Vintage Voorhees

It was so devastatingly violent, a guy kinda stopped eating his hashbrowns for a moment to calmly assist at this southwest Omaha restaurant.

Don't stop him now, at least not before "Freddie Mercury" here plays Lincoln next month!

Also, this post includes my mini-rant about the ROI from our taxes around here.

There, I said it.

A lot of questions today!  Plus, details about the next NewsRadio 1110 KFAB Gourmet Club at the end of this program.

With a Trumpdate that includes a great conversation with Newt Gingrich, entitled anger at Southwest Airlines, a great idea by Turkey, my ire at a box of Kleenex and more, this podcast has everything you'll ever need in life.

John Berry of Berry Law joined me to invite you to SumTur Amphitheater in Papillion this Sunday from 3-7:30 for free food, live music, and a celebration of heroes over Memorial Day weekend.

After a few hours' sleep, I talk with the Congressman about what the House did last night, and what that might mean for taxpayers.

I talk with the actor about everything from being a kid in "Dances with Wolves" to portraying the Lakota legend in next week's History Channel documentary.

I talk with Omaha's next mayor about ICE, homelessness, potties, potholes, and more.

Some thoughts for those who feel like Omaha is about to be burned to the ground in an Ewing Administration, and why there's so much anger on social media about his win.  Then, we respond to the Starbucks protests by sharing stories of our work outfits and dress codes over our lives.  Finally, the headliner for an upcoming free show celebrating patriotism joins me to invite you and your family to the event.

Before you think Mayor-Elect Ewing will solve all your problems, there are a few things you should know.  Thankfully, I'm here to tell you.

This is how ridiculous the mayor's race has gotten, and we still have a few hours left!

The Warden joins me ahead of his appearance in Omaha this Saturday. Visit OmahaFilmEvent.com for details.

The entire show surrounding yesterday's historical announcement is a different post here; this is just the song.

Smokey!

We hear a bit of how the '75 tornado coverage sounded on KFAB, and read your emailed memories of that day, before turning our attention to the latest DOGE storm that "attacked" Omaha.

And Elon trying not to get shot, Apple's announcement yesterday, and more.

His portrayal of Isaiah Bradley in the MCU -- especially in "Brave New World" -- is so powerful and nuanced.

From "Diamond Dave" road to Lucy's problems with roundabouts, this is not a complaint about potholes.  Our street complaints are much dumber than that.

M4K's Kris Covi, sans "Commodore" for a few more hours, joins me in the studio ahead of the sexiest month in Omaha.

Mayor Jean Stothert and County Treasurer John Ewing address questions from our panel during this live debate, two weeks before Election Day in Omaha.

A "spectrum" is the correct phrase when it comes to autism, politics, and the thoughts here from "Matthew's Mom," Colleen Brennan, on these subjects.

I talk with the legendary entertainer -- ON HER BIRTHDAY -- ahead of her appearance in Omaha with Pat Boone on May 23rd (PatrioticProductions.org for ticket information).

Any questions?  "Yes, what are you talking about during this show?"  Good question.  RFK and Lucy ruining our food, the never-ending trans debate, detonating our giant silos, a dangerous typo, and more.

An email that may have been a bit snarky actually has a great point about the future Pope.  We talk about that, the latest Ice Bucket Challenge, how Lucy's crush was at the White House this weekend, a very different Presidential message this Easter, and more.

We talk about the Pope (she was raised Catholic), her "Lavish Life," and her new show:  Bingo Blitz.

How did we survive last night's storms after Trump and Elon tried to murder us?

We talk about it all:  transgender sports issues, did we wrongly deport a guy, downtown sinkholes, autism.

Two businesses are getting slammed by both political sides, all because a guy was coming to Omaha for a visit.  A guy who was in the Capitol on January 6th, 2021.  A guy who posed smiling with Nancy Pelosi's Lectern.  We talked to him about all of this.  After that, we turned our attention to the former president's speech last night (what we could hear of it), ICE "scaring people" in Omaha, and whether I have anyone in witness protection on my block.

Not for good, unfortunately, but it's always good to spend some time with the Wide World of Bird.

MAGA and MAHA are coming after our drugs, cheap crap, and ultra-processed foods.  What is your breaking point with these addictions?  It's the drugs, isn't it?  We talk about that before I share a few stories about what a terrible father and husband I am.

Today's concoction contains the tangy aroma of Republicans denying their wives the right to vote, the former president at Bud Light talking to me about what went wrong over there, a new sports complex in Omaha that might be great or terrible, and more.

I've lost track of how many times Rep. Don Bacon has come on my show to defend himself against angry MAGAs!

This segment isn't as dirty as it sounds.

Former SWAT and narcotics officer Paul Milone (author of "RAM ONE") offers his perspective on the giant "carfentanil" bust in Omaha this week.

Many are not happy with Rep. Bacon and Sen. Grassley for their recent Congressional action on President Trump's tariffs.  And they're not happy with me for welcoming them to the fight (which is what they better be doing here).  We also talk about the Nazi pic from a small Nebraska town, Gov. Pillen's war on taxpayer-purchased pop, the closing of a beloved Ralson landmark, and more.

After nearly 40 years, the band behind "On the Dark Side" and all the great songs from the Eddie and the Cruisers movies is out with a new album.  I hope they didn't rush it.

Aimee Melton's challenger in Omaha's District 7 got a speaking spot at the latest anti-Trump rally this weekend, and made the F####NG most of it!  Then, we turned our attention to more wholesome topics like Dennis the Menace, watered-down grades in Millard and Gretna, and that darn stock market.

How long is this uncertainty going to last, how much will it cost, how much patience do we have to deal with it, and what does Sen. Deb Fischer think?  We attempt to answer all of these questions today.

I know you think everyone wants to see this.  They don't.  And, they won't let you be mayor anymore.

"Johnny Ringo" talks with us about his "Huckleberry"