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February 18th is national "Drink Wine Day," with it's origins believed to be over 4-thousand years ago in ancient Armenia. Mummies have contained evidence that the Pharos likely took some of their favorite vino on their final trips. Jennifer shares the backstory on the famous Lucy grape stomping episode. Studies indicate that 42% of Americans prefer the reds. Speaking of adult beverages, Victoria reminds us that no alcohol should be consumed 24 hours before being vaccinated. Jen shares her Mom's bad reaction. POTUS slips up at Town Hall by making a racist comment about minorities and vaccinations. Next, Dr. Ken Kronhaus has news that vaccine manufactures have found ways to speed up production of the Vaccines. The Johnson & Johnson is Vaccine likely to be approved soon by the FDA. Finally, Dr. Ken says that once 75% of Americans are vaccinated, the Virus will no longer be able to mutate.

Doug asks how will we ever get out of debt by lowering Taxes? Victoria brings up the old "those who pay the most, pay the least in Taxes" point of view. Doug wonders what's happening in New Orleans, with this being Ash Wednesday? Even though there's no Mardi Gras, you can still drink on the streets of NO. Jen explains the meaning of Fat Tuesday and all about giving up stuff for Lent. It's now been medically proven that Wine fights depression, lowers the risk of heart attacks, strokes, dementia and even some Cancers. Did you know that mice are less anxious when given wine? Mr. Romantic, Michael Jordan gave his stock in one of his companies for Valentine's Day. Next, our Pet Guru Warren Eckstein www.thepetshow.com explains to Doug, how often your dog should have a physical and what it should include. Finally, he reveals what he feeds his dogs.

Victoria begins with Dr. Anthony Fauci telling us that schools should re-open. But many African American families don't want this to happen and she goes on to explain. A discussion develops about the Judicial System's unfairness to Black Americans. Then, Jennifer tells us that the word California has become a verb, because of the wacky political stuff going on there. We move into the recurring debate about Aliens coming into the country and whether they should be entitled to the COVID Vaccine. Dr. Jack Stockwell www.forbiddendoctor.com joins the group, and we learn that the drug companies are looking to take tax deductions for the fines they've had to pay out in Opioid settlements. Finally, 13 new studies have verified that Omega 3 fatty acids and Vitamin D are strong weapons against Cancer and Heart Disease.

Dr. Fauci says the South African variance of COVID will be a challenge for current Vaccines. We may have to be vaccinated with a new version next year. This year's regular flu cases are down to 1/10th of last years and the thinking is that masking-up and Social Distancing for COVID may have played a major roll. Doug spent the weekend in Florida and met a friend for lunch at Mira Lago. Guess who passed through and chatted with everyone? The Trumpster. Doug says that he's gained weight, and in his words, "looks terrible." AstraZeneca is testing their vaccine on children as young as 6. Next, Tom Kreautler from The Money Pit Radio Show www.moneypit.com offers thoughts on window coverings and then provides a way to keep your Valentine flowers from wilting. It will surprise you!

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Unveils its 2021 Nominees and almost half of them this year are women. "Gronk," Rob Gronkowski, tight end for The Buccs had a great Superbowl and he couldn't help reacting to the streaker that ran onto the playing field last Sunday. Even though Patrick Mahomes didn't lead his team to win this year's Superbowl, he did last year, and he will definitely be back. "Hustler" magazine founder, Larry Flint is gone at 78. Bad news for Bruce Springsteen, he's in trouble for reckless driving in Sandy Hook, NJ. At last, after over 100 years Aunt Jemima now has a more politically correct name. Finally, Dr. Ken Kronhaus answers listeners questions about Mental Health issues resulting from Coronavirus, and why politics got in the way of saving 400k lives by not using Hydroxychloroquine.

Topless photo of Claudia Conway accidentally Tweeted by her mother, Kellyanne Conway. Claudia auditions for "American Idol." The official report released on Kobe Bryant's helicopter death blames pilot error, flying illegally through clouds. Sunday's Superbowl was the most streamed Superbowl and TV viewership was down. Victoria blames much of it on people "cutting the cord" and the lackluster Halftime entertainment, The Weeknd. Michelle Obama launching new TV cooking show, "Waffles and Mochi." Meanwhile, another Michelle (Pfeiffer) is set to play Betty Ford in new TV series. Finally, Pet Show guy Warren Eckstein www.petshow.com reveals his secret tips on how to stop your dog from barking.

The original lead singer of The Supremes, Mary Wilson dies suddenly at 76. Doug explains why Diana Ross got all the hype, instead of Mary. Diane Sawyer interview with Britney Spears criticized for blaming her for being responsible for the Justin Timberlake breakup. Her entire life she has been held captive by her father and now she's going to court to try and get rid of him. Finally, Victoria asks Dr. Jack Stockwell www.forbiddendoctor.com to clarify his statements about how eating meat and potatoes together could be deadly.

A look back at Christopher Plummer's life, probably best known for "The Sound of Music." Then, Victoria has the answer to why Ryan Seacrest is gone from "E" Red Carpet. Lou Dobbs tossed by FOX, most likely over his support of Trump claims of election fraud. Have you seen the photos of Miranda Lambert and her hubby's traffic accident? Next, Doug reflects on Bill Maher's recent show about moving on from Trump. What did you think about Queen Latifah's post Superbowl preview in "The Equalizer?" Doug, Victoria and Jai offer their thoughts. Finally, Our Auto Expert, Nick Miles www.ourautoexpert.com tells us that the automakers are running out of chips and Apple's plans for an all-electric car.

TV's "The Masked Dancer" a spin-off and produced by the same people who bring you "The Masked Singer," starts production of a new season. Jen wonders why Dolly Parton seems to have become more relevant in the last four months. Golden Globes are set for this month with Tina Fay and Amy Poehler as co-hosts. Due to the pandemic, many of the movie nominations are not widely known. Jane Fonda to receive the Cecil B. DeMille award . Doug believes that Anthony Hopkins should win something. Victoria hopes that "One Night In Miami" takes an award. "Jeopardy" announces more quests and Baseball's Spring Training begins later this month. It's likely that the full season will be played. Then, Dr. Ken Kronhaus reports that afternoon napping may boost your agility. Next a warning about keeping your iPhone away from your Pacemaker. Finally, the warning signs for Pancreatic Cancer.

Dolly Parton has a new perfume, called Scents from Above and she plans to introduce it in Sunday's Super Bowl broadcast. Some creative quarantiners are throwing Sunday Superspreader parties during this year's Super Bowl Game. They may turn out to be more dangerous than the recent holidays. It's full steam ahead in California to recall Governor Gavin Newsom from office. A new study says that college football players are more likely to suffer injuries at practice than actual games. Next, we meet Nathan Jones from Xlear, the all-natural nasal spray. www.xlear.com Finally, Warren Exckstein www.thepetshow.com talks about dog parks, and the first one being in Berkeley, CA.