Trump buys a Tesla on the White House lawn; RFK, Jr. and Sean Hannity go to a Steak 'n Shake; Tom announces that La Arrolladora will perform at Festival of the Lake's Latin Night on Sunday, July 20th; Pete Buttigieg announces he will not be running for U.S. Senate in Michigan; are some Iowa state election results a harbinger of things to come; Valparaiso, Indiana decides against a data center; is Trump trying to cause a recession in order to refinance trillions of U.S. debt at a lower interest rate?

Tom's take on what's going on with the stock market; a DOGE cut impacts the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Griffith, Indiana; Canada has a new Prime Minister; board game designer, writer, director, and joy-pusher Eran Thomson talks with Tom and Kevin about surviving cancer, climbing Mount Everest, his board game Song Saga, and more.

John Cantrell fills in for Tom; Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and the Lake County Sheriff's Department work out their ICE issues; causes of death revealed for the three men found frozen in backyard of friend's home after watching a football game together; Congressman Al Green censured after disrupting Trump's address to Congress; LOCPod's Canadian correspondent Jesse Hirsh talks with Kevin about the tariff war, who could be Canada's next Prime Minister, Premier of Ontario Doug Ford threatening to cut off electricity to the US, and more.

It's Tom's birthday; JD Vance tried to go skiing; Kevin's hope of Zelensky's visit to the White House going well are dashed; Porter County, Indiana Councilman Red Stone talks with Tom and Kevin about public school funding in the state, IN Senate Bill 1 and what effect it could have on municipal budgets, billboards he's putting up opposing another IN Bill that could result in interstate highways becoming toll roads, and more.

What did Kevin's phone start playing during a meeting; California Governor Gavin Newsom to start a new podcast; new Hammond, Indiana YMCA experiences problems with its open gym basketball; Dolton, Illinois Mayor Tiffany Henyard loses re-election bid in a landslide; Brantley Gilbert to perform at Hammond, Indiana's Festival of the Lakes on July 17; Tesla protests take place across the globe.

John Cantrell, GreatNews.Life's Jenny Craig-Brown, and Steve fill in for Tom and Kevin; 219 Day was this past weekend; Diddy's lawyer quits; a federal judge blocks the transfer of female transgender inmates to male prisons; Alec Baldwin threatens Trump impersonator; Spanish adult film star charged with manslaughter after a bizarre death involving toad venom.

A Bill that could lead to every interstate highway in Indiana becoming a toll road somehow passes in the House; 219 Day, a holiday celebrating the Region, is this weekend; Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita fires back against latest disciplinary complaint made against him; Elon Musk calls an astronaut "retarded"; Steve Bannon is clearly not a fan of Elon; Hobart, IN Mayor Josh Huddlestun talks with Tom and Kevin about his city being in the running as a potential site for the Lake County convention center, and more.

Kevin discovers Substack; Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport releases statement after "Electronic Genital Verification" sign goes viral; Tom's awkward Valentine's Day dinner; Ford announces potential layoffs; what happened to mass deportations; Elon Musk fathers his 13th child, this time with conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair.

Tom drops his keys in a toilet; are many Indiana roads about to become toll roads; are Ye and his wife splitting up; Chelsea Clinton and Ben Stiller respond to USAID claims; did Elon Musk disrespect the Oval Office with his choice of attire; what did Elon's son say to Trump; booking agent and promoter Ren Terry, CEO of Go Boyz Entertainment, talks with Tom and Kevin about the music industry, Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show, and more.

LOCPod is divided about Kendrick Lamar's performance at the Super Bowl; Vince Neil's private jet crashes into another plane on an Arizona runway; Trump imposes steel tariffs; a much-debated overpass project in Hammond culminates with a room full of residents –including Tom– wearing construction vests at a recent city council meeting; did the Navy script their Super Bowl ad after Tom's life; "Gulf of America" is now official on Google Maps.