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.

Who's going to win the Super Bowl this weekend; how are Elon Musk's first couple of weeks on the job going; burglary ring that targeted the homes of professional athletes is busted; Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita accused of professional misconduct again; Lake County Commissioner Mike Repay talks with Tom and Kevin about the future of the IN Democratic Party, his decision to run for Chairman of the Lake County Democratic Party, his thoughts on a convention center in Lake County, Taylor Swift, and more.

Tom and Kevin are back; Tom takes exception to a line item he discovers on his restaurant bill; Tom pranks Marissa; Tom responds to accusations that he physically threatened members of an environmentalist group protesting an overpass project in Hammond; a wild update about Dolton, IL Mayor Tiffany Henyard; tattoo artist issues warning after Cardi B gets her butt crack pierced; Ye's wife Bianca Censori shows off nude outfit on the GRAMMYs red carpet; Tom laments the direction America is heading.

Phil Taillon, South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority CEO, fills in for Tom and Kevin and brings a number of guests with him; SSCVA's Kristin Taylor talks with Phil about some upcoming events in the area; Jimmy Taillon talks about Hammond's popular new pickleball facility; a Georgia man ordered a drill online and received a photo of one instead; Steve stops by with his latest iteration of "Tom or Kevin?" trivia game.

John Cantrell fills in for Tom; J.D. Vance hires Tucker Carlson's son; Cardi B gets her "butt crack" pierced; J6 rioter pardoned by Trump is killed by police during traffic stop; Dr. Phil shows up at an ICE raid in Chicago; futurist farmer, media tech researcher, and LOCPod's Canadian ambassador Jesse Hirsh discusses China's DeepSeek AI, an interesting reason Trump might want Greenland, Canada becoming the 51st state, tariffs, and more.

Mayor Tom endures another crazy Mayor's Night Out; Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales's shocking meeting with the House Ways and Means Committee; Trump signs Executive Order ending birthright citizenship.

Notre Dame loses; Chicago Bears get a new head coach; Trump's second act begins; did Elon Musk really give a Nazi salute at Trump's inauguration parade; Tom sounds off on the way the Democrats handled the TikTok ban; an Indiana State Representative floats a bill that could make it harder to get a divorce.

Kimberly Guilfoyle to be U.S. ambassador to Greece; adult diaper made to be worn at concerts sells out; Caitlin Clark's stalker's bizarre court appearance; are Chicago residents about to recall Mayor Brandon Johnson; WIBC radio host, editor of IndyPolitics.org, and attorney Abdul Hakim-Shabazz talks with Tom and Kevin about incoming Indiana Governor Mike Braun, who might be the next Chairman of the IN Democratic Party, the outcome of his defamation lawsuits against embattled Indiana politician Gabe Whitley, and more.