Bob Lonsberry

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Mon. 8-25

Bob talks to Crista Spampinato about the assault on her father James outside a business on Culver Road, Bob talks about the sentencing of a drug kingpin that provoked the murder of Officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz, and Bob talks to Marvin.

Bob talks to Rochester Teachers Association President Adam Urbanski about the RCSD not paying staff, Bob talks to retired State Trooper Derek Playsted about his cross continent motorcycle journey, and Bob talks about a UH-60 that was circling Geneseo.

Bob talks about a home invasion in the city this morning, defending your home with guns, the Cracker Barrel rebranding, Hochul and the National Guard, politics for politics sake, and the women who allegedly assaulted a man on Culver Road.

Bob talks about the FBI raiding John Bolton's home, a review of visas, a tractor trailer u turning in Batavia in an unsafe way, cleaning out the homeless on North Clinton, a mother charged for son committing crimes in Utica, and the Pound the Ground 5k and a Jeep.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Fri. 8-22

Bob talks to Tesfamichael Yohannes about his life, Bob talks about dropping Ellie off at Yale, RCSD staff still not getting paid. and Bob takes a call.

Bob talks about the county suing the feds over money for the airport, a tossed judgement against Trump, the Tish James real estate fraud, Trump's civil confinement executive order and mentally ill homeless in Rochester, the Prenton cat house, and a 17 year old shooting a 15 year old Sunday.

Bob talks to Radio Mike about NASCAR moving the Cup Series race date at Watkins Glen from August to May 10th, Bob talks about possible charges for the alleged assaulter of an old man on Culver Road, Bob talks to Marvin Hankenson of The Blue Knights about a motorcycle charity on Sunday, Bob talks about a Channel 10 story on prostitution arrests, and Tom Golisano having his name added to a children's hospital in Buffalo.

Bob talks about Texas redistricting, declining Democratic Party enrollment, and a man assaulted outside a business on Culver Road, Bob takes a call, talks about taking Ellie to college, talks to Radio Mike, and talks about the Fishers Fire District shutting down.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Thu. 8-21

Fill in host Monroe County Clerk Jamie Romeo talks to Monroe County Deputy County Executive Jeff McCann about centralized arraignment, the JEDS program, Regional Operations Center and EMS funding.

Fill in host Monroe County Clark Jamie Romeo talks to State Assemblywomen Jen Lunsford about legislation at the state level and upcoming Big Beautiful Bill cuts.

Fill in host Monroe County Clark Jamie Romeo talks to Michael Cullen of the ATF about Project Exile, Project Tips and gun safety.

Fill in host Monroe County Clark Jamie Romeo talk to Deputy County Clarks Jackie Carson and Sean Brown about Real ID.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 8-20

Fill in host Rory Fitzpatrick talks to the Director of Recreation for Irondequoit Shannon Grieve about the Hoochenanny Festival, and the community Center, and Rory talks to David Simpson of the Crime Dawg Podcast about getting on cable news, the podcast, and youth sports.

Fill in host Rory Fitzpatrick talks to Irondequoit Police Chief Scott Peters about what is going on at the department, and Rory talks to Nate VanKouwenberg about Next Level Conditioning.

Fill In host Rory Fitzpatrick and Johnny Fiorica of The Crime Dawg Podcast talk to Irondequoit Town Board member and Democratic Candidate for Town Supervisor John Perticone, Johnny talks about police and mental health, and Rory and Johnny talk to Webster Town Supervisor Tom Flaherty about not running for re-election his accomplishments.

Fill in host Rory Fitzpatrick talks to Johnny Fiorica of the Crime Dawg Podcast about the podcast, the lack of traffic downtown, and Irondequoit.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 8-19

Guest Host U.S. Representative Claudia Tenney talks to White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt, and Claudia talks to State Senator Pam Helming about energy and public safety.

Guest host U.S. Representitive Claudia Tenney talks to State Senate Minority Leader Robert Ortt about Energy, Buisness, and Zohan Mamdani, Claudia talks to Daily Caller reporter Reagan Reese, and talks to U.S. Representative Burgess Owens about education and Upstate New York.

Guest host U.S. Representative Claudia Tenney talks to the head of the EPA Lee Zeldin about cutbacks at the agency, She talks to Representative Lisa McLean about the Big Beautiful Bill, State Senator George Borello about energy, and State Senate Minority Leader Robert Ortt.

Guest host U.S. Representative Claudia Tenney talks about what is going on during the August recess, and talks about the Big Beautiful Bill.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Mon. 8-18

Bob talks to the president of the Rochester Teacher's Association Adam Urbanski about Ukraine, Bob talks about Dan Mason getting inducted into the Rochester Red Wings Hall of Fame, and Bob talks to Marvin.

Bob talks about stopping by Borinquen Bakery, reads an RPD press release on the shooting last night, talks about a gun left in a restroom by a man who engaged the Greece Police in a standoff last month, a water shortage in a rural village, Angelica Bakery resuming production of salt rising bread, and Bob takes calls on diners.

Bob talks to Janet Realbuto about the murder of her son in Washington D.C. last year, Bob takes a call, and talks about Claudia Tenney guest hosting next week

Bob talks about the shootings in the city last night and the 2nd amendment, the Russian delegation arriving in Alaska and the upcoming talks between Trump and Putin, Bob takes calls, and Bob reads an RPD press release.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Fri. 8-15

Bob talks to former State Trooper Derek Playsted about his cross country trip, Bob talks about Chubby Checker and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Trump / Putin summit in Alaska, a proposed bill that would being cannabis dispensaries closer to schools, Hochul and the Trump takeover of DC, and expanded human lifespans.

Bob talks about Robbie touring SUNY Brockport, and Mike Mendoza and free needles to drug addicts, Bob talks to Roseanne Barr about a recently released documentary on her life, Bob takes a call, talks about Angelica Bakery re-starting production of salt rising bread, the death Jim the Boiled Peanut Man, free school lunches in Webster, and benches at RTS stops.

Bob talks about seeing a man expose himself at Highland Park, and Bob talks about the Byrna and takes calls on it.

Bob talks about possible tax breaks for Seabreeze, Angelica Bakery re-starting production of salt rising bread, the death of Jim the Peanut Man, Roseanne Barr, Caroline Hill, and Bob takes a call.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Thu. 8-14

Bob talks about a trans track athlete at RIT and reads a column by RIT graduate Caroline Hill speaking out against her teammate, talks with RFD Chief Stefano Napolitano and RFD Public Information Officer Jackie Sierra on the two major fires that injured 8 firefighters, takes calls, and does Listeners On The Loose.

Bob talks about the summit between Trump and Putin, the Russia-Ukraine war, talks to Monroe County Legislator Mercedes Vasquez Simmons on Charles W. Earlsey passing away today, gives a family update, and takes calls.

Bob talks about a trans track athlete at RIT and reads a column from RIT graduate Caroline Hill being against her teammate, RFK wanting to make changes to school lunches, President Trump deploying federal agents into Washington D.C., and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about Kodak announcing concerns about staying in business, a trans track athlete at RIT, missing person Luis Leon found dead and suspect arrested, 8 Rochester firefighters hospitalized from fires, Bob gives a personal update.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 8-13

Bob talks about lawmakers wanting to allow cannabis stores to be 200 feet from schools instead of 500, the WNBA's profitability and Caitlin Clark, marijuana in New York, President Trump deploying federal agents in Washington D.C., crime statistics in Rochester, Bob takes calls and does Listeners On The Loose.

Bob talks to George Conboy on Kodak's concern about staying in business, Kodak terminating their pension plan, Kodak's current business, and the current economic standing of the U.S., Bob talks about Kodak's technological advancements, Western New York's state of drought, the East Aurora Police looking for person who stole hat off elderly man, and the dust devil that hit a little league game.

Bob talks to former Lieutenant Governor Bob Duffy on the passing of former deputy and acting Mayor Carlos Carballada, Bob talks about Rick Azar, a brawl in Cincinnati, cosmetic surgery, and the closing of Axes & Ales.

Bob talks about Kodak saying it might have to cease operations, Kathy Hochul's polling numbers vs Elise Stefanik's for governor, donations to the Democratic party, President Trump deploying Federal agents into Washington D.C., and Bob takes calls.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 8-12

Bob talks about a collision between a Chinese naval vessel and a Chinese coast guard vessel, the Cannabis Control Board and cannabis stores opening up too close to schools, NYSCOPBA post strike and Kathy Hochul, President Trump's plan for crime in Washington D.C., Bob gives a family update and does Listeners On The Loose.

Bob talks to Derrick Plaisted on his motorcycle trip to the Artic Circle, Bob talks about President Trump holding a press conference on crime in Washington D.C., and the murder of Ryan Realbuto.

Bob talks about the shooting and RTS bus that was trapped and abandoned on North Clinton Ave, U.S. Military Dog Tags, the war in Gaza and the Al Jazeera journalists killed in Israeli strike, the Russia Ukraine war, Bob gives a personal update and takes calls.

Bob talks about the Perseids meteor shower, the NYS budget deficit and Medicaid, Ontario County DA Jim Ritts announcing retirement, and Bob gives a personal update.