Hello Wednesday! Busy news day starts off with the State of the Union recap (including paper tearing) and the votes are in--President Trump has been acquitted on all counts.

Wrapping up the conversation about whether or not it's a good call from Sacramento to put PE standards on hold to combat bullying and body shaming. Listeners respond. The Coronavirus is interfering with everything... including getting a new iPhone.

Is removing standardized testing from PE classes doing a disservice to students? The debate continues.

Gov. Newsom wants to halt physical fitness test due to body shaming and bullying issues. Listeners respond.

Hello Tuesday! Iowa is a mess. At the center of it all, a company maned by someone in the 2016 Clinton campaign and a never tested app.

Woah! Another hour of the Super Bowl Booty Shaking controversy.

Monday armchair quarterbacking continues as listeners weigh in on the Super Bowl Half Time show.

Fresno PD was out in full force to catch those drinking and driving following the Super Bowl and one made it super easy to catch after crashing into them outside of the jail. Oh the controversy of the Super Bowl Half Time show... We discuss.

Back from the Super Bowl with the good, the bad and the ugly. Cue the world's smallest violins for first world Big Game problems, including expensive concessions and anger over organic beer. There was no Super Bowl party for inmates in Alameda after staff found their "wine" stash. Recapping the commercials from the Super Bowl LIV and Philip has a submission for best SB commercial ever.

The Ashley Madison breach is taking on a new image as scammers attempt to get money by citing actual details of account holders in the latest manifestation of sextortion. Tech advice with Philip to help you with those Windows updates. In what looks like a bad remake of Nicholas Cage's "National Treasure," one idiot tries to steal the Magna Carta with a hammer in broad daylight.