Ep. 192 - Pres. Biden addresses the nation in a primetime address tonight, but will you watch?

Ep. 191 - Christopher Heath from WFTV News joins Joe to break down the redacted affidavit today on the search of Trump's Mar-A-Lago; and Joe, Laurel and Randy play several rounds of Would You Rather.

Ep. 190 - California will require all new cars, trucks and SUVs to run on electricity or hydrogen by 2035, thus forcing the rest of the nation into an accelerated transition from fossil fuels to renewables

Ep. 189 - Pres. Biden enacted limited debt relief for some college loan recipients today; Joe argues that it's too little to satisfy the Democrats and far too much to satisfy the GOP, so the bill does little more than just make everyone angry.

Ep. 188 - President Trump files a motion asserting his Fourth Amendment rights 'regarding the unnecessary, unwarranted and unAmerican break-in' by the FBI of his Mar-A-Lago resort; the Canadian VA tells a vet with PTSD and a TBI that he should kill himself; a review of Disney+'s She Hulk and the 3 types of burnout and how to overcome them.

Ep. 187 - FL Gov Ron DeSantis announced this week that 20 felons voted illegally in the 2020 election and now face 5 more years in prison. Joe argues that Florida voters changed the law via a referendum in 2018 that restored voting rights for felons, except sex offenders and murderers, leading to genuine confusion amongst both would-be voters and elections officials. These 20 deserve grace, not prison.

Americans now watch streaming services more than broadcast or cable TV, according to new data from Nielsen. Streaming in July represented 34.8% of total consumption, while cable and broadcast came in at 34.4% and 21.6%, respectively. Joe, Laurel and Ronald share their favorite streaming services and talk about financial strategies for getting good content without breaking the bank.

Ep. 185 - What do you consider to be the greatest threat to mankind? Joe brings this up under the weight of news of the violent death of a UCF student in Alabama Sunday when he and his longtime girlfriend stopped to render aid to a stranded motorist only to find it was an ambush that left student Adam Simjee of Apopka dead.

Ep. 184 - Joe watches as a Target shopper bags two grocery carts full of goods at a closed checkout stand and walk out the store leaving Joe to wonder if the man was stealing those groceries. Tune in to today's podcast to hear how this story ends. Plus, Joe and Laurel Lee discuss the requirement in Florida to kill invasive species, like the Cuban tree frog which Joe found earlier in the day.

Ep. 183 - Joe discusses security measures for his daughter as she heads off to college in Tennessee