Jon's Lyft driver tracks him down to tie up some unfinished business. Then Dr Dad calls from his men's group and passes the phone to Luigi. During the Political Checkup, sponsored by Johnny's Automotive, Jon evaluates the current political narrative of electability.  

A heck of a show Brownie. Jon fills us in on his trip to New Mexico and returns with the trickster spirit of Kokopelli.  A guy calls the show thinking its Spotify Tech Support and talks to Jon about how hard it is to keep up with the kids and their new music. A rousing Political Checkup sponsored by Johnny's Automotive. 

Spring break! 420! A robust show with lots of music, thoughts, jokes, and ideas. As always, Jon conducts The Political Checkup sponsored by Johnny's Automotive. And a call from ex-NYC cop Bob Kruller, host of the upcoming Kruller Report Podcast, investigating dinners and donuts shops in the New York metro area.

Jon's niece Natalie  is the first female RttB caller and she knocks it out of the park! Howie calls about The Mets. Dr Dad helps Jon run down the week in politics, including the apprehension of Julian Assange, sponsored by Jonny's Automotive. This last sentence is confusing, Jonny's did not sponsor the apprehension of Assange. Plus a world premier of a new song from Floating Action off of their upcoming album Old World Camels. 

Spring has sprung and April is the cruelest month. A call from a representative of the Farm to _____ Association. Plus Dr Dad helps Jon with the Political Checkup, sponsored by Johnny's Automotive. 

March Sadness Continues with some help from AOC, lots of great music, thoughts on the Mueller report. 

Jon explains the rules for the March Sadness Tournament, unveils a new segment "What In the Crap?!?", Vance calls about his pizza ambivalence, a new environmental pledge from Johnny's Automotive, a Political Checkup on the exhaustion of polarization,and lots of great music. Good show! 

A call from literary expert, Tompkins Wilder, a meditation on the politics of losers, and a call from Howie about the upcoming season of the New York Mets, lots of music, and much more. 

Phone lines are down. Jon plays a bunch of music and explores why a certain Steve Winwood song gives him a deep sense of dread. 

Race to the Bottom is back after an almost six year hiatus. Calls from Dr Dad and Cheryl, a parent of one of the climate activist kids who tried to sway Senator Feinstein toward supporting the Green New Deal.