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Show Recap: Guest: Dana Murray – 5/15/26 – S-4B/EP-53

It was a Love Supreme Friday on 1st Sky Omaha in the Morning, and hosts Paul B. and Buddy the God wasted no time setting the tone for a conversation as rich and layered as the community they serve. From the morning’s opening moments, it was clear this episode — Season 4, Episode 53 — […]

Show Recap: Guest: Dana Murray – 5/15/26 – S-4B/EP-53

It was a Love Supreme Friday on 1st Sky Omaha in the Morning, and hosts Paul B. and Buddy the God brought the kind of energy that makes you want to pull up a chair and stay awhile. Between a deep dive into Nebraska’s recent primary results, a conversation about civic engagement in North Omaha, […]

Show Recap: Guest: Dana Murray – 5/15/26 – S-4B/EP-53

Friday mornings have a certain energy on 1st Sky Omaha in the Morning — but this past Friday, hosts Paul B. and Buddy the God decided to turn the dial up a little higher. Before the first segment even got rolling, Paul B. made an executive decision. “There’s a lot of chatter going on on […]

Show Recap: Guest: Dana Murray – 5/15/26 – S-4B/EP-53

Friday mornings have a certain feeling on 1st Sky Omaha in the Morning, and this past week’s “Love Supreme Friday” edition was no exception. Hosts Paul B. and Buddy the God opened the show with the kind of intentional energy that sets a tone before the first guest ever speaks. “It’s a decision,” Paul B. […]

Show Recap: Guest: Dana Murray – 5/15/26 – S-4B/EP-53

It was a Friday morning that called for a little soul-stirring — and the crew at 1st Sky Omaha in the Morning delivered exactly that. Host Paul B. declared it “Love Supreme Friday” right out of the gate, a deliberate choice after a week heavy with political tension and online back-and-forth in the show’s community […]

Omaha’s mayoral pardon clinic helps residents with past convictions move forward

Omaha’s mayoral pardon clinic assists residents with low-level misdemeanor convictions such as theft, prostitution and trespassing that stem from city ordinance violations. Past convictions, even minor ones, can limit access to better-paying jobs and opportunities. Mayoral pardons do not apply to felony convictions, leaving some residents to seek other avenues. OMAHA, Neb (KMTV) – – […]