In the law this week, potential election lawsuits, Western Michigan University says adios to Cooley Law School and the art of the insult.

After a brief discussion about what may (or may not) happen on election night, Scott talks about Tampa Bay’s Word Series loss while John geeks out on baseball stats.

For those who are interested, our last thoughts on the race for the White House before the 2020 election.

This month we talk about Eddie Van Halen and the group Van Halen. John grew up with their music, Scott mostly discovered it prepping for this episode. Hear our thoughts!

We’re both under deadlines this week but we still find time to talk tech (the new Apple phones); John’s experience with his first Zoom trial and big tech restricting their user’s ability to share the news.

After a brief tribute and discussion about the recent passing of Eddie Van Halen we’re back to the law; specifically, the Michigan Supreme Court’s decision about the governor’s executive orders.

The first championship in the COVID era has been won – the Stanley Cup goes to the Tampa Bay Lightning. How are other sports doing? Also, competitive cooking and grilling versus barbequing.

We’ve got five weeks this month! We use the extra week to talk about music in political campaigns! American politicians have been using music in some way, shape or form for quite a long time!

It’s music week and this time we go heavy with the Mighty Metallica and their new release – S & M 2! We also talk about vinyl LP sales outpacing CD sales for the first time in a long time. Listen and enjoy!

We talk about technology and how it has evolved since 9/11. We also talk about our memories of that day and two relatively unsung American heroes. Also, a quick legal discussion about the governor’s orders.