



Assemblyman and Congressional candidate Robert Smullen called in today to talk about why his opponent is not qualified, despite the fact that his opponent received a rousing endorsement from President Trump and other prominent republicans. Glenn fielded calls after that for a very entertaining show.

No Attorney Joe Stanley today. But the thunderstorm and the 'Justin-Reveal' made up for that. Glenn talked about the Hantavirus ordeal, and had an intelligent discussion with a guy who knew about it. Justin called in at the end to reveal he has been in contact with Jesus Christ and speaks in many tongues. All this during a thunderstorm. Good show!

Solo Glenn spent nearly 30 minutes interviewing Susan Granger. Susan was born into the Hollywood movie scene and would remain there for her whole life. Susan shared her stories about growing up with her producer dad, her producer step dad, her husband and kids who were all in the industry too. Susan gave us her opinions of what Hollywood was and what it became. Susan, now 87 continues as a syndicated critic of movies and Broadway plays. Great show!

Solo Glenn reflected on his new jacket today. It's light and he looks like Mr. Rogers now. Glenn saw 'Twins' yesterday for the first time, and then saw several other modern movies that were not as good. The 'Movie-Guy' chimed in and added great stuff to Glenn's rant about the movies he saw while grouting up. Good show!

Solo Glenn had an entertaining 'Light-Hearted Friday' show. Discussions about UFOs, the Firmament, and one crazy call after another. Jason Trainor too for his birthday. Kelly called in too to tell Glenn he's asleep and doesn't want to know the truth. Good show!

Solo Glenn had one crazy caller after another. This included a guy who loves telling Glenn he's a husband. It also included Crazy Donnie who feels threatened by Paul Lawrence. This spurred calls and responses for a lively Thursday show!

Solo Glenn starred the show with his thoughts about the Stefon Diggs accuser, and today's boring Hotlin Show with Councilman Doug Osborne. Attorney Joe Stanley called in about which direction should E-Bikes travel, plus the Johnson & Joshnson Talcum case in the UK. Good show!

Solo Glenn had good calls from listeners who covered two incidents recently. One, was the fire on Mechanic Street, an old man who was hit by a car and died, and Rich Gladle chimined in again about his buddy who was attached on Factory Street. The them today, Watertown, like much of upstate NY is a mess.