The show continues with Matt & Aunie monitoring the storm situation, announcing the upcoming Rated R Rudoph and talking about Trump's mastery of the art of "trolling."

Matt and Aunie talk about the Tennessee wildfires, Donald Trump's good week, and respond to a story that called Samford University a "safe space for communists."

Channing, the news director of News Talk 98.7 in Knoxville, Tennessee, joins the show over phone to talk about the aftermath the wildfires left in Gatlinburg and how people can help out.

Dr. Josh comes on the show and discusses liberalism on college campuses, texting and driving and setting the stage for the next episode of his show, The Web.

The final hour takes a break from more of the most serious topics that have been discussed to talk about the greatest album ever, texting and driving, "American Pickers" and "Hoarders."

Sara the Intern (aka "The Hammer") says goodbye and talks about her experience as she closes out the last day of her internship.

Matt and Aunie open up talking about the devastation in Gatlinburg, TN from the wildfires, U.S. relations with Cuba and the motives of the Ohio State attacker.

Matt and Aunie talk local politics with none other than Jefferson County Commissioner David Carrington.

David stops by to discuss state and county politics and makes an announcement exclusive to the Matt and Aunie show.

Matt & Aunie play host to Katherine Robertson, formerly of the Alabama Policy Institute, to get her thoughts on national politics and Alabama's role in the upcoming landscape.