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On today’s MKD, we start the week off discussing the plane crash in Philadelphia. 

In freak accidents, we cover a deadly hyperbaric chamber explosion, a mother who died after inhaling helium, and an unusual lawn mower injury. 

Turning to true crime, we update about Ellen Greenberg's death, a child killed with a hair dryer, a drone DUI, and a son who turned his father in after a horrific discovery on his phone. 

Lastly, in medical news, we talk about a new FDA-approved pain killer and vacation food poisoning deaths.

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This week on Two Cool Moms, Joe and Steve manage to not look like Nosferatu while doling out advice that’s as old-school as a handwritten love letter. Dive into the charm of analog communication as they reminisce about the golden days of pen and paper, bringing back memories of when tweeting was just for the birds.
In the new segment, "Call Mommy," the moms tackle life's burning questions with their usual mix of sarcasm and unintentional wisdom. From the mysteries of toddler sleep patterns to escaping the clutches of rural life for the big screen, they've got a quip for every quandary.
Tune in for an episode that's more packed with laughs and questionable advice than Joe’s attic is with nostalgic keepsakes. 

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This week, Tommy is joined by actor Mason Gooding who you will see starring opposite Olivia Holt in the upcoming romantic comedy horror film, Heart Eyes. Heart Eyes is about a masked killer who terrorizes romantic couples on Valentine’s Day. The killer has a new target, and Mason’s character spends the most romantic night of the year trying to stay alive. You also know and love Mason from a bunch of other fan-favorite projects (Love Victor, Y2K, I Want You Back), and perhaps most notably as Chad Meeks-Martin in the Scream franchise. Today, Mason opens up about if he is as smooth in real life as his character in Heart Eyes, what he loves about working in the horror genre, why he jumped at the opportunity to work with Olivia Holt, how he builds authentic chemistry with his co-stars, why human connection is so important to him, how to master the “slow motion scare” in a horror film, his reaction to the Scream 7 script, the first look into what we can expect with the latest film, if he always knew that he would be a part of Scream 7, what he really thinks about spoilers leaking online as the movie is being filmed, how much filming he has left to do, the unexpected thing he did to put himself out there to land a dream role, how he’s cultivated a positive mindset over the years, what he has never publicly said before, and so much more. 
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Who wrote the best-selling book in the U.S. in the 1800s? Why was she attacked from both sides for her story? And finally, how did she come to write the same exact book, word for word, 40 years later?

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