1.19.12

Glenn gave his listeners the sad news about the loss of a former employee and friend at the station. Dick Whelan, career media man from Syracuse died last night. Glenn and Oz shared a moment at the beginning of the show, before the show went back to its usual form.


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1.18.12

Well, after the big City Manager news from last night, Glenn fielded one call after another. City Manager Mary Coriveau was given notice that her current contract will not be extended. Glenn didn't know why, but it seemed others did, more particularly, callers on today's show.


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1.17.12

Tuesday's show included our attorney friend from Syracuse, Joe Stanley. Glenn brought up the recent cruise ship sinking, as well as the hardship of ruining your car in slushy and crappy conditions. Then 'Oz' stopped by to talk about Elton John and other 70s pop stars, and the usual 'stuff' on today's show.


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1.16.12

On a dreary day back to work, Glenn tried to break in today's stories as best he could. More about the dog park, and Glenn thinks the local media should get away from referring to winter weather as a bad thing.


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1.13.12

Good Friday show with a solo Glenn doing it on one hell of a windy, snowy day. Winter has just arrived 5 weeks late.


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1.12.12

It's all about the wind issue today. Once again, Glenn invited Rob Aliasso, Hester, and Brooks to the studio to discuss the latest on the windmill farms proposed for the Golden Crescent region. The main point today, was all about 'Article 10', a new mandate created by Governor Cuomo to override local law makers when it comes to energy-related projects.


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1.11.12

Today's first 'Financial' hour for 2012, included the latest economic updates, investment strategies, and of course Glenn's take on things. The usual callers, plus a female caller who chimed in about store owners who don't take the time to clean their sidewalks.


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