Today's focus was car accidents, particularly when you're behind a stopped School Bus or at a construction sight. Several chimed in about their own stories. All of this began when news of a man was killed waiting behind a school bus in St. Lawrence County. Oh, Donald Sutherland died and SG talked about his scene in Animal House.

No Joe today, but since it was Juneteenth, Glenn took time to acknowledge the day with some google background. The main topic today however, was Customer Service particularly in Watertown/Jefferson County. Glenn said a local grocery store NEEDS to hire more cashiers at 30 bucks an hour instead of ridiculous self-serve aisles. Good stuff!

Solo today, so Glenn had calls from Kevin Oliver who talked about the death of the original boxing club coach, Dan Jones. Then, Louie called to say he's pissed at Glenn and quite frankly the entire planet. It's hot stay cool!

Look! Ken created AI music from the Live at Five opening jingle! Glenn sampled two versions and promised to create a catchy tune for the Hamas protestors to spice up their boring chants! AI remained the topic throughout the show when Danny called about the dangers of it. Glenn also shared a touching video of a British kid who got his wish to see the Phillies in London this past week!

Well, Glenn's segment yesterday was on Newzjunky.com, so he felt it was only necessary to talk about the changes at Watertown High School with Attorney Joe Stanley and School Board member, Millie Smith. Millie says removing resource officers for retired police officers was a fiscal decision. Good show!

Glenn was solo today and covered the Thompson Park robbery story, the lamp shade guy on the northside and of course Hunter Biden's conviction. Good stuff!

Glenn interviewed a Canadian band that's coming to the Clayton Opera House this Friday. Then, Louie called in with another epic call about his dislike for Jeff Graham and tax assessments. Lefty called to agree and then it was the Glenn show, pretty much in the show's second half.

Wednesday's show started light-hearted, but took a different turn when 'Hollywood Caller' chimed in about Larry Hagman and then went to today's headlines. That was interrupted by Attorney Joe Stanley's weekly call about dangers on interstates and illegal fireworks. Then a local woman explained why crime and decay in Watertown convinced her to move outside the city.