Tony, the executive director of GradePower Learning, joins the show to talk about Alabama's place in the U.S. education system, charter schools, school choice and his opinion on Betsy DeVos.

Cameron Smith joins the show and talks about the job he believes President Trump has done thus far, compares the Women's March to the Civil Rights march on Washington and of course, driving naked.

Attorney General Strange joins Matt and Aunie in studio to discuss a number of topics including: Jeff Sessions being tapped for the U.S. Attorney General position, the effects of President Trump's executive orders , replacing Jeff Sessions in the Senate and more.

Boy, does this show never fail to amuse. Matt and Aunie start by discussing Mary Tyler Moore's death, the shooting at a Chicago memorial service and then they're talking about driving naked.

It's not enough to simply talk about driving naked, now Matt and Aunie must know the legality of it. All this, right before a visit from Alabama's attorney general.

Matt and Aunie open with a discussion about age (always a esteem booster), recall an analogy about Trump that a listener brought up and discuss Jeff Sessions's confirmation hearing being pushed back.

In case you missed it, Matt and Aunie approve of the actions taken by our new President, talk about his comments regarding Chicago and take calls from the audience.

Dr. Josh comes on to explain the paradigm shift we're seeing in politics, explain the origins of the mid-life crisis and to dish on what will be discussed on The Web.

With President Trump looking to sign executive orders regarding immigration and building a wall today, Matt and Aunie are just a bit giddy while they take calls and talk to Dr. Josh Klapow.

Jim, an attorney at Parkman White, LLC, joins Matt and Aunie to shed what light he can on the odd circumstances surrounding Jefferson County's newly elected district attorney.