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On The Other Side of Midnight, Lionel gets into sports history as he talks about racial integration in the NBA, scandals in the NFL, new perspectives on lacrosse and fun facts about famous wrestlers. Lionel later talks about getting into AARP, how social media distorts reality and talks with a blind, meat-eating, Hindu, European blind man and a woman interrogated about a 45 year-old sexual abuse case. In the third hour, Lionel discusses boogieing, bias in conjunction with blindness, perceptions of race and color and much more. Lionel wraps up the show talking about the dangers of compulsive gambling. He talks with callers about their gambling habits or the habits of people in their lives.

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