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Chick and co-host Bryant Kuhlman break down the Reds' 2-1 win over the Pirates.
Following her loss to 28 seed Anna Kalinskaya, Peyton Stearns of Mason, OH talks with the media.
Sterling and Donna take your calls to talk about managing anger, overtexting, movies with Kevin Carr plus Dr. Donna Schlagheck talks about redistricting in government and the summit taking place between Trump and Putin.
Ken Broo talks with Kenin Spivak some of the latest political news involving Trump and talks with Russia, oil and gas with Jay Young, celebrating ten years of the Rose Music Center in Huber Heights with Lane Kolkmeyer, Julie Jones talks about Gen Z searching for jobs as well as Ai in the job world and so much more!
Mike Allen rants about the latest news. Janice Hisle, E-Poch Times, discusses drug dealing and Snapchat. Christopher Smithermann breaks down issues facing Cincinnati. Yid does the Reds reports. Mike takes your calls.
Gary Jeff is back with your Saturday Morning cartoons! The usual cast of characters join the show. Tune in!
Chip Hart has all your tips and tricks on the water and the woods. Tune in!
Caty McNally speaks with the media after her 1st round win over Maddison Inglis in the 2025 Cincinnati Open.
After her victory of Russian Kamilla Rakhimova, Greece's Maria Sakkari reflects on the match and gives her thoughts on the upgrades to the Linder Family Tennis Center.
Eddie and Rocky talk with Richard Skinner, Tony Pike, Julie Jones, Dave Hatter, John Matarese, and more on 700 WLW!
Willie talks with Holly, the woman who was one of the victims of the infamous brawl, Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey talks about how her deputies are helping out the city of Cincinnati, Rich McHugh talks about his interview he conducted with Holly and Jack Buecker, president of the Fort Thomas Corvette Club, talks about his fundraiser for Alzheimer's happening at Hofbrauhaus this weekend.
Willie talks with Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey about what the Sheriff's department is doing to help the city of Cincinnati and her reaction to the brawl.
Willie talks Holly, the woman who was one of the victims of the infamous downtown brawl, about her side of the story.
Scott Sloan talks with Will Ganss of ABC Entertainment to talk about movies and shows out right now, Jerry Rodgers of Real Clear Health talks about fixing waste, fraud and abuse in the hospital system, Austin Elmore recaps the week in Cincinnati sports, Laura Connell discusses the dangers of self sabotage and Allie Martin fills you in on what's happening in the Queen City this weekend.
Sloanie talks with Jerry Rodgers of Real Clear Health to talk about fixing waste, fraud and abuse in the hospital system.
Allie Martin tells you what is going on this weekend throughout the Queen City.
Austin recaps the Bengals preseason loss to the Eagles, takes your calls, and more!
Lance breaks down the Reds' 7-0 loss to the Pirates in Pittsburgh.
After her 1st round win at the Cincinnati Open, Mason native Peyton Stearns talks with the media.
Eddie and Rocky talk with Christopher Smitherman, Tony Pike, PJ Striet, and Bill Cunningham.
Willie talks with host of Ringside Politics Jeff Crouere about the latest political news, General Richard Newton joins to talk national security plus Willie takes your calls to hear your thoughts about his rap career and comments on public safety in Cincinnati.
Willie talks with host of Ringside Politics Jeff Crouere about the latest political news.
Sloanie talks with Betsy Brantner-Smith of the National Police Association about why Cincinnati is an outlier for violent crime, James Rapien previews Bengals-Eagles and more information on the upcoming season, Three Things with Tiff, rising cases of elder fraud with elder law attorney Dennison Keller and real estate with Michelle Sloan.
Sloanie talks with Betsy Brantner-Smith of the National Police Association about why Cincinnati is an outlier for violent crime and why other cities are taking note.
Sloanie is joined by James Rapien to talk about tonight's Bengals/Eagles matchup as well as information about the upcoming season.
Home improvement expert Gary Sullivan talks with Thom. Look around the home...look for places that water may come into. Also, look for any cracks in the foundation and more. Michelle Jones also talks about what's going on in and around Cincinnati this weekend.
Make sure to take a walk about your home. Look for leaks, loose gutters, cracked concrete and more. Water can get in places you least expect.
Tracy likes silk....well you have to tune into this one for yourself!
Today, Kevin covered the following stories: Climate Regulation Liberation Day; Ohio to add long-term truck parking spots; Americas Commercial Transportation Research Co. reported June Used Class 8 truck Sales data; Kevin has the details, sifts through the data, puts the information in historical perspective, offers his insights and offers some opinions along the way. Oil reacts to whether or when sanctions on Russian crude oil will proceed, President Trump increasing tariffs on India, U.S. crude oil inventory numbers and changes to OPEC+'s crude oil production volumes.
Lance hosts James Rapien to discuss Bengals updates, local golfer Will Grimmer joins and talks about his participation in the PGA Tours America event, and Jimmy McLaughlin talks about the upcoming FC Cincinnati alumni game. Plus, Lance takes your calls.
Lance and Jimmy discuss the upcoming FC Cincinnati Alumni game.
Lance talks with Will about his qualification for the PGA Tours America event.
Lance and James Rapien discuss news out of Bengals training camp ahead of the preseason opener in Philadelphia.
Eddie and Rocky talk with Tony Pike and kill some time after the Reds game on 700 WLW!
Willie talks with WLWT-TV anchor Sheree Paolello about the newest arrest in the infamous brawl case that happened a couple of weeks ago in downtown Cincinnati and he takes your phone calls to hear your thoughts and concerns.
Willie talks with WLWT-TV anchor Sheree Paolello about the newest arrest in the infamous brawl case that happened a couple of weeks ago in downtown Cincinnati.
Sloanie talks with Cincinnati city council member Mark Jefferys about a proposal that he opposes which would pay felons not to shoot people, Crosstown Consultants pollster Kevin Burton talks about Trump's declining poll numbers, Julie Bauke discusses some of the challenges in the modern work environment, Richard Mendel of The Sentencing Project talks about his belief that curfews for teens and jail time do more harm than good and Sara Elyse delivers the Snort Report.
Crosstown Consultants pollster Kevin Burton talks with Sloan about why Trump's numbers are currently in decline.
Sloanie talks with council member Mark Jefferys about a proposal that he opposses that would pay felons to not shoot people.
This week's topic is affairs.
Thom chats with Steve Balzo, executive director of the Clermont County Veteran Service Commission. Also, Plain glass, stain glass with Pastor Chad Hovind. This week's topic is affairs.
Marty and Tracy talk about the newest Reds additions.
Kevin discusses some of the blowback and additional information surrounding the firing of the Commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Additionally, Kevin covers the following stories: The University of Michigan released their Final Survey of Consumers for July; Trucking Reacts to Trump's Sweeping Tariffs; Kevin has the details discusses the data, puts the information into historic perspective, offers an opinion or two and his insights. Oil and gas prices react to OPEC+ increasing crude oil outputs and worries of weaker global demand concerns over President Trump's threats of higher tariffs on India over Russian oil purchases.
The Reds took the series in Chicago over the Cubs 5-1 behind a strong start from newcomer Zack Littel. Lance breaks it all down on this edition of Extra Innings!
ESPN.com Bengals Writer Ben Baby joins Lance to discuss all things Bengals training camp ahead of their first pre-season game in Philadelphia on Thursday night.
Charlie Goldsmith joins Lance live from Chicago to discuss the Reds injury and roster situations and more!
Eddie and Rocky talk with Tony Pike, Tanya O'Rourke, Dr. Jed Hartings, and more on 700 WLW!
Willie talks with FOP President Ken Kober about the effort to get more men and women in the Cincinnati Police force; local business owner Victor Louis talks about moving his business from downtown to Blue Ash because of security concerns plus Willie takes your phone calls to hear your thoughts.
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