On Wednesday’s Good Morning Show

Morgan Wright is CEO of Crowd Sourced Investigations and has an extensive background in criminal profiling and behavioral analysis.  He talks about the investigation into the women who were freed this week after 10 years being held captive in Cleveland.

Jill Brown is running for the 4^th District seat on the Omaha Public School Board.  She stopped by to talk about what OPS voters are looking from a new school board and why she is running for a seat. Her opponent is current board member Justin Wayne.

Jeff Beals and Trenton Magid make their weekly visit and update on their show “grow Omaha” heard Saturday morning’s at 8 AM on 1110 KFAB.  New development at 90^th and Center, the new cancer ground breaking at UNMC and other development were discussed today.

Smooth jazz vocalist Al Jarreau joined us to talk about his upcoming visit to Omaha to appear at this Friday’s Omaha Symphone Gala with guest pianist Condoleezza Rice.  The show is 8 PM at the Holland Center and tickets are available at ticketomaha.com

You can hear these interviews and more on the Good Morning Show podcast page.

Charles Ramsey is the neighbor who set free the three women held captive in the house in Cleveland on Monday evening.  His interviews on various networks Monday evening were set to music and this video is going viral!

On Tuesday Good Morning Show

Leslie Sorrell is a political strategist and President of the Magnolia Group.  She says that the Heritage Foundation’s estimate that putting 11 million illegal immigrants on the path to citizenship will cost taxpayers 6.3 trillion dollars is drawing criticism, especially from the left, but also from the right.

Douglas County food establishments had failed to pay for their 2013 permits to serve food and beverage were being  posted as closed starting Monday.  County health department director Dr. Adi Pour says those businesses had been closed until the permits are paid. This comes a week after Dr Pour publicly expressed outrage that more than 100 businesses at that time were not in compliance.

You can hear these interviews and more on the Good Morning Show podcast page.

On Monday’s Good Morning Show:

Joe Jordan with Nebraska Watchdog.org made his weekly visit. This week he updated us on the Mayor’s race and specifically the fund raising success of Jean Stothert. He also spoke of the the message sent by the Omaha World-Herald’s endorsement of Stothert.

Justin Wayne is on the Omaha Public School board and is running for re-election to the newly drawn 4^th District.  He talks about recent problems the OPS board has faced and what the new board needs to do to regain the trust and respect of OPS voters.

You can hear these and other interviews on the Good Morning Show podcast page.

NFL Superstar Emmitt Smith is the keynote speaker at next Tuesday's DJ's Hero Awards at the Century Link.  He talked to us about football, his victory in "Dancing With the Stars" and his message he will deliver in Tuesday's speech.

You can hear this interview and more on the Good Morning Show podcast page.

On Thursday’s Good Morning Show-

What’s with the snow, how much longer will it be cold, and how does this set us up for the rest of spring into the summer.  Channel 6 Chief Meteorologist Mike LaPoint tells us what to expect and why we experienced this very rare May snow.

Every Thursday former KFAB  talk host Jerry Hudson joins us to talk about the news of the week.  Among the topics this week were former Congress members holding a hearing about extra-terrestrials.

You can hear these and other interviews on the Good Morning Show podcast page.

David relied on his military skills where he had learned how to sew his stripes and hem his own uniforms.

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On Wednesday’s Good Morning Show:

Jeff Beals and Trenton Magid are hosts of “Grow Omaha” heard Saturday mornings at 8 AM on 1110 KFAB.  Today the guys updated us on new construction at Lauritzen Gardens, the return of the Olympic Swim Trials, big news from century Link offering 1 GB internet in West Omaha, and more.

Madea Benjamin is co-founder of Code Pink but is presently talking about her opposition to the U.S. use of drones and the deaths these drones caused to innocent bystanders. Her book is “Drone Warfare: Killing By Remote Control” Benjamin is in Omaha to speak at UNO’s Milo Bail Student Center tonight (Wednesday)

You can hear these and other interviews on the Good Morning Show podcast page.