Full Show For Monday July 27 2026

We open Monday with a workplace trust session that turns into a legal fight after Netflix executive Kevin Baillie says prescribed ketamine, profanity and a Guinness headstand become factors in his firing. The crew debates whether a company invites honesty and then punishes it, while issuing a blunt warning about anonymous employee surveys. From there, we move into Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District, where Hakeem Jeffries and Gov. Josh Shapiro rally behind Bob Brooks against Rep. Ryan Mackenzie. We examine the affordability pitch, the battle over the Iran war and Shapiro’s effort to build a national profile. Philadelphia sports takes over when LeBron James reportedly agrees to a two-year deal with the 76ers. We debate his fit beside Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, his effect on ticket demand and local sports talk, a possible title run and whether a championship team visits President Trump. The Phillies’ 11-4 win over the Yankees, Miami’s 12-game skid and an old Bob Costas encounter add more fuel before Harry Mayes joins us for the Cut Sheet, Trump’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner roast and the 2028 polling fight between JD Vance and Marco Rubio. Our biggest share of the show belongs to the Ben to the Shore Bike Tour, where the Kayal and Company team raises more than $45,000, passes WMMR and celebrates riders, donors, volunteers and families of fallen first responders. We relive air bubbles, cramps, potholes, busted bikes, a terrifying wrong turn and the fight over official finish positions. Later, we confront public disorder in New York and Baltimore, debate socialism and Iran messaging, run through Fight Club and close with Dawn’s Big Three: the PA-7 showdown, a violent hot-air-balloon mishap and Ocean City’s Night in Venice.