Christine McVie has passed so we open with Songbird in remembrance. Obviously Scott is very upset about this death. Scott says Stevie Nicks is the Michigan football of the music world. Only one email today. It comes from Danny who thought the latest rendition of Scott's Plan was first-rate! Danny also watched Nope and wants to know what everybody thought of it. Govier watched Kinsey over the weekend. He found a girl in the film who likes just like Adam Scott. Have you seen This is Pop on Netflix? T-Pain was crushed by the overwhelming hate for his endless use of Autotune. This moment reminds us of how much we enjoyed Pop-Up Video on VH1. This opens a rabbit hole of discussion about the year 1999. Was it the best year for film? What jobs were you working that year? Do you remember when Payne Stewart died in that weird jet plane accident? Govier remembers watching the Music City Miracle in real-time while working on a Saturday at Lonestar Steakhouse. Willie Beamen also left the ladies creamin' in 1999. Never forget. Luke drops a bomb about Chomsky expressing that sports are a tool of submission by the masses. Amy Adams has a great sense of humor as she proved for her appearance on Between Two Ferns. Jalen Rose is married to an ESPN talking head and Govier had no idea. Luke is wondering why there is so much sexual deviancy within the ranks of college and professional athletics. Luke also squeezes in a quick word about the possible railroad strike looming over the holiday supply chain. We love you people! We close today's show with a farewell to Christine McVie with Fleetwood Mac's Tell Me Lies. If any of this nonsense strikes you, please email the show [email protected] to improve the overall quality of our next episode.