This episode:

- Band Of Brothers is great television decades later.

- YouTube and the BBC have already convicted Russell Brand.

- Howard Stern is proud to be woke.

- Bizarre twist in the Delphi murders.

- Other stuff.

BONUS: Randolph White's account of the missing F35.

This episode:

- Keep your powder dry on the Russell Brand controversy.

- Daytime talk shows fold to writers and actors strikes.

- Keith Olbermann picks fights with Bill Maher and Aaron Rodgers.

- Sean Penn's concerns about AI get a bit rapey.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Aaron Rodgers injury upsets Jet fans...and Packer fans.

- USA Today needs a Taylor Swift reporter.

- Bill Maher brings back Real Time during the Writers Strike.

- Alabama school system bullies an imaginative first grader.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Saw Smashing Pumpkins this weekend!

- Howard Stern has become Howard Hughes.

- One Chip Challenge highlights the hypocrisy of viral content.

- Serious take on Danny Masterson and friends.

- White liberal guilt makes donors look like a-holes.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Bill Maher is fed up with Hollywood writers.

- Studios review-bomb Rotten Tomatoes with money.

- OTC Narcan is about to go behind a glass case.

- Freedom To Breathe isn't a bad idea

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- College football returns with Prime Time winning and Brian Kelly losing.

- Concert updates on Burning Man, Romper Stomper and Metallica.

- Breaking Bad star not getting paid by Netflix.

- Saucy Amish romance novels.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Martha Stewart and Iceberg-Gate.

- Late-night talk show hosts prove what I've always been saying.

- They'll eff up the National EAS Test October 4th.

- Another nightmare creature from Australia.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- One article perfectly sums up the streaming service bubble.

- Jane Curtain cringes at her old SNL skits.

- Somehow Oliver Anthony is a cult leader and Taylor Swift isn't.

- The uncancelable San Francisco doom loop walk.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Logan Paul is too dumb to understand Oppenheimer.

- The mask mandate returns for a college and a studio.

- Meatless cities and cashless Taco Bell - a coincidence?

- The best and worst ways to stop a criminal.

- Some other stuff.

This episode:

- Kid Rock is about as real as any other celebrity.

- Bradley Cooper, Leonard Bernstein and acting in trouble?

- James Woods versus Elon Musk.

- When pay-it-forward goes wrong.

- Other stuff.