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Dominic Cortese of Hammertime Radio fills in for Bauerle and today, we hear from Brian Welsch of National Fuel about New York State's crackdown on natural gas, Jeff Winiarski of TRS Heating and Air Conditioning to discuss how the smog over Western New York from the Canadian wildfires can impact HVAC systems, and former New York State Senator Ed Rath, all while taking your questions as well.

Stefan Mychajliw fills in once again for Tom Bauerle and it is a jam packed show featuring a number of guests, including Cardiologist Jay Varanasi to talk about the health risks associated with the smog currently floating over Western New York, we have Founder and CEO of Big Dog Strategies Chris Grant, Deborah Lynn Williams of Daughters of the American Revolution to discuss the desire of many men to join the organization, we hear from New York State Senate Minority leader Rob Ortt on energy in New York State, we speak with Republican Candidate for Attorney General of New York Saritha Komatireddy, and above all, the most popular and well liked member of the Mychajliw family, Ashley, wife of Stefan, joins the show.

Stefan Mychajliw fills in for Bauerle and speaks with a wide array of guests on a wide array of topics, including candidate for New York State Comptroller Joseph Hernandez, State Senator George Borrello, Joe Burns, partner at Holtzman Vogel, and national political correspondent Neil McCabe, who sheds some light on what may be on the docket for President Trump's upcoming address to the nation.

Chris Krok fills in for Tom Bauerle (and Joe Beamer), and we continue to discuss the rash of violence in Buffalo over Independence Day weekend, and the City's response to said violence, we discuss the controversies surrounding the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Maine, Graham Platner, the U.S. Iran ceasefire and MOU crumbling, and more.

Much of today's show is spent discussing the extreme heat set to hit Western New York this week, we check in with Meteorologist Andy Parker on that, and take your thoughts on it as well, do you prefer extreme heat or extreme cold, and what are your favorite foods/beverages to cool down with?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to discuss the upcoming heat wave to Western New York, as well as what the Fourth of July weekend forecast is calling for.

Have you ever tried learning a new musical instrument, and how is it going? Later in this episode we discuss aging, and if you've experienced a midlife crisis.

Bauerle talks Bills tickets, assisted suicide, music, and much more!

We hear an opposing take to the claim from a listener who disagrees with a previous caller.

A caller reflects on the reason many older Italian folks choose Tops regardless of price.

Tom reminisces on grocery chains of the past, reflecting on a past in which his mom would shop among several since-retired grocery stores.

We hear from listeners who share their accounts of grocery shopping in Buffalo.

Tom delves into the various shopping options across Western New York. Why do products move throughout the store and why might people choose one shop over another?

We discuss the logistics of real grass for a football stadium with a roof and discover the answer.

A caller shares his insight on domed stadiums that have collapsed in debate with Bauerle.

The calls get heated as listeners argue with each other's viewpoints on the new Highmark Stadium lacking a dome.

We hear from you, the listener, as Bauerle asks for your thoughts on the new Bills stadium.

We talk about the new stadium and the lack of a dome.

The topic of TDS continues as a caller shares her personal experience with facing political threats and attacks.

We are joined by a caller who debates that the term Trump Derangement Syndrome does more harm than good.

Bauerle speaks with a left-of-center Democrat about TDS and the disagreement between the left and right.

Bauerle criticizes the Iranian people for not overthrowing their government and we hear from a gentleman whose Navy veteran brother suffers from TDS.

Bauerle spoke to a liberal yesterday and reflects on the insightful conversation they shared about the war in Iran.

Father's Day is almost upon us, but even at that, do you still get the feeling that fathers, and men in general, don't get the respect they deserve in our society?

On the show today, given the weather situation in Western New York recently with strong winds and rain, we check in with Meteorologist Andy Parker and Chase Tomaro of AJs Tree Service, and we discuss a potential delivery crisis upcoming for 'The Buffalo News'. Do you still get physical copies of the news? Would it be a big deal if you didn't?

With strong winds, like the ones Western New York has been seeing recently, comes the potential for trees to fail. Chase Tomaro of AJs Tree Service joins the show to discuss which trees are the most and least robust in Western New York, what red flags non-arborists can look for in their trees, and more.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to discuss the recent high winds and rain that have swept across Western New York and it's side effects, and what we're looking like heading into the weekend.

After Tom recently saw the film 'Disclosure Day', about meteorologist and a cybersecurity expert who find themselves at the center of a movement to expose the government's cover-up of extraterrestrial secrets, that got him thinking, how would the world react if extraterrestrial beings were confirmed real?

Recently, it was announced that IKEA will be coming to Western New York, to the Walden Galleria mall specifically, in early 2027. Do you think it will succeed? Do you even go to the mall anymore?

Tom Bauerle talks with callers about their heat stroke stories and the state of New York politics!

On the show today, we speak with Dr. James Hereth of Kaleida Health about the Measles case in Erie County and Ebola outbreak in Africa, and we take a couple of topics suggested by you yesterday when asked what your first talk topic would be if you were a talk show host, those being: do you think you'll be able to retire and do you have a problem with fracking in Western New York?

Dr. James Hereth of Kaleida Health joins the show to talk Measles and Ebola after there was a confirmed case of Measles in Erie County , and Ebola cases have been on the rise, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We talk that as well as answer any questions you may have about the diseases.

On the show today, we ask, is there a food that you grew up enjoying but has fallen out of favor with you as you got older? In a similar vein, is there a certain song or band that you used to not like but you've grown to enjoy over time? Also, to round things out, if you were a talk show host, what would you do as your first talk topic?

On the show today, we speak with former Cheektowaga Police Chief Dave Zack on the triple homicide that took place in Cheektowaga on June 1st as well as talking about the law enforcement profession in a post George Floyd world. Also, the Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) Act has been in the news recently, as the New York State Department of Health announced the start of the public comment period for proposed regulations establishing reporting requirements for the State’s Medical Aid in Dying Act the day of the recording of this podcast. What are your thoughts on the MAID Act?

We heard from former Cheektowaga Police Chief Brian Gould on yesterday's program, today we hear from one of his predecessors, Dave Zack, as we discuss the June 1st triple homicide in Cheektowaga and the fallout from that, as well as some talk about the law enforcement profession in the post George Floyd world.

Today, we cover the grizzly case of Cheektowaga man Saleh Mohamed, who was arraigned in Cheektowaga Town Court and Buffalo City Court recently. Mohamed has been charged with the June 1st killing of his wife and two children, four and three-years-old at their home on Ellen Drive, and has also been charged in connection with a homicide on Grant St that same day. Joining the show to provide more analysis and insight on this case are former Cheektowaga Police Chief Brian Gould, former Erie County District Attorney John Flynn, and Attorney John Elmore.

A recent study found large swaths of Millennial and Gen Z parents still use spanking as a form of punishment. Do you have a problem with spanking as a form of punishment? Why do you think younger parents are resorting back to physical discipline?

Tom Bauerle talks with callers about their secret superpowers! You don't want to miss this show!

Tom talks the Buffalo meteor with callers!