Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson opens up this Friday with Trump’s classified document case and the President’s authority over classified documents, the elected people that serve the people of America, the differences in Trump’s and Biden’s classified document cases, the elected office is what is important, not the person that is sitting in the chair in that office and he uses Gov. Mills as an example.

Segments 3-4:  Ray talks about being proud of America and Dee Dee reads the oath that the President of the United States. Gunny Mike calls in to talk about President Biden’s troubles.

Segments 5-6:  Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) joins Ray and explains that he had Covid and it knocked him for a loop. They get down to business with the Abortion Bills, the DHHS system, OPEGA Report, and more.

Segment 7:  Ray welcomes Steve Karp who is running for RSU 40 School Board in Waterboro. He shares a brief personal history and why he decided to run for office. They get into the school board which is made up of 16 people, Josh Blackman and Nichole Taylor can all make a difference. For more information, call 207-790-0297 or email slkarp56@gmail.com.

Segment 8:  Ray is joined by Cumberland County Sheriff Kevin Joyce (https://www.cumberlandso.org). Ray teases Sheriff Joyce about the life of law enforcement being like it was in Mayberry, they discuss some of the past mascots like McGruff the Crime Dog, and Retro Bill of the D.A.R.E. program of law enforcement.

Segments 9-10:  Sheriff Joyce and Ray discuss the potential summer uptick in traffic accidents and the frustration with the Maine Legislature. He gives one of the biggest frustrations of trying to get a bill passed to fix a loophole.

Segments 11-12:  Ray and Sheriff Joyce continue the discussion with the frustration of the Bills coming out of the Maine Legislature including Maine’s Bill An Act to Safeguard Gender-affirming Health Care, LD 1735, and how it will affect law enforcement, human trafficking, homelessness, the plan to deal with the migrant issue, the cartel, finding solutions, and more.

Segment 13:  Ray takes calls. Ben Smith joins Ray and Dee Dee in the studio and they talk about Red City Ale House and then take another call.

Segment 14:  Ben’s family joins Ray in the studio and they discuss transgenders competing in women’s sports.

Segment 15:  Amy, Sophia, Lucia Pompeo, and Ben Smith (Junction Bowl / The Sidecar, and now open, Red City Ale House) are all in the studio just cutting up and having fun. They talk about the three vastly different restaurants they have and whether to open another venue. Ray asks Sophia about her plans and more.

Segment 16: Ray and Ben talk about what is trending for fine whiskeys at The Sidecar and some of the upcoming acts for this weekend. They talk about the Red City’s teardrop speakers and where their parking is available.

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