Christine Flowers

Doris Spier joins the show to tell the story of her adopted grandson being held in South Africa because of a Visa issue. 

Heather Forcine Dunghe joins Christine to discuss her bid for state representative.

Christine talks about Mayor Kenny honoring the bloody regime of Communist China.

Christine talks about her views on immigration issues, and how they put her at odds with both liberals and conservatives.

Christine is joined by journalist and social commentator Dan Cirucci in the WHPT studio to discuss the issues of the day.

Christine reacts to a Philadelphia Inquirer article which claims residents of Tioga, the site of an August 14th shootout in which six police officers were shot, blame the police for making a mess of their neighborhood.

Christine has old friend Dan Cirucci on the line to discuss the current events taking place.  

Christine has Republican Candidate for Mayor Billy Changaglini to discuss his take on Mayor Kenny, city needs, and their shared Italian heritage.  

In her brand new 3-6 PM timeslot, Christine delves into the treatment of police officers in the wake of the attack on six officers in Nicetown-Tioga.

Christine sings her original song, "What a Wonderful Day", while her producer Glenn almost injures himself over a lemon cake from Starbucks, and Christine's lizards suffer an inferiority complex after watching "Jurassic Park" movies.

Christine talks to author, journalist, and former Huffington Post contributor Thom Nichols about religion, ideological division, and safe injection sites.

Christine talks to writer and social commentator Dan Cirucci about the issues of the day.

Christine and producer John discuss President Trump's tweets about Baltimore. 

Christine and longtime friend Dan Serruci reflect on the year 1969.  

Joe Hohenstein & Keren Byrne discuss the immigration of Keith Byrne