The Adam Ritz Show

We begin the show with a Marilyn Monroe lookalike charity event in Dublin, Ireland that raised almost $40,000 for Women’s Cancer Care. 200 Marilyns took a swim in the ocean to raise awareness and money for Women’s Cancer. Other segments include; Energy Experts suggest keeping your summer thermostat at 78 to save money and energy. […]

We begin the show with a viral moment from Clemson University and their Clemson Life special needs program. Clemson Life graduate Grace Clements walked across the stage to get her diploma and hugged, jumped, tackled and took down the President of the university, Jim Clements, who happens to be her father. Other segments include; An […]

On this episode we feature and organization called Leave No Trace, promoting leaving no trace of your visit to the outdoors. If all who enjoy the outdoors were to do what they could to minimize the unavoidable impacts (trampling, erosion, etc.) and prevent the avoidable impacts (properly dealing with human waste, properly storing food and […]

We begin the show with a discussion of Brad Arnold’s Stage 4 Cancer diagnosis. Brad is the lead singer of 3 Doors Down (Kryptonite, Duck And Run, Here Without You). His positive outlook and faith in God is inspiring. Other segments include; A Kentucky Derby related charity auction selling the extravagant hats worn by celebrity […]

We begin this show with a discussion of music legend Kenny Loggins and his charity pickleball tournament benefitting Unity Shoppe, which supports families in need with groceries, holiday gifts and toys, and back to school items. Learn more and donate at www.UnityShoppe.org. Other segments include; A recent campaign to support Taylor’s Gift in Texas, which […]

We begin this broadcast with Project 44. Beloved member of the Butler Basketball national championship teams, #44 Andrew Smith, passed away at the age of 25 from a rare bone cancer. In Andrew’s name, Project 44 launched in 2016 to advocate for Bone Marrow donations and Cancer Awareness, Funding, and Research. You can learn more […]

We begin this show with a discussion of Distracted Driving. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and a perfect time to chat about the safety and laws centered around texting and driving, distracted driving, and hands free driving. Other segments include; A Pollen Count warning. This year is predicted to have higher Pollen Counts than […]

We begin this show with John Oates appearance at a Hurricane Relief concert in North Carolina. Other segments include; a study shows that eating oranges cuts depression by 20%; McDonalds will apply AI in the lobby to reduce wait time for customers; Actor Steve Carrell is working with Alice’s Kids in Southern California to help […]

This episode begins with another new scam alert that is centered around Jury Duty. Scammers pose as Law Enforcement Officers own your county sheriff department and threaten arrest if you don’t pay the fine for missing Jury Duty. Other segments include; Freezing your credit to protect your self against scammers; A Sleep Study showcasing the […]

We begin the show with a Scam Alert from smishing. Smishing is when criminals and scammers use text messaging to contact you to scare you into paying a fee or bill, like a delinquent Toll Road payment. Other segments include; An update on the William Shatner Horse Show Charities; A recent study about the risks […]

On this episode we take a look a new book that’s raising money and awareness for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. The book is called THE SINGERS TALK, written by Jason Thomas Gordon, the grandson of famed entertainer Danny Thomas. Danny Thomas founded St. Judes. The Singers Talk features interviews with some of pop music’s […]

We begin this episode with the inspiring story of Mason Doherty, a young man with Downs Syndrome, who went 2 for 2 shooting at the end of the St Peters High School basketball game in Minnesota. Not only did only did his own team rush the court in celebration of him, but the losing opposing […]

We begin this broadcast discussing the Home Maintenance that experts suggest you should do once every 6 months. Using a Time Change as the benchmark is a great reminder to get them done. For example, changing the batteries in your Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide Detectors, changing the filters in your HVAC, inspecting the dryer […]

We begin this show with the 9th Annual Love Rocks NYC, a benefit concert supporting God Loves We Deliver, an organization that has provided more than 40 million meals to the needy in NY. The show is March 6 at the Beacon Theatre and features Cher, Michael McDonald, Alicia Keys, Beck, Peter Frampton, and more. […]

We begin the show with the FFA, Future Farmers of America. The young adult high school members of FFA not only learn about Agriculture and Farming, they also learn leadership, community service, teamwork, and valuable life skills. Other segments include; A Parkinsons Disease update from Jay Baker, our co host who is living and dealing […]

We begin the show with a charity concert event in Santa Barbara, CA. The Rock For First Responders benefit concert will benefit One 805, an organization supporting the First Responders of Santa Barbara. The show features Hootie and the Blowfish, Kenny Loggins, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Michael McDonald, Alan Parsons, and more. The event takes […]

We begin the show with a discussion of the Walter Payton Man Of The Year award. Every NFL team nominates a player with exemplary charity and community service, and during Super Bowl week the NFL Honors awards show announces the player who’s community service e stands out among the rest. Other segments include; Dion’s Dreamers, […]

We begin this episode with the documentary ‘The Greatest Night In Pop’, about the recording of the song We Are The World by a group of pop stars know as USA for Africa. The song has raised over $80 million for the starving people of Africa, and continues to earn royalties for the charity. Other […]

We begin the show with The Bee Gees and their long effort to raise money for UNICEF with the song ‘Too Much Heaven’. The Brothers Gibb donated the song at a 1978 benefit, and over the years the royalties have raised $11 Million for the children’s charity. Other segments include; A recent study shows Blood […]

We being in Hershey, PA with the Hershey Bears minor league hockey team, and their Teddy Bear Toss. Since 2001, fans throw teddy bears onto the ice for charity. Recently fans tossed 102,000 teddy bears onto the ice, and the Sweigart Family Foundation donated a dollar per bear to the Children’s Miracle Network at Penn […]