Feedback with Dan Holzman

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the ongoing dispute between President Trump and the media, Colin Kaepernick’s renewed criticism of the NFL Draft, and a controversy involving New York City parents who enrolled their daughter in two schools to support girls’ sports. Ron Paplosky of Paplosky’s Auto Service & Collision Repair also joins us with important car maintenance tips, while callers weigh in on the economy, education, and freedom of the press. In hour two, we continue the conversation about Kaepernick and the New York City school controversy, examine President Trump’s United Nations address and his administration’s messaging on the economy, immigration, and AI, and hear from listeners on political disagreements, freedom of speech, and the role of the media.

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss New York City’s $4 million public restroom rollout, an ICE-involved shooting in Austin, and the legal battle after three news organizations were barred from the Trump White House. We also cover research into berries and fat metabolism, a Melissa & Doug toy recall, controversy surrounding a Converse advertisement, plans for flying taxis in Texas, and a caller’s concerns about changes to Pennsylvania’s health codes. In hour two, Yvonne Stroman of the Council on Chemical Abuse and Jami Geist of Reading Hospital’s Soft Landing Program join us to recognize National Recovery Month, highlight upcoming events at the RISE Center in Reading, and explain the services available through the Soft Landing Program for individuals and families seeking support.

Today on FEEDBACK, Alvernia University Political History Professor Dr. Tim Blessing joins us to discuss Erika Kirk’s claims surrounding her husband’s murder, the upcoming November midterms, and the political environment surrounding the races for Congress. Dan and Dr. Blessing also examine President Trump’s handling and communication of U.S. policy toward Iran, while callers join the conversation with questions about college student populations, the economy, presidential credibility, and the continuing conflict with Iran. In hour two, Dr. Eric Angstadt of Angstadt Family Dental joins us to discuss what makes a great dental practice, the growing role of technology and AI in dentistry, 3D dental printing, and how modern restorations can be created to closely resemble natural teeth, while answering questions from listeners throughout the hour.

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the latest developments involving Macklemore and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, including their humanitarian aid pledges and the rapper’s removal from an upcoming performance at Lincoln Financial Field. Brian Hart, former media advisor to Pat Dugan, also joins us to discuss the latest legal developments involving Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, while we cover a Florida man’s meat-only “lion diet,” the soaring cost of admission to Disney World, Hersheypark saying goodbye to Tidal Force, and an enormous T-Rex burger challenge at an Oklahoma Wendy’s. In hour two, Dennis Mulally and Tyler Spare of Perfetto Insurance join us to answer listener questions and break down everything from insurance claims, deductibles, rebuilding costs, home inventories and auto coverage to retirement plans, rollovers, rates of return and life insurance.

On today's show Dan was joined by Fox Across America's Jimmy Failla to preview his upcoming show in Reading. Dan also discussed a bunch of topics and took phone calls from listeners.

On today's show Dan discuss FBI Director Kash Patel, takes on the US aboliushment of the US Penny, China and more. Plus phone calls from listeners!

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the latest in the Lindsay Clancy case, the controversy surrounding streamer Hasan Piker and his comments about America, and the political debate over his connection to Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. We also cover concerns surrounding artificial intelligence and data centers, research involving very hot coffee and tea, baby boomers’ favorite casual dining chain, and a rather expensive laser hair-growth cap. In hour two, callers weigh in on Piker, freedom of speech, AI, data centers, and President Trump’s comments on the Clancy case, while one listener reflects on the unity felt following 9/11 and another quizzes Dan on celebrities who actually left the United States. Plus, we discuss a priest accused of stealing nearly $750,000 from churches and his own mother, and return to the growing concerns surrounding AI as some of the industry’s own leaders warn about its potential risks.