Megan's been keeping track of weird one-liners everyone on the morning show has, and she makes us guess who said what.

Josh Mostel, known for his role as King Herod in "Jesus Christ Superstar," and Principal Max Shepard in "Billy Madison" talked with us about his first big break - a bus driver named Wally in a 1972 bus safety video.

We hear stories of people meeting celebrities at pinball machines, in bathrooms, on a walk with their dogs, and more.

Megan practices getting herself out of a trunk, then Hairball tries to show her how it's really done.

We talk with Johnathon Walton, who was scammed out of $92,000 by someone posing to be his best friend. Now, he's warning people of the red flags he wish he could've found, while also hunting for other scammers.

Mark Racop is the only designer licensed by DC Comics to replicate the classic '66 Batmobile. After a missed payment, Mark had to move a customer to the back of the line. The customer responded by having his friend, a California Sheriff, send four deputies some 2,000 miles away to bring false charges on Mark.

Travis Ried stops by, name drops a few big names he's spent time on stage with and plays us an original.

We talked with Jonathan Knotek, founder and tour guide of Chicago Prohibition Tours, where you head from speakeasy to speakeasy, trying drinks in different places that were once hidden in plain sight.

The kid we once knew, playing over at Rascals Live, is now singing in front of sold-out stadiums alongside the members of Poison.

Stryper's Robert Sweet Talks Cedar Rapids Show, and even gives a shoutout to one of our listeners.