Vintage Voorhees

I can't believe they sent this jury home!  But there's a lot about this trial I can't believe.  After that discussion, we turn our attention to a few local crime stories (including with a machete!), being attacked by your neighbor's tree, and a few other things before a live performance by the band Southern Nights!

Thanks for the email, Robert De Niro!

The title of this podcast refers to the latest downpours we've received, the dangerous situation for those living on the streets, and the fact that Lucy is mentally washed out from being on the radio all night.  Also, we share the fascinating story of the lady who got bitten by a priest!

I came back from a few days off with just two things to say.  After that, a public service announcement to those who maybe haven't gotten around to something the rest of us have been doing for 2+ months.

But is it what Harrison Butker said that was so offensive, or what you THINK he meant?

Excellent reporting here from Kate Anderson of the Daily Caller News Foundation.

They didn't endorse any incumbents ahead of the Republican primary.  Each of them won, handily.  How does the leader of the state GOP assess the results?  We asked him.

How's everyone feeling after Nebraska's primary election, especially Dan Frei?

Today's show features the six Omaha city charter amendments (especially the 4th one), Israeli Lt. Ido Ofri describing his heroics on Oct. 7th, America's Power CEO Michelle Bloodworth on the EPA's latest attempt at overreach, and more.

After I try to decrease voter turnout, we have a Trumpdate, protests against a beloved comedian, snakes in a car, and more.

*Not a doctor

A more professional person steeped in maturity would ignore this salacious political/courtroom theater playing out between Trump and Stormy. I am not that person.

I talk with Bettie Denny about her book, "In the Wake of Madness," which is not only historical and deeply personal, but has a lot to say about what's going on in the world today.

After spending some quality time with comedian, businessman, and philanthropist Elliott Threatt (one of my favorite people on the planet), I turn my attention to Trump saying he's ready to go to jail ... over this Stormy Daniels thing?!?

Am I the only one who finds this highly entertaining on some level?  Joining the discussion midway through today's program is Kate Anderson of the Daily Caller News Foundation with details on what's next for students at these schools.

This podcast gets that title because it's the first of May ... and that's also what I was thinking after starting down the wrong road with Nancy Grace later in the show!  Before that, we spent some more time on storm fallout, talked about the college occupiers later, and closed the show with the announcement of the next NewsRadio 1110 KFAB Gourmet Club!

The Omaha area "only" got EF-3s Friday.  Mayor Stothert is using a cane.  Gov. Noem will kill any animal in sight.  These are broken sentences meant to signify what we talked about on today's show.

Easier said than done, but that's exactly what's being done in neighborhoods and towns across the area following Friday's storms.

I talk with Nebraska's 2nd District Congressman about foreign defense spending, Trump and Biden, and a lot more ahead of his May 14th primary challenge.

After sailing away with Philly Ocean of Yachtley Crew ahead of their upcoming show at the Steelhouse, I talk with one of the neighbors who said this gang and guns party near 190th and Giles the other night is not an isolated incident.

Today's batch smells like pot, the Rock Hall, Lucy's armpits, and so much more.