10:00 - Dawn breaks the news of an active shooter situation in Louisville Kentucky which she will update as information becomes available. She then moves to an Easter Sunday fire which devastated families in Parkesburg.
10:05 - Dawn puts it in perspective about what fires can do to people but how a community will rally around those affected.
10:10 - She moves to an update on the shooting at the Christiana Mall, where shots were fired over a dispute. Sadly this is just more of the same coming from that mall. How was your Easter?
10:20 - There's outrage over Michael’s Family Restaurant over forcing a Muslim worker to remove her hijab to work there. Dawn speaks personally on the situation as this is a place she has frequented and has seen other Muslim workers thrive there, so why the sudden change?
10:25 - What’s your take on that situation?
10:30 - Just be respectful!
10:35 - Have you seen the new Mario Movie? It’s smashing the box office lately.
10:45 - Did you guys see SNL this weekend? Funny or sacrilegious? Also why not poke more fun at KJP and Biden?
10:50 - There’s still asbestos in our schools? Now it’s forcing surprise online learning to local families which is causing an outrage.
11:00 - We return to the press conference regarding the shooting in Louisville and what their Deputy Chief and Mayor have to report on the matter.
11:10 - Why is the city dragging its feet on its police oversight committee? It is completely infuriating. We turn to Philly lifer Jim Kelly on his take on what this proud city has become.
11:20 - Dawn then turns to your calls about gun violence and different opinions on that matter as well as policing. Very spirited debates.
11:40 - Dawn comes back from the break discussing more violence within the city and rebutting a previous caller's statements.
11:50 - Dawn finishes on a lighter note about a church community coming together for the first time since the building had burned down the year prior. Then we move to what Easter means to Philadelphians, including dinner, flowers, and family.
