Aunie's van is dead (#RIP) and Matt goes on a rant about his favorite pen(s) and they both discuss coming of age and questionable decision making.

The day starts off on a hangry note as Matt and Aunie lash out, but things become more amicable after a discussion about things crawling on your face and Aunie makes fun of Austin's pronunciation of LaGuardia.

Senator Luther Strange calls into the show and Matt and Aunie discuss a British reality show that ended three months in, but failed to tell its contestants.

Senator Strange calls into the show to talk about everything from the American Health Care Act, the effect of President Trump's executive actions on coal and whether or not the nuclear option will be used.

Brexit is official, Matt is frustrated with his bank and he and Aunie take your calls. All that and Dr. Josh Klapow drops by to offer his psychological expertise.

Dr. Josh sits in and opens up about The Web's adult content, daily hassles, Governor Bentley and a social experiment framed as a reality show.

Matt and Aunie cover a car chase taking place in Washington, D.C. and welcome Representative Jack Williams onto the show to discuss his newly proposed legislation.

Representative Williams recently proposed HB-428, which would require devices with internet access to come with a filter that would stop obscene content from being viewed on the device.

Hail and jeggings are the first issues on the docket for discussion as Matt and Aunie continue this Spring Broke week.

Representative Mo Brooks joins Matt and Aunie and open up the healthcare debate.