Across The Tracks

This episode covers the Texas abortion laws, Naomi Osaka takes another mental break, 9-11 20th anniversary and memorials to Lee Williams & Willard Scott.

Steve and Wayne discuss the United States withdrawal from Afghanistan, track sprinter Sha'carri Richardson's comments about Allyson Flex, the lack of U.S. boxing medals during the Tokoyo Olympus, Hurricane Ida, memorials of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts and Actor Ed Asner.

Steve and Wayne discuss a car show moment, 2020 Olympic reflections, covid vaccination comparisons ... the US vs World, and loss of Dennis Thomas of Kool & the Gang.

This episode discusses Simone Bile's Olympic issues, Mitch McConnell's push to vaccinate the people of Kentucky, the death of a rock star and a civil rights icon, and the potential passage of an infrastructure bill.

Wayne and Steve discuss Richard Branson & Jeff Bezos being taken to space, the Jan 6 insurrection taking up time and space in minds of Congress and Americans, and the Delta Variant causing hospital space to be taken up by unvaccinated Covid-19 patients.

This episode discusses the prison release of Bill Cosby, NCAA decision to allow athletes to receive payments, US troops leaving Afganistan, the Jan 6 insurrection, and the national spelling bee champion.

This episode covers the 77th anniversary of D-Day, the 100th anniversary of the 1921 massacre in the Greenwood district of Tulsa Oklahoma, a new Texas Gun law, Black music, and Pride month.

This episode discusses Tim Tebow's 2nd chance in the NFL, the Tampa Bay Lighting's Hockey Teams' unique front line, Rick Santorum's cultural analysis of Native American's lack of contributions to the United States, and Rep. Liz Chaney getting kicked out of her leadership role in the Republican caucus in Congress.

A discussion of laws passed by state legislatures to restrict public protest (1st amendment) and voting rights due to the results of the 2020 election and the Chauvin verdict, the Police shooting in Columbus Ohio of a teenager, and two memorials.

Recent shootings in Brooklyn Center Mn, Chicago, Austin Texas, and Indianapolis are covered in this episode plus the harassment of an Army 2nd Lt. by police officers in Virginia. The episode ends with memorials of Bernie Madoff, Black Rob & Bobby "Slick" Leonard.

Wayne & Steve give a shout-out to the E-town High Panther Basketball team for its sweet 16 tourney run. We discuss the infrastructure bill, a battle of the bands, Earth Wind and Fire vs The Isley Brothers. The death of DMX, Alcee Hastings, and MLB pulling out of the All-star game in Atlanta.

In this episode, Steve and Wayne discuss red-states voter suppression disguised as voter security and the recent attack of Asian-Americans in Atlanta.

Memorials: Irv Cross, Vernon Jordan, Marvin Hagler & Roger Mudd. This episode covers the NBA All-Star Game, Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin's bigotry, and the Royal Families controversy.

Wayne and Steve have a special guest, LaManda Moore Rodriguez, the Antiracist Curriculum Specialist for Jefferson County Public Schools'(Louisville, KY) Department of Equity & Poverty Programs. LaManda recently had an article published in Louisville's Courier-Journal newspaper entitled "Invaluable or Invisible". This episode covers several topics including Black History Month, recruiting and retai...

This week's memorials are to Prince Markie Dee of the Fat Boys & Rush Limbaugh, followed by a discussion on Ted Cruze's trip to Mexico during a constituent crisis and a major power failure in Texas.

Memorials of Mary Wilson, Larry Flint, Christopher Plummer, and Chick Corea. Wayne and Steve discuss the first female Eagle Scouts the second Presidential impeachment acquittal and who is/was the greatest of all times in TEAM sports.

Memorials to Sekou Smith, Cloris Leachman, John Chaney, and Cicely Tyson. Steve and Wayne discuss the Game Stop speculators vs. Wall Street and their opinions on the state of the Union prior to and since President Joe Biden has taken office.

Topics for this episode include memorials to Larry King, Don Sutton, and Hank Aaron. The focus topic is Big Tech's able to avoid 1st amendment issues due to Section 230 of Congresses 1996 Communications Decency Act.

Steve and Wayne discuss the 2nd Impeachment of the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and former University of Louisville basketball star Butch Beard's grievances toward his amateur.

This is the concluding episode of "There's A Riot Goin' On". Steve and Wayne discuss the events surrounding January 6th attack on the United States Congress.

This episode discusses the events surrounding the January 6th Coup attempt on the United States Congress during the Electoral College count of the 2020 Election.

This episode explores the memorials of Educator Joe Clark, & Actress Dawn Wells(Gilligan Islands Mary Ann). In Sports, NBA players taking days off & Dewayne Haskins being released by the Washington Football Team. The final topic: The "Trump Tape".

Wayne, Steve, and Joey continue their discussion from part 1. Topics covering from the beginning of the year to the present, including Kobe Bryant, Charlie Pride, our change in our democracy, Kamala Harris, and Coronaviruses effect on America.

Wayne and Steve are joined by hometown friend Joey and they discuss topics from the beginning of the year to the present, including Kobe Bryant, Charlie Pride, our change in our democracy, Kamala Harris, and Coronaviruses effect on America.

Wayne and Steve discuss Rafer Johnson, House of Rep pass a bill to decriminalize Marijuana, Giuliani's insane Michigan testimony, and the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941.