Pat Gray's hometown of Helena, Montana is a small city with a long list of famous native sons and daughters.  Jeffy goes down the list and Pat beams with pride as his hometown finally gets the recognition it deserves.

-ESPN made a mockery of both itself and college football announcer Robert Lee when it switched his assignment from a University of Virginia game in Charlottesville.  The issue: his name, of course...

-Three-time Super Bowl champion Chad Hennings joins the program to discuss family, identity, and Stu's futile Eagles fandom.

-Storm chasers Bill and Danielle Ford join the show to expain how they do more than just warn people of impending danger. 

-Amy Schumer is no longer a significant force as a comedian, but that didn't stop her from getting Netflix to cave to her demands.

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People use GoFundMe to fund all sorts of extreme ventures, like buying Twitter in order to ban the President from tweeting.  This begs the question, what would the response be if Jeffy set up a GoFundMe page?  Would the money be used for something useful?  Or would Pat and Stu make off with all of it?

If people are going to continue tearing down Confederate monuments, the locations in question will need something to replace them.  So who or what should be immortalized in their stead?  There's only one logical answer: rap star Missy Elliott...

Does Conor McGregor really have a legitimate chance to defeat Floyd Mayweather in their mega-fight this Saturday?  Or have the Irish MMA fighter's chances been artificially inflated by the enormous sums of money bet on him?  And just how much pay-per-view revenue can this fight expect to generate?

-Will the Mayweather-McGregor fight live up to its billing?

-Whose likeness should replace torn down Confederate monuments?  Rap star Missy Elliott, of course.

-Please donate to Jeffy's GoFundMe page.  What your donation will be used for is still uncertain.

-Just how much of their winnings will the Powerball jackpot winner end up losing to taxes and regulations?

-Freedom of religion just took another hit out West.

-President Trump unveiled a new military initiative to bring an end to what many refer to as "America's Longest War".

-The Confederate monuments under fire have company as a statue of Christopher Columbus was recently desecrated in Baltimore.

-What do individual Americans think of the President's comments about Charlottesville?  What do they think of people who hold Neo-Nazi views?

-What will Jeffy end up getting if he hits the Powerball jackpot?  Hint: it's less than he expected.

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Bill and Danielle Ford, a couple whose work requires them to be at the wrong place at the right time, join the program to explain how they strive to both warn people of impending danger and help victims of storm damage rebuild their lives. Sorry Jeffy, storm chasing isn't really like the famous documentary "Twister"...

Newsflash: ESPN announcer Robert Lee will not be calling a University of Virginia football game in Charlottesville on opening weekend.  This change comes amid fears that his similar name to Confederate general Robert E. Lee might lead to him being targeted or that it might be deemed insensitive in the wake of the violence that occurred in the community.  This is not an article from 'The Onion', it's an actual personnel decision made by the sports media super-giant.

-ESPN made a mockery of both itself and college football announcer Robert Lee when it switched his assignment from a University of Virginia game in Charlottesville.  The issue: his name, of course...

-Three-time Super Bowl champion Chad Hennings joins the program to discuss family, identity, and Stu's futile Eagles fandom.

-Storm chasers Bill and Danielle Ford join the show to expain how they do more than just warn people of impending danger. 

-Amy Schumer is no longer a significant force as a comedian, but that didn't stop her from getting Netflix to cave to her demands.