Newsradio 1070 Wkok

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host an 90-minute open phones discussion regarding police shootings, the Maxine Watters remark calling for more confrontation, and DEP's onerous rules about two ducks on a Union County farm.

Mark Lawrence and co-host Ben Reichley host US Congressman Dan Meuser (R-9th, Dallas, Pa.) on the US Mexico border crisis, his recent trip to the border, and solutions to the crisis.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan discuss the rioting/looting in Brooklyn Center, Minn., and issue of racism in policing, and we talked about citizen training, racism, police training, and other aspects of bias.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host an open phones argument about the protesters seeking the removal of some Confederate monuments at Gettysburg Battlefield. We also discussed the US/Mexico border crisis, overnight protests and looting after a police shooting, and cancel culture.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan discuss the pluses and minuses of Georgia's new election law, and we discuss a Schuylkill County free speech case going to the US Supreme Court.

Robert Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with their reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers and have updates on the local labor market. Chad Evans, founder and President Stone State Entertainment, WQKX Radio Personality, talks about his work teaming up individuals and businesses with video-conferencing opportunities, small and massive meetings online, particularly since the pandemic.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host American University professor and CBS News Analyst Leonard Steinhorn, talking about President Joe Biden's gun law changes, infrastructure plans and the US Mexico border crisis. During open phones, we discuss immigration and other topics.

State Senator John Gordner (R-27th, Berwick) State Senate Majority Whip, on the PA budget negotiations, investigating nursing homes and the Gov. Wolf administration, any proposed gun law changes in Pennsyvlania, and the failed, and soon to appear, referenda.