To the phones we go to hear about the trouble you caused as a kid. Clovis announces that it won't enforce state's nonessential business ban. What does that look like moving forward? Listeners comment. Don't forget Mother's Day is Sunday and just a suggestion, School House Restaurant & Tavern has a sweet brunch menu available for takeout.

Suddenly Skip is OK with Hump Day. A 5 yo's mom told him he couldn't buy a Lamborghini so he stole the family SUV while his aunt slept and was pulled over as he "drove to CA" to buy one with $3 in his pocket. Now he's getting free rides in luxury cars with strangers. Listeners comment on the stuff they got away with as kids.

J. Crew has filed for bankruptcy, "pushed to the brink" by COVID-19 closures. But was it? Wrapping up the show with some great news on the reopening of Fresno business, according to this evening's announcement from the mayor.

We shared the story about a week ago about the possibility of a popular OTC medicine being used to treat COVID-19 and people did exactly what researchers didn't want... they went and bought it all. Elizabeth Warren calls Biden's denial of sexual assault "credible and convincing." Listeners comment. #GivingTuesdayNow is a great way to give back as nonprofits struggle due to COVID-19.

To the phones we go. Facebook has removed accounts linked to QAnon conspiracy theory. Is that OK? A CO man who planned to attend a coronavirus protest has been arrested, having been in possession of pipe bombs he was planning to use against law enforcement. Listeners comment.

Welcome to Tuesday! While everyone's circulating the jokes about Cinco de Mayo/Taco Tuesday being "ruined" by a virus that shares a name with a beer, we had a fly by asteroid that was too close for comfort. For some reason, they want to make a mini TV series about Tiger King and Nic Cage is doing his first TV role. Johns Hopkins University says that documents that gave a dire analysis for COVID-19 death forecasts were not meant to be used as official forecasts. How did media get to this?

Disney may not be faring well during the COVID-19 shutdowns... but they're planning on a new Star Wars feature with Taika Waititi at the helm. Looking to celebrate May the 4th? We've got the recommendations. Tonight's Florida Man story involves a guy sheltering in place on private Disney property. As if the first part of 2020 wasn't bad enough, now we have murder hornets to worry about. Screen sharing pointers would have been helpful for one professor in Miami who accidentally shared his porn preferences with this class. To prove nothing's off the table in 2020, Mike Tyson is training for a comeback at 53 and making all of our attempts at still fitting in our jeans during shelter in place look pathetic.

More of your calls about the new face coverings guidelines.

A former US district judge responds to Bredefeld's threat of suing the city over shelter in place order. Tells him "don't waste your time or money." Mayor-elect Jerry Dyer offers some hope with a goal of opening "hundreds of businesses" back open by May 7th. Part of getting business back to usual in Fresno includes the use of face coverings. Will you wear one? If you're a business owner, do you know what you need to know to reopen? To the phones we go.

Welcome back to Monday! Where the internet takes over and reminds us who is in charge. We start with a friendly reminder that it's Teacher Appreciation Week. George W. Bush releases a call for unity amid COVID-19 and Trump is not entirely happy about it. To the phones we go! Remember that CA city official who suggested COVID-19 could be a good way to get rid of the weak, sick and homeless? He's been relieved of his post.