Michael Berry

Michael talks with an 8-year-old who wrote a letter to the Mayor about a broken sidewalk; Uber once got in trouble for tracking people who deleted the app; Houston Rockets CEO Tad Brown joins us to talk about dollar refreshment night at the Houston Rockets game; Trump has called all Senators to a meeting in the White House about North Korea.

Michael learns about whippets; Trump awards vet with purple heart; Guest: Ted Nugent on his visit to the White House; Why the right and left looks ridiculous in the Ann Coulter-Berkeley speech situation; What happen in France with their election; and Earth day happened over the weekend.

Pop-A-Top Friday! Michael takes your PAT requests.

Open Line Friday/Texas Independence Day. Michael takes your calls on everything.

A new article tells how elite CEO's get their employees to achieve the impossible; LIGHTNING ROUND: How did your boss or your company motivate you or others; Michael argues on behalf of legalizing marijuana.

The children of Robert Godwin Sr. say they forgive their father's killer; Galveston Mayor Lyda Ann Thomas passes; it's 4/20; Texas state legislature looks at laws aimed at cities that have gone after Uber; Guest: Rebekah Gregory, author of Taking My Life Back; My Story of Faith, Determination, and Surviving the Boston Marathon Bombing.

Bill O'Reilly has been fired at Fox News; Michael is joined in studio by singer/songwriters Aaron Barker and Allen Shamblin.

The special congressional election last night in Georgia; The House passes bill hat would require more study of Kaput, the ferral hog poison proposed by Ag Commissioner Sid Miller; Michael chats with Denton Leissner, proprietor of Cannon Feeders, LLC as MB talks all thing cannon feeders.

Michael examines the medias obsession with brutal crimes; Why criminals crave attention; Calls about quick overreactions to news stories, gun control, Michael has a discussion about Muslims recruiting blacks in prisons.

Michael is angry about dummies on the road; tax day stats; Remembering smores and a discussion about peeps; Brit Olympian James Cracknell says North Korea and Cuba are doing a good job with childhood obesity; Guest: Jared Meyer - fellow at the Foundation for Government Accountability on the states' push on Uber

Guest Phil Kerpen talks about his article: 'The Net Neutrality Noise Machine'; Taking from someone else does not make your life better; Baton Rouge woman attacks man at Waffle House; The witness list for Corrine Brown's Fraud Trial; Marine who lost leg in Afghanistan runs Boston Marathon with American flag; Michael previews the Georgia Congressional election.

Job Fair at RCC and the problem with millenials; Eric Dick, attorney for man suing city of Houston over feeding homeless ordinance; MB annoyed with people who smack when eating; Buc-ee's opening first Florida location; Bama church may be able to get their first police force; applying for jobs and why spelling is important on applications; MB recounts his experiencnes at city council when he opposed the no-smoking ordinance & tried to life the regulations on dogs on patios.

Pop-A-Top Friday! Michael takes your calls on anything and everything.

Open Line Friday! Are you a small business owner Michael wants to hear from you.

The U.S. dropped the 'Mother of All Bombs' on ISIS; Michael talks about the VA creating a new website with wait times, performance data for all health care facilities; A Democrat was called out during a Town Hall for addressing a female attendee as Honey; Trusting Trump's Generals; LIGHTNING ROUND: Phrases you could get in trouble for saying today.

The last Cocaine Cowboy arrested after 26 years on the lam; 8-year-old boy takes parents van for McDonald's run; LIGHTNING ROUND: Crazy things you or your kids did under the age of 10; Cover Oregon pays $1.3 million settlement to one of the architects of the failed website; Rolling Stone settles with administrator over UVA fake rape case.

LIGHTNING ROUND: Great Military phrases; Charlie Murphy has died; A Russian Foreign Minister scolded Andrea Mitchell's 'Manners'; Trump Says China Will Get Better Trade Deal if It Solves 'North Korean Problem'; A new D.C. rule requires college courses for early educators.

Once popular names that are close to being extinct; Good songs played at the skating rink; Resolutions to name the state gun, handgun & knife are at the state legislature; How MB runs the RCC and deals with customer service vs. United's style.

The CEO of United Airlines apologized again; Sean Spicer had a goof that the MSM will blow out of proportion; Justice Ginsburg calls Lindsey Graham a woman; Alabama's new Governor is a charming older woman; Japan had decided to drill to the earth's mantle; A truck driver attempts to debate Michael.

The United CEO digs a deeper hole; David Brooks is wrong on Bucc-ees; A caller says it's not United fault, argues with Michael; The 'Bama Gov sounds like mamaw; more calls on the United story; United stocks fall