Scott & John talk about what the phrase “peaceful transition of power” means. And ponder whether cars are really computers on wheels? And, last but not least, part 2 of John’s interview with local realtor Rachele Evers!

Ever wonder what these Chromebooks are? Scott explains why they are quite the useful device. Then John & Scott continue walking a family law case through the court process – this week it’s defaults and pretrial hearings.

Ever wonder why you should hire a realtor? Listen to part 1 of Interview With a Realtor and you’ll know why. Also, hear John and Scott try to figure out why NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell doesn’t attend games in New England.

Best Buy employees as paid FBI informants; is that OK with you? Not with us! After discussing this John & Scott begin walking a sample family law case through the court process. They conclude by talking about bad judgment!

Scott and John address the ever-increasing length of football games, debate the question “what makes a Congress good (or bad)?” and wrap up with a look at useful apps for your smartphone or tablet!

So long 2016. A look back at the year that was, including the death of a justice, Microsoft on Scott’s naughty list, the Cubs win and, of all things, George Washington’s eggnog recipe!

With special intro and transition music, John laments bad coaching decisions in the Lions loss to NY. Scott explains the importance of cloud storage. We conclude with an overview of the federal court system.

John & Scott give an overview of Michigan’s court system, talk about the benefits of upgrading your modem & router and talk baseball. They also debut a new segment: “This Day in History!”

John & Scott talk about the college football playoff system; it seems like Penn State got a bad deal. Then they discuss sports team travel - the risks &  occasional tragedies. They conclude with a story about a new vinyl record plant.

Scott & John use Jill Stein’s recount petition to explain federalism and court systems; they also solve the college football system and pay tribute to John Glenn and rue the demise of America’s space program.