Matt and Aunie were told about Anna last week by caller Mark in response to his request for more good news being reported. Hearing her story is inspirational and is as good a story as there is.

Seeing as it is the week before Christmas, Matt and Aunie wish everyone a happy holiday, debate the Talk 99.5 Fudge Off and confess to eating David Sears's Christmas gift.

Matt and Aunie talk to State Representative Ed Henry about Donald Trump's visit to Mobile and receive a very special phone call.

Representative Henry calls in to talk about being one of the first politicians to publicly support Donald Trump, Jeff Sessions's vacant Senate seat and the renewed push for a gas tax in the state legislature.

Representative Byrne joins the show to discuss his thoughts on Donald Trump's visit to Mobile, Governor Bentley attending the event and who might fill Jeff Sessions's Senate seat.

There is a need for more good news in the world, unfortunately, as Matt and Aunie had to explain to the audience, good news in large quantities is often boring and not interesting.

Matt and Aunie receive some mail from a former Uber driver, discover that McDonald's is starting to test delivery in 2017 and explains why the Russians are not behind Donald Trump's election victory.

Matt and Aunie take call, discuss the rising trend of spoiler alerts and fume over John Kerry's Aleppo press conference that turned into a Q&A on Russia's impact on the election.

Matt and Aunie cover the latest developments in a Shelby County homicide, talk about the Talk 99.5 Fudge-Off and Matt's peeved about charging station being placed in Uptown.

Matt and Aunie just let it fly the day after the company Christmas party. With stories claiming Santa's a liar, a pastor screaming that Santa isn't real and Santa getting kicked out of Six Flags, this show could write itself.