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What's your weird hobby? Tom Bauerle Show 06-11-26 full 6160 Thu, 11 Jun 2026 21:58:37 +0000 N8Z1KapPONOXg5ohBMnCRsVdzHzOD7hj news Bauerle news What's your weird hobby? Tom Bauerle Show 06-11-26 Archive of the daily Bauerle and Bellavia Show on WBEN     2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-

What's the worst sickness you've ever had? Tom Bauerle Show 06-10-26 full 6642 Wed, 10 Jun 2026 22:09:31 +0000 PCcYk4l39wO30VmmAfh2MsM5iZhyCTGu news Bauerle news What's the worst sickness you've ever had? Tom Bauerle Show 06-10-26 Archive of the daily Bauerle and Bellavia Show on WBEN     2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepo

Tom Bauerle talks with callers about their heat stroke stories and the state of New York politics!

On the show today, we speak with Dr. James Hereth of Kaleida Health about the Measles case in Erie County and Ebola outbreak in Africa, and we take a couple of topics suggested by you yesterday when asked what your first talk topic would be if you were a talk show host, those being: do you think you'll be able to retire and do you have a problem with fracking in Western New York?

Dr. James Hereth of Kaleida Health joins the show to talk Measles and Ebola after there was a confirmed case of Measles in Erie County , and Ebola cases have been on the rise, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We talk that as well as answer any questions you may have about the diseases.

On the show today, we ask, is there a food that you grew up enjoying but has fallen out of favor with you as you got older? In a similar vein, is there a certain song or band that you used to not like but you've grown to enjoy over time? Also, to round things out, if you were a talk show host, what would you do as your first talk topic?

On the show today, we speak with former Cheektowaga Police Chief Dave Zack on the triple homicide that took place in Cheektowaga on June 1st as well as talking about the law enforcement profession in a post George Floyd world. Also, the Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) Act has been in the news recently, as the New York State Department of Health announced the start of the public comment period for proposed regulations establishing reporting requirements for the State's Medical Aid in Dying Act the day of the recording of this podcast. What are your thoughts on the MAID Act?

We heard from former Cheektowaga Police Chief Brian Gould on yesterday's program, today we hear from one of his predecessors, Dave Zack, as we discuss the June 1st triple homicide in Cheektowaga and the fallout from that, as well as some talk about the law enforcement profession in the post George Floyd world.

Today, we cover the grizzly case of Cheektowaga man Saleh Mohamed, who was arraigned in Cheektowaga Town Court and Buffalo City Court recently. Mohamed has been charged with the June 1st killing of his wife and two children, four and three-years-old at their home on Ellen Drive, and has also been charged in connection with a homicide on Grant St that same day. Joining the show to provide more analysis and insight on this case are former Cheektowaga Police Chief Brian Gould, former Erie County District Attorney John Flynn, and Attorney John Elmore.

A recent study found large swaths of Millennial and Gen Z parents still use spanking as a form of punishment. Do you have a problem with spanking as a form of punishment? Why do you think younger parents are resorting back to physical discipline?

Police Presser, Religion, and MORE! Tom Bauerle Show 05-29-26 FULL SHOW! full 7432 Fri, 29 May 2026 22:02:40 +0000 27QkLc387AcKTv2rXnpTNYxVffBxkd8F news Bauerle news Police Presser, Religion, and MORE! Tom Bauerle Show 05-29-26 FULL SHOW! Archive of the daily Bauerle and Bellavia Show on WBEN     2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwa

Tom Bauerle talks with callers about their secret superpowers! You don't want to miss this show!

Tom talks the Buffalo meteor with callers!

Tom Bauerle reacts to the Buffalo Police shooting and talks mental health with callers.

Cassandra Joan Butler joins the show for the first two hours and reads your futures! Tom talks WW2 movies in the last hour.

Tom is joined by former DA John Lynch to discuss the San Diego shooting and talks about potential fresh water projects with callers!

Former DA John Flynn joins Tom in the first hour to discuss the San Diego mosque shooting.

Buffalo....City Of LOSERS??? full 4351 Tue, 19 May 2026 22:03:52 +0000 kmqob6UU41VSfQN0QijiIQkCGb5LtBim news Bauerle news Buffalo....City Of LOSERS??? Archive of the daily Bauerle and Bellavia Show on WBEN     2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Fr

On the program today, we talk all things game seven, as the Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens will do battle for the right to face off against the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference finals. How do you think the game is going to go? Would you ever consider selling your tickets to a Habs fan if they approached you? We discuss all this and more today.

On the program today, we have some seasonal segments, talking with meteorologist Andy Parker and Chris Zeisz of Russell's Tree & Shrub Farm, we take your calls on birdwatching, and on an episode in the not so distant past, we covered prom disasters, so today, we expand that to weddings, have you been a part of any disastrous weddings? What was disastrous about it?

As summer draws nearer in Western New York and, by extension, garending season, we have Chris Zeisz of Russell's Tree & Shrub Farm to talk some of the most popular flowers and trees people are buying this year, advice for dealing with weeds, advice for if you're just getting into gardening, and more.

Normally, when we have meteorologist Andy Parker on the show, it's a signal that troublesome weather is on the horizon, but not today, Andy fills us in on what to expect these next few weeks as summer begins to take shape in Western New York.

A preeminent expert on China was shocked at their outright disrespect toward the United States and President Donald Trump during his visit. So, what will he do about it? Plus, new information about the COVID cover-up.

On the program today, we ask if you attended your senior prom, are kids taking longer to grow up than they used to, what are things people do that annoy you, how to you think the Sabres will fare in game five and in the series at large against the Montreal Canadiens, and after the UK Parliament passed a bill that would disallow cigarette purchases for anyone born after 2008, should the United States consider something similar?

On the show today, we hear from Donna McDaniel, the original singer behind the Buffalo Sabres rally anthem 'We're Gonna Win That Cup', we speak with Dr. James Hereth of Kaleida Health on the hantavirus, Erie County Legislator Lindsay Lorigo on the effort to put a cap on the Erie County gas tax, and on the subject of affordability, what items or commodities are you having the most trouble affording? And do you blame President Trump for the rising gas prices?

Dr. James Hereth of Kaleida Health joins the show to discuss the hantavirus, the different strains, what the virus attacks in the body, how these outbreaks like the one that hit the cruise ship occur, and more.

Donna McDaniel, the original singer of the Buffalo Sabres rally anthem 'We're Gonna Win That Cup' joins the show to discuss the making of that song, her experiences touring with Mötley Crüe and Toto, and a special guest also tied to the the aforementioned Sabres rally anthem calls in to speak with McDaniel.

On the show today, we're joined by trooper James O'Callaghan to discuss saturation speed enforcement, as well as Rebecca Roll of Lyme WNY, as May is Lyme disease awareness month, and another timely topic, as the weather continues to improve, you tend to see more motorcycles out and about, are you a rider?

Rebecca Roll of Lyme WNY joins the show as May is Lyme disease awareness month to talk a little bit about the disease and takes your calls with your stories or questions about it.

Trooper James O'Callaghan joins the show to talk saturation speed enforcement in Western New York. First off, what is it, what results has it yielded after being enacted on the 33, and where else could it be deployed in Western New York?

On the show today, we talk a little bit about cruise ships, which have gotten a bad rap lately due to an outbreak on Hantavirus on one. In a similar vein, we talk about vacations you've taken that have have been ruined by illness, and do short men have a Napoleon complex? That is to say, they make up for their diminutive stature by overcompensating through aggressive behavior?

Joe Beamer is in for Bauerle today, and we discuss the Erie County gas tax with Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro and gas station owner Carl Hasselback, we discuss the convicted murderer who recently threatened one of Buffalo's deputy mayors with a knife, a spider monkey being kept as an illegal pet in Grand Island, the Virginia Supreme Court's gerrymandering decision, and customer service in 2026.

Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro and gas station owner Carl Hasselback both join the show to discuss the Erie County gas tax, which is being heavily debated right now by local lawmakers, with some pushing to cap it.

The Financial Guys fill in for Bauerle, and today, we discuss the $268B state budget deal announced by Governor Hochul today, as well as the Erie County gas tax, and what else do you think the state may tax in the future?

Joe Beamer is in for Bauerle today, and we talk about a new Siena Poll that shows New Yorkers don't like Hochul, yet continue to vote for her. Also on the docket, we talk about a New York man who was charged in a stolen vehicle pursuit, and also happened to have 33 prior convictions, we talk Buffalo's vacant building problem and Mayor Sean Ryan's plan to attack it, and what is the most you'd be willing to spend on a Sabres playoff ticket?

On the show today, we speak with Buffalo Sabres anthem singer Cami Clune about he re-release of the 1975 rally anthem 'We're Gonna Win That Cup', and we ask which version you prefer. Also, is there anything that could be done to downtown Buffalo to incentivize you to come back?

Buffalo Sabres anthem singer Cami Clune has had a busy week or so, first due to the kerfuffle turned heartwarming moment when her microphone malfunctioned prior to Sabres/Bruins game five. She's back in the news once again, this time for re-recording and re-releasing the Sabres 1975 rally song 'We're Gonna Win That Cup', originally written and performed by Tommy Calandra and Donna McDaniel, respectively. She joins the show to discuss this.

Ahead of the big game six in the Sabres/Bruins first round playoff series, we ask you, do you think there will be a game seven or will the Sabres close it out in six in Boston? We gauge your thoughts on that as well as other Sabre adjacent topics. Also, are there any songs that were banned from playing at your wedding, or conversely, songs that were must plays? We also get a weather update from meteorologist Andy Parker.

It's the first of May, yet we're still seeing temperatures in the 40s and have been saddled with rain in Western New York recently. Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to give us the scoop on why that is and when we can expect things to start looking up weather wise.

On the show today, we discuss the two bills recently passed by the Erie County Legislature, one which bans businesses from collecting, storing, and selling the biometric data of its patrons, and the other which would make it legal for 12 and 13-year-olds in Erie County to hunt with a crossbow or firearm under direct adult supervision. We take your calls on both, and we hear from Legislator Frank Todaro and President of the Erie County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, Jack Coad.

Jack Coad, the President of Erie County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs joins the show on the heels of the announcement out of the Erie County Legislature which voted to pass a bill that would allow 12 and 13-year-olds in Erie County to hunt with a crossbow or firearm with direct adult supervision.

Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro joins the show to discuss the Erie County Legislature voting in favor once again of a youth hunting bill that would make it legal for 12 and 13-year-olds to hunt with a firearm or crossbow with direct adult supervision in the county.

On the show today, we discuss the two types of Western New Yorkers we saw on display at game five of the Sabres/Bruins, those who jumped in to help Sabres anthem singer Cami Clune finish 'O Canada' and those who flipped off Bruins winger David Pastrnak after his overtime winning goal. Which is the better representation of Western New Yorkers? Also, after seeing the touching moment where fans jumped in to finish 'O Canada' for Cami Clune, what does that say about the relationship between Canadians and Americans?

The Buffalo Sabres will have to wait at least one more game to win their first playoff series since 2007as Bruins forward David Pastrnak ensured the series will see a game after scoring the game winning goal in overtime of game five. Buffalo Sabres beat reporter Paul Hamilton joins the show to break the game down

Just over the past two years or so, we've seen now three assassination attempts against President Trump including the incident at the White House Correspondents' dinner, we saw the assassination of one of the top mainstream conservative voices in Charlie Kirk, and we've seen other instances of politically charged violence. What is behind this uptick? We ask you as well as Republican strategist Carl Calabrese.

Over the weekend, a gunman rushed a security checkpoint and exchanged gunfire with law enforcement at the White House Correspondents' dinner. What do you think about this? Many people took issue with Jimmy Kimmel, who a few days before the incident said the First Lady of the United States had the glow of an 'expectant widow'. Was that particular line and similar rhetoric we've heard from Kimmel prior out of line? Also, we speak with Congressman Nick Langworthy about the incident, among other topics.

Congressman Nick Langworthy joins the program to discuss multiple topics, including the recent shooting at the White House Correspondents' dinner, the status of his Energy Choice Act, and more.

Joe Beamer is in for Tom Bauerle and today, much of the show is spent discussing the county suite at the new Highmark Stadium, as lawmakers have expressed concern over who will have access to the suite, what do you think about this situation? We also asked Erie County Legislator Lindsay Lorigo about this in addition to reacting to Mark Poloncarz' State of the County address. Also discussed today, the Mike Vrabel/Dianna Russini scandal, and the Maid of the Mist set sail for it's 141st season...is this a must do attraction in

Erie County Legislator Lindsay Lorigo joins Joe Beamer filling in for Tom Bauerle to react to Mark Poloncarz' 2026 State of the County address, as well as discussing the conundrum surrounding who should have access to the county suite at the new Highmark Stadium, youth hunting in Erie County, and more.

With Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz giving his 2026 State of the County address today, we give you the chance to give your own State of the County address, and give your take on the state of affairs in Erie County.

To open the show today, we check in with Buffalo Sabres beat reporter Paul Hamilton and ask you, who will win the title first in their respective sport, Bills or Sabres, and what are the Sabres odds of winning the cup this year? Also, to close out the show, are you a proponent of skilled trades? If you could go back, would you go to college or learn a skilled trade?