KSL Brightside

THE MCRIB IS BACK BABY! We're joined by Todd Thueson and KSL Unrivaled's Scott Mitchell to break down one of the greatest underrated fast-food selections in our beautiful country's history.

Unfortunately, by the time you hear this, chances are it's too late but there's always next year!

Also, an elderly French woman struck it rich after selling a painting from the 1400s.

We go over one of the weirdest recipes we've ever heard...PORK FRUIT CAKE. Buckle up because things are about to get meaty.

Also, there is big news coming out of Zion National Park. A California Condor chick has hatched and taken its first flight in the park.

The "Perfect Parent Club" is baaaaaaaack!! An anonymous parent wrote to Slate Magazine after he was shamed on Facebook for being a horrible parent but don't worry, he got his redemption after Slate took his si....Naaah, we're kidding. He got shamed on Slate, too.

Also, moments after a woman was sentenced to 10-years in prison for killing Botham Jean, his brother gave her a hug, letting her know that he had forgiven her.

Ethan's not really a huge fan of conspiracies but ever since he hooked his iPhone up to an Apple store's diagnostic system, it hasn't been running the same since. Also, Japan Air has a new feature where they display seats that will have infants that way you can avoid screaming babies on your next flight.

Then we talk about the viral story of a Homewood Hotel worker who single-handedly served 90 stranded guests for 32-straight hours while there was a severe flash flood in Beaumont, TX.

United Airlines was getting some Twitter hate after they wouldn't let a passenger sit in an upgraded seat for free and they clapped back soooo beautifully.

Thomas Cook Airlines collapsed this week and now it's wreaking havoc all across the UK but on one flight, passengers collected £5000 for the flight crew after they announced the overall collapse.

According to new research, neuroscientists are teaching rats to play hide-and-seek and shocker, rats are great at hiding...Then we almost lose Alex and Ethan to a lack of ventilation and a strange "odor" coming through the vents. Also, a text that was sent to a wrong number leads to a stranger's act of kindness on today's "Zen Headline."

After BYU fans began to storm the field this weekend, Alex tries to explain why it's such a horrible idea and never turns out as great as you think it will. Then, a family who got stuck above a waterfall, wrote an S.O.S. note and put it into a water bottle, threw it down the waterfall, and was eventually rescued the same day.

Apparently movie theaters are flooding viewing audiences with too many trailers. In some cases, AMC Theatres can play up to eight trailers, before the feature picture and people are sick of it. Also, a mystery involving a missing woman was found after she realized that she was participating in her own search party.

Scientists are wondering if there could possibly be dinosaur DNA on the moon and we're all for recreating some moon dinos. Also, Hillary Clinton went to a Venice exhibition where an artist printed 62,000 pages of her own emails.

A Whataburger went viral this week after a mouse was seen running around the counter being chased by a non-employee until it jumped right into the fryer that was used to make fries. Also, we talk about how this month, True North will align with Magnetic North for the first time in 360 years in Greenwich, London.