The White House is telling hospitals they must provide abortions.  

There is a question about what qualifies as "mother's life in danger".  Nicole Hunt, Pro-Life Analyst for Focus on the Family joins Jeff and Bill to pull apart the legal arguments and explain why this is more window dressing by the Biden Administration than actual policy.  

Then it's a discussion about how important the "Right To Life" is for the Republican Party Platform.  

The White House is telling hospitals they must provide abortions.  
There is a question about what qualifies as "mother's life in danger".  Nicole Hunt, Pro-Life Analyst for Focus on the Family joins Jeff and Bill to pull apart the legal arguments and explain why this is more window dressing by the Biden Administration than actual policy.  
Then it's a discussion about how important the "Right To Life" is for the Republican Party Platform.

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Jeff and Bill 7-5-24 7am

Get ready for a wild ride through the airwaves with Peter Boyles on this laugh-out-loud episode of 710 KNUS! Kicking off the Monday morning chaos, Peter, filling in for Jeff Hunt and Billy Thorpe, takes on the media's trustworthiness—or lack thereof. Joined by his partner-in-crime Blake Olson, Peter dives into the staggering statistic that only 7% of Americans still trust the media, sparking a hilarious discussion about the rise of influencers, podcasters, and the good old days of local news. Expect witty banter, sharp insights, and a healthy dose of nostalgia as they reminisce about the golden age of radio and the shrinking media landscape.

The fun doesn't stop there! Peter and Blake go full throttle into a gear-grinding debate on corporate America's role in the decline of authentic journalism, all while weaving in tales of legendary road music like Blue Oyster Cult and AC/DC. With a blend of irreverent humor and hard-hitting commentary, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves a good laugh while questioning the state of today's media. So buckle up, tune in, and enjoy the ride with Peter Boyles at the helm, guiding you through the madness of modern media with a wink and a nod.

Get ready for a wild ride through the airwaves with Peter Boyles on this laugh-out-loud episode of 710 KNUS! Kicking off the Monday morning chaos, Peter, filling in for Jeff Hunt and Billy Thorpe, takes on the media's trustworthiness—or lack thereof. Joined by his partner-in-crime Blake Olson, Peter dives into the staggering statistic that only 7% of Americans still trust the media, sparking a hilarious discussion about the rise of influencers, podcasters, and the good old days of local news. Expect witty banter, sharp insights, and a healthy dose of nostalgia as they reminisce about the golden age of radio and the shrinking media landscape.
The fun doesn't stop there! Peter and Blake go full throttle into a gear-grinding debate on corporate America's role in the decline of authentic journalism, all while weaving in tales of legendary road music like Blue Oyster Cult and AC/DC. With a blend of irreverent humor and hard-hitting commentary, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves a good laugh while questioning the state of today's media. So buckle up, tune in, and enjoy the ride with Peter Boyles at the helm, guiding you through the madness of modern media with a wink and a nod.

Jeff and Bill 7-8-24 9am

Step into the rollercoaster world of Peter Boyles' podcast, where every day is a wild ride through the media landscape. Peter, filling in for Jeff and Billy, kicks off the week with his signature blend of skepticism and wit. Alongside his trusty sidekick Blake Olson, Peter dissects the state of the media, roasting everything from the over-polished TV anchors to the absurdity of social media influencers. Imagine a no-holds-barred discussion where the lines between fact and entertainment blur, and everyone, from David Muir to your next-door neighbor with a cell phone, gets a jab.

As the show rolls on, Peter and Blake dive into the evolution of media, with Peter reminiscing about the good old days of Walter Cronkite and local newspapers. The podcast is peppered with hilarious anecdotes and irreverent commentary, making you question everything you thought you knew about the news. Whether they’re comparing modern news to state propaganda or laughing at the rise of "journalists" armed with nothing but smartphones, Peter and Blake keep the laughs coming. If you’ve ever wondered where the trustworthy news has gone, this podcast is your comedic guide through the media mayhem.

Step into the rollercoaster world of Peter Boyles' podcast, where every day is a wild ride through the media landscape. Peter, filling in for Jeff and Billy, kicks off the week with his signature blend of skepticism and wit. Alongside his trusty sidekick Blake Olson, Peter dissects the state of the media, roasting everything from the over-polished TV anchors to the absurdity of social media influencers. Imagine a no-holds-barred discussion where the lines between fact and entertainment blur, and everyone, from David Muir to your next-door neighbor with a cell phone, gets a jab.
As the show rolls on, Peter and Blake dive into the evolution of media, with Peter reminiscing about the good old days of Walter Cronkite and local newspapers. The podcast is peppered with hilarious anecdotes and irreverent commentary, making you question everything you thought you knew about the news. Whether they’re comparing modern news to state propaganda or laughing at the rise of "journalists" armed with nothing but smartphones, Peter and Blake keep the laughs coming. If you’ve ever wondered where the trustworthy news has gone, this podcast is your comedic guide through the media mayhem.

Jeff and Bill 7-8-24 8am

Peter Boyles kicks off his takeover week on the morning show by diving into the chaotic world of media trust. As Jeff and Billy soak up the sun on vacation, Peter is left to ponder why Americans trust the media about as much as they trust a used car salesman. Joined by Blake Olson, the duo questions the rise of the handsome, talking heads like ABC's David Muir – perfect hair, perfect suit, zero trustworthiness. They reminisce about the old-school news legends who actually went to war zones instead of makeup chairs and call out modern "news" platforms like Facebook and TikTok for being more about clicks than facts.

The phone lines light up with listeners venting about their media mistrust and sharing where they get their news – spoiler: it’s mostly from YouTube and podcasts. One caller nails it, saying the media is deader than disco, while another hilariously roasts Rachel Maddow and suggests Michelle Obama might be waiting in the political wings. Amid the laughs and sharp critiques, Peter highlights the absurdity of the media landscape, where even AM radio is begging for government rescue despite constantly railing against government interference. It's a wild, irreverent ride through the news jungle, perfect for anyone who's ever rolled their eyes at a news anchor.

Peter Boyles kicks off his takeover week on the morning show by diving into the chaotic world of media trust. As Jeff and Billy soak up the sun on vacation, Peter is left to ponder why Americans trust the media about as much as they trust a used car salesman. Joined by Blake Olson, the duo questions the rise of the handsome, talking heads like ABC's David Muir – perfect hair, perfect suit, zero trustworthiness. They reminisce about the old-school news legends who actually went to war zones instead of makeup chairs and call out modern "news" platforms like Facebook and TikTok for being more about clicks than facts.
The phone lines light up with listeners venting about their media mistrust and sharing where they get their news – spoiler: it’s mostly from YouTube and podcasts. One caller nails it, saying the media is deader than disco, while another hilariously roasts Rachel Maddow and suggests Michelle Obama might be waiting in the political wings. Amid the laughs and sharp critiques, Peter highlights the absurdity of the media landscape, where even AM radio is begging for government rescue despite constantly railing against government interference. It's a wild, irreverent ride through the news jungle, perfect for anyone who's ever rolled their eyes at a news anchor.

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