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Airstream RV for Charity, Vets Aid Concert, AI Affected Jobs, and more.

We begin the show with an auction item that will raise money for the national Veterans Foundation. You can buy this 1982 Air Stream RV that was donated by famed Doobie Brother Michael McDonald, with proceeds going to help American Vets. Other segments include; The Veteran Aids Concert in Wichita KS starring Joe Walsh, Vince […]

Best Buddies, Solid Rock Teen Centers, Used Car Consumer Advice, and more

This show begins with a discussion of the Jersey Mikes partnership with Best Buddies, where the sandwich shop donates 20% of their sales over the weekend to the Best Buddies Foundation. Best Buddies works to provide programs and initiatives for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Other segments include; Alice Cooper raising money and awareness […]

Charity Golf Outing Ideas, Give Where You Live, Top 10 Worst Traffic Towns, and more

We begin this show with a discussion of creative ways to add revenue to your charity golf outing. For example a Marshmallow Longest Drive contest could add to the final total. Other segments include; The American Red Cross’s Give Where You Live campaign with Metallica to increase blood donations; a third of Americans say they […]

Johnny Damon Foundation, Celeb Impersonation Scams, David Gilmore Charity, and more

This show begins with a nod to former MLB great Johnny Damon and his Johnny Damon Foundation. Johnny recently donated to the victims and first responders of the Texas Flooding. Other segments include; 70% of Americans are stressed or feeling depressed about their finances; New FDA regulations now have lowered synthetic food dye in the […]

$190 Million Charity Concert, Rip Current Safety, Crossroads Addiction Center, and more

With the passing of Ozzy Osbourne, we honor his final performance which raised a record amount of money for Charity. $190 Million was raised for Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Acorn Children’s Hospice, and Cure Parkinson’s. Other segments include; Rip Tide and Rip Current safety tips, in light of the Malcolm Jamal Warner drowning this week; Eric […]

FBI Scam Report, Microchips for Pets, Fighting Homelessness, and more

We begin with a report from the FBI about scams. Older Americans were scammed out of $3.4 Billion last year. We discuss techniques for our elders to avoid these scams. Other segments include; Microchipping your pet. A recent returned Amazon package accidentally had the family cat inside the box. The cat was able to be […]

TSA Shoe Update, AI Deepfakes, Ozzy’s Final Performance, and more

We begin the show with an update from the TSA… you no longer have to take your shoes off when going thru airport security. Other segments include; An AI deepfake using AI to impersonate a celebrity to scam victims out of money; Ozzy Osbourne’s final performance in Birmingham, UK raised $200 million dollars for charity […]

Mineral Sunscreen, Real ID Scam Alert, Eagles Autism Foundation, and more

We begin the show with a discussion of the pros and cons of Mineral Sunscreen vs Chemical Sunscreen. Other segments include; A Real ID scam alert; Former NFL star Jason Kelce helped raise more than $1 Million for the Eagles Autism Foundation; Sabrina Carpenter Foundation raises $1 Million for Mental Health Initiatives; Former Journey frontman […]

Charity Pickleball, Financial Savings, Blood Drive, and more

We begin the show with the Pickleball Tourney in Wichita, KS raising money for pediatric cancer and St. Judes. If you’re looking for a fun activity for your next charity event…. Pickleball could be what you need!!! Other segments include; Financial advisors Smart Asset suggest putting 20% of your paycheck toward savings and retirement; Chemical […]

Coffee & Female Health, Dentist Warning, Vets Aid Concert, & More

We begin this show with a recent study connecting how Coffee consumption can affect female health. Other segments include; A Dentist Warning about how seemingly healthy habits can have a negative affect on your teeth, like sipping Lemon Water thru the day. The acidity of the lemons is bad for your teeth; Joe Walsh hosts […]

Life Preparatory School For Boys, Fathers Day Prep, SPF Sun Protection, and more

This show begins with a story out of Albany, GA and The Life Preparatory School of Boys. The school, founded by Randall King, teaches young men life skills and the importance of Manhood, including their 6 core values, Honor, Discipline, Commitment, Courage, Accountability, and Consistency. Learn more and donate at TheXForBoys.org. Other segments include: Fathers […]

University of Rhode Island, Teenager Obesity, Ozzy Charity Event, and more

We begin the show with a discussion of a special graduation at the University of Rhode Island. In the rare occurrance, Allison Jenson graduated with her 3 children at the same time. She originally didn’t want to walk across the stage to not steal the limelight from her kids, but they insisted she join them […]

Marilyn Monroe Cancer Charity, Energy Savings, Farm Aid, and more

We begin the show with a Marilyn Monroe lookalike charity event in Dublin, Ireland that raised almost $40,000 for Women’s Cancer Care. 200 Marilyns took a swim in the ocean to raise awareness and money for Women’s Cancer. Other segments include; Energy Experts suggest keeping your summer thermostat at 78 to save money and energy. […]

Clemson Life, Storm Safety, Space Warriors, and more

We begin the show with a viral moment from Clemson University and their Clemson Life special needs program. Clemson Life graduate Grace Clements walked across the stage to get her diploma and hugged, jumped, tackled and took down the President of the university, Jim Clements, who happens to be her father. Other segments include; An […]

Leave No Trace, Jorge Nation Foundation, Nick’s Kids Foundation, and more 

On this episode we feature and organization called Leave No Trace, promoting leaving no trace of your visit to the outdoors. If all who enjoy the outdoors were to do what they could to minimize the unavoidable impacts (trampling, erosion, etc.) and prevent the avoidable impacts (properly dealing with human waste, properly storing food and […]

Brad Arnold, Kosair For Kids, Free Uber For Prom, and more

We begin the show with a discussion of Brad Arnold’s Stage 4 Cancer diagnosis. Brad is the lead singer of 3 Doors Down (Kryptonite, Duck And Run, Here Without You). His positive outlook and faith in God is inspiring. Other segments include; A Kentucky Derby related charity auction selling the extravagant hats worn by celebrity […]

Project 44, Emergency Preparedness, Crypto Currency Scam, and more

We begin this broadcast with Project 44. Beloved member of the Butler Basketball national championship teams, #44 Andrew Smith, passed away at the age of 25 from a rare bone cancer. In Andrew’s name, Project 44 launched in 2016 to advocate for Bone Marrow donations and Cancer Awareness, Funding, and Research. You can learn more […]

Distracted Driving, Pollen Warning, Real ID, and more

We begin this show with a discussion of Distracted Driving. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and a perfect time to chat about the safety and laws centered around texting and driving, distracted driving, and hands free driving. Other segments include; A Pollen Count warning. This year is predicted to have higher Pollen Counts than […]

Jury Duty Scam Alert, Freeze Your Credit, Sleep Study, and more

This episode begins with another new scam alert that is centered around Jury Duty. Scammers pose as Law Enforcement Officers own your county sheriff department and threaten arrest if you don’t pay the fine for missing Jury Duty. Other segments include; Freezing your credit to protect your self against scammers; A Sleep Study showcasing the […]

The Singers Talk Charity, St. Judes, Danny Thomas, and more

On this episode we take a look a new book that’s raising money and awareness for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. The book is called THE SINGERS TALK, written by Jason Thomas Gordon, the grandson of famed entertainer Danny Thomas. Danny Thomas founded St. Judes. The Singers Talk features interviews with some of pop music’s […]

Time Change Home Maintenance, Hurricane Relief, IRS Tax Scam Alert, and more

We begin this broadcast discussing the Home Maintenance that experts suggest you should do once every 6 months. Using a Time Change as the benchmark is a great reminder to get them done. For example, changing the batteries in your Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide Detectors, changing the filters in your HVAC, inspecting the dryer […]

Love Rocks NYC, U2 UNLV Donation, Sweet Relief Benefit Album, and more

We begin this show with the 9th Annual Love Rocks NYC, a benefit concert supporting God Loves We Deliver, an organization that has provided more than 40 million meals to the needy in NY. The show is March 6 at the Beacon Theatre and features Cher, Michael McDonald, Alicia Keys, Beck, Peter Frampton, and more. […]

FFA, Parkinsons Disease, Corporate Giving, and more

We begin the show with the FFA, Future Farmers of America. The young adult high school members of FFA not only learn about Agriculture and Farming, they also learn leadership, community service, teamwork, and valuable life skills. Other segments include; A Parkinsons Disease update from Jay Baker, our co host who is living and dealing […]

One 805 Benefit Concert, Rock For Responders; Airline Dress Codes, and more

We begin the show with a charity concert event in Santa Barbara, CA. The Rock For First Responders benefit concert will benefit One 805, an organization supporting the First Responders of Santa Barbara. The show features Hootie and the Blowfish, Kenny Loggins, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Michael McDonald, Alan Parsons, and more. The event takes […]

NFL Man Of The Year, Dions Dreamers, A Time For Change, and more

We begin the show with a discussion of the Walter Payton Man Of The Year award. Every NFL team nominates a player with exemplary charity and community service, and during Super Bowl week the NFL Honors awards show announces the player who’s community service e stands out among the rest. Other segments include; Dion’s Dreamers, […]

Greatest Night In Pop, USA For Africa, Fire Aid, and more

We begin this episode with the documentary ‘The Greatest Night In Pop’, about the recording of the song We Are The World by a group of pop stars know as USA for Africa. The song has raised over $80 million for the starving people of Africa, and continues to earn royalties for the charity. Other […]

Bee Gees & UNICEF, Combating Cognitive Decline, Cleveland Clinic, and more

We begin the show with The Bee Gees and their long effort to raise money for UNICEF with the song ‘Too Much Heaven’. The Brothers Gibb donated the song at a 1978 benefit, and over the years the royalties have raised $11 Million for the children’s charity. Other segments include; A recent study shows Blood […]

Teddy Bear Toss, Seasonal Affectiveness Disorder, Birth Rate Increase, and more

We being in Hershey, PA with the Hershey Bears minor league hockey team, and their Teddy Bear Toss. Since 2001, fans throw teddy bears onto the ice for charity. Recently fans tossed 102,000 teddy bears onto the ice, and the Sweigart Family Foundation donated a dollar per bear to the Children’s Miracle Network at Penn […]

FBI Scam Alert, Pet Micropchips, Fighting Homelessness, and more

We begin with a report from the FBI about scams. Older Americans were scammed out of $3.4 Billion last year. We discuss techniques for our elders to avoid these scams. Other segments include; Microchipping your pet. A recent returned Amazon package accidentally had the family cat inside the box. The cat was able to be […]

Hypnotist Brenda Kaye

This episode features an interview with Brenda Kaye. Brenda is an expert in Hypnosis. We discuss how Hypnosis can help with several topics we often discuss on this Public Affairs show including Weight Loss, Anxiety, Quitting Smoking, and even Infertility. Brenda Kaye is headquartered in Denver, CO. Learn more about Brenda at www.BrendaHypnotist.com.

Tom Cruise, Navy Public Service Award, American Charity Rank, and more

On this show we congratulate actor Tom Cruise for receiving the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award from the United States Navy. Tom’s movies Top Gun and Maverick have increased Military recruitment and the Navy recognizes the positive impact he has made on their mission to serve America. Other segments include; America ranks 6th in the […]

Carlie Oakley, 811 Foundation, Education Scholarships, and more

We have a special guest in studio on this episode. Carlie Oakley, Chief Branding Officer for 811 Group, joins us to talk about their 811 Foundation. 811 Group is a staffing service company with 38 locations across the country. Each location does several Charity Initiatives in each market, from Feeding the Hungry to Special Olympics. […]

Toy Drives, Toys For Tots History, Winter Driving, and more

We begin this episode with a discussion of Toy Drives. Now is the time to swing by any store, pick up a new unwrapped toy, and drop it off in a Toy Drive box near you. If you wait until later this month, the Toy Drive box may be gone, as they’ll need time to […]

John Oates, Honoring Our Heroes, Helpful New Airline Laws, and more

We start this show with a charity effort from John Oates. The Hall & Oates singer/song writer/guitarist and Hall Of Famer has donated an autographed guitar to be auctioned to benefit Honoring Our Heroes, an organization that gives back to America’s military and public safety heroes. You can bid on the guitar at http://go.rallyup.com/hoh. The […]

Thanksgiving Prep, Practicing Gratitude, A National Forest Initiative, and more

We begin this show with a shout out to the Thanksgiving Season, talking about over eating in moderation, as well as the Turkey Trots and Drumstick Dash fun runs that raise money and awareness for feeding the hungry. Other segments include; an NFL Thanksgiving History lesson; Relieve stress and live a healthier lifestyle by Practicing […]

Best Buddies, Solid Rock Teen Centers, Used Car Consumer Alert, and more

This show begins with a discussion of the Jersey Mikes partnership with Best Buddies, where the sandwich shop donates 20% of their sales over the weekend to the Best Buddies Foundation. Best Buddies works to provide programs and initiatives for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Other segments include; Alice Cooper raising money and awareness […]

Turkey Trot Planning, Anna Kendrick, Metallica Foundation, and more

On this episode we begin with the topic of Turkey Trots and Drumstick Dashes. A Thanksgiving morning 5K, that usually raises money for Food Banks, is a great tradition for your family that promotes health while raising money for a great cause. Other segments include; Anna Kendrick donating her salary from her film Woman Of […]

811 Foundation, Halloween Economy Boost, Amazon Holiday Hires, and more

We begin this show with the 811 Foundation. Adam had the pleasure of emceeing the Live Auction at their recent Gala, to help raise more than $25,000 for the 811 Foundation Education Foundation which provides internships to young adults across the country. Other segments include; $11.6 Billion added to the US Economy from Halloween spending. […]

Honoring Our Heroes, Michael Jordan, Jason Kelce Foundation, and more

This show kicks off with a story on a great charity in Ohio called Honoring Our Heroes. Retired Military Vet John Norris launched this foundation for retired Vets and First Responders who need help fixing or renovating their homes, due to being disabled or being on a fixed income. Recently they replaced a roof for […]

Hurricane Milton, Red Cross, Charity Watch, and more

This show begins with the devastation of Hurricane Milton in Southwest Florida. If you’d like to donate, go to www.RedCross.org. And if you are in need of assistance, you can find help at www.RedCross.org/Shelter. Other segments include; a new charity watchdog group called Charity Watch, that can help you find legit foundations. Learn more at […]

Library Of Congress, Package Theft, Smart Phone Addiction, and more

We begin this episode with the new class of films added this week to the Library of Congress National Film Registry, bringing the total to 875 films. Titles include Home Alone, Fame, Terminator 2, 12 Years A Slave, Nightmare Before Christmas, among others. Other segments include; UPS is now using AI to track the homes […]

Project 44, Storm Preparedness, Crypto Scam Alert, and more

We begin this broadcast with Project 44. Beloved member of the Butler Basketball national championship teams, #44 Andrew Smith, passed away at the age of 25 from a rare bone cancer. In Andrew’s name, Project 44 launched in 2016 to advocate for Bone Marrow donations and Cancer Awareness, Funding, and Research. You can learn more […]

The Singers Talk, St Judes Children’s Hospital, Danny Thomas, and more

On this episode we take a look a new book that’s raising money and awareness for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. The book is called THE SINGERS TALK, written by Jason Thomas Gordon, the grandson of famed entertainer Danny Thomas. Danny Thomas founded St. Judes. The Singers Talk features interviews with some of pop music’s […]

Charity Navigator Causeway, Yoga, Sleep Divorce, and more

This episode begins with an announcement from trusted charity/foundation resource Charity Navigator. CharityNavigator.org has announcement a new program called Causeway, where like minded charities are grouped together so you can more easily find the causes that you want to support. Other segments include; Performing certain Yoga in your office chair at work can relive stress […]

Seasonal Fitness, All Within My Hands foundation, John Lennon Award, and more

This episode begins with a discussion of Health And Fitness awareness during the last few weeks of summer. The colder temps and shorter days are coming, and now is the time to get a plan for your Physical Fitness this Fall and Winter. Other segments include; $40 donation from Metallica’s All Within My Hands foundation […]

Flavor Flav, Good Sleep, Gen Z Health, and more

We begin this episode with a report from the Olympics, involving rap music legend Flavor Flav. Mr. Flav has entered a 5 year partnership with US Water Polo to help finance their teams. Flavor Flav was inspired to get involved financially after learning the members of the Women’s US Water Polo team had regular day […]

Orange Theory Donation, Book Truck, John Hopkins Free Tuition, and more

We begin the show with a story from Portland, OR. An Orange Theory location fired a coach/trainer who scammed members out of $12,000 worth of donations he said he’d give to 17 local charities. He kept all the money that members Venmo’d him. The Orange Theory has committed to giving $1000 to each of the […]

A Conversation with Philanthropist John Wechsler

Entrepreneur John Wechsler joins us to talk about his work with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more […]

Fireworks Safety, Foo Fighters Charity, Summer Slide, and more.

We begin this show with our annual list of Fireworks Safety tips, as provided by the National Safety Council. The best tip of all is to relax on a lawn chair or blanket, and watch your civic professional fireworks. Other segments include; Corey Barton played every single Foo Fighters song over a 9 hour period […]

Heat Advisories, Kyle Petty Charity Ride, Bike Helmet Safety, and more

We begin the show talking about the recent Heat Advisories. 100,000,000 Americans were affected by the extreme heat, which is the perfect time to talk about staying hydrated, checking on elderly neighbors, and not leaving kids or pets in the hot car. Other segments include; The Kyle Petty Charity Ride recently raised $1.8 million for […]

One805 Service Award For Kenny Loggins, Metallica Annual Marching Band Contest, Ronnie James Dio Cancer benefit, and more

We begin the show with One805, and organization in California that benefits the First Responders of Santa Barbara. One805 has announced that Grammy-winning recording artist Kenny Loggins as this year’s Heart of the Community Award recipient. The award recognizes individuals who have shown outstanding dedication to giving back to the community. Prior recipients include Kevin […]

Global Running Day, Mosquito Season, Moving Stress, and more

This episode begins with Global Running Day, which takes place on the first Wednesday of June. The First Global Running Day was in 2009. Millions of people participate every year, logging tens of millions of miles running to promote health. Other segments include; Mosquito Season. Mosquitos can carry disease like West Nile, so keep on […]

Life Preparatory School of Boys, Fathers Day Prep, SPF Sun Protection, and more

This show begins with a story out of Albany, GA and The Life Preparatory School of Boys. The school, founded by Randall King, teaches young men life skills and the importance of Manhood, including their 6 core values, Honor, Discipline, Commitment, Courage, Accountability, and Consistency. Learn more and donate at TheXForBoys.org. Other segments include: Fathers […]

Mended Arrows, Mentoring Barbers, Conflict Resolution, and more

We begin this show with a story about an organization called Mended Arrows. This group of men provide free haircuts to young men as a way to provide therapy and mentoring. This initiative is called Mended Arrows Therapy Cuts Mentoring Program. The barbers provide T(HAIR)APY (get it, therapy) for the young men during the free […]

FBI Scam Report, Pet Microchips, Robert Plant Fighting Homelessness, and more

We begin with a report from the FBI about scams. Older Americans were scammed out of $3.4 Billion last year. We discuss techniques for our elders to avoid these scams. Other segments include; Microchipping your pet. A recent returned Amazon package accidentally had the family cat inside the box. The cat was able to be […]

National Donate Life Month, Kidney Donation, Financial Literacy, and more

This show begins with a look at National Donate Life Month, and the importance of becoming an organ donor. Other segments include; A Kidney Donation story from Cincinnati connecting two strangers to save a life; a report that 50% of Americans don’t know what a 401K is. You read that right, it’s not that half […]

International Travel Warning, Operation Prom, Angel Charity, and more

We begin this show with a discussion of the recent story of an Oklahoma man who was arrested in Turks and Caicos. While leaving the island with his family after a dream vacation, airport security discovered 4 hunting bullets in his luggage that he forgot was there. A new strict Turks and Caicos law prohibits […]

Rope Climb World Record, Amazon Prescription Drugs, Diving For Charity, and more

We begin this broadcast with Anouk Garnier, who recently broke the world record Rope Climb in Paris. To raise money and awareness for Cancer Research, she climbed a rope110 meters dangling from the Eiffel Tower. Other segments include; An update on ordering Prescriptions Drugs cheaper and faster from Amazon; an Illinois Diver who has found […]

Spring Home Maintenance, Basketball Season Madness, Gambling Awareness, and more

We begin the show with a discussion of Spring Home Maintenance. We talk about the tips to take the spring cleaning energy to the outside of your home, from your roof and gutters, to the foundation of your house. Other segments include; the popularity of the NCAA basketball tourney and significant stats; another mention of […]

Jersey Mike’s Day Of Giving, Lightening Safety, Garretts Space, and more

We begin this show discussing the Jersey Mike’s Annual Day Of Giving. On March 27, Jersey Mike’s will donate all sales to local charities. The goal is to beat last year’s record of $21 million. Other segments include; Lightening Safety; A Michigan charity to raise money and awareness for Garrett’s Space, an organization working for […]

Wayne Nelson of Little River Band

Our guest interview for this episode with with Wayne Nelson of the Little River Band. Wayne has been the leader of the band for more than 40 years. Their 13 Top 40 hits include Reminiscing, Lady, The Night Owls, Lonesome Loser, etc. Wayne discusses his foundation work with Wounded Warriors, Animal Rescue, Child Centers for […]

Christopher Cross, Columbia University Cancer Research, Ronald McDonald House, and more

This episode begins with the Nearness Of You benefit concert in New York that raised money for Cancer Research. Christopher Cross, Elvis Costello, and more performed and raised money for the Columbia University’s Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Research Center. Other segments include; Super Bowl recap; Cedar Rapids police no profit paying for school lunches; McDonald’s […]

Super Sunday, Gambling Awareness, Gambling Addiction, and more

This edition of the show covers Gambling Awareness. With the Super Bowl this weekend, and March Madness right around the corner, this is the perfect time to discuss Gambling, Gambling Awareness, and Gambling Addiction. 200 million people will watch the Big Game, and with the ease of Gambling now on your smart phone with legalized […]

World Cancer Day, Heart Health Awareness Month, Mark Knopfler, and more.

We begin this new month of February with a discussion of a few of the notable days this month, including World Cancer Day. World Cancer Day’s main function is to raise awareness for the disease that has touched nearly everyone. Other reports include; Heart Health Awareness Month; A Mark Knopfler guitar auction that raised over […]

Metallica Charity, Marching Bands, Blood Donations, and more

We begin this show with a recap of a Metallica charity effort from 2023, called For Whom The Bell Tolls. Metallica hosted a contest for Marching Bands in America, to incorporate a Metallica song into their routine. Five winning Marching Bands at the High School and College level won cash prizes for their efforts. The […]

New Years Resolutions, Leading 2023 Philanthropist, Dry January, and more

We begin this show and the new year with a discussion about Resolutions. From how many of us participate in making Resolutions, to how many quit, and how to best make them work, we deep dive into New Years Resolutions. Other segments include; Warren Buffet was the leading philanthropist in 2023 having given 1.5 million […]

Library Of Congress, Package Theft, Smart Phone Addiction, and more

We begin this episode with the new class of films added this week to the Library of Congress National Film Registry, bringing the total to 875 films. Titles include Home Alone, Fame, Terminator 2, 12 Years A Slave, Nightmare Before Christmas, among others. Other segments include; UPS is now using AI to track the homes […]

Tennessee Tornado Relief, Covenant House, Holiday Health, and more

We begin this show with the recent Tornado that devastated parts of Tennessee, with a nod to Taylor Swift. Swift, who grew up near Nashville, donated $1 Million to the relief efforts. Other segments include; NY Giants’ Running Back raises $1.3 Million for Covenant House, an organization fighting homelessness; A Public Safety awareness warning from […]

Radiothons, Formula 1 Charity, Ready.gov, and more

Tis the season for Radiothons, and we begin this show with a nod to all the radio stations coast to coast that are participating in a Radiothon to raise money and awareness for charities. Other segments include; St. Jude Children’s Research; Headaches and their connection to back pain; a Formula 1 charity that raised $150,000 […]

Giving Tuesday, Toys For Tots, Gmail Update, and more

This show begins with a wrap up of this past Giving Tuesday.  Giving Tuesday ends the Thanksgiving weekend holiday gauntlet of Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, and Giving Tuesday, and kicks of the charitable holiday season.  Giving Tuesday began in 2012, and this year 34 million Americans donated $3.1 Billion, up .6 % […]

Thanksgiving Fun Runs, Practicing Gratitude, A National Forest Initiative, and more

We begin this show with a shout out to all the participants this holiday weekend who took part in a Turkey Trot or Drumstick Dash for charity, moving your feet so others could eat! Other segments include; NFL Thanksgiving history; Practicing Gratitude tips to relieve stress and live a healthier lifestyle; A National Forest initiative […]

5G Tech for the Deaf, Free Charlie Brown, Hygiene Health, and more

We begin the show with a partnership between AT&T and Galllaudet University to provide 5G Technology with a smart football helmet to help deaf football players. This technology will eventually assist First Responders and help the safety of Construction Sites. Other segments include; Pet Adoption; A new Scam Alert; The Charlie Brown Thanksgiving special available […]

Alan Parsons, Santa Barbara First Responders, US Credit Card Debt, and more

We begin this show with a birthday shout out to Alan Parsons, and his tribute concert to raise money for charity. Alan produced some of the most famous albums from Pink Floyd and The Beatles, as well as performing his own hits with The Alan Parsons Project. On December 20th, a birthday concert for his […]

Hypnotist Brenda Kaye

This episode features an interview with Brenda Kaye. Brenda is an expert in Hypnosis. We discuss how Hypnosis can help with several topics we often discuss on this Public Affairs show including Weight Loss, Anxiety, Quitting Smoking, and even Infertility. Brenda Kaye is headquartered in Denver, CO. Learn more about Brenda at www.BrendaHypnotist.com.

Halloween Fun Runs, Furnace Check, Flu Shots, and more

This episode starts with Halloween Fun Runs. Running or walking a 5K or Half marathon to raise money for charity wearing a Halloween Costume is scary fun, for a great cause. Adam and Jay cover some costume ideas that are great for a fun run, like not wearing a mask so you can breathe! Other […]

John Oates Charity, Charles Feeney, The Giving Pledge, and more

We begin the show with a nod to John Oates, half of hall of fame duo Hall & Oates, who recently performed at a charity event for Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga in California. The organization turns retired race horses into therapy animals for vets, and the disabled. Other segments include; Billionaire Charles Feeney, who recently […]

Cliff Burton, Music Scholarships, Fall Driving, and more

We begin this episode with a story about Cliff Burton, the original bass player from Metallica from 1982 to 1986. Cliff tragically passed away in a Tour Bus accident in 1986. To this day, his 92 year old father donates his royalties to music programs and music scholarships. Other segments include; A nod to Farm […]

Michael J Fox Foundation, Elevate Prize Catalyst Award, Parkinsons Disease

We begin the show with actor and philanthropist Michael J. Fox, who won this year’s Elevate Prize Catalyst Award, which includes a $250,000 from the Elevate Prize Foundation. The “Back to the Future” star plans to use the funding to further his foundation’s work to find treatments for Parkinson’s disease. During our discussion, Jay revealed […]

Dog Surfing for Charity, Dog Swims, Smokey Mountain 5K, and more

This episode begins with a discussion of the Dog Surfing event in Sand Diego that raised money for the Helen Woodward Animal Center. To learn more or donate go to AnimalCenter.org. Other segments include; Post Labor Day ‘Dog Swims’ at public pools to raise money for Animal Shelters; A Townsend, TN 5K Half Marathon thru […]

Kennedy Center Honors, Parkinsons/Alzheimers, Elton John AIDS Foundation, and more

This episode begins with a look at the Kennedy Center Honors inductees, Barry Gibb, Billy Crystal, Dionne Warwick, among others. Learn more about the mission of supporting the arts at kennedy-center.org. Other segments include; a discussion of Parkinsons and Alzheimers Diseases with the recent loss of singer Gary Wright, famous for the song Dream Weaver; […]

American Zoos, Bourbon & Bonfires Charity, Wallaby Rescue, and more

We begin the show taking a look at American Zoos, with the national news story of a spotless giraffe born at a Tennessee Zoo this week. Other segments include; Actor Cole Hauser from Yellowstone and his Bourbon & Bonfires Charity; Rock Stars former careers as teachers; A new search for the Loch Ness monster; A […]

Public Libraries, New Sun Screen Law, Neighbor Well Being, and more

On this episode we begin with a report on the Brooklyn Public Library getting 14,000 new members due to their Jay Z themed library cards. Other reports include; Big Ten Athletic Conference re-configuration; A new Sun Screen law in South Carolina that allows students to have Sun Screen on school grounds; A study naming the […]

Dogust, LED Bulbs, Amazon Scam Alert, and more

We begin this episode with a report on Dogust. August is Rescue Dog Awareness Month. Adam and Jay discuss ways you can help your local pet shelter during Dogust! Other segments include; LED Light Bulbs are the new norm, and environmentally safe; A Scam Alert from Amazon; Sleep Inertia; and more.

Murray State University, Olympic Gold Medal Auctions, A Kid Again, ad more

On this encore presentation, we begin with an interview from Murray State University in Kentucky. We speak with Cam Petty, a member of the MSU Racers football team. He’s also a representative on the SAAC, Student Athlete Advisory Council. Cam shares with us a few of the Community Service initiatives he and his teammates are […]

The Singers Talk, St Judes Children’s Hospital, Danny Thomas, and more

On this episode we take a look a new book that’s raising money and awareness for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. The book is called THE SINGERS TALK, written by Jason Thomas Gordon, the grandson of famed entertainer Danny Thomas. Danny Thomas founded St. Judes. The Singers Talk features interviews with some of pop music’s […]

Camp Kesem, State Fair Season, Neurological Disorders, and more

We begin this show with Camp Kesem, a summer camp for children dealing with a parent who has Cancer. With over 125 locations in more than 40 states, Camp Kesem is a place where College Student leaders help the campers coping with a parent’s Cancer. Positive outcomes for the campers include improved self esteem, enhanced […]

Dolly Parton World Record, Honda Recall, Healthy Eating, and more

We start the show with a story out of Ireland, with a gathering of Dolly Parton Look alikes. The participants with blonde wigs seemingly broke the Guiness World Record for the largest assembly of Dolly Parton impersonators (1100!), while raising money for cancer research. Other segments include; a Honda recall due to a brake issue; […]

Donna Summer Auction for Charity, Indiana Jones, Healthy Fast Food, and more

This show begins with a look at a Donna Summer Auction. The late Queen of Disco’s daughters have teamed up with Christies of New York, to raise money for a few of Donna’s favorite foundations including the Elton John Aids Foundation and St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Other segments include; A study on how your work […]

A Conversation With John Wechsler

Entrepreneur John Wechsler joins us to talk about his work with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more […]

Memorial Day Weekend, Folds Of Honor, Salmonella Awareness, and more

We begin this Holiday Weekend show with a discussion of the meaning of Memorial Day. It’s vastly different than Veterans Day, in that Memorial Day celebrates and honors the memory of the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice serving this country. Veterans Day honors all living Military Personnel and Veterans. Memorial Day honors […]

Kidney Transplant Recipient and Advocate Carlie Oakley

This episode features a conversation about Kidney Health Awareness and Organ Donor Awareness with Carlie Oakely. Carlie is a Kidney Transplant Recipient, and she shares her incredible story with us. Carlie has become an advocate for Organ Donation, and is an inspiration for anyone going through a health crisis.

Missouri State University, Toldedo Rockets, Child Obesity, and more

We begin in front of a live studio audience at Missouri State University, and honor football player Caleb Schaffitzel for his community service. Caleb shares how MSU Football teams up with the MSU Ladies Field Hockey team for Healthy Heros to promote a healthy lifestyle at The Boys and Girls Club. We catch up with […]

Pool Safety, Charlie Kimball, Ceiling Fan Tips, and more

This episode begins with a discussion of Pool Safety. Now that it’s May and the weather is warming up, pool season is right around the corner. To avoid a drowning or other life changing tragedy we discuss 10 tips for Pool Safety. Other topics include; Indy 500 driver Charlie Kimball work as a Diabetes Advocate; […]

AI Scams, Allergy Season, RIP Medical Debt, and more

This week we take a look at AI scams, including a terrifying scam involving an AI voice impersonation to convince the victim their loved one has been kidnapped. Other segments include; Allergy Season, with a mild spring the pollen will develop earlier for heightened allergies this summer; AM Radio update, affecting the emergency alert system […]

Charity Navigator, Sleep Help,Vitamin D, and more

This episode begins with a Scam Alert. Adam has been receiving texts from Netflix informing him that they are going to cancel his account if he doesn’t pay the late fee. The problem is… Adam doesn’t have Netflix! So be on the look out for scammers, especially in the wake of the recent Severe Storm […]

Tornado Relief, Tornado Season Preparedness, Hunters Heroes, and more

This show begins with a discussion of Tornado Relief, after several severe storms caused major damage and loss of life recently in Mississippi, Missouri, Indiana, and more parts of the south. To make a donation and help click on RedCross.org. Other segments include; Tornado Season awareness and preparedness; KC Royals 3rd baseman Hunter Dozier BBQ […]

The Music of Paul McCartney, Bear Warnings, Alcohol Awareness Month, and more.

This show begins with a discussion of a recent charity concert event at Carnegie Hall called The Music of Paul McCartney. Christopher Cross, Graham Nash, Nancy Wilson of Heart, and many more super stars performed the music of Sir Paul to raise money for music education for underserved youth. Other segments include; the 4 day […]

Honoring Our Heroes, Michael Jordan, Jason Kelce Foundation, and more

This show kicks off with a story on a great charity in Ohio called Honoring Our Heroes. Retired Military Vet John Norris launched this foundation for retired Vets and First Responders who need help fixing or renovating their homes, due to being disabled or being on a fixed income. Recently they replaced a roof for […]

FOX Sports Charity, Gambling Awareness, Earthquake in Turkey, and more

On this Episode we begin with a report on FOX Sports and a home remodel for charity. With this years Big Game airing on FOX, we highlight a recent initiative with their sports department renovating a home for a deserving Vet. Other segments include; Super Bowl Alcohol and Smoking Awareness courtesy of Len Dawson; Gambling […]

Neuroblastoma, Curing Blindness, The Blanket Challenge, and more

This show begins with a brave little girl named Delilah Loya, an 8 year old battling cancer. Her favorite song is Hey There Delilah by the Plain White T’s. Recently PWTs lead singer Tom Higgenson sang the song to her in her person while she was receiving treatment in the hospital. The video has gone […]

NFL Alumni Association Poker Tournament, NFL Vet Rick DeMulling, and more

This show features a conversation with Rick DeMulling. Rick is an NFL Veteran, playing O Line for the Colts, Lions, and Commanders. He is the current president of the NFL Alumni Association Indy Chapter. Rick shares with us how the NFL Alumni Assoc helps communities, kids, obesity, mental health, and more. The NFL Alumni Assoc […]

Cancer Survivor Kellan Tilton, Chasing M Foundation, Dry January, and more

We begin this episode with Kellan Tilton, a 10 year old cancer survivor who works to raise money and awareness for childhood cancer. Recently his efforts at a New England Patriots Wheelchair Football event caught the eye of Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who awarded Kellan with 2 tickets to this years Super Bowl. Other segments […]

Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl Charities, Damar Hamlin’s ‘Chasing M Foundation’ Toy Drive, Barrett Jackson Car Auction for charity, and more

This show begins with in in-depth look at the charitable efforts associated with the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl. Tens of Millions of dollars have been donated to various charities including the National Guard, hurricane relief, the National Kidney Foundation, high school scholarships, and countless other one-time donations since Chick-Fil-A became the official sponsor/partner one the Peach […]

Hashtag Lunchbag, Bowl Season Corporate Giving, New Years Resolutions, and more

We begin this show with a tip of the hat to everyone who gave their time and energy to charity this holiday season, including the employees of Vibenomics who participated in a corporate day of giving for a charity called Hashtag Lunchbag. Over 200 meals were prepared to feed the hungry. Other segments include; College […]

Ken Stacey, The Donny Hathaway Legacy Project, and more

This episode features an interview with a special guest and friend of the show, Ken Stacey. Ken is a singer, musician, and producer (who’s sang on tour with Elton John, Michael Jackson, and more). He joins us to talk about his latest production, which benefits The Donny Hathaway Legacy Project, which provides culturally relevant and […]

Karing For Kids, Tampa Bay Thrives, Alzheimers Research, and more

We start the show and the new month of December, with a report on Karing For Kids. Karing For Kids is a charity founded by Hucks Market, a convenience store chain in the midwest. Adam was honored to emcee the recent Karing For Kids golf outing and banquet. Other segments include; A Sock Drive by […]

Sir Bertie Higgins, PhD

Sir Bertie Higgins

This show features a conversation with Bertie Higgins. Bertie is most known for bis #8 hit in 1982 called Key Largo. The song also hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts. We talk about his Charity Work from Golf Outings to Live Benefit Concerts, and more specifically his work with Equestrian Charities to raise money […]

Guinness World Record, Sleep Deprivation, Pebble Beach Car Show, and more

We begin this episode with a new Guinness World Record. 178 people with the same first and last name recently gathered in one place to break the previous record of 168 people named Martha Stewart. This new record took place in Tokyo, with people ranging in age from 3 to 80, all named Tanaka Hirokazu. […]

John Oates November, Binge Drinking, Daylight Savings Time and more

We start the show with a story on John Oates, of hall & Oates, who has teamed up with Movember for the nonprofit’s annual fall campaign, when men grow mustaches to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues like mental illness, suicide prevention, and testicular and prostate cancer. It’s a worthy cause that convinced […]

The Halloween Show

This is our annual Halloween show, featuring safety and more. We cover pedestrian safety with the trick or treaters, costume safety, drinking and driving, offensive costumes, candy safety, and alcohol awareness. The 31st of October can be haunting, especially if you’re not paying attention to Halloween Safety!

Charity Auctions, Make A Wish Foundation, Battle of The Badges, and more

This show begins with a discussion of Charity Auctions, in light of the 1800’s era Levi Jeans that were sold at auction this week for $76,000. Other segments include an “Office’ themed Bar Crawl for charity in Ohio for the Make A Wish Foundation; Police vs Firefighter Hockey game, Battle of The Badges, raising money […]

Rainbow Fentanyl, Sober October, Florida Disaster Fund, and more.

This show begins with a recent warning from the FDA for parents and children to be aware of Rainbow Fentanyl. With the colorful shapes and sizes this deadly drug can look very similar to candy, which is certainly something to think about before the kids go trick or treating this Halloween season. Other segments include; […]

Hurricane Ian, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and more

This show cover the recovery effort in Southwest Florida from the damage of Hurricane Ian. If you’d like to donate or volunteer, go to www.VolunteerFlorida.com or www.RedCross.com. We also talk about the scammers that will try to take advantage of the disaster to steal money. Other topics discussed include; Hurricane Preparedness; Breast Cancer Awareness Month; […]

US Wheelchair Lacrosse, California Community Foundation, Am Ex Round Up, and more

This show begins with an update of the US Wheelchair Lacrosse Nationals which took place recently in Denver, CO. Learn more and donate at www.WheelchairLacrosse.com. Other segments include; Mackenzie Scott donating $50 million to the California Community Foundation; American Express round up for charity program; The app ‘Give Directly’ providing cash transfers to poor communities […]

Dallas Clark Foundation, Dan Pastorini, and more

This show begins with an update on the Dallas Clark Foundation, raising money for Children’s Hospitals. Former NFL tight End Dallas Clark is running an Ironman in Hawaii this October to raise money and awareness for the Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital and the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital. Learn more at www.DallasClarkFoundation.org. Our […]

Darius Leonard, Christmas Trees Affected by Heat Waves and Droughts, and more

This begins with a report touching on All Pro NFL Linebacker Darius Leonard and his work with Special Needs fans. We also look at how recent Heat Waves and Droughts will affect the Christmas Tree Industry this holiday season. With higher Tree prices predicted, this may be the year you invest in an artificial tree. […]

Rod Woodson, Lee Lonzo Mentoring, and more

The show begins in Oakland with an interview with Rod Woodson discussing his work with The Leukemia Society, coaching, social media, and more. Woodson was an All American at Purdue, NFL Super Bowl Champion and All Pro DB with the Steelers, Ravens, and 49ers. He’s in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and is currently […]

Leave No Trace, Nick’s Kids Foundation, and more

On this episode we feature and organization called Leave No Trace, promoting leaving no trace of your visit to the outdoors. If all who enjoy the outdoors were to do what they could to minimize the unavoidable impacts (trampling, erosion, etc.) and prevent the avoidable impacts (properly dealing with human waste, properly storing food and […]

Feed The Children, Raiders Charity Softball, James Bond Auction, and more

This show begins with a Back To School report featuring the service work of Feed The Children. They work to end childhood hunger, but their work has expanded to include strategies to empower at-risk families to better face today’s challenges and realize more stable lives to secure long-term benefits for their children. Feed the Children […]

A Conversation With John Wechsler

Entrepreneur John Wechsler joins us to talk about his work with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more […]

Tony Packos, Denny McLain, The Salvation Army, and more.

We begin this show with a report of a charity event in Toledo OH that raised money for The Salvation Army. Tony Packos restaurant celebrated National Hot Dog Week with an autograph signing by former Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny McLain, with 10 cents of every Hot Dog sold going to The Salvation Army. McLain is […]

Holiday Eating, US Power Soccer Association, and more

This is a ‘Best Of’ episode of The Adam Ritz Show, featuring Health And Fitness Expert and Fox TV Personality Jenny Anchondo, an on campus report from Washington State University in Pullman WA covering Cougars Student Athlete community Service, and The United States Power Soccer Association initiatives for wheelchair soccer.

Pet Adoption, Cooling Tips, Heimlich Maneuver, and more

This show begins with a nod to Pet Adoption, since Jay is joining us from his home studio taking care of his new pet Harper (who he just adopted). We also give a little nod in the intro of the show to Heat Exhaustion and Cooling Tips since Adam’s Air Conditioner went kaput during the […]

Fireworks Safety, Summer Travel, and more.

This show is our annual 4th of July safety and preparedness broadcast. We start with some statistics about how dangerous the annual celebration has become. Of all the summer injuries, more than 70% take place during the first week of July. We touch on travel and gas prices over the 3 day weekend. We report […]

The Mustard Seed, Wags and Walks, and more

This show features an interview with the Amber Catlin-Kolodziej, the director of The Mustard Seed. The Mustard Seed is a Furniture Bank, providing home furnishings to families in transition. You can learn more about, or make a donation, at MustardSeedIndy.org. In this show Adam and Jay also discuss; recycled pharmaceuticals to avoid the contamination of […]

Heat Exhaustion, Heat Stroke, and more

This show welcomes back Jay Baker to the studio. It’s been 2 years since Adam and Jay have been face to face in studio, thanks to the pandemic. This is hopefully another sign, along with relaxed vaccine mandates for concert venues, and no covid test requirement to return to the country from abroad. The major […]

Dr. Lowell Wightman, Mental Performance, and more

This show features an Interview with Dr. Lowell Wightman. Dr. Wightman has dedicated over 30 years to the study of defining positive mindset, and applies practical methods to improve leadership style. He is a Mental Performance Coach, and has worked with Professional Athletes, Student Athletes, and Corporate Leaders. His new book, Coach Me Up, will […]

Health and Fitness Expert Maria Brace

This show features an interview with Maria Brace. Maria, or as she’s known in her professional life Coach Maria, is a Health and Fitness Expert. In addition, she’s also a new mom! We discuss the importance of health and fitness for Pregnant Woman, new moms, as well as men and women. Other topics discussed include […]

Brownsburg Older Adult Alliance, and more

This is a special edition of The Adam Ritz Show, recorded live on location at the Brownsburg American Legion, featuring A Night Of Comedy to benefit the Brownsburg Older Adult Alliance. BOAA Chairman Tom Lacey joins us to explain the support that BOAA provides to the older community, and their history. Along with our own […]

Colon Cancer and Colonoscopies, Charity Ball Association of San Antonio, and more

This show begins with a detailed account of Adam’s recent Colonoscopy. Colon Cancer and Colonoscopies are a major defense to combat colon cancer. After all as they say, early detection is the key. Other segments include; A British company called Gravity Industries working on rocket suit, sort of a real life Iron Man, for Search […]

Walter Orthmann World Record, Aaron Judge Home Run Ball, and more

Adam and Jay start the show with the story of a Brazilian man who has worked for the same company for over three-quarters of his life, setting a new record. According to Guinness World Records, Walter Orthmann, 100, has worked for textile company ReneauxView for more than 84 years. Orthmann began working for the company […]

The Darien Foundation, Alcohol Awareness Month, and more

This show begins with a tip of the Captains Hat to The Darien Foundation, and their ‘Yacht Rock Returns’ benefit happening this weekend. The foundation has raised millions of dollars for positive causes in Darien CT, including the wheelchair accessible Library Cafe, a Robotics program for the public school, and more. The Yacht Rock themed […]

The 15 Minute Rule, Mom Nonnie and Healthy Dating

This episode begins with a discussion on the importance of Sleep, and other sleep issues, including the 15 Rule. We also have a feature interview with Nonnie Owens. Mom Nonnie as she’s known, has been a national keynote speaker and author touching on the topic of Healthy Dating. Our discussion is almost a therapy session […]

Cody O’Connor, Champions Do Overcome, and more

This show begins with the story of Cody O’Connor, a Cancer Survivor who is walking from New York to Los Angelos to raise money for Cancer Research. You can learn more and donate at ChampionsDoOvercome.org. Other segments include; Tiger Woods comeback in The Masters; Smart Phone Tech saves a Snowboarder’s life in Switzerland; David Baldwin […]

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Concert For Ukraine, Safe Haven and more

This show kicks off with a report on the varsity Blue Wave football team at Darien High School in Darien CT. Their recent Life For A Cure charity event raised $14,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Other segments include; Lentin Fish Fry for charity; Ed Sheeran and more peform a Concert For Ukraine in […]

Pep Talk Hotline, Mackenzie Scott, Charity Bikes, and more

We begin this show with a story that swept the nation this week, the Pep TalkHotline. Kids at Westside Elementary School in Clearlake Oaks, CA, have put together a voicemail of encouragement for anyone to call when they need a Pep Talk. You can call the number right now, to brighten your day. 707 998 […]

St. Patrick’s Day, Daylight Savings Time, and more

This show features a conversation about St. Patrick’s Day responsible drinking, and St Paddy’s Day Fun Runs for Charity. Other segments include; Daylight Savings Time reminders; Genetically altered mosquitos to control the mosquito population; a Boston University study on the health effects from optimism; Ukraine Relief donations scam alert; A charity hockey game between the […]

Brothers Unleashed, Vaping Health Concerns, The WHO, and more

We begin the show with the story of 3 brothers in Naples FL, who started their own business called Brothers Unleashed. Part of their profit from Leash sales is donated back to pet charities. Just last week, the boys were able to give the Humane Society of Naples a $300 check. More info at BrothersUnleashed.com. […]

Matthew’s Hope 4 Miracles, Seasonal Effectiveness Disorder, and more

This show begins with a story about Matthew’s Hope 4 Miracles. An 11-year-old boy in PA who overcame pediatric cancer launched a charity dedicated to helped families battle pediatric cancer, called Matthew’s Hope 4 Miracles. This charity work has raised over $65,000 to help battle pediatric cancer. Reports include; University of Michigan research showing Pet […]

Leak detection ideas and tips

On this show we take a look at Steven Tyler’s work with ‘Janies House’, a home for girls who’ve been neglected or abused. Tyler helped open “Janie’s House” just outside of Memphis. He’s contributed about $500,000 to the charity, Janie’s Fund, which has raised about $4 million. Tyler opened the first Janie’s House in Atlanta […]

Sign language performers, Skating for Leighton, and more

This episode begins with a look at the deaf sign language performers that with perform the national anthem at this weekends Big Game. Segments include: Changing your voicemail message in an emergency when your cell phone service or battery is gone; The Stars and Stripes Bowl, a celebrity flag football game called in L.A. to […]

Bethel Park Community Service, Marijuana Poisoning in Dogs, and more

This show begins with a report from Bethel Park, PA. The High School Football team in Bethel Park shoveled snow for disabled and the elderly, after head coach Brian Delallo cancelled weight lifting and suggested the boys help the community. Other reports include; Marijuana Poisoning in Dogs. With a 765% increase in calls about pet […]

The Betty White Challenge, WARM Place, Red Cross, and more

This show begins with a tribute to Betty White and the #BettyWhiteChallenge. The social media campaign raised millions of dollars for Animal Shelters across North America. We also report on; NFL Buffalo Bills fans donating to visual impaired group; The PGA recognizes WARM Place at their #1 non profit of the year 2021. WARM provides […]

Orlando Magic Devos Family, The Pebble Beach Concours Car Show, and more

This show begins with a report form Orlando, with the Devos Family donating $3 million to 30 Central Florida charities. The Devos family who owns the Orlando Magic, have committed this $3 million to 30 area nonprofit organizations over the next 18 months and seeks to invest in people and projects impacting youth, essential needs […]

Travis Kelce foundation Eighty-Seven & Running, Team Rubicon USA, and more

This show begins with a report on Travis Kelce’s foundation called Eighty-Seven & Running, which provides educational resources and a lab for teenagers in the inner city. The Kansas City Chiefs star Tight End’s clothing brand, Tru Kolors, have partnered with Pepsi to launch limited edition T-shirts, with a portion of the proceeds forwarded to […]

Henry Winkler Fonzi Auction, The Founders Pledge, and more

This show begins with a Henry Winkler/Arthur Fonzerelli Auction for charity. Reports include: The 2021 American Heart Association Dietary Guide released, focusing on creating a dietary pattern The Founders Pledge launches a patients philanthropic fund, for ‘long term ism’ Jeff Bezos charity giving $2 billion for land erosion, and climate End of daylight savings time […]

Purdue Cancer Research, DEPHER, and more

This show begins with a report of a Beta Theta Pi charity called Buzz a Beta, which raised $86,000 for Purdue Cancer Research. We also take a look at Stress related covid 19 concerns; Hugh Grant donating 10,000 pounds to a winter fundraiser called DEPHER, Disabled Elderly Plumming Heating Emergency Repair; Poker Philanthropist Gershon Destinfeld, […]

Keep Memory Alive Gala for Brain Health, Halloween Safety, and more

This show begins with an update on the 25th annual Keep Memory Alive ‘Power of Love Gala’ benefit for the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, which took place this week in Las Vegas. The star studded event was attended by Kenny Loggins, BabyFace, and Bruno Mars among others. Learn more and donate […]

Haunted Dash’s and Trick or Trot 5K’s, HVAC Systems check, and more

This episode begins with Haunted Dash’s and Trick or Trot 5K’s across the country, raising money for charity. We also talk about how now is the perfect time of year to have your HVACSystem checked out before the bitter cold hits this winter. Other topics discussed include: A Honey Bee update the new FDA sodium […]

Chadwick A. Boseman Annual Scholarship, Captain James T Kirk in Space, and more

This episode begins with a new scholarship in the name of Chadwick Boseman at Howard University. Netflix has donated over $5 Million for the Chadwick A. Boseman Annual Scholarship, to pay for 4 years tuition for a deserving student every year at Howard. Boseman, who played Black Panther in the Avenger films, passed away at […]

Boson Marathon, Coalition For Kids, and more

We begin the show with a look at the 41 charities that are officially connected to the Boston Marathon. The 26.3 mile race will take place Monday October 11. The 2019 Boston Marathon raised over $38 Million for charities. Other reports include: Mysfits Farms Haunted Barn in Iowa, with all proceeds going to charity New […]

911 Hockey Heroes Follow Up, Dave Muse from Firefall, and more

We begin this show with a follow up report on the monies raised from the 911 Hockey Heros game at Madison Square Garden between the NYFD and the NYPD. $500,000 was raised for the families of the victims of 911. We also report on Dave Muse from the band Firefall. The longtime horn player for […]

The DGD Fund, NYPD vs NYFD Hockey Heroes, and more.

This show begins with a nod to 5 Georgia Bulldog football players who are taking advantage of the new NIL (Name Image and Likeness) rule, to raise money for charity. They founded the DGD Fund, which stands for Damn Good Dawgs, to raise awareness and money for The American Brain Tumor Association, Happy Feet day […]

Southern Glazer’s Wines Charity, National Parks Selfie Stations and more.

This show begins with a nod to Southern Glazer’s Wines, who just gave $500,000 to charity. The charities were nominated and chosen by their own employees, and 50 different charities throughout the US and Canada received $10,000 each. Congratulations Southern Glazer’s Wines. We also take a look at how National Parks are providing ‘selfie stations’ […]

Albertson’s Golf Outing, Dolly Parton, and more

This episode begins with a report of an Albertsons Golf Outing in Idaho that raised $2.9 million for charity. We also take a look at a new additional 2000 miles of bike trails that have been added in 8 states. We tip our hat to Dolly Parton, who recently gave $1 million to Vanderbilt Medical […]

NFL Charities, Motorcycle Rides, and more

We start the show with a look at the NFL season kicking off with the Hall of Fame game, and welcome the great work the NFL does with Breast Cancer Awareness. We also give a nod to new HOFer Peyton Manning and his work with Children’s Hospitals. August is a big month for meteor showers, […]

Live from Murray State University, Kam Petty, and more.

This episode begins with an interview from Murray State University in Kentucky.  We speak with Cam Petty, a member of the MSU Racers football team.  He’s also a representative on the SAAC, Student Athlete Advisory Council.  Cam shares with us a few of the Community Service initiatives he and his teammates are doing this semester. […]

Shark Attacks, Parents Day, and more

This show begins with a look at social media responsibility, after Adam spoke on campus at Murray State University this week. An upcoming show will feature an interview with a member of their Student Athlete Advisory Council sharing the Racers’ community service efforts. We also report on shark week and the perceived dangers of shark […]

State Fairs, Sunscreen Recall, The Beacon House, and more

It’s State Fair season! So hats off and good luck to all the 4H and Agriculture competitors this summer. This show starts with a nod to State Fair Season, and a mention of a concert with Orleans, Firefall, and Atlanta Rhythm Section presented by Yacht Rock Radio at the Indiana Statute Fair. We also report […]

Parenting Decisions, Pediatric Cancer, and more

This episode begins with a look at the tough decisions facing new parents everyday. From naming the baby, to deciding on daycare, a new parent will face more than 1700 hard decisions in the first year of the baby’s life. We also look at a very cool story of 2 different generations walking 100 miles […]

Fireworks Safety, Holiday Weekend Alcohol Awareness, and more

This episode features a conversation about Fireworks safety. With Sparklers being the number one firework that causes injury, we are all reminded that even the most normal firework can cause tragedy during your 4th of July celebrations. We also discuss alcohol awareness during the Holiday Weekend. This weekend is the number one holiday for beer […]

Fathers Day Weekend, RIP Debt, and more

We begin the show with a look at Fatherhood, in honor of Fathers Day Weekend. We also report on how retirement rates were affected by the Pandemic, revisit the 20 20 20 rule to help your eyesight defend itself against screen time, and talk about a foundation called RIP Debt that has paid off 4.5 […]

World Record Push Ups, Tunnel to Towers, and more

On this show we begin with a report of a Wisconsin man who just set the World Record for doing push ups in a year. Nate Carroll from Wisconsin did more than 1.5 million push ups over the course of a year, to raise money and awareness for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. He did […]

Tyler Trent Charity Golf Outing, FDA Sunscreen Warning, and more

We start the show talking about the recent announcement of the inaugural Tyler Trent Foundation Charity Golf Outing coming on June 28. Established in 2019, The Tyler Trent Foundation is dedicated to continuing Tyler’s mission to support cancer research and honoring his memory by improving the lives of others who are challenged by the same […]

Memorial Day Travel, Cicadas, and more

This episode features a look at the predicted 60% increase in Memorial Day Travel this year, as well as the return of Cicadas after their 17 year nap. We also cover grill tips, hand washing, airline pilots shortage, and more.

Ketchup Packet Shortage, Bruce Arians, and more

We start this show with a follow up report on the Ketchup Packet Shortage in restaurants across the country. We also discuss the healthy benefits of getting in the great outdoors, in the parks departments and in your community. Plus we take a look at the charity efforts of Superbowl Champion Coach Bruce Arians and […]

Red Gold Folds of Honor, Janet Jackson Charity, and more

We begin this show talking about Red Gold Ketchup honoring Folds of Honor, with Red Gold donating a portion every bottle of ketchup sold to educate and support the children and families of our fallen heroes thru Folds Of Honor. We also report on a Janet Jackson Charity Auction. A percentage of all money raised […]

Random Act of Kindness With Shaq, Pet Anxiety, and more

We begin this show with a recent Random Act of Kindness from Shaquille O’neal. Shaq paid off the balance of an Engagement Ring for a man in Georgia, reminding us all to do a Random Act of Kindness in our lives. We also report on the theft of the Louie The Lookout mascot costume in […]

Daylight Savings Time, and more

This weekend we ’spring forward’ with Daylight Savings Time, which not only means setting your clocks ahead to get an extra hour of daylight in the evening, but also means it’s time to hit up your home check list to make sure you’re ready fro spring. We go over a comprehensive list from changing the […]

Oates Song Fest 7908, and more

This show begins with a report on Oates Song Fest 7908, a free virtual concert on March 20th to benefit Feeding America. Daryl Hall, Bob Weir, Sammy Hagar, Dave Grohl and more will perform during the free concert hosted by John Oates and his wife Aimee. We also talk about Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and […]

Charity Scams, The Giving Pledge, and more

On this episode we begin with a warning from the FBI about Charity Scams in the wake of the winter storms that hit Texas. Millions of Texans are in need of assistance, and the scammers are taking advantage of the good hearted people who give. Make sure the charity you’re giving to is legitimate. Reports […]

Mars Rover Perseverance, GM Charity, and more

We begin this show with the news of the Mars Rover Perseverance landing on Mars this week, and what it could mean for future generations. Other Headlines covered on this show include: The JJ Watt Foundation, General Motors supporting the homeless, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively giving $1 Million to Feeding America, and more. We […]

Winter Driving Safety, Seasonal Depression, and more

On this episode, in the heart of winter, we cover Seasonal Depression and Winter Driving Safety. In addition to getting your car serviced, you can find a full list of car recalls at www.nhtca.org. We also discuss a doctor’s recommendation to hold your breath as you walk by people to increase your chance of not […]

Budweiser Vaccine Donation, Pay It Forward, and more

On this episode we report on Budweiser, and that they will not advertise in theNFL Championship game for the first time since 1983. Budweiser will re-direct some of that money toward Covid Vaccine Awareness. We also report on Michael Fishman (DJ from Roseanne and The Connors) donating 500,000 masks in California, a line of 900 […]

15 and the Mahomies, and more

This show kicks off with a story about Patrick Mahomes and the KC Chiefs working together on a great cause. The famous Quarterback Mahomes, and his foundation ’15 and the Mahomies’, have partnered with the Chiefs to get 500 Super Bowl backpacks filled with goodies and school supplies, to deserving children in the Kansas City […]

Waffle House Challenge, and more

On this show we highlight a recent story of a man who took The Waffle House Challenge, and paid it forward. Georgia resident Michael Carsley lost his Fantasy Football League, so he had to spend 24 hours in a Waffle House. He live streamed the event while he was there, taking donations. He raised $1000, […]

Kenny Loggins Fighting Hunger, and more

We begin this show with a report on Why Hunger, a charity partner of Kenny Loggins. Kenny has just partnered with WhyHunger.org to help raise $1Million during their annual #Hungerthon to End Hunger. And oh, by the way, Kenny just celebrated his 73rd Birthday this week on January 7th! We also report on healthy eating […]

Guy Fieri, University of Illinois Dial-A-Carol, and more

We begin this show with a phone call to the University of Illinois and their Dial-A-Carol. Since 1960, you can call a U of I student and have them sing you a Christmas Carol. It’s free and 24 hours. Try it now at 217.332.1882. We also talk about the $22 Million Guy Fieri has raised […]

Jock Bartley from Firefall, Suicide Prevention, and more

On this episode we speak with Jock Bartley from Firefall. The founding member and guitarist behind the 70’s hits You Are The Woman, Just Remember I Love You, and Strange Way, has performed to raise money and awareness for Suicide Prevention. Click to Listen to the entire 60 minute interview with Jock.

Feeding America, Cookies for Caregivers, and more

On this episode we discuss the Feeding America initiative happening all weekend with Jersey Mikes Subs. 20% of every sale at Jersey Mikes on Saturday and Sunday November 21 and 22, will go to Feeding America. Feeding America is a leading organization working with Food Banks to help the 1 in 6 Americans suffering from […]

Down Syndrome Ironman World Record, The Get Together Foundation, and more

On this show we begin with the inspiring story of Nik Nikic, a 21 year old Special Olympics athlete who just became the first person with Downs Syndrome to complete an Ironman Triathlon. He beat the 17 hour cutoff, and is now recognized by the Guinness Book of Records. Congratulation Nic for this inspiring feat! […]

Suicide Prevention, and more

On this episode, we preview a conversation we had with Jock Bartley from the 70’s soft rock band Firefall. Jock has donated his time and talents to support Suicide Prevention. We also take a look at how the recent trick or treat season fared during the pandemic, and take a closer look at how Covid […]

Upcoming November Highlights, Movember, Why Hunger, and more

This show kicks off November with a look at several events and topics of note that take place through the month of November, including: The Movember Campaign, with millions of men growing mustaches and beards for Men’s Health and Cancer Awareness. We also report on a Thanksgiving Virtual Race to support WhyHunger.org and Hungerthon, where […]

Halloween Extravaganza and Safety

This is the Halloween Extravaganza episode! With Halloween coming up, we take a look at alcohol, drunk driving, costume responsibility, social media, sexual assault, and CDC Covid guidelines during this very social Holiday. Adam shares his top 3 Halloween Responsibility issues from being a college campus and fraternity consultant, which are covered quickly in the […]

NASA, Halloween Safety, and more

On this episode, we report on a NASA partnership with billionaire Richard Branson of Virgin Airlines, to use his commercial aircrafts to launch Satellites into space. We also talk about Halloween and Trick or Treat Safety tips, with Halloween 2 weeks away. On an upcoming episode we’ll go over CDC recommendations that are being prepared […]

Nutrition, Kitchen Safety, Eddie Van Halen, and more

This episode takes a look at Nutrition and the importance of eating Vegetables, and Kitchen Safety as a recent study shows 35,000 American men are injured while cooking every year. We also share a few Eddie Van Halen stories after the passing of the music icon earlier this week. We finish the show with another […]

Childhood Cancer Awareness, Selfie Stick Ban, and more

On this episode we discuss Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and the great organization St. Jude Children’s Hospitals.  We also celebrate the 5 year anniversary of the ban of the selfie stick in theme parks, and cover what experts call a ‘Five Year Plan’.  Just for fun we also report on the booming Cardboard Cut Out industry, […]

Boys and Girls Clubs of America, 1st Weekend of Fall, and more

We begin the show with a recent experience Adam had buying tires at Tire Plus.  With an easy donation at the register, you can give to a great organization like The Boys and Girls Clubs of America, to help kids Stay in School, Lead a Healthy Lifestyle, Avoid Risky Behavior, Develop Leadership Skills, and Build […]

Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and More

On this episode we highlight an organization that has raised over $1 Million for Prostate Cancer, while having some fun with beard growth. SeptemBeard.org promotes being a hero by growing a beard, and raising awareness and money, during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. We also hit on financial advice, and talk about your dog’s vocabulary.

Kevin Hart MDA Telethon, Summer is Over, and More

On this episode we discuss the new version of the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, hosted by Kevin Hart.  This re-imagination of the great television cause to raise money for MDA, will be hosted by the comedian and his charity.  The 2 hour tv special will be called The MDA Kevin Hart Kids Telethon, and airs […]

Shoes On Or Off At Home, Mexican Pizza, and More

We begin this show with research showing that taking off your shoes at home probably isn’t the biggest thing to worry about in the world of Germs and Bacteria. We offer a few other germ tips to look out for in addition to or instead of taking off the shoes. We also take a look […]

Michigan “Citizens of the Day”, E Sports, and More.

We start the show with the story of two Michigan boys who found a wallet stuffed with more than $500 in cash. Rather than keep it, they turned it in to police. The Wayland Police Department announced that the boys, Logan Mishoe, age 14, and Austin Nichols, age 13,  would be honorary “Citizens of the […]

Disabled American Vets, Duran Duran Day, and more

This show features an initiative from Turkey Hill Convenience Stores to raise money and awareness for Disabled American Vets.  By rounding up your change to the nearest dollar at check out, Turkey Hill and their sister stores are hoping to raise $250,000 for Disabled American Vets, an organization that helps over 1 million veterans access a full range […]

Cobra Pink CB Radio for Breast Cancer Awareness

This show begins with a report on a charity product from Cedar Electronics. Portions of the proceeds from their Cobra Pink CB Radio will go to Breast Cancer Awareness and Research. Real Truck Drivers use pink CB’s! So look for a pink CB Radio in a Big Rig near you! We also take a look […]

The Parent Trap Reunion benefitting World Central Kitchen, and more

There’s another movie reunion for charity, this time benefiting World Central Kitchen to help feed the hungry. Katie Couric hosted the cast and crew of The Parent Trap, including Lindsay Lohan and Dennis Quaid, to talk about the 1998 movie. Couric posted it to her Instagram. The video has links to donate to World Central […]

100 Million Trees Planted, 5 Second Rule, & More

Adam and Jay cover a lot of ground on this show, start with 100 Million Trees. The search engine Ecosia just planted their 100 millionth tree. Ecosia has used the majority of their revenue to plant trees over their 11 year history. We also report on the fittest city in America, the myth of the […]

Ringo Starr Big Birthday Show, Covid Polling, And More

Jay and Adam start the show with a nod to Ringo Starr, and his 80th birthday this week. To ring in 80, Ringo and his pals performed a livestream charity concert, benefitting Water Aid, The David Lynch Foundation, Black Lives Matter, and Music Cares. Paul McCartney, Joe Walsh, Sheryl Crow, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, and […]

Fireworks Safety, Scam Warning, and More

We cover a load of topics on today’s show, beginning with Fireworks Safety. History shows the danger of fireworks mixed with alcohol and poor decisions is a recipe for disaster. Stay safe everyone!!! We also cover a Scam Warning for popular scams that happen during this Patriotic Weekend, including fake Military or Veteran charities, and […]

Celebrity Show Off for Charity

On today’s show we talk about a new program on TBS raising money for charity. ‘Celebrity Show Off’ is a reality tv competition that pits celebrities against each other. These celebs, featuring Jason Mraz, Ja Rule, Bella Thorne, Kevin Smith, and more, make phone videos hoping they go viral. The best video wins a cash […]

Book Delivery by Drone, Face Mask Strategy

This show takes off by drone, with a story of a School Librarian who is delivering books to children stuck at home during Covid, via drone. She partnered with Wing Drones to deliver the books. Read the entire CBS News story. We also cover some case studies, statistics, and data about wearing Face Masks in […]

WFH & Missing Your Colleagues, Family Movie Night

On this episode we take a look at a website that streams sound effects of an office, so you can listen to the sounds you miss while you Work From Home. Sound Of Colleagues features the background noise from your office so you can feel more connected to the workplace while you WFH. Telephones, the […]

National Cancer Survivors Day, and Driving Safety Tips

This episode takes a look at National Cancer Survivors Day, which takes place the first Sunday in June every year. We also drive straight into Driving Safety tips. With summer travel picking up, we can all drive more alert and keep everyone on the road safe.

National Safety Month, Frankie Banali of Quiet Riot Medical Fund

This episode features National Safety Month and Men’s Health Awareness Month. We also talk about a Medical Fund started by Eden Beckett for Frankie Banali of Quiet Riot. Frankie’s friend Peter Beckett of Player, and Peter’s wife Eden, have started a Go Fund Me to help support Frankie through his battle with cancer. Click here […]

Reunited Apart, Covid Relief, and More

This broadcast continues the theme of ‘Life Durid Covid’, as we take a look at how the pandemic is changing our lives everyday.  We talk in detail about the youtube series hosted by Josh Gad called ‘Reunited Apart’.  This video series is raising money and awareness for Covid 19 Relief, and features reunions of some […]

Buffet, Or Not Buffet. That Is The Question.

Adam and Jay have been discussing dealing with Life During Covid, and with Life After Covid. One of the many changes will be the probable closing of all Buffet Restaurants in America. Buffets have been on the decline anyway over the last 20 years, and now with Covid, they most likely will cease to exist.

Mothers Day During Covid

Happy Mothers Day Weekend! Adam and Jay discuss Mothers Day during Covid. According to a national survey 3 out of 10 people are going to celebrate the day with their mom, closer than 6 feet. Other topics include life after working from home orders begin to lift, and the slow return of professional sports.

All Together Now telethon benefitting the L.A. Emergency COVID 19 Crisis Fund

We begin with the All Together Now telethon benefitting the L.A. Emergency COVID 19 Crisis Fund. Artists including Smokey Robinson, Carole King, Jeff Bridges, Rick Springfield, and our Yacht Rock pals Peter Beckett from Player, Burleigh Drummond, Mary Harris and Ken Stacey from Ambrosia, Steve Lukather from Toto, and many many more. The streaming telethon […]

Alcohol Awareness Month

April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Adam and Jay discuss the importance of Alcohol Awareness during the current crises, and how Alcohol can be an issue while sheltering in place with isolation during the Caronavirus Pandemic. We also cover community service projects at Midwestern State University and The University at Buffalo.

Dolly Parton, Michael McDonald Stepping Up

This show features Jay and Adam from their home studios as the technology works perfectly to broadcast the show while they continue to practice social distancing and WFH (work from home). They share more thoughts on dealing with the COVID19 world we live in, from staying in touch with your Human Resource Department, to the […]

Coping with COVID 19

This show covers just a few of the national stories that have come out of the COVID 19 crisis, from charitable online living room concerts, to business owners chipping in, to everyone social distancing, to the ‘Covidiots’ not taking this situation serious.

Social Distancing and Things To Do

On this episode we explore things to do while you ‘Shelter in Place’ with your families during the social distancing to slow the spread of COVID 19.  From watching all 20 plus Marvel Super Hero movies, to a Monopoly marathon, Adam and Jay provide some ideas that could be fun while you get to spend […]

Nashville Strong, and Spring Break Travel Tips

This episode begins with information about the Tornado that hit Nashville, TN, and how you can help. Click for more info or to donate. We also present Spring Break travel tips to help you and your family during this busy travel time of the year.

David Ayers, and National Kidney Awareness Month

On this show we talk about the inspiring story of David Ayres, the 42 year old Zamboni Driver who, due to 2 Goalie injuries, was called in to play for the Carolina Canes in the NHL.  He saved the last 7 shots of the game for the Canes to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6 […]

Personal Trainer Landon Wadkins and Heart Health Awareness

My own personal trainer Landon Wadkins from Orange Theory Fitness joins me on today’s show to talk fitness and heart health.  February is Heart Health Awareness Month, and Coach Wadkins has some health and fitness tips to keep your ticker in tip top shape.

Peyton Manning Children Hospital, and Breast Cancer Awareness

We begin this show with a conversation with Super Bowl Champion and NFL Veteran Ryan Diem. Ryan and his wife Julie chair a bowling tourney to raise money for Pediatric Cancer and Peyton Manning Children Hospital. This is a follow up report on the Strike Out Cancer event, which raised $120,000! Thank you to everyone […]

Strike Out Cancer raises $120K, and Winter Driving Safety Tips

This show begins with an update on the Strike Out Cancer event that raised $120,000 for Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. You can still donate to Strike Out Cancer. With the coldest time of year, we also talk about Winter Driving Safety tips. Stay warm and drive safe!

National Burn Awareness Week, Frost Bite, and Space Heater Safety

National Burn Awareness week is February 2 to 8.  The coldest part of the winter is a great time to talk about Burn Awareness, due to the amount of Frost Bite cases and Space Heater accidents.  Adam and Jay discuss the similarities between Hypothermia/Frost Bite with a severe Burn, as well as Space Heater safety during the […]

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2020

On this episode we honor the charitable works of some of the members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2020. The Doobie Brothers, Whitney Houston, and Depeche Mode, are just a few of the members of this Rock Hall class who have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to causes around […]

Oscar Award winner Franke Previte, and Toys for Tots

This weekend in honor of Christmas, we speak with Franke Previte, about his Christmas song ‘Merry Christmas Everybody’.  He won an Oscar for best song in 1987 for composing ‘I’ve Had The Time Of My Life’ on the Dirty Dancing soundtrack. Now he’s teamed up with Vivace and Mark Masri, for this wonderfully produced instant […]

Toys For Tots with The Nauti Yachtys

On this episode Adam and Jay talk about the incredible history of the Toys For Tots program with the US Marines, with a fun show benefitting Toys For Tots. On Friday December 20 at the Vogue Theatre, Yacht Rock tribute band The Nauti Yachtys will set sail! The first 100 people to bring a new […]

Thanksgiving Fun Facts, Blackout Wednesday Alcohol Awareness

This show features Adam and Jay going over a plethora of Thanksgiving Fun Facts. From the silly, like 50 Million pumpkin pies being eaten on Turkey Day, to the more serious, like the night before Thanksgiving being nicknamed Blackout Wednesday do to Alcohol Consumption and Abuse, this show is sure to get you in the […]

Veterans Day and Holiday Planning

On this show we honor the men and women of the United State Armed Forces with a tribute to Veterans Day. Jay and Adam also talk about Holiday Planning to get you ready for the hustle and bustle of the end of the year and the holiday season. With the proper planning you can stay […]

Turkey Trot Prep and November Awareness

On this show we welcome November by getting ready for the Thanksgiving fun runs known as Turkey Trots and Drumstick Dashes. Plan ahead now to sign up for a Charity Run on thanksgiving morning.  We also run down a few major and fun Awareness Days happening this month, including Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, No Shave […]

Ed Asner Family Center, Fall Travel Tips

Ed Asner celebrates his 90th with a Benefit Birthday Party on November 3rd at the Hollywood Roosevelt, with proceeds going to the Ed Asner Family Center for Autism/Special Needs Awareness. The night will feature special guests and performances by Jackson Browne, Steve Lukather from Toto, Dick Van Dyke, Nancy Sinatra, Mark Hamill and many more. […]

October Is Breast Cancer and Liver Cancer Awareness Month

October is full of Awareness. Adam and Jay cover not only Breast Cancer and Liver Awareness month, but also take a look at a long list of Awareness Month topics from National Pretzel Month to National Book Fair month, and even Zombie Preparedness Month! Happy October!

National Good Neighbor Day, and National Homemade Cookie Month

Another wonderful edition of national Public Affairs radio kicks off with a discussion on National Good Neighbor Day, which takes place September 28th. President Jimmy Carter named the day in 1978 to promote Good Neighbors, Strong Communities, and Safe Neighborhoods. This show also features a report on National Homemade Cookie Month, covering an easy activity […]

Rock The Yacht Benefit Concert, Fall Preparedness

We set sail on this show with a Benefit Concert in Dayton, OH at the Levitt Pavilion coming September 26th. It’s the Rock the Yacht tour featuring Ambrosia, Peter Beckett the Voice of Player, and John Ford Coley. Get tickets for this incredible lineup and help support the free concert lineup next year at the […]

Self Care Awareness Month

Adam and Jay celebrate Self Care Awareness Month by addressing the 8 areas of Self Care. Much like the oxygen mask in an airplane, you need to take care of yourself, before you can take care of others. The topics discussed in this show can be found at EvolveToLive.org.

National Teen Driving Safety Week

Adam and Jay discuss safety tips to discuss with your teenager as part of Teen Driving Safety Week. Thank you to Teen Driver Source for the information. We also cover a green initiative many hotels are adopting as they stop production of the miniature shampoo bottles provided in the hotel bathroom.

Bus Stop Safety and Homework Tips

On this episode Adam and Jay discuss a very sobering topic concerning Bus Stop Safety. Too many children are hurt or killed from drivers not paying attention to the Bus Stop Arm instructing drivers to Stop. Many states have new Bus Stop Arm laws to help with this issue, with severe fines for violators. We […]

Let’s go Back to School!

On this episode, Adam and Jay talk about Back to School tips, for every age from Kindergarten to College. Click here for more information on the topics discussed in this show. We also talk about Adam’s recent trip to the University of Tennessee to speak with the Volunteers football team about Social Media.

Sun and UV Protection

This episode features a conversation about Sun Damage, Skin Cancer, UV Protection, and more. From your skin to your eyes, we go over tips to help protect yourself from the harmful UV rays of the Sun as we come thru the home stretch of the summer season. Learn more about protection from the Sun.

TCC Culure of Good, 4th of July Tips

We begin this show with a tip of the hat to The Cellular Connection and their Culture of Good. This community service arm of their company focuses on helping the communities of their national locations with 4 annual initiatives; Teachers, Rescue Animals, Schools, and Veterans. We also talk about the history of the 4th of […]

Silent Disco recap, Fathers Day History

We quickly recap the Silent Disco sponsored by Vibenomics, raising over $30,000 for the Fishers Youth Assistance Program. This episode also features a report on the history of Fathers Day, as we celebrate your Dad this weekend in America!

Vibe Fest for Fishers Youth Assistance Program, and Travel Safety Tips

We begin the show with a Silent Disco party to benefit the Fishers Youth Assistance Program. Get more info and buy your tickets for this awesome event on Friday night June 7. The evening features a live concert at the Nickel Plate Amphitheater from a Journey Tribute band, and a Silent Disco at the Vibenomics […]

Music Appreciation with Prince, Making Affordable Family Memories

On this show we highlight Music Appreciation by talking about a brand new album from Prince. Learn more about the exclusive album download from Tidal Music. We also discuss affordable ways to make memories with your family, from a simple game night, to a quick road trip, to checking out a nearby State Park. Learn […]

The Gas Station Diet, and Healthy Vision Month Awareness

This show covers a healthy snack tip called the Gas Station Diet, presented in an Anytime Fitness blog post. When you’re pressed for time, skip the greasy drive thru and stop at the gas station for some healthier options like nuts, string cheese, fruit, etc. We also touch on Healthy Vision Month Awareness, discussing screen […]

Recreation Northwest with KAFE 104.1, and Springtime Safety Tips

This episode begins with an update from Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, where the recent Torrey Smith Family Fund charity basketball game took place. We report on the Recreation Northwest public health campaign Whatcom Parkscriptions Day, supported by our affiliate KAFE 104.1 in Bellingham WA. We also have Springtime Safety Tips to keep you and […]

Speedy Q Tree Planting Program, Alcohol Awareness

This episode features a Tree Planting Program at Speedy Q Convenience Stores. Speedy Q’s Reduced Emissions Program is reducing emissions up to 30%, making communities cleaner and greener. Find out more. We also cover Alcohol Awareness Month, and discuss a simple 4 question test called CAGE Screening to determine if Alcohol is a problem in […]

GameStop Cares, Jammin’ for Jaclyn, and Earth Day

On this show Adam Ritz and Jay Baker tip their hat to the corporate giving at GameStop and their Power To The Planet program. Support a cancer benefit concert with New Jersey affiliate Oldies 107.9 WOLD called Jammin’ For Jaclyn and cover Earth Day 2019.

Volunteerism, Folds of Honor and The Pride Stores

This show features a report from The Pride Stores and their work with Folds of Honor. Folds of Honor supports military families thru scholarships and more, and The Pride Stores donated a portion of every cup of coffee to Folds of Honor. We also report on April being National Volunteerism Month, by encouraging Volunteering at […]

Get Go Gift Giving, Healthy Habits, and Tornado Preparedness

On this show we report on a Get Go Gift Giving program that donated $5000 to the All Saints Knights of Columbus Council, benefiting the American Cancer Society, Emma’s Footprints, Emmaus Ministries Soup Kitchen, and more! Learn more about Get Go. We also discuss a 9 Point Healthy Habit daily plan, and Tornado Preparedness during […]

Fit Flight N Fun, Wabash College Mental Health

Our show begins with a report on a fun and active fundraiser for your school, team, group, or scout troop. Instead of selling high calorie candy for a fundraiser, you can have a fundraiser at a Trampoline Park! Check out Flight Fit n Fun for more info. This show also feature an interview with David […]

Duchess Cancer Donation, and National Sleep Awareness Month

We begin the broadcast with a report from Columbus OH, at the Duchess Shoppes convenience stores Corporate Headquarters. Duchess recently donated $60,564.49 to the OSUCCC-James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute to aid the fight against cancer. Learn more here. This show also feature an update on National Sleep Awareness Week, highlighting the importance of […]

Parkers Emergency & Trauma Center, Boy Scouts of America

This show begins with a report from Savannah GA on the Parkers Emergency & Trauma Center. Parkers high end convenience stores sponsors this Health Care Center, and even provides gas cards to patients who need ongoing medical treatment. We also report on the life lessons learned in the Boy Scouts of America. Be prepared! Learn […]

Water Conservation Report, and Remembering Live Aid

On this show we report on a Water Conservation Project in Baltimore known as The Water Wheel. Recently, Canton Car Wash donated $10,000 to the water Conservation Project in Baltimore Harbor. Also, in honor of the 5 Oscar Nominations for Bohemian Rhapsody in this year’s 91st Academy Awards, we take a look back at the […]

Education Tips, and a STEM Grant from AT&T Aspire

We begin this episode featuring a grant from AT&T Aspire to the Dibia Dream Foundation in Miami to support STEM Education. Learn more about how the grant will provide a free Saturday class to kids in new Orleans and Miami. We also discuss important Education Tips for young elementary age children, that every young parent […]

National Canned Food Month

Join us for National Canned Food Month, as we discuss the importance the canned food industry plays in Feeding the Hungry, Recycling, and the U.S Economy, with fun facts along the way. Did you know the Canned Food Alliance produced a Super Bowl commercial in 1985? Watch it below. Learn more about the topics covered […]

Winter Driving Safety

On this episode Adam and Jay discuss Winter Driving Safety.  This is the time of year the snow and ice can really pile up to make driving an unsafe activity for you and your family.  Plan ahead with Winter Driving Preparedness to keep you and your family safe during the cold winter months.  Learn more from […]

Ryan Diem and Strike Out Pediatric Cancer, and Blood Donor Awareness Month

This show features an interview with former NFL Star and Super Bowl Champion Ryan Diem.  Ryan has been promoting Pediatric Cancer Awareness since he was in the NFL.  He and his wife Julie are co hosts of the ‘Strike Out Cancer’ Bowling Event to raise funding and awareness for Pediatric Cancer and the Peyton Manning […]

Cyber Crimes, Hackers, and Identity Theft

During this episode Adam and Jay talk about Cyber Crimes.  The online criminals and hackers are ready to pounce on you and your cyber bank accounts like a lion on a wounded gazelle.  The discussion includes red flags, risk reduction, and talking to the elderly about cyber scams. The study and research referenced can be […]

Space Heater Safety and Rock 4 Relief

Adam Ritz and co host Jay Baker start this show with a segment on Space Heater Safety and Winter Heating Relief Funds. Click to learn more about Space Heater Safety Tips. Also discussed is a recent social media bullying disaster leading to a discussion on Social Media Responsibility. The show wraps up with a charity […]

Indy Car Driver Charlie Kimball and the JDRF

This episode features a conversation with Charlie Kimball.  Charlie is a professional race car drive hitting speeds over 200 MPH on the Indy Car racing circuit.  As a young adult, Charlie was diagnosed with Diabetes.  Currently he is an ambassador for the JDRF.  The JDRF funds type 1 diabetes research, turning Type One into Type None. […]

Tatum Parker

This show features a conversation with an amazing young woman, Tatum Parker. Tatum is a multi survivor of Cancer, after being diagnosed at a very young age. Her and her family started the Tatum PArker Project to provide backpacks filled with goodies for children diagnosed with Cancer, and to raise money and awareness. If you’d […]

Fatheadz CEO/President Rico Elmore

Rico Elmore joins me to talk about the importance of Corporate Giving.  Rico sharethe initiatives him and his staff at Fatheadz Eyewear are involved with including giving eye frames to the needy.

Flu Shots, Phones At Dinner, and Social Media Responsibility

Regular radio vets Libby Farr and Taylor Scott join me to discuss 3 topics including; the importance and dangers of Flu Shots, Watching TV or worse your smart phone while you eat a family dinner, and a recent story of a University of Alabama student who was expelled for a terribly ignorant and irresponsible social […]

Sports Psychologist and Author Dr. Rob Bell

This episode features a conversation with Dr. Robb Bell. We talk about his latest book called ‘No One Gets There Alone.’ This book is about helping others, not only in athletics, but in the corporate world as well, with an athletic mindset. Life is a competition, and No One Gets There Alone! This show also […]

Ken Stacey and Heartland, promote Love and The Spirit of Martin Luther King

This show features an interview with Ken Stacey. Ken is the lead singer for Grammy nominated recording artist Ambrosia. Ken, and his very talented musical special guests, are putting on a show on Sunday, January 14th at Bogies in Westlake Village, CA.  This is a special musical celebration of Love and the Spirit of Martin […]

Cancer Awareness with Atlanta Rhythm Section

We feature an interview with founding member of Atlanta Rhythm Section, sharing a story of a Benefit Cancer Tennis Tourney.  Dean played tennis with Paul Davis, Kansas, The Commodores, and more, to raise money for Cancer Research.  We also have some fun and talk about the Atlanta Rhythm Section monster 70’s hits ‘Imaginary Lover’ and ‘So […]

Matt Hall from Azimuth

Major Matt Hall from the United States Army joins us to talk about Azimuth.  Azimuth is a non profit that provides resources for Vets.  Everything from Job Training to Substance Abuse.  More info at www.AzimuthList.org. Azimuth is presenting Red White and Brew Fest, with several great local craft breweries, to raise money and awareness on October […]

Hurricane Maria Relief in Puerto Rico

This features information on the best ways to help and support the victims of hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.  Puerto Rico was devastated by recent hurricanes and is still in need of our help to restore power, and start the rebuilding.  This show also features an interview with Florida Gators head football coach Jim McElwain.

Hurricane Relief

We welcome Radio Veteran Taylor Scott to the show for a report on the devastation left behind by 2 back to back Hurricanes in Texas and Florida.  As relief efforts continue, you can make a donation by texting REDCROSS to 90999. Segments also include a Rocky Mountain Fellowship Retreat and Coach Everett Withers on Character […]

Fallen Officer, Lt. Aaron Allen Fundraiser, and Walk a Mile In Her Shoes

We welcome veteran Radio News Person Libby Farr to this show.  Libby and I share 2 main charity reports on the Walk a Mile In Her Shoes campaign, and the Lt. Aaron Allen Fundraiser.  Police Officer Lt. Aaron Allen was tragically murdered by a car crash victim he was trying to help, and leaves behind […]

Brian Galloway and OGO Technology

This show features a conversation with Brian Galloway.  Brian was paralyzed from the waist down in a motorcycle accident.  He has partnered with a company from New Zealand called Ogo Technology (www.ogotechnology.com) to help other’s like him not only have an easier way to traverse the terrain, but to cope with their paralysis, have more […]

Scott McCorkle, Chairman of Fuzic, and Corporate Charity.

This show features a fascinating conversation with Scott McCorkle.  Scott is a Tech and Marketing advisor and investor.  He’s been a part of many successful companies, including Exact Target, Salesforce, Torchlight, and most recently Scott has been named the Chairman of Fuzic, a Marketing Tech company. www.FuzicMedia.com Adam and Scott discuss the importance of Employee Engagement […]

Sean Pugh from Purdue University

This show features an interview with Sean Pugh, the Player Development Director for Purdue University Boilermakers football.  Sean shares with us the programs and initiatives the Boilermakers have in place to serve the community.  Sean also works with the football players to build the foundation for these young men to be ready for life after […]

Blythe Newsome and Modern Mom

We catch up with Blythe Newsome, columnist from Modern Mom to discuss parenting, and breast cancer awareness.  This show also features a report on Make A Wish Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association, and more.  

Ryan Vaughn and the Indiana Sports Corp

Our featured interview on this show is with Ryan Vaughn, the CEO of Indiana Sports Corp. Ryan shares how ISC works with charities and foundations, and promotes incredible events like the ‘Indy Ultimate’. Register for this amazing event/race at www.IndianaSportsCorp.org. This show also features and interview about Integrity and Character with the University of Washington […]

Unified Track with Lee Lonzo and Mitch Bonar

This show features a report from a Unified Track meet, with Champions Together Director Lee Lonzo and Unified Track coach Mitch Bonar.  Unified Track is a national phenomenon, pairing high school kids with special needs with their High School peers to compete together for a State Championship sanctioned by the sate athletic Association.  More information […]

Josh Wildman from Bottom Line Faith

Our feature interview on this show is with Josh Wildman.  Josh is the CEO of The Wildman Business Group.  This interview is from his appearance on Bottom Line Faith, a show co-hosted by Adam Ritz, with Ray Hilbert, touching on leadership in the marketplace.  Josh and his company do amazing works with Philanthropy, Mission Trips, […]

Wynn Smiley from Alpha Tau Omega

We catch up with the CEO of Alpha Tau Omega, with my co host from Bottom Line Faith, Ray Hilbert.  Wynn shares his expertise on leadership faith and philanthropy.  More info atwww.BottomLineFaith.org

Lee Marcum and the Donut 5K

Lee Marcum, CEO of Jacks Donuts, joins me to talk about the Donut 5K benefitting the Hamilton County Human Society.  This show features philanthropy reports from Bradley University, and a fatherhood initiative in the Rocky Mountains. 

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