Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks about student debt, Bob takes calls, talks about Fred Costello, and talks to Radio Mike.

Bob talks about the closing of Jim's At The Mall, Bob takes calls and talks about the manslaughter plea by one of the corrections officers in the Robert Brooks murder case, talks about an interview with Prince Harry, movement from New York to Florida, and driving from Albany to Bath.

Bob talks to Brett Sobieraski about a situation in Cincinnati, Bob talks about the new President of Roberts Wesleyan College, talks about the latest in the Robert Brooks murder case, and Israel launching an offensive to occupy all of Gaza.

Bob talks about Trump's proposed film tariff, the top 50 employers in the region, head start, Trump and the Pope, Bob takes calls, and talks about Trump wanting to re-open Alcatraz.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Mon. 5-5

Bob talks to Dan Duthoid of the of the Canaseraga American Legion about the annual Ham and Leek Dinner, Bob takes calls, talks about how a Geneva police officer is the possible target of a drug investigation, 13 WHAM covering the story of a Brockport staffer getting a DWI, the PAB, Bob talks to Marvin, and talks about being in Albany the past two days.

Bob talks about the trade war with China, Bob talks to Dave Ackraman about the murder of his daughter and the possible parole of her killer, Bob talks about investigator Lynn Prescott, Bob takes calls, and talks about the Trump Executive order on NPR and PBS

Bob talks to the RPO's Andreas Delfs about Appalachian Spring and the upcoming RPO schedule, Bob talks about Trump wanting to replace Veterans day with Victory In WWI Day, why we can't have real songs on the show, reactions by Trump supporters to the Waltz firing, and Bob takes a call.

Fill In hosts Doug and Vicki from the Camelot Car Show take calls and answer questions.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Fri. 5-2

Bob talks to media critic Mike Sidoni about the Tony Awards and his time working with Bob at the Rochester Times-Union, Bob talks about Mike Waltz being fired by Trump, and May Day.

Bob talks to Justin Wilcox of Upstate United about the budget, Bob talks about Drones, gives an update on his granddaughter with the cleft palate, Pre K, and Real ID.

Bob talks to Captain Greg Bello of the Rochester Police Department about a major drug bust on Monday and the shooting on Alphonse Street, Bob talks about the large drug bust and talks to State Senator Pam Helming about the State Budget and a Hochul amendment to alter the budget a she sees fit.

Fill in hoist Jim Salmon talks to Ana Valeria of the Open Door Mission.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Thu. 5-1

Bob talks about Supreme Court oral arguments about government funded religious schools, the state budget, the reaction to Tom Holman being in town, a large narcotics bust yesterday, and the Seneca Meadows landfill.

Bob talks to Captain Frank Umbrino and Sargent Mike Meleki of the Rochester Police Department about the starved to death boy case from 2023, Bob talks about medical care and working into old age, the contraction of the economy, the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, and a 17 year old shot on Alphonse Street.

Bob talks to Rochester Locust Club President Geoff Waiter about Tom Homan's visit to see them, and their victory in court against the PAB, Bob talks about a Supreme Court case about state funded religious schools, Judge Dugan being suspended in Wisconsin, the court ruling against the PAB, and caskets.

Bob talks about the medical assisted suicide bill, the RCSD denying approval for the Camp Pathfinder trip, Evans vs. Trump, and Bob takes calls.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Wed. 4-30

Bob gives a Tom Homan update, Bob continues his conversation with Ginny Nguyen on escaping Vietnam during the Fall of Saigon, Bob talks about a video of a fight outside the welfare office, the Canadian election, and the first 100 days of the Trump Administration.

Bob talks about 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War and Vietnam vets, Bob gets a call from Ginny Nguyen who escaped Vietnam with her father, and Bob talks to Amanda Chitafon and Paradise Martel about Camp Pathfinder and challenges to the trip from the RCSD school board.

Bob talks to Rich Black about the Penfield School District Security Director job, Bob talks humans vs. gorillas, the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, Bob visits Berlin's Halal Doner, talks about the YMCA Carlson MetroCenter being sold, literacy, and bones on the Lehigh Valley Trail.

Bob talks about Tom Homan coming to town, the 100th day of the Trump Administration, Bob takes a call, talks about a fuel fire in Iran, and gunfire on Sunday hitting a Wayne County girl.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Tue. 4-29