Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid

Head-On with Roxanne Kincaid broadcast from February 9, 2026. This episode covers the aftermath of the Super Bowl, political controversies, and listener calls from The H.O.R.N.

• Super Bowl Recap: A rundown of the festivities, including the "fandamtastic" food spread featuring Benton’s bacon and Roger’s stuffed peppers, alongside a critique of the overwhelming number of AI and betting advertisements.
• Halftime Show Culture War: Analysis of Bad Bunny's "fake American" controversy sparked by Jake Paul (who lives in Puerto Rico), and the ratings flop of the competing "TP USA" halftime show.
• Coin Toss Conspiracy: Roxanne details a confusing moment during the Super Bowl coin toss involving a Ben Franklin coin and Joe Montana that raised questions about the game's integrity.
• Olympics Censorship: Reports that NBC muted the boos from the crowd when JD Vance and his wife appeared on screen during the opening ceremonies in Milan.
• Immigration Cruelty: A look at the Trump administration's expedited deportation order for 5-year-old asylum seeker Liam Ramos and his father, contrasted with the administration blaming Biden for a recent sex trafficking case.
• Washington Post Shake-up: Publisher Will Lewis resigns following mass layoffs and the paper's failure to endorse a candidate, with the former CEO of Tumblr stepping in.
• Measles Outbreak: Criticism of CDC Deputy Director Ralph Abraham for deflecting blame regarding the rising measles cases and low vaccination rates in the U.S..
• International Relations: Trump demands the U.S. own half of the Canadian-built Gordy Howe International Bridge.
• Ghislaine Maxwell Hearing: Discussion on Maxwell pleading the Fifth before Congress and her lawyer's suggestion that she would speak if granted clemency.
• The Wile E. Coyote Theory: A lengthy segment with caller Dave comparing the Trump administration to Wile E. Coyote and the "First Church of the Holy Roadrunner".
• Elmo’s Verdict: A lighthearted note that Elmo tweeted support for Bad Bunny, calling him "Good Bunny".