So, yeah...Aunie ran off the mac & cheese festival folks so...she and Aunie quickly pivot to Washington state's ban on charcoal grilling, floating broomsticks and more.

You know the headlines. You've heard the news. Now it's time to pay homage to the nincompoops who make our day.

Matt and Aunie open this Thursday edition of the show discussing the newly proposed immigration policy that President Trump endorsed yesterday and the fallout that followed the announcement.

Matt and Aunie switch gears from immigration momentarily to swap transmission stories. They then jump into a comparison of immigration and the American education system and what is in a cosmo?

Tony, of GradePower Learning, joins the show to talk about some of the difficulties facing kids as they go back to school, the importance of building on the previous year and GradePower's back to school event.

Matt poses the question: What 2 things would you impose if you were King/Queen of America for a day? Then he and Aunie debate whether he should apply for NASA's new position and talk to Tony Mauro from GradePower Learning.

Matt and Aunie seek the counsel of Tommy regarding DUI law in Alabama and how it is/should be applied in regards to the case of Da'Shawn Hand.

Matt and Aunie talk with defense attorney Tommy Spina about DUI law in Alabama, discuss the Queen's drinking habits and deliver the latest edition of Nincompoops in the News.

Good news to start the morning: the last escaped Walker County inmate was captured. Aunie comes to the defense of Walker County natives and Matt explains his disdain for anti-bacterial products.

Councilwoman Rafferty joins the show this AM to talk about the Birmingham City Council's budget recommendations and why they are extremely problematic.