Matt and Aunie bid adieu to the circus as Ringling Bros. & Barnum and Bailey's is closing up shop after 146 years and things get weird when Aunie talks about the time she met members of Heaven's Gate.

When the topics of discussion on the Matt & Aunie Show are chicken nuggets and saddlebags, you are guaranteed one thing: it's Friday!

Things get a little more serious as Matt and Aunie update you on a hostage situation and the Talladega College Marching Tornadoes performing in Donald Trump's inauguration. Things lighten up when superstitions are brought up on this Friday the 13th.

Matt and Aunie continue to update you on the hostage situation, discuss the Birmingham Civil Rights monument and take calls.

Friend of the show (FOTS) Rachel Lundberg drops by the studio to catch up, talk about the history of Rachel on the Road (they've done 26 episodes) and laugh about things management has denied them from doing.

Matt and Aunie start off the show discussing Senator Sessions's confirmation hearing and taking in some of the other headlines of the day.

It's all fun and games until someone mentions a bathroom bill and joining in on the fun are State Senator Phil Williams and State Representative Patricia Todd.

Senator Williams comes on the show to explain his proposed legislation that would require a bathroom attendant at any place of business.

Representative Todd comes on to offer a rebuttal to Senator Williams's bill and explain why it is not necessary and takes time to answer a caller's hypothetical question.

Katherine, the senior adviser to Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange, is on loan to help Senator Sessions through the transition of power and gives her thoughts about what went on in his confirmation hearing.