We kick off Thursday with Dawn Stensland sporting her Tyrese Maxey jersey ahead of the Philadelphia 76ers' home opener against Cleveland. Greg Stocker shares advice about keeping cell phone batteries healthy, which quickly becomes a running argument over Apple, Android, Steve Jobs, and the phones we supposedly need to replace every year. We also run through National Nut Day, office suggestion boxes, and the dangers of supposedly anonymous workplace feedback. Nick rallies our listeners ahead of Friday's Go Pink broadcast, asking everyone to support the American Cancer Society.
Dawn brings several major local stories into our morning discussion. Police investigate a fatal shooting outside the Walmart at Cedarbrook Plaza in Cheltenham Township, while authorities release additional information about Junior Davila-Moran, the suspect accused of attempting to kidnap a 23-year-old Amish woman in Lancaster County. We discuss how she reportedly uses a motorized weed whacker to defend herself. We also examine new criminal charges against Chester County businessman John Lymberis, Pennsylvania's recognition of Kada Scott Day, and the importance of holding accused offenders accountable through the justice system.
Our sports conversation covers the Flyers' 3-1 victory over Buffalo, the Eagles' offensive struggles, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's response to questions surrounding Jalen Hurts' blood clots. Nick also discusses the possibility that the quarterback's health could affect his future on the field. Then our Big Take turns to fraud allegations across the country, including stolen EBT benefits in Pennsylvania, suspicious Medicaid billing in New York, California voter-roll disputes, fabricated Wedgewood polling data, and federal investigations into SNAP fraud. We close the hour by questioning the integrity of political polling and its influence on voter participation.
Oct 22, 2026
