WBT's Brett Jensen joins Bo Thompson talking about the possibility that the Carolina Panthers could be in the process of securing Houston Texans' tosser Deshaun Watson as another option at quarterback if he is open to a trade to Carolina, plus the coach of the Butler High school cheerleading team is out after a controversial, racially-charged banner was raised at a Butler football game versus Charlotte Catholic.
In Hour 1 of the program, Pete talks about the latest BOCC re-districting meeting and laughs that District 2 Chair Vilma Leake appeared to be calling foul over a new map that's going to benefit her and fellow Democrats.
WBT afternoon host Brett Winterble joins Bo Thompson to relive the Atlanta Braves victory over the LA Dodgers in game 6 of the NLCS and discuss the ongoing import supply chain problem.
Mick Mulvaney joins Bo Thompson to discuss continuing supply chain problems, proper pronunciations of Carolina towns like Lancaster, Cheraw and Rutherfordton, and music trivia!
To start the show, Vince talks about how with the dropping cost of coal - it could be something that could save us on our heating bills as we enter Winter.
Carolina Panther radio broadcasters Mick Mixon and Jim Szoke break down the Panthers' 25 -3 loss to the New York Giants, and take a look ahead to next week, when Carolina travels to Atlanta to take on the Falcons.
Two of the NFL’s top running backs should be facing off Sunday – but that won’t be the case in New York, where the Panthers will take on the Giants at MetLife stadium. Christian McCaffrey remains sidelined with a hamstring injury, and Giants star Saquan Barkley has a sprained ankle. Regardless of who’s on the […]
"If you build a bridge, right now, in Charlotte, there's a good possibility that in 50 years your grandkids can go across that same bridge. That's infrastructure."
Pete talks about Mecklenburg County's goal to lift the mask mandate when the testing #'s go under 5% and why that is not a good way to gauge the situation...
