In this new segment, Matt and Aunie take listener calls in order for you to ask personal questions so that the audience can get to know them better.

Matt and Aunie open the show on a lighthearted note, talking about China's replica of the Titanic, the Samford University controversy and are joined by Channing Smith.

Channing joins the show from Knoxville and gives an update on what is happening in and around the Gatlinburg area after the wildfires.

Matt and Aunie dive deeper into the Samford University controversy by going over a statement from the school's president and talking to a student enthralled in the thick of it.

Karalee is a student at Samford and the proposed president of the Young Americans Foundation (YAF), the group that this story is centered around.

After having Karalee on the show, the phone lines lit up and that's what Matt and Aunie spent most of this hour doing, taking calls from the audience.

Layne comes to the show from Camping World to explain what people can do to help those affected by the wildfires in Tennessee and what items authorities in the area are specifically asking for.

Things lighten up a bit as discussions range from Trump's "thank you" tour to Jill Stein's recount funds and conclude with the latest edition of Nincompoops in the News.

Matt and Aunie know the news can weigh you down, enter Nincompoops in the News. The news that you can't believe is real, but get a nice laugh at.

Matt and Aunie continue coverage on the Gatlinburg fires, discuss Trump's sense of control through the media storm and CBS 42's Sarah Cantey joins the show via phone to talk about the aftermath of the storms.