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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2024 · 51 MIN

March Madness Makes History, Royals Better than Record, NAIA Nails Trans Policy, Plaza Shooting too Common, Eclipse is Climate Change, Trump Campaign Well Oiled

from Kevin Kietzman Has Issues · host Kevin Kietzman

   From record tv ratings to watch the sensational Caitlin Clark and a 38-0 South Carolina team led by controversial Dawn Staley,  to Dan Hurley's historic back to back titles at UCONN, this March was one for the record books.  It was filled with greatness but was also filled with individuals that many fans love to hate making this all one perfect storm.    The Royals have to be better than their record because they lead the American League in so many statistical categories.  Wait until you hear the numbers.    The NAIA bans trans athletes from competition with a perfectly thought out and written policy.  A weekend shootout on the Plaza, likely gang related, is all too common now in KC and a host on the View thinks eclipses, earthquakes and cicadas are the result of climate change.   Then, the left is totally gripping over the fact Donald Trump has run the perfect campaign so far after hauling in $52 million for one dinner at his house.  

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