The final hour followed much of the same template as the previous hour, taking calls from the listening audience and Matt squeezes a single Nincompoop in the News.

Aunie's back! Now that the team's back together, they discuss Aunie expresses her delight with her birthday surprise, Jeff Sessions, the sad child abuse case in Helena and Murphy's experience as a member of a panel that took place at UAB.

Matt and Aunie take calls from the listeners, talk about things Aunie's overheard in the men's room (no, that's not a typo) and public bathroom decorum.

Pete Folmar, Helena's chief of police, joins the show to give an update of what police know about the case of extreme child abuse that has shocked the state.

Helena Police Chief Pete Folmar gives an update on the current status of the ongoing investigation into the 14-year-old that was trapped in a basement for two years and is currently fighting for his life in the hospital.

Dr. Josh Klapow slides into the fourth and final hour to discuss a number of topics and Maddux the Intern joins the program to brag about Matt's performance at the UAB panel.

Dr. Josh leads off discussing child abuse, which profession reports the most abuse, the reasoning of the individual giving the abuse and then switches gears to talk about the rationale of young people and protesters.

Matt's flying solo while Aunie continues to cash in on her birthday surprise and opens the show by talking about the media continuing to freak out over Trump's election and the secret meaning behind the term "white nationalism."

It's been a week since election-ocalypse and Matt's tired of the protesting/rioting that's been going on in the mean time. He also notes that 2017 has been dubbed the hottest year in history...no, that's not a typo.

Matt spends the first half of the hour taking calls from the audience and then talks with the executive director of the Jimmy Hale Mission, Tony Cooper about the upcoming holiday season.