Bauerle Audacy

In today's installation of the program, Bauerle asks you, what items are on your bucket list? In a similar vein, retirement, were you or will you be able to retire comfortably and how were you able to do it? 

Also, in the last hour of the program, we have a little fun with misheard lyrics. What is a song with lyric that you could've sworn said one thing, but you came to find out sooner or later, said another thing?

Since the Sabres looked in the rear view mirror with the hiring of Lindy Ruff to be the team's next head coach, we look in the rear view mirror as well, what is your favorite Buffalo Sabres memory? Also, in the second half of the show, Bauerle asks you, what medications are you on?

A lot going on in today's program. First off, Bauerle brings a topic from last week into this week, have you ever been robbed? Whether it's your house, car or anything else. Then, the Sabres dropped the bombshell that Lindy Ruff will return for another stint behind the bench, do you like the move for the Sabres? Also, sprinkled in, Bauerle asks whether you've ever had to give up a pet, and for anyone that lived near Love Canal, what was it like there?

There's been a lot made about the high admission prices at the Buffalo Zoo, recently, but Bauerle takes aim at the Buffalo Zoo in the first half of the program for different reasons. Do you think it's time to do away with the Buffalo Zoo and others like it, due to zoos being cruel and unusual places where animals are held in captivity?

Also, in the back half of the program, Bauerle talks about car thefts, have you ever had your car stolen, and if so, what's your story? And with tomorrow being 4/20, are you one to imbibe cannabis? What are your thoughts on weed, do you think New York State made a mistake legalizing it?

To open the program, Bauerle talks about a story out of the Yonkers Times about the Supreme Court of the United States accepting a case regarding the use of public, taxpayer funds to help pay for the Bills new stadium.

The majority of the program, however, is aimed at what music genre/artist is king to you? And is there an artist that is widely adored that you don't particularly care for?

New information has come to light in the curious case of Albert the Alligator, WKBW's I-Team obtained documents showing Albert's owner, Tony Cavallaro, made repeated attempts to contact the DEC between the expiration of his license for Albert, and the confiscation of Albert last month. Tony Cavallaro joins the program to give his thoughts on the new information and take your calls.