It was a Lighting Round with Rich Perlberg and The Less You Know as we discussed the Hartland schools racial harassment lawsuit, Livingston County declaring itself a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary and open bar brawling by state GOP leaders. In other words, a typical Thursday.

Despite starting the day with a literal pile of dog doo, we got a RAW talk with local author Darci Hannah who will be speaking Thursday at the Howell Carnegie District Library, and then worried about catching a case of ChuckDuryea.

We went to Mother's Bar for an "About Last Night" challenge during JD's Toss Back Trivia, Jon talked about being de-caned and then let out an "Uh Oh" for Der Kommissar.

We crept "Into the Woods" with some of the cast from Scranton Middle School, got a dude review from Susan (aka Cougar) and then debated the ratio of gurgling neck wounds to hot love scenes on Game of Thrones.

We were dazzled by Mark Howell with Fund a Life, as he talked up the Spring Bling Raffle and a chance to win a $10,000 shopping spree at Cooper & Binkley Jewelers! We basked in the afterglow of the Torch 180 gala and the cookies that Jon "borrowed" before chatting up our favorite great-grandma - Bonnie Runyan.

We chatted up Rich Perlberg about legislation allowing automatic traffic cameras and whether they invite a slippery slope of government intrusion. We got lippy about implants and were less than crystal clear about Crystal Pepsi.

We chatted up Rhonda Callahan about the Golden Raffle Tickets still available for their big Gala event, rocked it out with our favorite band Young & Crippen before completely sliding off the rails with fake Unicorns.

We talked through our Gillis Jealousy Syndrome, got Shaggy with JD during Toss Back Trivia and then decided to avoid the Wang Wine.

We took a chance on Howell High School's production of Mamma Mia with Ally Johnson & Ella Stocker, got brotherly on Sibling Day and hopped aboard the Titanic for its maiden voyage.

We brewed up a conversation with Ethan Whitesell from Eternity Brewing in Howell as they take the Pure Michigan concept local, try and dig out out some cards for Bonnie and then celebrate the 80th birthday of LSD.