Tuesday's show went places. Houston got emotional about Voyager 1, a space probe that's been drifting alone through interstellar space for fifty years and is slowly running out of power. Meanwhile, bars are apparently ditching trivia nights for nude figure drawing, and the crew debated whether they'd pose as the model. Oh, and somebody reheated salmon in the office.

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Leslie, Stitch, and Houston kick off the week with the kind of Monday energy you'd expect from people who talk for a living. They dig into whether Americans are losing the ability to have a real conversation, as word counts per day have dropped nearly thirty percent since 2005, and things might only get worse. A brave orangutan makes history by crossing a highway bridge to avoid her very weird family. And the guys stumble onto a story involving Buddhist monks, an international flight from Thailand, and two hundred and forty-two pounds of weed nobody apparently knew was in their bags.

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It's Arbor Day and the crew went full nature documentary on this one. Trees aren't boring, it turns out. They text each other through underground fungal networks, one palm tree from Madagascar spends thirty years growing just to explode in flowers and die, and there's a tree in the tropics literally named "the little apple of death" that will burn your skin, blind you, and kill you from the inside.

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Thursday's show kicks off with a Marley update, Stitch's Chihuahua mix who got hit by a car earlier in the week and is somehow pulling through like a champ. From there, the crew gets into the story of a UK farmer who's planning to breed uglier cows because influencers keep showing up to hug his Highland cattle for content. And somehow the conversation ends up at a man in Russia who was clinically dead, frozen solid, and walked out of the hospital five days later like nothing happened.

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Wednesday's Second Shift kicked off Earth Day with a trash pickup along Rapid City's waterways, a swollen infected thumb courtesy of Stitch's dog Marley, and a somehow convincing argument that dandelions are actually flowers. Later, the crew gets into the UK's bold move to permanently ban tobacco sales for anyone born after 2009, and whether banning something ever actually works. Also, someone ordered lunch for everyone after the cleanup and forgot to order for themselves.

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Stitch kicks off the show with the most terrifying morning of his life. His dog got hit by a car, survived somehow, and then bit him on the thumb during the chaos. So that was his Tuesday. From there, he and Leslie tackle the internet's latest claim that watching junk food videos will actually make you eat less of it, and somehow end the show debating whether a pet-friendly cruise sounds dreamy or like a floating disaster.

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It's 4/20 and the crew can't let it slide without a full breakdown of how marijuana went from ancient Chinese medicine to a government propaganda target to a global holiday invented by five bored high schoolers in California. Leslie's running on empty and can't stop thinking about food, which somehow leads into new research on the perfect French fry. And a guy with 63 Marvel tattoos just broke a world record, starting with Thanos on his thigh.

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Houston, Leslie, and Stitch kick off the weekend by unpacking "phubbing," the weirdly gross-sounding term for ignoring people in favor of your phone, and somehow that leads to nail clipping confessions and hearing voices in the shower. Then pilots get called out for meowing at air traffic control, Iceland gets its first mosquitoes ever, and one in five Americans think they might be psychic. I

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Tax season chaos, chopstick physics, and a 91-year-old gaming legend. Thursday on The Second Shift, Houston, Leslie, and Stitch tackled Leslie's last-minute tax scare that almost cost her $1,500 in thrifting money, the federal court ruling that Ticketmaster is officially a monopoly, and a guy in China who spent eight years with metal chopsticks lodged in his throat. And somehow, they still had time to celebrate the Ohio grandma who ignored police welfare checks because she was trying to break her video game record.

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Tax Day hit different on The Second Shift. Houston, Leslie, and Stitch kicked things off hot with their own returns, refunds, and one very dramatic extension request. From ABBA's sequin jumpsuits being a legit tax write-off to a junkyard owner deducting his cats, the IRS facts got weird fast. Oh, and somewhere in the middle, a request for an AI-generated cartoon foot went completely sideways. Tune in weekdays from 3-7pm on The Kat 98.7 and 93.9 the Mix.

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