Stocks pare losses as nervous investors brace for Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs. Construction of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing. Prime minister of Denmark to visit Greenland in wake of Vance’s trip.

Terror In the Skies: Lithium batteries! May 7th deadline to get real ID. Famous bald eagles Jackie and Shadow have spawned an economy of grifters.

SwampWatch / Tariffs Latest with Gary and Shannon. Guest Ryan Sweet, Chief U.S. Economist at Oxford Economics joins the show to talk about the Tariffs. Return of Rec rooms in efforts to get kids off their phones.

WhatsHappening / MotivationalMonday / MixtapeMonday – Do not play list at wedding.

In this episode of the GaS Weekend Fix, Gary and Shannon explore the bizarre, cringey, and surprisingly serious world of AI relationships—because apparently, some people are swiping right on software.

Could an AI lover ever replace the real thing, or is this just the saddest episode of Black Mirror playing out in real life? Remember, no matter how advanced AI gets, it still can’t take you out for tacos.

• Your A.I. Lover Will Change You

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Gary and Shannon kick off the show with a recap of the Dodgers' recent game against the Detroit Tigers. They then discuss the devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, which has resulted in significant casualties and damage. The conversation shifts to the lockdown at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas following reports of an active shooter. Additionally, they share insights on Vice President Vance's trip to Greenland, highlighting intriguing facts about the region. The hour wraps up with a discussion on the 'Tesla Takedown' protest aimed at impacting Tesla's stock price.

Gary and Shannon delve into the recent 'Tesla Takedown' protests, analyzing the motivations behind the movement and questioning its potential impact on Tesla owners. The conversation takes a lighter turn as they humorously discuss personal grooming, specifically the societal perceptions of toe hair. Shifting to more pressing local issues, they examine a federal judge's sharp criticism of Los Angeles' mishandling of homelessness funds, highlighting concerns over accountability and the threat of federal intervention. The hour wraps up with a candid chat about workplace etiquette, focusing on foods that might be best left out of the office microwave, and an uplifting story of a young boy's inspiring journey to health after facing bullying.

Gary and Shannon dive into #SwampWatch, covering Vice President JD Vance's recent speech in Iceland and President Trump's declaration of 'liberation day' with upcoming tariffs. They then explore a new drug-resistant fungus emerging in hospitals nationwide. The conversation takes a lighter turn as they debate the etiquette of bringing pungent foods to the workplace, sharing personal anecdotes about reheated fish and chicken leftovers. The hour wraps up with a fascinating discussion on how artificial light at night affects the survival of great tits, a common European songbird.

Gary and Shannon delve into #WhatsHappening covering the latest headlines, starting with Lady Gaga facing a $100 million lawsuit from surf brand Lost International over alleged trademark infringement related to her new album's "Mayhem" logo.  They also discuss the mixed reviews surrounding Jason Statham's new action thriller, 'A Working Man,' exploring its reception and impact on his film career with KFI reporter, Heather Brooker.  Additionally, the hosts cover the Dodgers' upcoming championship ring ceremony, the tragic earthquake in Myanmar with a rising death toll, the California State Assembly's decision to stop using X, and finally they provide the nine news nuggets you need to know - #NNNYNTK.

Gary and Shannon kick off the show celebrating Baseball Opening Day, highlighting the Dodgers' upcoming game against the Detroit Tigers. They then discuss the tragic sinking of a tourist submarine in Egypt's Red Sea, resulting in multiple fatalities. The conversation shifts to the latest developments in auto tariffs aimed at boosting American manufacturing, including President Trump's definition of an American vehicle. Later, they share personal submarine experiences and fears, play listener talkbacks about favorite baseball movies, and a special terror in the skies.