Vintage Voorhees

A review of my favorite Robert Redford movie (not his BEST, my FAVORITE, and here's why)

The good, the bad, and the fireable in the social media world the past few days

What did he ACTUALLY say?

I was honored to talk with the Turning Point USA founder a few times, most recently last spring when he was looking at Nebraska's "Blue Dot."  That's the basis of this conversation from 4/9/24.

I don't believe the Charlotte officials when they say this now!

After examining the truthiness of the Trump birthday message to Epstein, Chapman and Voorhees have it out.  Why?  Because of Tom Hanks and a cabinet door, that's why.

Today's batch contains the delightful aromas of beer at Memorial Stadium, Bacon (Don Bacon), "Phillies Karen," blown-up drug lords, Ben Shapiro, and more!

That's the (serious?) question from Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson.  We also talk today about the new "move over" and reckless driving fines and provide (free of charge) a Trumpdate.

Guitarist/Songwriter Jeremy Popoff with Lit rejoins the show to ask whether we can forget about the thing he said when he was drunk.  He didn't mean to call me that.  After we patch that up, we promote this Friday's appearance by the 'Clay & Buck Theme Song' band at the annual Shadow Ridge Music Festival.

Not me.  "Them."

My whaa-whaa story about taking my little girl to college, followed by my response to some of the whaa-whaa complaints I've heard about the Cornhusker Clink.

Whether you saw him play for the Huskers or not, you need to hear the story of Ricky C. Simmons.

A lot of talk about fashion today:  What to wear to the White House, church, school, and versus USC.

I could have talked with Justin Shanahan of the Shadow Ridge Music Festival for hours -- and almost did!  (Sorry portions of this conversation sound a bit choppy around the music, but those are the podcast rules.)

The pettier, the bettier!

Do you have one in decent condition?  It could put your kid through college!

So says Breitbart's Alex Marlow in his new book, "Breaking the Law."

This was the little rant I went on during the President's news conference this morning.

Open Door Mission CEO Candace Gregory and Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson discuss how homeless has gotten worse in Omaha, but there's optimism related to a recent executive order by President Trump.

And, in Lincoln: Meth vs Fire Hydrant.

And, if so, what do we call it?

Despite Trump wanting kids to exercise, fear of meat and beer, radioactive wasps and more, we made it to the weekend.

National radio host Coleen Kelly Mast is bringing her "Mast Appeal" to Omaha's Breakfast for Life at St. Vincent de Paul on Saturday, Aug. 9th.

We're all fired up today, mostly about cute blondes:  Sydney Sweeney, Pamela Anderson, and Hulk Hogan!

How did this happen?  Is it because of all these reasons ...?

The Omaha native performs two original songs live in promoting his show tonight at the annual Playing With Fire concert event.

We talk about today's "La Bamba" anniversary, whether Chavez shows up in "Young Guns 3," and his latest film, "Et Tu."

And an assessment of what Coach Rhule said yesterday

Lots of eff-bombs in today's show, but not by me!  Plus, we revisit my fun conversation with Malcolm-Jamal Warner.

The icon joins us to talk about overcoming dyslexia, the end of "Barry" (no spoilers), and coming to Omaha for "An Evening With Henry Winkler" with the Team Jack Foundation on August 7th.

Here are my thoughts, "Conspiracy Lucy" Chapman's thoughts, and even Sen. Grassley's thoughts on this scandal.

Today's batch smells like Superman, The Bridges of Madison County, ancient porn, and Spanish midget tossing.

Head's up, chiquitas:  He's coming to our town.  He'll help us party down.

NOW the sky is falling, with what's happening to tomato costs and a local Mexican restaurant?

A fun conversation with the radio voice of the Kansas City Chiefs about his decades with the team and their varying levels of success, the pipeline of Huskers to KC, Coach Reid, QB Mahomes, and his event in Omaha next month with Henry Winkler for the Team Jack Foundation.