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As we are nearing the closing of the polls, we are joined by all three candidates for Mayor of Buffalo, Mike Gainer, James Gardner, and State Senator Sean Ryan. We hear from them on how they're feeling ahead of the polls closing, their final pleas to the voters of Buffalo, and more.

Michael Kraker joins us to start the show to discuss how he's feeling this election eve, also, we talk to you about how you're feeling this election eve as well, what is bringing you to the polls this year, or conversely, keeping you away? Also, is it too early to start celebrating Christmas. have you noticed skimpflation (cutting down on quality so prices remain stable) or sneakflation (increasin...

Erie County GOP Chairman Michael Kracker joins Joe Beamer filling in for Tom Bauerle to discuss how he's feeling this election eve.

We already did the ghost show exactly two weeks prior to the recording of this program, but we figured the first installment of the ghost show was so nice, we had to do it twice. On this Halloween, we take more of your real ghost stories.

After talking about the youth yesterday and whether they had a work ethic deficit or a hope deficit that they could actually achieve their American Dream, we spend some time today asking what the American Dream even is. How do you define the American Dream? Is the American Dream as we know it dead?

We often hear about how young people are unwilling to work these days. Is it that young people lack work ethic, or do they lack hope that things will turn out okay in the future given the deck has been somewhat stacked against them with the rise in cost for things like education, housing, and so on?

Tom concludes today's program by hearing how some of his callers focus on their work/life balance.

Tom continues his discussion about managing money and wealth and we hear from a caller who shares their philosophy on managing money.

On today's program, Tom talks about how people are spending their money and is saving for a rainy day interfering with their happiness.

On the show today, we re-visit a couple of yesterday's topics, the arrests of some people tied to the NBA in regard to gambling, and if you worry about the integrity of your favorite pro sports leagues, we take a look at the article about boomer advice that led to yesterday's advice topic, and is the political climate today poisoning your workplace?

On the show, we talk advice. What is some advice you've given or received that was good? Also, conversely, have you ever given/received bad advice? Also, we talk about a story that broke today, Portland Trail Blazers Head Coach Chauncey Billups, Miami Heat Guard Terry Rozier, and Cleveland Cavaliers Assistant Coach Damon Jones were all arrested in a major illegal gambling bust. Billups allegedly w...

On the show today, we hear from Cassandra Joan Butler on yesterday's show about the declining birthrate in America, we get an update on the weather from Andy Parker, we discuss a call that came in about young conservative men being unable to find women to date, and your subscriptions. What subscriptions do you still pay for? Have you cut some lately?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to fill us in on the Lake Effect rain situation currently impacting Western New York and what we can expect later in the week on that front.

You're not seeing double, we picked up today right where we left off with yesterday's show about the falling birthrate in America and what is to blame for it.

On the program today, we discuss sexless marriages to open things up, and following that, in a similar vein, the birthrate in the United States is historically low, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently categorized the issue as a 'national security threat' and warned it is not high enough to ensure the American population remains stable. Why are people not having kids as much as they used t...

It's that time of the year, and time for Bauerle staple to make it's annual return...the ghost show, we take your calls on your ghost stories and other paranormal occurrences you've experienced.

Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro and Dominic Cortese of the Hammertime Radio show join us to talk about rising electric costs, electrification in general, and taking your calls and answering your questions on the topic.

Dominic Cortese of Hammertime Radio here on NewsRadio 930 WBEN joins the show on the heels to take some calls and answer your questions on New York State's push to go full electric

Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro joins the show to discuss the rising costs you may have noticed the last time you looked at your electric bill due to the heavy demands on the electric grid.

Today, we started off by reading off a hoard of headlines about media President Trump, which led up to talk about critical thinking, it's a skill we'd all like but not a lot of people actually have it. How do you teach someone or yourself develop critical thinking skills?

On the show today, since many of us are bummed about the Buffalo Bills dropping their second consecutive game against the Atlanta Falcons, are you or someone you know one of those whose mood is contingent on how their sports teams play? Also, we talk about some articles that popped up on Tom's news feeds today, one about Israel nominating him for next year's Nobel Peace Prize 'citing Trump's alleg...

Governor Hochul is urging New Yorkers to stay up to date on their COVID boosters, so we talk about that a little bit today, if you've gotten a booster, will you get the most up to date? Why or why not? Also, we talk a little bit about getting duped by fake A.I. videos and the homeless problem in Western New York, where is it the worst?

Today's show is a continuation of yesterday, , taking more of your calls on the electrification of New York State

With each passing day, we inch closer to phase one of New York State's push toward blanket electrification. Starting in just about two months, new builds will be prohibited from have gas hookups. As we draw closer to phase one, where do you stand on this issue?

Today, we talk about civility, or the lack thereof, in today's society. There are some courtesies that have seemingly been lost to time, for example, writing handwritten thank you notes. What are some things that boomers used to do that people should start doing again that would go a long way in making for a much more civil society?