Jonathan has a very different definition of a supportive spouse than Miranda Lambert does. Should staring at someone in a bar require consent? We play Stump The Studio, run the Elite 8 of bad first dance songs for your wedding and hear some Group Therapy Confessions. Plus, what's the dumbest way you've injured yourself?

That's right, we gave away a vacation to one lucky listener today! Also, we look into the debate over college debt forgiveness and the mystery of why children who like goldfish crackers don't ever try to eat their pet goldfish as well. We play Song Party and ER or Not and speak to a woman who has some STRONG feelings about her child's new teacher. Plus, what has the smart phone killed?

Jonathan thinks that self-checkout is secretly encouraging serial killers. Also, your dog has evolved to emotionally manipulate you. We look into people testing their self driving cars with their own children, explore why movie theatres are dying and check out some new phrases in the Urban Dictionary. Plus, do people still do naked photo shoots of newborn babies?

With the Orange Line officially closed the media has gone crazy trying to cover how people are handling it. Just don't try and find a bicycle. Seth Rogen is horrified that people became police officers because of his role in SuperBad. What tv show or movie best portrays your job? Is it wrong to announce big personal news at someone else's wedding? We play Top Three and find things that aren't considered drugs but maybe should be. Plus, would you let an Uber driver use your bathroom after he dropped you off?

Jonathan and Danielle interview Paul Reiser on today's show. Also, we play Stump The Studio for Kenny Chesney tickets and the Elite 8 for Instrumental TV Themes. We hear some Group Therapy Confessions and discuss which foods go bad too quickly. Plus, how do you escape reality?

Who was the useless member of your favorite band? When did it become OK to film things vertically? The average person lies several times every day, but is that a bad thing? Is customer service getting worse or does it just seem that way because of social media? And what are some other ways we've become less civil to each other? We figure out what foods are better raw and play a round of Song Party. Plus, would you trust your egg donor to babysit your baby? Even if she accidentally referred to it as "our baby"?