Matt and Aunie play host (see what I did there) to Van Sykes, give an update on the monkey memo story from yesterday and take calls.

Ryan drops in on Matt and Aunie unexpectedly to answer a question that took over the last hour of the show: If you could be buried anywhere or in anything, where would it be?

Matt and Aunie have scoured the Internet to bring you the most bizarre and oddest stories the world has to offer.

Matt and Aunie are joined by Ryan Brown, discuss pot coffee pods, answer a very odd question and deliver the Nincompoops in the News.

Matt and Aunie question what words are considered racist and dive into the finalized pool of candidates that are vying for the Senate seat up for grabs in the upcoming special election.

Darlene Coin, a spokesperson for 3 Hots and a Cot, joins the show to talk about the 8th Annual Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival and give the listeners a feel for what 3 Hots and a Cot does.

CBS 42's Sherri Jackson joins the show to promote a special report that airs tonight that takes an in-depth look at how far we've come in cancer treatment.

Matt and Aunie talk to Darlene Coin about the charity 3 Hots and a Cot and the Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival, discuss the special counsel that has been appointed to delve into Russia's involvement in the Trump campaign and speak with Sherri Jackson about CBS 42's newest special report.

Birmingham City Councilwoman Rafferty comes on the show to discuss running for re-election, problems with the education system and the new salary increase legislation that the council passed.

Representative Brooks calls in on the Matt & Aunie hotline to discuss the Senate race and how the appointment of a special counsel to look into the Russia influence on the election affects D.C.