Scott Voorhees talks with news-makers, makes waves, and sometimes makes things up weekdays from 9-11 a.m. CT on NewsRadio 1110 KFAB.
Sounds like this judge in the "crazy knife lady" case surrendered, too.
Many criticized Gov. Pillen's response to what government can do about criminal mental health reform, but is he wrong? Also, we talk to the author of the new book "RFK Jr: The Fall and Rise."
We put ourselves in the shoes of all involved in yesterday's disturbing incident at an Omaha Walmart.
Never a dull moment in the Trumposphere!
From Omaha ... to Lincoln ... to York ... all the way to Djibouti!
Iran gets the President's favorite time frame until Operation Epic'er Fury gets underway, gas prices are set by liars and thieves, and Ashley Davis relates how being in the White House on 9/11 led to her time with DHS and new book ("The Power Pivot").
As in, steak AND eggs, Trump AND Iran, kids AND social media, Stothert AND Ewing, AND more!
The President deploys the F-bomb to try to stop Iran, the US pulls off a daring rescue of an airman, the space toilet is clogged with frozen waste, actor Ray McKinnon ("Ford vs Ferrari," "O Brother Where Art Thou") re-releases a couple of projects very special to him, and more.
I started today's show with a recap of the President's speech on Iran last night, but so much of that was covered over on today's Nebraska's Morning News podcast link (titled "Two Weeks to Flatten Iran"), so here are the things we deemed it necessary to discuss later in the show: Hose spiders, anti-gravity sperm, and your immature gmail handle.
Jaden Ivey is no longer a Chicago Bull, because he spoke out against the NBA's "Pride Month" promotions. But is is really that simple? Also, we talk about Bob Costas giving CNN more than they bargained for in a conversation about the Olympic trans-ban, $900 car payments, and more!
Let's look at the reasons why the people who always hate Trump needed to go out this weekend to let us know they still hate Trump.
The cabbie-turned-comic and FOX personality joins us ahead of his show at The Astro on May 9th.
I know, but there are so many things that need to be yelled: We're getting swallowed up by a new sinkhole, there are guys driving around that want to put you on a t-shirt, and MISS TESCMACHER!!!!
The breaking news about Creighton's basketball coach interrupted our RIVETING diving board conversation!
Sean Callahan checks in from a joyous scene in OKC, Cassandra tells us a knock-knock joke, and Lucy is ready to knock-knock me out because I'm just talking about basketball all morning (that is, until we get the news about Chuck Norris!).
It took a long time, but Creighton finally allowed Turning Point USA back on campus. Meet their new president, Emma Smith.
KFAB's Husker Insider Sean Callahan checks in from a sea of red (scarlet, not crimson) in Oklahoma.
Where does Omaha rank in best St. Patty's cities, what's the latest on the wildfires, and why did our teachers make us watch the horrifying "Darby O'Gill and the Little People" movie?
If this is the Best Picture the world has to offer, what does that say about us?!?
"THERE'S NOTHING HERE TO EAT!"
The founder of the Global Faith Institute who fled a strict Islamic regime provides his perspective on whether the Iranian people want freedom -- and whether the same can be said for the growing number of Americans who want socialism.
Today, we talk about Super El Nino, a real plan for the ever-flooding Mighty Mo, my new relationship with Alexa, and Lucy's need to "put on a show."
We're joined today by a couple of very interesting and influential guests: The Consul General of Israel to the Midwest, Elad Strohmayer, and KFAB's afternoon host, Chris Baker.
Despite the example set by people like Sgt. 1st Class Tietjens and Lou Holtz, we have too many who are getting DUIs, letting their daughters run around with Epstein, smashing their faces with hammers, and GRAVEROBBING!
No way that just happened on the news last night in downtown Omaha!
We pay tribute to this Bellevue West grad who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.
And listen in amazement as Scott casually embarrasses his math teachers on the radio (again).
The founder of the Global Faith Institute discusses what happened, and what may happen next, regarding the weekend's strike on Iran.
Chuck's out, but thank goodness we have Elsie! We also discuss a bit more Clinton-Epstein action, insurance fraud, impersonating Lucy, and more.
What's Hillary doing in this Epstein hearing? We get there after talking about the now-worldwide sinkhole, Cuba, the President's pick for Surgeon General, and more.
We cover all the Ss today! We consider what it must have been like for all involved in the Aksarben Sinkhole, discuss the State of the Union, and talk with super bad-ass actor Michael Jai White (Spawn, The Dark Knight, Tyson, and his latest, Oscar Shaw). Oh, and I sing a few times (but listen anyway).
These are just jokes, Bud! Just jokes!
An email after this part of the show, from James: "Scott and Lucy this last 30 minutes is exactly why I begged for this part of the morning show to continue after Gary left. Thank you." You're welcome, James!
First, Dr. Ashely Alker tries to help us avoid her "99 Ways to Die." Then, I watch with bemusement what President Trump is doing to our phony allies with his Board of Peace.
When the Rev. Jackson first considered a run at the White House, Omaha's Preston Love Jr. was alongside because he checked the most important boxes: Age and Height!
Did you hear Emery's announcement on Friday? Here are a few more details on how we arrived at that point, and what will happen NEXT WEEK in that time slot. Then, we talk with Kevin Mooney about his new book, "Climate Porn."
The main topic with Dana Peffer of Sgt. Peffer's Cafe Italian was the games voters and the legislature are playing with minimum wage and the impact that has on small business owners. All of the other annyoing questions I asked her had to do with dropping glasses, too-small plates, whether today's teens are good workers, and more.
Enjoy this romantic live performance by JJ from one of Omaha's most popular party bands!
And Lucy Chapman getting more attention than she wants during this show.
Or c) All of the Above. (The answer is always c.)
And, more importantly, WHY did people choose to turn the channel from Bad Bunny's performance? (It's not what your TDS friends think.)
There's something tragically beautiful about the way people are rallying around the Guthrie family, there's something just tragic about many of the social media posts about ICE, and there's something wrong with Scott and Lucy spending so much time goofing off on a variety of other topics on this show.
A group in Iowa is going to get people killed, Trump would like you to smile, and I read private texts from my wife on the air. It is Wednesday, my dudes.
No, this sentence for the illegal immigrant responsible for Sarah Root's death isn't nearly enough, but remember what the family was thinking just months ago. We also talk with Sen. Ricketts about Sarah, ICE, the shutdown, the SAVE Act, and more.
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