Fridays on the Fly

We talk about Brock Turner, the Stanford student that got a ridiculously lenient sentence for rape. We also cover the NBA championship,  how the court system is rigged, personal responsibility, and it's not my fault syndrome. Remember the woman that sued McDonald's for coffee that was too hot? Ward sets the record straight as to why that is NOT as ridiculous as it sounds.

How do local television stations generate revenue? We don't know but we speculate. The events that transpired in Orlando are terrible. Is it a gun problem? How does the country prevent mass murder? Ward and Rod fall on opposite sides of gun control. We watched Sixteen Candles recently and were surprised and displeased at how the film depicted women and minorities.

From internet safety and password managers to ebay and craigslist, we've got your back. Also, brand loyalty and Eric finds the first mouse in his house.

A new Star Trek series is on the horizon. If you had to pick a side would it be Star Wars or Star Trek? Watch out at the zoo. Media, mayhem, or negligence? Would any president be worthy of Mt. Rushmore with how much we can find out about them? And who is the most handsome president? Does anyone still read magazines? Some of us do! Ever watch Whose Line is it Anyway?

Ward complains about Windows 10 forcing installs and sports teams extorting money for stadiums. Did you realize how hard it is to take one photo every day? Rod regales with a story that hits every man a little too close to home.

Rougned Odor punched Jose Bautista in the jaw. Is fighting part of baseball? What's the point of all these safety rules? Captain America: Civil War is here and it's awesome. Which super power would we pick? Eric's been to a nude beach once, and he had a great encounter.

How did we miss talking about the Ghostbusters movie trailer? It doesn't look promising. This is Ghostbusters in name only. Ghost in the Shell is being remade as a live action movie for 2017 starring Scarlett Johansson. While there is some criticism with using a caucasian actor due to the Asian source, the studio responded they plan to make her look Asian in post production. What?!

Rod has troubles trying to buy a car. Consequently, Ward used to sell cars.

We discuss some of Ward's recent projects including a courtyard project that a contractor actually built. Why is it rare for cool things to get built? We also talk about how to discuss race and how race affects mindsets and interactions. Have you ever tried to buy a car? Rod has, and the car salesman wasn't making it easy.

Rod is our special guest this episode. We discuss North Carolina's HB2. The law that restricts transgender bathroom use. Then the conversation shifts to a variety of topics all over the place. You don't want to miss it. Something for everyone.