The Trifecta

• Author Jay Morris Dan Cash Jim McKinney
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• Description The Trifecta with Jay Morris, Roger Taylor and Jim McKinney on 590, 96.5 WKZO.

Episode List

• 2-11-13 Edition of the Trifecta, Hour 2 - CBS correspondent Sabena Caspel-Franco, Big Brothers/Big Sisters director Deb Buchholtz, and the never-ending story of the Portage Public Schools

  Monday, February 11, 2013

  The guys talk with CBS' Sabena Caspel-Franco live in Rome regarding the shocking news about the Pope's announcement that he will resign at the end of the month...with BB/BS executive director Deb Buchholtz about the upcoming "Bowl For Kids' Sake" the weekend of Feb. 22-24...and once again talk about the never-ending story in the Portage Public Schools...this time regarding a police report.

• 2-11-13 Edition of the Trifecta, Hour 1 - Gary Howe, owner of the Kalamazoo Speedway, Kzoo County Commissioner Julie Rogers, KPS Superintendent Dr. Michael Rice

  Monday, February 11, 2013

  The guys discuss the proposed Alamo Township noise ordinance, and the latest MEAP results for the Kalamazoo Public Schools.

• 12-17-12 Trifecta Hour 2 - Listener comments dominate hour 2, and we also talk with Dotty Lynch of CBS about some of the political angles of the shooting in CT. The guys also find a moment near the end to blast the Lions.

  Monday, December 17, 2012

  Listener comments dominate this hour, as several well-informed and articulate listeners call to offer their opinions on the shooting tragedy in CT. Dotty Lynch of CBS also provides an insight into whatever political fallout there might be...and we sneak in yet another negative comment about the Lions' non-performance on Sunday.

• 12-17-12 Trifecta Hour 1 - Talking with Heather Boesch from CBS, Judy Whitehurst of Gryphon Place, and several listeners, about the CT school shooting.

  Monday, December 17, 2012

  The guys talk with Heather Boesch of CBS live from Newtown, CT, getting an update on the situation there...Judy Whitehurst, clinical director at Kalamazoo's Gryphon Place, discusses grief and how to watch for it in children and adults...and several listeners call in with their comments on the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary.

• 12-13-12 Trifecta Hour 2 - Jay says the Michigan Legislature may have jumped the shark, and Craig from the Salvation Army stops by.

  Thursday, December 13, 2012

  The guys discuss the proposed bill that would require abortion clinics to follow more restrictive guidelines...and some of the offshoot proposals that went along with lawmakers' discussion. Craig from the Salvation Army stopped by to talk about the Red Kettle and toy collection campaigns.

• 12-13-12 Trifecta Hour 1 - Larry Magid, CNET guru, talks about the changes in Facebook security

  Thursday, December 13, 2012

  Larry Magid stops by for a visit with the "Trifecta" to talk about Facebook changes in security, and to talk Jim off the FB ledge.

• 12-12-12 Trifecta, Hour 2 - Going "Deep In The Heart Of Texas" once again!

  Thursday, December 13, 2012

  Hour 2 of the "Trifecta" took on a local color, as yet again the guys discussed the fun that is Texas Township...and discussed a proposed tax collection fee for residents of the City of Kalamazoo.

• 12-12-12 Trifecta, Hour 1 - Recap of "Right To Work", including comments on the process

  Thursday, December 13, 2012

  Hour 1 of the "Trifecta", with listener phone calls regarding how this legslation came to be, and a recap of the overall process thus far.

• The 12-11-12 edition of the "Trifecta", live in Lansing, MI, Part 4

  Thursday, December 13, 2012

  Part 4 of the live coverage of the Right-To-Work controversy in Lansing, MI. Discussion of the overall situation, some speculation as to when the Governor would sign it into law, and a wrap on the day's activities.

• The 12-11-12 edition of the "Trifecta", live in Lansing, MI, Part 3

  Thursday, December 13, 2012

  Part 3 of the live coverage of the Right-To-Life controversy in Lansing, MI, features an interview with Southwest Michigan First CEO Ron Kitchens. Ron explains that the bills will be an "economic generator"...and there may be some immediate gratification in this area because of them.

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