An Arizona woman went for a run and ended up living through a slasher movie scenario. Be sure to tune into the GarrForce Live Cocktail Hour this afternoon at 6pm ET!

The owner of a small digital photo gallery has had pictures of wildlife, landscapes and buildings blocked by Facebook for supposedly containing "overtly sexual" content including a photo of the England cricket team in a huddle and one of a cow standing in a field. Meanwhile, a computer hacker in Florida almost poisoned a town's water supply. Plus, a mechanic has a warning about clingy ex-boyfriends.

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Some listeners took Garry to task for getting the number of stars on the original American flag wrong. Meanwhile, a middle school teacher in Wisconsin thought it was a good idea to ask students to write about how they would punish a slave. Plus, Cuba has taken a sudden turn towards capitalism.

"What's the deal with Columbus, Ohio?" (Can you hear Garry saying that as he's impersonating Jerry Seinfeld?) It's Ohio's state capital, has the largest population in that state, is ranked as one of the most livable cities in America, and Garry Meier and Leslie Keiling have been talking about it on the show quite a bit lately. Garry welcomes Tara DeFrancisco and Rance Rizzutto, the owners of The Nest Theatre, the dedicated home for improvisational comedy, sketch revues, live lit, and experimental theatre in Columbus, Ohio. Before founding The Nest Theatre, they both performed and taught improvisational comedy in Chicago for more than a decade, and they both have performed and taught all over the world, including touring engagements in at least 51 cities in 18 countries.

A man picked up a dog at his local shelter and then she promptly saved his life. Be sure to tune into the GarrForce Live Cocktail Hour this afternoon at 6pm ET!

Airline pilots say they are a little rusty thanks to making fewer flights during to the COVID outbreak. Meanwhile, a man in Germany was impersonating an air traffic controller. Plus, an unexpected video of the military coup in Myanmar has surfaced.

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Garry has a quick and easy idea for how some radio stations can goose their ratings. Meanwhile, an Amazon driver rescued a baby who was abandoned by the side of the road during a carjacking. Plus, there's a new and very easy menu item for Valentine's Day this year.

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A North Carolina man hit two deer with his brand new car and then learned that he had just won $1 million in the lottery. Plus, Garry checked in with special effects expert Dieter Sturm, the Academy Award-winning inventor of a biodegradable artificial snow!

China has come up with a new way of testing people for COVID that might make you prefer not to know whether or not you have the virus.

Be sure to tune into the GarrForce Live Cocktail Hour this afternoon at 6pm ET!

A South Carolina couple decided it was a good idea to have sex on a ferris wheel and video tape it for a porn site. Speaking of romance, White Castle wants to be a part of your Valentine's Day plans. Plus, a man in Florida decided to get revenge on a towing company who towed his car.

Garrforce t-shirts and coffee mugs are now available by going to "Can't Live Without" on the website. Your purchase of these items is what keeps the podcast going. Plus, you can always email me [email protected] or leave a text or voicemail at 773-888-2157 Thank you in advance!