Yesterday · 1 hr

    TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: Death from behind the wheel, Silver Rail updates and more

    This week… we’re exploring new details about the shooting last week at Silver Rail Elementary School, political ads referencing the Annunciation School shooting from last year and analysis of the ongoing Cornell sex abuse scandal and more. Featuring audio from 1010 WINS in New York, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, KNX News in Los Angeles, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Jason DeRusha out of WCCO, A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo Scoot and Tommy Tucker out of WWL in New Orleans and Marty Griffin out of KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh.

  • Saturday · 21 min

    BONUS: A haunted car wash, a Pokémon heist, therapy bunny drama and the cow tooth taco

    This week, we’re going to hear about the adventure one of our news teams had at a haunted car wash in California and about the heist of nearly $1 million worth of Pokémon cards. Then, we’ll listen to an interview with a woman who brings her 26-pound bunny to an airport to help nervous travelers and about the woman who claims she found a cow tooth in her taco. Special thanks to Daniella DeRobbio from KNX News in Los Angeles, A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo, Christine & Salt out of WTIC News and Talk in Hartford and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.

  • Friday · 1 hr 46 min

    Full Show 10/23/2026: Blue wave looks likely and DEMS will have to learn to live with it

    On today's show, Ian Hoch explains the uphill battle Democrats will have to endure if they're victorious after the November 3rd midterm elections. Then, Ian has on Matthew in Ukraine, SOTA Ukraine Correspondent, to paint a disturbing picture about what can happen when militaries rely too heavily on private technology companies, give the latest about Putin, Zelenskyy, Elon Musk, Starlink, and why Matthew's lethal drone warfare unit is up to their ears in stray kittens, Allene La Spina, Executive Director of Bike Easy, to explain some tips for how to stay safe on the road no matter how you choose to get around, Nick LaMedica, Zazu in "The Lion King," to give a peak behind the curtain of the "The Lion King" Broadway tour. State Senator Royce Duplessis joins Ian Hoch to talk about Amendment 7, which would allow public money to be used to replace hazardous water lines on private property.

  • Friday · 35 min

    Hour 3: Who dat say dey gonna pay to replace all these lead pipes

    This hour, Ian Hoch drops the News Bomb and makes a bunch of marijuana puns. State Senator Royce Duplessis joins Ian Hoch to talk about Amendment 7, which would allow public money to be used to replace hazardous water lines on private property.

  • Friday · 11 min

    Who should pay to replace old lead water lines that run onto private property?

    New Orleans has a massive job ahead replacing old lead water lines, but when those lines run onto private property, who should pay to replace them? State Senator Royce Duplessis joins Ian Hoch to talk about Amendment 7, which would allow public money to be used to replace hazardous water lines on private property. Why does he think taxpayers should pick up that cost, and what happens if voters say no?

  • Friday · 13 min

    E-bikes are more popular than ever, but they're also causing some confusion and controversy

    E-bikes are more popular than ever, and they're also causing some confusion and controversy centered on a mix of safety hazards and infrastructure friction. What's the difference between a low-powered pedal-assist bicycle and a high-speed electric motorcycle? Allene La Spina, Executive Director of Bike Easy, joins Ian Hoch to explain some tips for how to stay safe on the road no matter how you choose to get around.

  • Friday · 36 min

    Hour 1: Why's Matt in Ukraine's lethal drone warfare unit up to their ears in stray kittens?

    This hour, Ian Hoch explains the uphill battle Democrats will have to endure if they're victorious after the November 3rd midterm elections. Then, Matthew in Ukraine, SOTA Ukraine Correspondent, joins the show to paint a disturbing picture about what can happen when militaries rely too heavily on private technology companies, give the latest about Putin, Zelenskyy, Elon Musk, Starlink, and why Matthew's lethal drone warfare unit is up to their ears in stray kittens.

  • Friday · 19 min

    What can happen when militaries rely too heavily on private technology companies?

    Matthew in Ukraine, SOTA Ukraine correspondent, joins Ian Hoch to paint a disturbing picture about what can happen when militaries rely too heavily on private technology companies, give the latest about Putin, Zelenskyy, Elon Musk, Starlink, and why Matthew's lethal drone warfare unit is up to their ears in stray kittens.

  • Friday · 11 min

    Ian: Democrats' biggest problem might be winning

    With Americans having an unfavorable outlook on politicians in general, Ian Hoch explains the uphill battle Democrats will have to endure if they're victorious after the November 3rd midterm elections.

  • Thursday · 31 min

    Hour 3: Christa Pike is still alive and kicking after her botched execution attempt

    This hour, Christa Pike is currently showing significant physical recovery while her legal proceedings face dramatic shifts following her unprecedented survival of a botched lethal injection in Tennessee. A scheduled court hearing has been removed from the docket, and new details regarding the errors during the execution attempt have begun to surface. Then, Kevin Todd from TheSportsBrokers.com gives his Thursday night picks.

  • Thursday · 33 min

    Hour 2: Would you feel comfortable traveling to Paris for the game right now?

    This hour, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian has placed starting quarterback Arch Manning on notice, stating that the quarterback position is under evaluation following back-to-back losses to unranked SEC foes Oklahoma and Florida. T.J. Watt’s wife, Dani, is among those questioning whether the game should be played there while protests and unrest continue. Would you feel comfortable traveling to Paris for the game right now? Both WNBA Finals teams, the Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries, have been absent from the court during the playing of the national anthem for the first three games of the series. In each game, players from both rosters jogged off the floor shortly before "The Star-Spangled Banner" began and returned to the court immediately after it concluded.

  • Wednesday · 1 hr 35 min

    Full Show 10/21/2026: There is a New Orleans version of the game "Monopoly" set to be released next year; what should be on the board?

    On today's show, There is a New Orleans version of the board game Monopoly set to be released next year and you can help decide what is on the Monopoly board - instead of Boardwalk and Park Place there could be Broadmoor and Audobon Place and a get-out-of-jail card from any New Orleans judge. Got any ideas? During a series of recent campaign rallies, President Donald Trump repeatedly accused hecklers of being paid protesters, asserting without evidence that they were compensated to disrupt his events. Donald Trump’s relationship with and expressed admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin has drawn fresh domestic and international scrutiny. Critics and commentators frequently point to a long-standing pattern of rhetoric and policy moves that analysts describe as an admiration or "peculiar fixation" with the Russian leader. Does the car you drive reflect your personality and your generation? Scoot talks about the list of the top 10 cars popular with each generation.

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