The Michael Berry Show

GM is producing driverless cars for 2019. Our listeners are the greatest and most giving. Why would any grown man wear open toed sandals?Lunch at Camp Hope. Japanese warning on eating blow fish. Michael goes off on another one of his musical escapades.

Michael has a chat about boycotting the NFL and Disney Land.

Neil Diamond diagnosed with Parkinson's; DeLorean cars soon back in production; Ray Steven music & his business savvy, corruption at the FBI and the 'secret society'; Guest: Mattress Mac on his Super Bowl promotion; Caller complains about Michael & Mattress Mac promoting the NFL; 'Sara Smile' covers; random calls from the people; Best submarine style pitchers; greatest solo vocalist songs.

With Trump, it’s all about the evidence. Young undocumented immigrants commit crimes at much higher rates than same age citizens.

Does the Amazon Snub Mean Houston Should Spend More to Attract Liberal Business? Michael Discusses.

How some in Houston will use the snub of Amazon's HQ2 to push for more rail and other things that Houstonians don't want; MB discusses Thursday's lunch at Camp Hope; Text messages between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page show them discussing a 'secret society'; about Chance McClain's Legacy Film company; Day in history; Steve Scalise discharged for the hospital and goes straight to the capitol to vote; the growth in food delivery app; Name the #1 song & and the year; the CEO of Proctor & Gamble says they are doing things to stop millenials from doing the Tide Pod challenge; Tinky Winky dead; Michael remembers watching TV with his grandmother growing up.

Government shutdown solved, for a few weeks. FBI is under the gun. Nobody in the media or the government is mad about the shutdown, it’s their opportunity to sensationalize. They are playing games with our government. Liberal idea of industry and production. Chicago thug applies to be a police officer. The TSA’s restrictions against flights from certain countries…guess which countries.

Michael Says People Under 30 Should Not Vote.

The shut down and how he politicians are hyping it; the finalist for Amazon's HQ2 is announced as Michael goes through the cities that remain; Michael also explains his thoughts on why some young people should not vote and how the left panders to the young voter; FBI loses 5-months of text messages of officials who were investigating Trump's Russia ties; Michael remembers the Elbert Woods story and how it all happened 5-years ago; Ramon's list of his top-5 songs by Journey; House members complain about the lack of towels at the House gym because of the shut down; Redneck lady in South Carolina just wants to get 'fat & sassy' because of the weather; Mayor Turner's press secretary used the city's public access TV station to try and promote a reality show she was pitching.

Callers pop a top to some wonderful people and causes...then caller Adele steals the show.

New Orleans Saints' Thomas Morstead joined the show today to discuss the events following Sunday's game. Hear how he's helping children in Minnesota and how it's all because of Thomas' sportsmanship and fans of the Minnesota Vikings.

Open Line Friday! Michael takes your calls on anything and everything!

Waxing on a bit of football “what-ifs”. First openly gay figure skater has some words for USA Today on Mike Pence. Could Michael do a show if the government shut down? Oh no! What do you think about Howard Stern? Government shut down might mean you can’t watch your cute Pandas. Michael talks to a good doctor on why more blacks aren’t doctors.

It's the anniversary of Charles Ponzi, the guy who Ponzi schemes were named after. Michael Takes calls from listeners who have fallen for scams and Ponzi schemes.

Day in history; Ponzi, the guy who Ponzi schemes were named after, it's the anniversary of his death as Michael takes calls from listeners who have fallen for scams; why social security is a Ponzi scheme; Michael discuss how the left uses left-wing Republicans to advance their cause; US manufacturing continues to see increases; plus, how technology has changed the workplace; Wealth creation and how trickle down economics works; Why no one seems to care about the story of Trump with a porn star; Midland sees what is essentially full-employment thanks to the shale boom; Home Depot's plumbing section is pretty busy with a lot of people dealing with exploded pipes from the ice; Dolly Parton gets two Guinness world records.