Podcasts about Voorhees

If you believe in love ... if you believe it's true ... you will love this show.

From Buffett to Lucy's leeriness of buffets, and from a group fighting for the Center Mall to the Democrats fighting FOR Brett Lindstrom, we cover it all today (as we do EVERYDAY)!

Clay Anderson and Theresa Cassaday are coming together for Heartland Family Service.  Also, grandpas are getting tossed around by bison and bulls.

Today's topics: Daylight saving getting Trumpy, Mayor Pete stops by Omaha, Willie Mays Hayes joins the Huskers, a wildly popular Strait of Hormuz Update, Jim's first job, and more!

From the "Vintage Voorhees" archives, Sen. Graham talked with us about the upcoming midterms (he nailed his guess on how many seats the GOP would have after), the recent terror attacks in Canada, what he thought of Rush Limbaugh's nickname for him, and his appreciation for our Stevie Wonder theme song!

What's Brett Lindstrom up to now?  Why are data centers so despised?  How far can a bison fling a grandpa?  

It got my attention yesterday morning when Lucy reported there was a cow in the road near 195th and Pacific.  But that was nothing compared to what Melissa experienced out there that led up to yesterday's traffic report.

It's time to Feel the Birn!

The Humane Society raid near 195th and Pacific yesterday took up a lot of conversation this morning (and, if you're looking for the interview with the woman who lived there and shut that mess down, find it on the "Vintage Voorhees" podcast link).  But we also had the Husker Buzz with Sean Callahan, Israel trying to save Trump's life, Greg Wagner from NE Game and Parks, and more!

No, it's not a morning show on Z-92, it's Tyrus talking about going from UNK to FOX (and back to Omaha for his "What It Is" comedy tour 8/13) and our replay of a delightful conversation with Bonnie Tyler following her passing this week.

Up where the mountains meet the heavens above, out where the lighting splits the sea, this is where we've come together to talk about Platner dropping out, America renewing bombing in Iran, Gov. Pillen cutting spending, a cow traipsing through West Omaha streets, and the legendary Bonnie Tyler leaving us too soon.

Also, with talk with Sen. Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential strategist about his new book, "How the Democrats Screwed Bernie."

I have been slapped twice.  I will probably earn a third, but -- before that point -- here are those stories (and the reason I'm sharing them).

"That," in this instance, could refer to soccer, medical marijuana in Nebraska, Platner in Maine -- just about anything today!

Put on your red, white, and blue pants and enjoy this frosty podcast with us.

The local paper had an interesting front page on America's 250th birthday, I have a knockout winner for the title of Most Patriotic Movie, and the President may have scored a big GOOOAAAALLLLL with a phone call.  All that and more today!

As the Flyers 2026 Development Camp wraps up Jordan Hall shares his biggest takeaways from the week and Ashlyn Sullivan shares what stood out to her from her interviews with several Flyers' prospects. Then hear from Oliver Bonk, Brek Liske, Patrick Sharp and more prospects from the Flyers Training Center in Voorhees, New Jersey on the latest episode of the Flyers Talk podcast.

Well, "Independende Day Eve," but no less festive!

Are Gene Wilder's best days ahead of him, or behind him?

Jeffrey Voorhees is best known for going swimming off of Amity and not coming back. He played Alex Kintner, one of the earliest victims of the shark terrorizing Chief Brody and the rest of the island.For more information and to get your official Kintner merch, check out his website.

As is usually the case with a close decision from the Court, Republicans and Democrats have mixed takeaways from this election decision.  In talking about that, we also mix in me getting booed at the Memorial Park concert, nearly murdering a guy before the Weird Al concert, and more!

Has AI replaced crypto as the most important technology story—or is it making crypto more important than ever?In this episode, Venice.AI founder Erik Voorhees joins Bitcoin.com's David Sencil to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, Bitcoin, privacy, and permissionless technology.Voorhees explains why AI has captured the spotlight, why Bitcoin's core principles remain essential, and how private, open-source AI could shape the future of digital freedom. The conversation also covers censorship, free speech, Venice.AI's token model, and why decentralized AI training may become one of crypto's biggest long-term opportunities.Topics include:- Why AI has overshadowed crypto- Why Bitcoin's principles still matter- Open-source vs. closed AI- Private and uncensored AI- AI regulation and free speech- Venice.AI's token model- Crypto powering AI applications- Decentralized AI model training

Sometimes you just have to vent and laugh on a Friday!

What happens when someone (a growing number of someones, in fact) gets this ruling in court after commiting a crime?  Not much.  State Sen. Kathleen Kauth and Hope Cooperative Care GM Ginger Hughes join me to discuss.

And if they think the combination of soccer and free bread is great, they need to come to Memorial Park Friday night for the combination of Cake, Smokey Robinson, and fireworks!  Tiffany and Heidi stop in for details on that annual event.

Also: How did I end up singing with Five for Fighting yesterday?  (And, at some point I honestly think I was channeling Norm Macdonald.  Not while singing; just during today's show.)

A fun conversation with "Dancing With the Stars" icon -- and new father -- Derek Hough.

Derek Hough gives me big-time Dad Points, my son thinks Jean Stothert is still Mayor, I get fired up about our local refugee gang violence, the "Nebraskan" terrorist is no longer a "Nebraskan," and more!

Raoul welcomes back Eric Voorhees, founder of Venice.ai, to explore how Bitcoin, crypto, and open-source AI are converging around the core principle of self-sovereignty. Voorhees argues that privacy, uncensored AI, and personal data ownership will become essential as AI moves deeper into our thoughts, work, money, and identity. Recorded June 11, 2026. Today's sponsor is Plus500 US. Take your trading to the next level with cross-market contracts, from precious metals to key indices, and more. Whether you're a seasoned trader in the Futures arena or brand new, Plus500's user-friendly trading platform offers you the advanced tools, market insights, and quick execution you've been looking for. Get started with Plus500 for as little as $100 at https://us.plus500.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

You've seen Tom in everything from "Frasier" to "Everybody Loves Raymond" to "Veep."  Now, you can see him making his Omaha debut as the Wizard of Oz in "Wicked."

You don't have to wait to meet "The Shepherd" at the old, abandoned church -- you can meet him right here!

Also, Lucy did NOT work as a prostitute.

If Trump just keeps breakin' your heart (whether you have TDS or you're Iran), maybe you need to hear this.

After taking a moment to breathe following several hours of storm coverage this morning (by swerving into a conversation that included my son's eye and my unappreciated sense of humor), we welcome Rep. Mike Flood on to the program to talk security, Iran, and Nazi tattoos.

We check in with Glenn Valley Foods president Chad Hartmann on this first anniversary of the targeted ICE operations at that Omaha business.

Classy scene last night during our national anthem, but who is surprised?

The singer/songwriter of hits like "Superman" and "100 Years" talks with me about a career that has seen him go from small bars to packed arenas to war zones -- and what it means to him to do all this as an American.

Cobbled together from the last couple of radio shows, I've created a FrankenTrumpdate for you -- enjoy!

As the Camp + Care Radiothon continues (and Boyd Dingman stops by with a pile of money for us), we also discuss the latest gay marriage stats, whether a dingo has your baby, what not to do when you find a teen cheerleader's ID, Steve Perry menopause, and more!

Grab your crossbow and a Peabo record (like "If Ever You're In My Arms Again," I forgot that one) and let's get into the news of the day ... and various recollections of torturing my babysitter.

This week on Let Fear Bounce, I'm joined by Seth Voorhees—an author from the Black Hills of Rapid City, South Dakota, who isn't afraid to explore the darker corners of storytelling.Seth writes dark fiction that delves into morality, human behavior, and the life challenges that shape who we become. What makes his work powerful is his years as a counselor and educator focused on adolescent development and mental health, giving him a unique lens into the human journey.He holds a Bachelor of Science in Sociology and Psychology from Black Hills State University and brings his knowledge into the heart of his characters and the worlds he creates.https://sethtvoorhees.com/Facebook @Seth T VoorheesInstagram @authorsvoorheesTikTok @stvoorheesLearn more about your host, Kim Lenglingwww.kimlenglingauthor.com#LetFearBounce #SethVoorhees #DarkFiction #AuthorInterview #Podcast #WritersLife #HorrorWriter #PsychologicalThriller #MentalHealthAwareness #Storytelling #BlackHillsAuthor #RapidCitySD #IndieAuthor #WritingCommunity #DarkStories #CreativeJourney #BookTalk #AuthorPodcast #WritersOfYouTube #BooksAndAuthors

Scouting America's Chris Mehaffey and former Omaha mayor Hal Daub are leading a legion of scouts to raise money to put a mini State of Liberty in Turner Park.  Also, beware of "too good to be true" car sales online.

They don't always go together, but we're serving up a big bowl of 'em today!

An email that came in during today's show:  "I was going to drop off my grandma's 16 tires, will I be expected to de-cat them prior to arriving?" --Brandon

Today, we discuss the light and airy topics of ebola, fightin', shootin', human trash pandas, etc.

And not just because Chief Schmaderer is on.  We take a look at the odd decision by Lincoln to close most of their public pools.  Also, GET OFF THE ROPE!!!!!

It's time for our annual reminder that there are hundreds of mustachioed men in Omaha raising money for children, and it's something we need to celebrate, not fear.

Jim Minge of "The Omaha Dispatch" and I pester Cake's John McCrea about their new album, the vibraslap, his unique singing style, and bringing their fun sound to Omaha on June 26th as part of the free concert and fireworks show at Memorial Park with Smokey Robinson.

In honor of our conversation with Cake lead singer John McCrea, we dug into the Vintage Voorhees archives for our tribute to the "I was just taking a wide stance" indecent exposure bathroom arrest of then-Senator Larry Craig of Idaho.  From June of 2007.