Bauerle

There was still some untapped potential waiting to be tapped into with the topic we rounded out yesterday's show with, so we pick up today with any moving horror stories you have and housing horror stories in general, did you buy a home that turned out to be one big money pit? And also, as a side topic, what do you make of the current state of the neighborhood you grew up in? Is it anything like i...

It's a horror story type of show today, particularly centered around deliveries and moving, Tom takes your calls on or best (or perhaps worst) delivery/moving horror stories.

Calling all Western New York musicians! Tom wants to hear from you today, how many of you consider yourselves musicians? Even if you don't consider yourself a musician, do you play an instrument? What did you play? How did you settle on this instrument and how did you learn it?

We begin today talking about our newest Pope, who chose the papal name Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago, and we take your thoughts on that. Following that, Tom takes your calls on the wildest coincidences you've experienced.

We bring aboard Don Arthur of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy to open the show, talking about Rite Aid's recent bankruptcy filing and the sweeping closures they will soon see. Following that, we've got topics old and new. What are some objects that you used to use routinely that have now become obsolete? And with A.I. becoming a fixture in society now with numerous platforms out there, such as ChatGPT, G...

Rite Aid has been in the news lately as they've filed for bankruptcy and will be closing many Western New York locations. Don Arthur of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy joins the show to discuss these closures and how they may affect you, as well as answer any questions you may have regarding the bankruptcy and closures of Rite Aid.

After fielding a couple of calls during the show yesterday that stuck with him about schools covering up incidents, that leads Tom to explore the broader topic of bullying today. Have you experienced bullying? You may have been the target or you may have children or grandchildren that went through it, you may have even been the bully yourself. What is your experience with bullying, and whatever th...

On the program today, we start out talking chemtrails with New York State Assemblyman David DiPietro, and following that, after another appearance on the Unsubscribe Podcast by SVU Detective Richard Hy, we revisit the allegations made by Hy against Buffalo Public Schools. Do you believe Detective Hy's claims and think that Buffalo Public Schools are covering up things they shouldn't be?

During the last on-air conversation between Tom and New York State Assemblyman David DiPietro, the latter brought up the subject of chemtrails, which caught Tom's attention, so today, Assemblyman DiPietro rejoined the show to talk chemtrails, what he is trying to do to about this issue at the state level, as well as responding to your questions and comments about chemtrails.

During Wednesday's show about the Medical Aid in Dying Act passing the state assembly, a caller mentioned we should consider a show on chronic pain, hence today's program, we take your calls on if you've experienced or continue to experience chronic pain

Breaking news mode today on the program as a four alarm fire broke out at the Paul William Beltz law firm office building shortly after noon today. We give you all the latest, including a press conference from Battalion Chief Pat Lalley and Commissioner of Permit & Inspection Services Cathy Amdur, and we take your phone calls as well if you were in the area, what did you see?

We continue to follow the allegations made by SVU Detective Richard Hy against Buffalo Public Schools and their alleged obstruction of sexual assault and child abuse investigations, while concurrently keeping tabs on the severe storms hitting much of Western New York

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show as Western New York is expecting severe thunderstorms in spots. Andy gives us some insight on how the night will unfold and if you or someone you know has travel plans in an area that is expected to be hit, he answers those questions as well.

Over the weekend, some alarming accusations were made against Buffalo Public Schools on the Unsubscribe Podcast by SVU Detective Richard Hy, alleging BPS of obstructing sexual assault and child abuse investigations. What are your thoughts on this?

The bulk of the program today is spent talking manners, have you found people's manners have gone down the drain recently? Do you think you have good manners? What are some examples of bad manners you've see recently? And in the last hour of the show, you may have noticed how Bauerle refers to his wife as 'The Princess' when referring to her, do you also have a 'pet name' or nickname that you refe...

Today, the Erie County Legislature passed a resolution 10-1 opposing wind turbines in Lake Erie. Hear from prominent members of CAWTILE (Citizens Against Wind Turbines in Lake Erie) President Patti Meckes and Vice President Dave Adrian, as well as from Legislator John Mills, Assemblyman David DiPietro, and briefly from State Senator George Borrello with their reactions on the resolution. And we he...

Earlier today, the Erie County Legislature passed a resolution 10-1 opposing wind turbines in Lake Erie. Hear from one of those legislators, John Mills for his thoughts on the resolution, as well as from Assemblyman David DiPietro on his thoughts on the resolution and how he's trying to deal with this issue at the state level.

Today, the Erie County Legislature passed a resolution 10-1 opposing wind turbines in Lake Erie, hear from some of the top brass of CAWTILE (Citizens Against Wind Turbines in Lake Erie), President Patti Meckes and Vice President Dave Adrian join the show to give their thoughts on today's resolution.

We've all done it at some point, lost an important personal item, such as a cell phone, wallet, etc. Today's program is spent fielding all your lost and found stories, have you ever lost your wallet, cell phone, or other valuable personal item? Did you have it returned to you? And conversely, have you ever found someone else's wallet or phone and returned it to them?

Picture this: How many of you still have physical photo albums in 2025 when our means of keeping photos have become increasingly digitized over the years? And if you still have photo albums, what are your plans for them. Throw them out, try to pawn them off to other family members?

On the show today, we pick up where we left off last week, with the topic of things today that younger people do less than their prior generations, and with today being Dyngus Day, we had to talk a little bit about that, specifically, the East Side Buffalo 'Polonia' accent. Did anyone in your family speak with this dialect? What has happened to it?

On this Good Friday on the program, we begin by asking you whether or not you eat meat on Good Friday, as many Christians, particularly Catholics abstain from doing so, and where you stand on this, we touch on some things you may have learned over the years that you are skeptical of now, and what is something younger people don't do that their previous generations did much more, such as dating?

Surprise! Joe Beamer fill in for Bauerle, and among the topics of discussion today, the situation surrounding the Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation fiasco, Buffalo's 193rd birthday coming up, and scams, have you been scammed or has someone attempted to do so?

With this week being Holy Week for Christians and Passover for the Jewish community, it felt timely to bring this topic back. Do you believe in God? How did you arrive at your faith?

After being on a flight recently and noticing nearly every fellow flyer being enraptured by their cell phones, Bauerle wondered how many people read books anymore, so we pose that question to you on the program today. Do you still read books? Do you read more now than you have at any other point in your life? What genre do you most prefer?