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Topics include the ATV ban, Brian Wilson's death, annoying noises, a Montel Williams interview about his new book 'The Sailing of the Intrepid', shooting sheep from helicopters in Texas, TikTok challenges, where in the world you would want to live other than here and more.

Jon Grayson is in once again for Tom Bauerle, and with filming getting underway for Hallmark's Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story, we talk Buffalo movies, what are some movies you enjoy that were filmed, at least partially, in Buffalo? Also on the docket today, we explore times you've cheated death or serious injury, inspired by a video out of SoCal where lightning struck a tree very close to a...

Actress/producer/dancer, and Western New York's own Maria Cina joins the show from Ibiza to talk with Jon Grayson about some of her career endeavors, like appearing in a Prince music video, upcoming projects she has going on, and how she has gone viral after recently striking up an unlikely companionship with a squirrel.

Jon Grayson is in for Bauerle today and covers a number of topics, including but not limited to, panhandlers, after having a recent brush with one, how do you deal with them? We also touch on the MAID Act, which has been in the news recently in New York State, places you've been that you'd never go back to, as well as many other wild and wacky news stories for all around.

Apart from picking up where we left off yesterday on things people do that have you annoyed, we have to spend some time commemorating D-Day, as today marks 81 years since that day. Do you have a personal connection to D-Day?

We've done this topic before, but after hearing Joe Beamer touch on the topic hosting David Bellavia's program today, Tom felt moved enough to re-visit the topic. Tipping. Where are you on tipping? Has tipping culture gotten out of hand? To close things out, we explore things that drive you absolutely bonkers

68 Western New York Rite Aid locations are set to close up shop, if not today, in the immediate future. Have you been impacted by any of these closures? You may have worked there or used Rite Aid as your primary pharmacy, how has this impacted you? Also, in the first half of the program, we talk with Ken Chase of Conservative Tours on the upcoming WBEN listener trip to France and Cassandra Joan Bu...

As you may be aware, you have the chance this summer to go to France with Tom Bauerle and a cohort of WBEN listeners, this summer. Ken Chase of Conservative Tours joins us to discuss the trip itinerary, and all other things pertaining to the trip, the foods you can expect, the weather, and all the things you should have in order before embarking on the trip.

Bauerle returns and with the foreclosure process having been kicked off for the Walden Galleria after a loan default, in addition to a stabbing that took place there not too long ago, we spend some time talking about shopping malls. Do you still go to shopping malls anymore? Outside of that, we check in with meteorologist Andy Parker on the Canadian wildfires and how that could impact Western New...

If you've been keeping a keen eye on the skies over Western New York, you may have noticed a bit of a blood moon or some hazy sunshine. This is due to hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada. Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to discuss how these could impact Western New York, when we can expect the smoke to pass, and how much will it impact air quality?

The Financial Guys are in for Bauerle once again for Bauerle and among the topics of discussion today, the terror attack over the weekend in Boulder, CO, committed by someone illegally living in the United States, illegal immigration, and with team member and financial analyst John Thur, the guys discuss the market and some of the good and bad of this Trump presidency, the good things he's done so...

The Financial Guys are back in for Bauerle, Glenn Wiggle, Mike Sperrazza, and Mike Hoeflich, and today, to keep it somewhat light on a Friday, we talk AI. Are you using AI? Does it worry you? Do you see it as an opportunity or are you worried about it potentially displacing jobs? We even have a few guest appearances from Grok throughout the program.

The Financial Guys, Glenn Wiggle, Mike Lomas, and Mike Sperrazza sit in for Bauerle today, and spend some time digging into Trump new 'Big Beautiful Bill' and taking your questions and comments about it, as well as touching on some of Nancy Pelosi's stock market dealings over the years.

Beamer is in for Bauerle today and we touch on the Buffalo Common Council approving a new $622 million budget, we talk about a local publication's coverage of migrant families being detained by CBP at the U.S./Canada border, and after another stabbing over the weekend at the Walden Galleria, we ask, what is the solution for the Galleria, why are we seeing these incidents with more frequency there...

After beginning the show talking to all you motorcycle riders out there, we wrap up the show asking you the dumbest way you've ended up in the E.R., and in addition to that, what is the worst pain you've ever felt, injury related or otherwise?

For some, Memorial Day is a day filled with booze and barbecue, and while that's okay, it should not be forgotten that Memorial Day is a day of reflection, remembrance, and gratitude for those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of their country and it's freedoms. Who is someone you will be remembering this Memorial Day?

So far, the weather throughout the month of May in Buffalo has been less than pleasant. We've seen a good amount of rain and temperatures than are much cooler than they were last year. Filling us in on what to expect this Memorial Day weekend as far as temperatures and conditions, is meteorologist Andy Parker.

Today, we're talking hair loss. Have you dealt with it? If so, how did you deal with it. If you were to ever lose your hair, what would you do about it. Were you one of the few who experienced hair loss as a result of COVID or the jab or was it caused by something like alopecia?

Bauerle returns today and immediately gets hot and heavy with it, as we find out about your hygiene habits. Are you a shower or a bath person? Are you a heavy cologne or perfume user? And most importantly, were you one of the thousands in Western New York who were subjected to swimming naked in high school?

Nursing homes are back in the news after workers at five different homes in Western New York have gone on a seven-day unfair labor practice strike after not reaching a deal for a new contract Monday night. With that in mind, Beamer asks you your thoughts on the strike, as well as if you've had any experiences with nursing homes, whether you've worked at one or had family in one. Also, we talk to B...

As summer is on the horizon, Brandon Galligan of Yelp Buffalo, who has joined the show previously, rejoins the show today with Joe Beamer to discuss some of their events coming up this summer and how to ensure you don't miss out on them.

It's Joe Beamer filling in for Tom Bauerle, and we start off talking about downtown Buffalo. Is there any hope for downtown Buffalo? If you were in a position of power, what would you suggest to attract business back downtown? We've got that, among other topics, such as social media stunting our social growth, Station 12 finally adding a new tenant, and more.

The first topic is about visiting cemeteries. Topic 2 is about social anxiety (are you a social person).

This topic was spawned by a call from Jim of North Tonawanda yesterday, where he made a historical reference and echoed the sentiment that people are bored by history today and cannot make informed decisions about their future because they don't know enough about the past. Where are you on history? Does history bore you to tears or are you transfixed by any mention of history?

Even during shows where it's not the topic, the changing demographics of the United States continually get mentioned. The U.S. birthrate has been declining, and this decline is not even exclusive to the United States. As far as the United States is concerned, why do you think the birthrate is declining, why are people not having as many kids as they used to, if at all?