Ed Lambert In The Morning

Listeners continue to welcome Ed back after his long absence.

Ed is back and listeners call in to welcome him.

In the last hour Ed talks about Iran firing on ships. Ed also talks with Paul Lane about the Fed, Apple and more.

In the second hour Ed and listeners talk about Prop. 21/2 and overrides. Ed talks to our friends Red Neck Randy and Mary.

Ed starts the show talking about Earth Day. Ed also talks about corruption in the Sothern Poverty Law Center.

In the last hour Ed and listeners continue talking about wind turbines and their problems.

Ed talks to Boston Herald reporter Tim Dunn about what's happening in the State House.

In the first hour Ed recaps the Boston Marathon. Susanne Conley calls in to discuss the wind turbine project.

In the last hour Ed and listeners continue the discussion about the Cape bridges.

In the second hour Ed talks to Matt Pita about the Cape bridge project.

Ed starts the show talking about the Boston Marathon and Patriots Day.

In the last hour, Ed and Mike Armstrong discussed the breaking news that the Strait of Hormuz is now fully open to commercial shipping. This follows a declared ceasefire in Lebanon, causing oil prices to drop significantly and Wall Street to reach record highs.

In the second hour Ed and his listeners are discussing the escalating feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV regarding the ongoing war in Iran.

Ed starts the show talking about a new "hot spot" coming Dennis Port, The Backyard by Foley's, a massive family-friendly outdoor destination at 645 Main St. that recently made headlines for its upcoming summer 2026 debut.

During the third hour of the program, Ed Lambert discussed the ongoing war in the Middle East and its broader impacts. He also focused on local Barnstable affairs, specifically the Barnstable Town Council meeting scheduled for later today.

In the second hour Ed's commentary centers on the recent surge of "teen takeovers" in Washington, D.C., where an emergency curfew for teenagers is currently at the center of a legislative debate. Meanwhile, Tybee Island is bracing for the return of its massive spring break festival, now officially rebranded as Crush Reloaded, scheduled for this coming weekend.

Ed and listeners start the show talking about the Barnstable Transfer Station Hiking fees,First Transfer Station Permit: Increasing from $375.00 to $410.00 (a 9% hike). Second Transfer Station Permit: Increasing from $35.00 to $40.00 (a 14% hike).

Ed talks about the latest info on the situation with Iran. Then, Mike Armstong joins us for his weekly visit.

Ed speaks with 1st Barnstable District Representative candidate, Joe Glynn. Then, he talks about the Boston Herald's Tim Dunn's questions for Gov. Healey about withholding information about the ICE Misconduct Portal.

It's Tax Day...have you paid your taxes yet?! Ed talks about that, and moves on to override votes that will find their way on to many upcoming town meeting dockets.

Ed takes on the events happening in Iran, talking about the blockade and future peace talks. He also gets into the AI meme that President Trump put on Trump Social yesterday.

Ed talks about the resignations of Reps. Swalwell & Gonzales. Then Susanne Conley checks in with the latest on the windmill lawsuits.

Day 2 from Florida, and Ed starts the show by looking ahead to Patriots Day on Monday, as well as talking about the big fires going on right now in Florida near where he is broadcasting from.

Ed would like to talk to the folks from Save Our Cape about their issues with him, but they want to remain anonymous! Plus, he delves into the new wrinkle to the new bridge development concerning the movement of the existing gas lines.

Ed gets into the controversy surrounding 4C's and ex-president John Cox. He'll also play the latest statements made by President Trump about Iran and Pope Leo XIV.