It's tech week with a twist. After a quick look at the baseball playoffs, we talk about scotch and seaweed…then it's onto a Twitterstorm (that doesn't involve Pres. Trump) and new stuff from Amazon and Microsoft!

The Supreme Courts are back in session-meaning here in Michigan and in Washington DC. We preview some of the cases on their dockets.

The first three weeks of the NFL season is in the books; college football is underway (will Michigan have a season?); the Super Bowl halftime show was announced (big deal); and it's time for the baseball playoffs.

We bemoan copyright law and then discuss the American "response" to the British Invasion. Without music samples.

It's Constitution Day 2019. We discuss, debate and disagree. But before doing so, a brief tribute to Eddie Money, who passed away the morning we recorded.

In tech we look at a guy who tried (and failed) to get over on Amazon, a great sale on a TV and how technology is affecting the job market.

Football's back; the season hasn't even started and there was some big news! How will our favorite teams fare? Tune in and find out!

Some people in Canada got very lucky! Plus, a new way to wrap those Amazon packages and the State of Georgia has to revamp its voting processes! Why? The tech doesn't work!

A follow up on the NFL/disgruntled Saints fan lawsuit; will Roger Goodell have to testify? John notched his first win in the Michigan Supreme Court; Scott lost a very interesting case involving a lot of money!

Back to sports with conversation about major league baseball's trade deadline, NFL training camps are open, college football will be here soon, and will Roger Goodell have to sit for a deposition?