Yale Hollander hosts today as a preview for next month when Friday's become Wind Down Fridays.  As a Father's Day tribute, Yale reads "My Father's Fashion Tips," by Tom Junod.

Grab dad and huddle up around the smartphone, and enjoy the story.

Our good friend Ron Finger comes in for some banter that was worthy of a CW series.  It's a fun conversation.

When listening to the cold open, it's helpful to remember that the show airs on FCC monitored radiowaves each morning. Chris wanted to make sure you knew that, so you can properly see what he did there.

Studies show our IQs are dropping every year. Your phone is a narc for the copyright police. Raccoons climb buildings every day, why is this one special?

It's a hodge podge of topics as Chris catches up on reading some of the 300 open tabs he has open in Chrome.

In the studio, coffee in hand, Chris worries about everything from the germs on his smart phone to poisonous watermelon.

Chris and Yale Hollander sit at the Tick Tock Tavern and have a drink with New York comic, Dylan Palladino.

The studio is hot AF today. Chris beats the heat by inviting Sherman Doyle to come in and promote his new show Not These Guys, and discuss mattress dynamics, felony distribution of a controlled substance, and horror movies.

For a lot of kids, school's out for the summer.  Chris remembers the last day of school, getting your yearbook signed, fighting in the streets, swimming pools...

It's your basic summer vacation themed coming of age film.  Also, disease vectors.

Chris laments that he forgot to observe National Cheese Day, discusses the days of the week you're most likely to die, and we now live in a world with psychopathic artificial intelligence. 

What's up with that pizza?

Chris is obsessed with a pizza he found lying on the ground. An entire pizza. Seriously. Who leaves a whole pizza on the ground.

Fatal Bus Accident is this Saturday at The Improv Shop, and this month they're staging their own interpretation of the classic Anglo-Saxon epic poem, Beowulf.  We discuss the show, ghosts, murder, and a bunch of other stuff.  Stryker even managed to drop a major bombshell about half way through the show.