The U.S. House approved a war powers resolution on Wednesday aimed at halting the military action in Iran, a move that defied President Donald Trump. So, what happens now? A vote will be taken up by the U.S. Senate and if passed, sent to Pres. Trump's desk who can veto it...so does it make much difference? Trump says Iran already agreed they would not have a nuclear weapon so what's the hold up with accomplishing a peace deal? Is Israel getting in the way of peace between the U.S. and Iran due to their continuous conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon? 

The U.S. House approved a war powers resolution on Wednesday aimed at halting the military action in Iran, a move that defied President Donald Trump. So, what happens now? A vote will be taken up by the U.S. Senate and if passed, sent to Pres. Trump's desk who can veto it...so does it make much difference? Trump says Iran already agreed they would not have a nuclear weapon so what's the hold up with accomplishing a peace deal? Is Israel getting in the way of peace between the U.S. and Iran due to their continuous conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon?&nbsp;

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What’s Going on With Iran? Part 1

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Bradley opened the phone lines for discussion of music and whatever else was on the minds of the listeners!

Bradley opened the phone lines for discussion of music and whatever else was on the minds of the listeners!

The Floor is Yours!

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A recent road rage fight on I-70 in Colorado highlights how police are using new technology to quickly identify suspects. After two drivers stopped in the middle of the highway and fought, authorities used a drone and automated license plate reader technology to track down the vehicles involved. Police say these tools help solve crimes more efficiently, while critics continue to raise concerns about privacy and surveillance. Bradley spoke with David Benowitz, VP of Strategy & Marketing Communications for BRINC Drones.

A recent road rage fight on I-70 in Colorado highlights how police are using new technology to quickly identify suspects. After two drivers stopped in the middle of the highway and fought, authorities used a drone and automated license plate reader technology to track down the vehicles involved. Police say these tools help solve crimes more efficiently, while critics continue to raise concerns about privacy and surveillance. Bradley spoke with David Benowitz, VP of Strategy &amp; Marketing Communications for BRINC Drones.

Drones on Patrol

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Best known for his book Walden and his essay Civil Disobedience, Henry David Thoreau was a writer, philosopher, naturalist, and abolitionist, and was closely associated with Concord and Walden Pond in Massachusetts. In 1845, he moved to a small cabin near Walden Pond, where he lived simply for two years while observing nature and reflecting on society. Those experiences became the basis for Walden, a classic work on self-reliance and simple living. Bradley talked with Richard Smith, a longtime first-person interpreter of Henry David Thoreau, about the writer's life and legacy.

Best known for his book Walden&nbsp;and his essay&nbsp;Civil Disobedience, Henry David Thoreau was a writer, philosopher, naturalist, and abolitionist, and was closely associated with Concord and Walden Pond in Massachusetts. In 1845, he moved to a small cabin near Walden Pond, where he lived simply for two years while observing nature and reflecting on society. Those experiences became the basis for&nbsp;Walden, a classic work on self-reliance and simple living. Bradley talked with Richard Smith, a longtime first-person interpreter of Henry David Thoreau, about the writer's life and legacy.

Who was Henry David Thoreau?

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