Frank starts the show joined by WABC host Dominic Carter to talk about an AI candidate running for mayor in Cheyenne, Wyoming. He moves on to talk with John Mainelli, a former WABC Program Director, veteran radio consultant and former columnist for the New York Post. They discuss political correctness, the future of talk radio and the anniversary of the O.J. murders. Frank ends the hour breaking the news of protesters in Cal State breaking into an administration building. Frank starts the hour discussing the latest developments in competitive eating with a match coming up between Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi. He moves on to talk with Yvette Francis, a City College of New York professor and the designer of the new book Robin Hood’s Barn: A Study of Ice Age Culture. They discuss how information was transmitted during the ice age and how those symbols endure. Frank starts the third hour talking about a Harvard study that discusses the existence of aliens on earth. He then talks to Noah Goldman, the founder and president of the International Sumo League as they discuss the viability of sumo wrestling as a popular sport in the United States. He moves on to speak with Keith Hartzell, former Ocean City, NJ Council President and author of the new book, Nothing but Gratitude: Reflections of my Life in Ocean City, Faith, Family and Friends. They discuss Ocean City and Keith's reflections on life. Frank wraps up the show talking about breaking up friendships. He is also joined by Noam Laden for News You Can Use and radio host Brian Kilmeade to discuss news of the day.
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