Adam Ritz Show

We begin the day with a nod to Golf Outing season. With the warmer temperatures arriving, Golf Outings will be a great way to spend your entertainment dollar to have some fun while still raising money for a great cause. Other segments include; A new Scam Alert involving a fake product recall on recent Amazon purchases; the USPS is having revenue problems, and will not be able to pay their employees by February of 2027; A new study shows walking in silence has health benefits; A Sleep Technique to help you fall asleep faster; and more.

We begin the show with a recent award Keith Urban won recognizing his charity work with the St. Judes Childrens Hospital. Since 1989 Urban has raised more than $1 Billion for St. Judes. Other segments include; A restoration project at The Alamo in San Antonio, due to be complete in early 2028; A recent study about the health benefits of boring repetitive meals; Professors can tell if a term paper was written by AI by the constant use of the term ‘moreover’; A sleep study about the benefits of short naps, even a 5 minute nap can be helpful and recharge your batteries; and more.

[powepress] This show begins with a discussion of Charity Auctions, with the example of the 1800’s era Levi Jeans that were sold at auction for $76,000. Other segments include an “Office’ themed Bar Crawl for charity in Ohio for the Make A Wish Foundation; Police vs Firefighter Hockey game, Battle of The Badges, raising money for the Make A Wish Foundation; Rob Hale, co-owner of the Boston Celtics, committing to give away $1 Million a week to Boston area charities in a calendar year for a total of $52 Million; supporting and enjoying State Parks; and more.

We begin the show with a discussion about Gambling. $3.3 Billion is wagered on the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament alone. If you or someone you know is having a problem with Gambling, find more information ConcernCenter.com or GambleAware.org. Other reports include; FOMO on Tin Tok is leading to addictive behavior; A Dementia Report, listing the red flags to look for in Dementia; and more.

On this encore presentation, we begin with an interview from Murray State University in Kentucky. We speak with Cam Petty, a member of the MSU Racers football team. He’s also a representative on the SAAC, Student Athlete Advisory Council. Cam shares with us a few of the Community Service initiatives he and his teammates are doing this semester. We also take a look at Olympic Athletes who have sold their Gold Medal to raise money for charities and foundations. This fall, Bill Russel will sell his 1956 US Olympic Gold Medal we won as the Captain of the USA Basketball Team, to raise money for his mentoring foundation. We also take a look at an NFL player from the Colts named Kenny Moore, and his work with a charity called A Kid Again.

We begin this show with a quick discussion on the Time Change, Seasonal Depression, and the advantages to your health of a longer day with more sunlight. Segments include; Jersey Mikes Day of Giving, which raised $30 million dollars for charity last year alone. This is the 16th year for the charity, which donates all sales from Wednesday March 25th to the Special Olympics USA Games; A new study from Harvard reveals the amount of fatal car crashes increases on days when new music is released, due to distracted driving; Driverless Taxi update; and more.

We begin the show with a charity concert event in Marion, IL called Will Rock For Food. Christopher Cross will headline and perform on June 19 to raise money and awareness for the Marion Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen. Other segments include; Rock band Metallica is awarded a Red Cross Gala Award for their efforts organizing and promoting Blood Drives; A Julien Auction to raise money for the Gibson Gives Benefit, with signed guitars from The Doobie Brothers, Willie Nelson, James Taylor, and more; A report on Intermittent Fasting vs Traditional Dieting; Babysitting is now $19 to $29 per hour; A report on keeping fit and how it relates to staying calm under pressure; and more.

We begin the show with a nod to the Connor Kasin Foundation. Connor Kasin was a young hockey player who lost his life at 17 years old due to a heart attack. During this Heart Health Awareness Month, the Connor Kasin Foundation is raising awareness for EKG Scans and Heart Health. Other segments include; Real estate statistics according to Zillow; The top 5 Credit Score factors to help your Credit Score; Tommy Iommi, from Black Sabbath, signed guitar sold for $60,000 at auction with proceeds going to a hospital charity; and more.

This show features an Interview with Dr. Lowell Wightman. Dr. Wightman has dedicated over 30 years to the study of defining positive mindset, and applies practical methods to improve leadership style. He is a Mental Performance Coach, and has worked with Professional Athletes, Student Athletes, and Corporate Leaders. His new book, Coach Me Up, is available where you buy books.

We begin talking about Cyber Crimes, and the red flags to look for with sophisticated Cyber Scams. For more info go to ScamSpotter.org. Other segments include; An Obesity Study and health report; The Metallica Scholars Program for scholarship winners to attend Trade School; Support your local Girl Scouts with their world famous Cookie Drive. It’s Girl Scout Cookie time; and more.

On this show we begin with a website called ScamSpotter.org, which is a great resource to help fight the billions in fraud that happens from the Cyber Scammers. Other segments include; An Alzheimers Research Study about an experimental drug that is showing improvement in mice; The CDC lists the healthiest fruits and vegetables; A study reveals less than 7 hours of sleep a night can affect life expectancy; De icing your windshield with a potato is NOT recommended; and more.

We begin this show and the new year with a discussion about Resolutions. We take a deep dive into New Years Resolutions… From how many of us participate in making Resolutions, to how many quit, and how to best make them work. Other segments include; Philanthropist Warren Buffet giving to charity; Health experts say sleeping nude provides health benefits; Dry January, not drinking alcohol for the month leads to many quitting the bottle forever; and more.

This episode features an interview with Brenda Kaye. Brenda is an expert in Hypnosis. We discuss how Hypnosis can help with several topics we often discuss on this Public Affairs show including Weight Loss, Anxiety, Quitting Smoking, and even Infertility. Brenda Kaye is headquartered in Denver, CO. Learn more about Brenda at www.BrendaHypnotist.com.

We begin this show with a discussion of Peter Billingsley working with the Raising Canes Foundation this holiday season. Peter famously played Ralphie in the classic holiday film A Christmas Story. Peter has loaned a few of his items from his personal collection, including the Red Rider BB Gun and the Pink Bunny Suit to Raising Canes for the chicken restaurant to showcase in their Time Square NYC location to raise awareness for their charity and foundation work. Other segments include; The Marshal Mathers Foundation helped more than 1200 children in the Detroit area this holiday season. Eminem, aka Marshall Mathers, has donated more than $200,000 in the last 2 years to the Wolverine Human Services to help needy children in Michigan; An 88 year old Army Vet who works at a grocery store went viral, and strangers from across the country donated more than $1.3 million for the gentleman to finally be able to retire; and more.

We begin the show with an update on Bobby Kimball and his battle with FTD Dementia. Booby was the original lead singer of hit makers Toto, and live with Frontal Temporal Dementia. To learn more or make a donation to Dementia Research visit DementiaSociety.org. Other segments include; The last tech in Smart Earrings, very similar to smart watches, that measure health data and sleep patterns; Rock star Alice Cooper and his 23rd annual Christmas Concert to raise money for his charity Solid Rock Teen Center; A recent study shows cheese consumption can lower your risk of Dementia’ and more.

This show begins with a discussion of the Power Of Love gala in Las Vegas on February 14. The gala will honor the great Kenny Loggins, and raise money and awareness for Hearth Health thru the Power of Love foundation, based out of Cleveland. Other segments include; the top Holiday songs; and more.

We begin the show with mention of a new Christmas Album from 90 year old Herb Alpert. The brass musician is an inspiration still touring and making music at the age of 90. Other segments include; A new study shows listening to music can reduce the risk of Dementia by 70%; Excessive smart phone use […]

We begin the show with a discussion of AED’s, Automated External Defibrillators. The machines cost about $2500, and can save 40,000 American lives per year that suffer a Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Other segments include; Chick Filet experimenting with a vending machine in a Children’s Hospital in Georgia; an Auction in Nashville TN benefitting Music Cares, […]

We begin this show with a Charity Concert in Pasadena, benefitting the Altadena Builds Back Foundation and the fire victims. The January 7 concert will feature Stephens Stills, Jackson Browne, Everclear, and more. Other segments include; New research suggest middle aged to older women only need to walk 4000 steps per day, as opposed to […]

This show begins with a discussion of Charity Auctions, in light of the 1800’s era Levi Jeans that were sold at auction this week for $76,000. Other segments include an “Office’ themed Bar Crawl for charity in Ohio for the Make A Wish Foundation; Police vs Firefighter Hockey game, Battle of The Badges, raising money […]