Bauerle

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz recently said he would veto any bill that came across his desk proposing youth hunting in Erie County, and the county is one of two counties in the state that has opted out of a DEC program that would allow a 12 or 13-year-old to go out with a licensed adult hunter to be out in the field and learn gun safety for the type of animals they are hunting. What are yo...

Frank Todaro, member of the Erie County Legislature joins the show to discuss the promise of Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz to veto any bill that comes across his desk that proposes youth hunting in Erie County.

These days, it seems like many adults are acting more like toddlers than actual adults. Given that, have you ever witnessed an adult meltdown in public? Also, we discuss brushes with impaired drivers, what will a U.S. victory in Iran look like, and more.

With the war in Iran raging on and having the potential to morph into a ground war, the Trump Administration has not ruled out the possibility of reinstating the draft. If, hypothetically speaking, the draft were to come back, would you be in favor of it?

On the show today, we discuss the ascending Buffalo Sabres, including a check in with team beat reporter Paul Hamilton, your proficiency fixing things around the house, and are there any things you've had to cut back on or cut out of your life entirely due to the affordability crisis?

Paul Hamilton, Buffalo Sabres beat reporter for our sister station, WGR SportsRadio 550, joins the show to talk the Sabres recent successes, as the team is coming off a dramatic 8-7 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in which the Sabres extended their current winning streak to seven games and they are sitting atop the Atlantic Division, and they have the best record in the NHL since December 9th at...

An electrical contractor joins us on-air to discuss the new smart meters brought about by the elctrification of Western New York.

Hear what an electrical contractor has to say on the new smart meters, and hear what folks have to say about daylight savings time.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins Bauerle to tell us what to expect with the weather this weekend.

We are joined by Republican Strategist and Political Analyst Carl Calabrese who discussed the firing of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.

The electrification of New York State appears to be raising electricity bills and we hear from Carl Calabrese on Trump's firing of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.

Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro joined Tom Bauerle today to speak about legislation that could allow kids as young as twelve to go hunting.

Buffalo Attorney Paul Cambria joins Bauerle to discuss the responsibility Colin Grey had for his son's school shooting.

We hear from Buffalo Attorney Paul Cambria on the responsibility father Colin Gray had for his son's school shooting in Georgia. Tom Bauerle was also joined by Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro who spoke about possible legislation that could allow children to hunt in Erie County.

Bauerle hears from a lady who is very appreciative of Trump and his actions to bring peace to the world.

Today we hear from several listeners on how they feel about the U.S. airstrike on Iran.

Recently, the United States and Israel launched joint airstrikes on Iran, notably killing Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in an apparent regime change war. We take your calls on this, get analysis from Republican strategist Carl Calabrese, and speak with retired Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo on how global events like these airstrikes and impact local security.

In the wake of the U.S. and Israel's joint airstrikes of Iran recently, many are worried about the presence of Iranian sleeper terrorist cells in the United States, and the potential for retaliatory attacks. Retired Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo joins the show to discuss the Buffalo Police increasing patrols and taking other safety measures in the wake of these strikes.

Republican strategist Carl Calabrese joins the show to discuss the U.S. joint strikes with Israel on Iran which killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other high ranking officials. We discuss the strikes, what they mean for the regime, and were these strikes truly in America's best interests?

On the program, we pick up where we left off yesterday talking about swearing and if you are a frequent user of profanity. Also, in the vein of language, what are some linguistic pet peeves you have, are there any verbal crutches people use that drive you nuts? Also, we discuss the story of a Williamsville student who was removed from school despite a ruling that a medical exemption would allow th...

Retired Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo joins the show to provide some insight on the death of Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a migrant from Myanmar who went missing after his release from a Buffalo jail into the custody of the U.S. Border Patrol on February 19th, and was found dead five days later.

The Nancy Guthrie search seems to have come to a standstill 26 days in, and talking true crime with John Flynn.

The Nancy Guthrie search seems to be at a standstill, and recapping the John Justice case.

Some Americans have been disappointed with the gold medal winning USA Men's Hockey team for visiting the White House and attending the State of the Union Address in the wake of their victory. More locally, some Buffalo fans have been disappointed with Sabres forward Tage Thompson, also a member of the USA Men's Hockey team who was photographed wearing a red 'Make America Great Again' hat while in...

On the program today, one of the things that looms over tonight's State of the Union is US-Iran relations. Do you think the United States will attack Iran? Should they? If they do, what should the goal of the attack be? Also, we check in with John Flynn regarding the latest on the Nancy Guthrie investigation and discussing the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.