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Wrestlemania comes to town and executive producer Micheal Bean stops by to explain wrestling fanatics.

Sofya Tsygankova, the estranged wife of acclaimed pianist Vadym Kholodenko, is accused of smothering her two children.

Tanya Eiserer has been a crime and courts reporter for years and, as a mother herself, shares her unique insight into this story.

When an EF4 tornado hit Garland, Texas on the day after Christmas, nine people lost their lives along a major highway interchange. David Schechter joins the show to talk about taking over almost an entire newscast to tell the story of what happened that night.

http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/night-on-the-bridge-a-forgotten-tragedy/56402085

Matt Pearl from WXIA in Atlanta joined the show to talk about the life of being confined to political rally cattle pin.

Check out Matt's blog and podcast: tellingthestoryblog.com

A candidate forum gets out of hand quickly and it's all caught on tape. On this week's show WFAA reporter Demond Fernandez joins us in studio to talk about the heated race for a Dallas County Commissioners seat. Plus, Mike Castellucci joins Sebastian in studio with what's trending and the time he went indoor skydiving with Hugh Jackman. No really, Castellucci went indoor skydiving with Hugh Jackman.

A "catfisher" uses WFAA anchor Ron Corning's Facebook photos to scam women online.

A controversial convention is voted out of the City of Dallas -- a decision that's pitted morality versus first amendment rights. WFAA's David Schechter was in the city council chambers for the vote. Plus, Mike Castellucci drops in with this weeks trending stories. The guys talk "mysterious feet" and the latest on the premiere of the Real Housewives of Dallas.

http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/dallas-county/dallas-city-council-votes-to-bar-exxxotica-expo/39377627

On this weeks podcast WFAA's political reporter Jason Whitley is fresh of the campaign trail. Whitley spent several days covering the presidential race of Senator Ted Cruz in Iowa in the days surrounding the Iowa caucuses.

Chance and Sebastian discuses the yearly appearance of the Super Bowl objectors. And Mike Castellucci brings us the most shared stories in what's trending.

Don't forget to subscribe to Jason Whitely's political podcast, "Inside Texas Politics."

txpolitics.libsyn.com

A father takes his daughters cell phone and ends up in court, Netflix's "Making a Murder" sheds light on flaws in the criminal justice system, and we have a thoughtful, in-depth analysis of Facebook emojis.

Dad Takes Tween's Phone:

http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime/2016/01/26/dallas-dad-not-guilty-taking-tween-daughters-phone/79355512/

For a second time, Mike Castellucci produced a half-hour special using only his iPhone:

http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime/2016/01/26/dallas-dad-not-guilty-taking-tween-daughters-phone/79355512/

A rural county sheriff comes clean about losing track of sex offenders.

http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime/2016/01/13/sex-offenders-slip-through-cracks-parker-county/78765566/

Plus, Jason Whitely gives an update on how Newsish ruined an exclusive interview. Oops.