Bill Cunningham on 700WLW

Willie talks to the American people and takes your calls.

6/28/20: Billy chats w/ Jack Windsor and Ken Cuccinelli. He also takes your calls at 866-647-7337.

Mayor Cranley requested air time, so we will give it to him; Hamilton County Commissioner, Denise Driehaus discusses the latest spike in COVID-19 numbers; how skewed are the State's COVID-19 numbers? Well, one Ohio reporter seems to think, very.

NASCAR expert, Dennis Neal discusses the Bubba Wallace situation; Willie talks to the American people

Congressman, Brad Wenstrup and Vice Mayor, Chris Smitherman have a roundtable discussion on various issues; Willie takes your calls.

David Young of Warren County reacts to Mike DeWine's claim that COVID-19 cases are spiking; Willie talks with the people, and Rocky stops in.

Willie has Councilman, David Mann discussing last week's debacle downtown; police reform discussion with a former Cincinnati Police Officer; Willie talks to the American people.

6/21/20: Billy gets an update from James Hirsen and Wayne Allyn Root. He also talks about the importance of Father's Day. Plus, your calls at 866-647-7337 on this Father's Day 2020.

Willie on a Friday; Sherry Coolidge of the Enquirer discusses the disorderly budget meeting last night; Willie takes your calls.

Willie discusses the officer involved death in Atlanta; Chip Hart is a Bethel resident and discusses the social unrest from earlier this week; Willie talks to the American people.

Willie talks with Butler County Sheriff, Richard Jones; attorney, Brian Shrive discusses the city wanting to put a BLM mural up on public property; Willie talks to the American people

Willie talks with attorneys about the social injustice and suing Mike DeWine and Amy Acton; Rocky Boiman stops by for a discussion.

Kenton County Prosecutor, Rob Sanders discusses the latest on the Atlanta police case; Willie talks to the people; Rocky stops in.

6/14/20: Billy chats w/ Jennifer Barcaras, Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson and Mark Meckler. He also takes your calls at 866-647-7337.

Mayor Cranley talks protests and city budget; State Rep Nino Vitale has his thoughts on Mike Dewine shutting down Ohio; local lawyer is taking the State to court again to get concert venues opened up...