Full Show For Wednesday July 22 2026

We open with Tony Bruno’s return, a new JAMA study linking a spouse’s dementia diagnosis with higher risk for the other partner, and a packed run of local news. Dawn Stensland covers the Cape May tornado and waterspouts, an Ocean County drone rescue, Pennsylvania’s second-degree-murder sentencing fight, the burglary at Saquon Barkley’s Malvern-area home, Citizens Bank ending banking ties with two private-prison firms, and President Trump’s planned dignified transfer at Dover. Phil Almquist adds the Phillies’ stunning ninth-inning baserunning failure against the Dodgers and record U.S. viewership for the World Cup final. We turn to Nick Kayal’s Big Take on the media business, ESPN’s dismissal of Ryan Clark, comments from Don Lemon and Joy Reid, Shane Gillis’ record-setting Philadelphia stadium show, and Jonathan Cain’s criticism of Bruce Springsteen’s political speeches. New Jersey then takes center stage after Gov. Mikie Sherrill says a software error placed roughly 6,600 noncitizens on the voter rolls and fewer than 400 cast ballots. We read Sherrill’s statement, discuss the vendor’s denial, weigh the federal demand for voter records, and hear reactions from Andy Kim, CNN panelists, Phil Murphy and state Sen. Andrew Zwicker. We spend much of the middle of the show raising money for the Ben to the Shore Bike Tour and Families Behind the Badge, with ride logistics, rider gear and plenty of crew abuse along the way. We also cover the Roberts Pool dispute in Collingswood, Tony Bruno’s return to the Cut Sheet, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a youth fight on SEPTA, ESPN’s wider staff cuts, a tense Smithsonian hearing, Miami’s accidental LeBron James stream, Zohran Mamdani’s immigrant-neighborhood map and Netanyahu comments, and a beach Fight Club clip. The final stretch brings Today in Music History, Dawn’s Big Three, a Grays Ferry McDonald’s assault, Tom Brady’s slap of Logan Paul, and Berlin Borough Patrolman Dominic Hodson helping deliver a baby in a Wawa parking lot.