Across The Tracks

This episode will be a wild ride discussing lawsuits, earthquakes, political curveballs, Mother Nature's surprises, and the questions if Caitlin Clark is ready for her next big move? Buckle up, it's all connected.

America in Motion discusses the controversy surrounding the Reflecting Pool, the U. S. diplomatic approach with Iran, unveiling of a new Air Force One, memorials to musicians Fred Alexander, Walter Parazaider, and talent scout Clive Davis.

This episode discusses, the latest Earth Wind and Fire Documentary, the NBA Finals, Space X goes public, Obama's Presidential Library opens, Soccers World Cup begins and a Cage Match at the White House.

This week: controversy surrounding the Kennedy Center, questions about the Director of National Intelligence, the shutdown of the disputed government funding program, the NBA Finals, Black Music Mont and a tribute to Rob Base, Sonny Rollins, Dexter Wansel, and Peabo Bryson.

Discussions about Gerrymandering, Trump not caring about Americans financial situations, a Chinese visit, DOJ Slush fund, and Memorials to Ted Turner, Jason Collins, and Clarence Carter.

This episode has a Kentucky Derby recap, and discusses the Supreme Court rules on Voting Rights, U.S. Troop reduction in Germany, 3rd assassination attempt, Spirit Airline service ends, and the UAE leaves OPEC.

This episode explores how religious language & Hollywood has merged into misguided Biblical ignorance, new judge hirings, the Iranian War, Oklahoma City bombing and memorials of a famous International basketball star & one of our local hometown business personalities.

Melania Trump steps into the spotlight, U.S.-Iran diplomacy falters, hip-hop mourns and Artemis II makes historic journey.

Tonight's Across The Tracks covers the ousting of Pam Bondi, the rescue of U.S. pilots, rising threat to Iran , the launch of Artemis II, and controversy surrounding Dawn Staley. A fast-paced look at politics, global tensions, space exploration, and sports debate.

A rapid-fire discussion that covers a United Nations resolution tied to the Transatlantic Slave Trade, debate over presidential symbolism on U.S. currency, rising pay momentum in the WNBA, and the excitement as the NCAA Final Four is set.

A chaotic week takes center stage: allies push back against Donald Trump, tensions rise from U.S. airports to Cuba, and the frenzy of March Madness collides with shocking headlines involving Robert Mueller and Chuck Norris.

The head of the DHS is fired, an Iranian School is bombed, the Federal Government vs. Anthropic AI, Disrespect shown toward fallen soldiers, a hometown friend inducted into the KY High School Basketball Hall of Fame and the death of Watergates Alexander Butterfield .

This episode discusses another senseless war, reflects on the state Of The Union address, U.S. treatment of Cuba, Senate primary race in the state of Texas, and the passing of song writer and performer Neil Sedaka.

This episode explores the sharp political insights of George Will, examines the developments surrounding Prince Andrew’s arrest, highlights significant Black history milestones from past Olympic Games, and reflects on the life and legacy of Jesse Jackson following his passing.

In this episode a Black History moment is covered, Attorney General Pam Bondi testifies in Congress, Olympic athletes are criticized, Gallup Poll pivots and a memorial to Actor Robert DuVall.

In this episode Wayne and Steve discuss what's on their minds (various topics from the week before).

This episode unpacks the Don Lemon arrest and releases, Nicki Minaj's surprising political stance, and the return of 5-year-old Minnesota child. We also mark the start of Black History Month, reflection on legacy and loss with the passing of act Demond Wilson and the last surviving Member of the Navajo Code Talkers from World War II.

In this episode we discuss the first female Coast Guard Real Admiral appoint of Zieta Merchant, Hollywood Walk of Fame awardees The Isley Brothers, mathematical Gladys West and The Dukes of September (Fagen, McDonald & Scaggs).

This episode examines a debate over a secondhand Nobel Peace Prize and tariff threats tied to Greenland, to reflecting on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. might view today's global and social climate. We also turn to the NFL playoffs, asking whether IU can complete it unlikely journey and honor the passing of civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin, whose courage reshaped history long before it was widely...

This episode covers ICE-related shootings in Minnesota and California, U. S . - Iran tensions tied to domestic protests, the NFL playoff picture Teddy Roosevelt's 1908 Grand Canyon designation, and the passing of Bob Weir and Aldrich Ames.

This episode examines rising tensions involving Venezuela, questions whether the U.S. Constitution still restrains power at home and abroad, and reflects on the passing of gospel legend Richard Smallwood and his enduring spiritual legacy.

The 84th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the Navy names an aircraft carrier in honor of World War II hero Dorie Miller, POTUS remarks on Somalian-Americans, National Park service revision of free admittance on MLK day, and the passing of Stax record label giant Steve Cropper.

A turbulent week unfolds with National Guardsmen shot, Comey and James indictments thrown out, Trump attacks on women reporters & we memorialize civil rights & musical giants.

Politics, contradictions, memorials , and a few Jaw-droppers are all packed into this weeks episode.

In this episode we break down a turbulent week in American life. The Democrats cave to pressure in government funding. We dig into the Epstein files and then pause to honor the lives and legacies of Lenny Wilkens and Michael Ray Richardson. Finally, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth, Wind & Fire’s legendary album Gratitude, a soul classic that still lifts us today.