Vitch is finally relocated and Lo is back to help break in the new East Coast studio. Vitch rants about a recent news story. Lo tells us about some new trashy and disgusting TV. Brother Rob has excerpts from a letter John Lennon wrote to Paul McCartney. Vitch gets educated on the latest internet challenge. The sale of the iconic Brady Bunch house got complicated. Selfies are indicative of bad things. A Columbian drug cartel puts a hit on a police dog. Vitch talks about an incident involving Rob's local police. Tailwind conditions. Law and Florida. So many people get toasted this week, but cheers to you all.

The East Coast studio is relocating. Vitch has some new favorite suspect names. Billionaires want to survive without you. Brother Rob tells us about a new whiskey. Don't feed the sharks. Farmers Only is no joke, but it kind of is. Alice In Chains has a new record on the way. A Florida man wrestles a cop because he saw it done on TV. Has Vitch found religion? Brother Rob tells us how to stock up our bars on a budget, and the details on an interesting scientific study. Let's raise a glass for Brother Rob's mom, because she rocks. Cheers!

Back from a break, we congratulate Rob's son for graduating high school. The Washington Capitals win the Stanley Cup. Vitch shares a letter from his son. Does the Loch Ness Monster really exist? We might actually find out. Vitch thinks that the Paramount Network is entertaining. Joe Elliott has issues with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Adults feel more for dogs than for other adults. 6 guys test the open carry laws in Florida. Vitch is moving. Law and Florida is back, and Rob tells us about 15 things that can affect your boners. Glasses get raised to Max Moss and Pat Timmons. Cheers!

Funk drops in again to regale everyone with his dating history and future. Liars, and those who don't care about them. Vitch's beloved Washington Capitals have made it to the Stanley Cup Final. (Go Caps!). A soccer player is getting married, twice, and at the same time. There's a new policy in the NFL. Zuckerberg wants your nudes. A 30 year old man won't get out of his parents' house. A spat between porn stars has one claiming racism. The "Laurel/Yanny" debate is settled. Law and Florida is back. Big bellied men last longer. There are a bunch of glasses raised by the end of the show. It's amazing no one lost consciousness.

Vitch makes a social media faux pas. Brother Rob got a parking ticket. No more free drinks in Vegas casinos. A Federal court makes a controversial ruling. The world's most expensive bottle of vodka got boosted. The Simpsons creator responds to controversy. Patriotic whiskey. A woman quits her job for a frightening reason. Bands need to know when to call it quits. Another sequel? 25+ year later? A 33 year old man had unusual dating habits. Glasses get raised for uncles Jay and Jeff, cousin Chole, and niece Veronica, as well as the Washington Capitals. Cheers!

An author connects Star Wars to the 9/11 attacks, as though it makes sense. Privacy concerns almost helped a woman's killer. Should your employer have a say in what you put on social media? A man gets hospitalized following an eating contest. Cultural appropriation claims another victim. Cops don't care who you know. The guys celebrate Kanye's triumphant return to Twitter. Who wants a frosty space beer? Fleetwood Mac loses long-time guitarist. Law and Florida is back. Reality TV is getting even dumber.

The title says it all. Our old friend Barry Funkhouser - Funk - joins the show for a third time. After we get caught up with Funk, and find out why he'd do Reba McEntire, we talk about the latest Starbucks debacle, Facebook in Congress, how music should offend you (it shouldn't), and remember the career of the late Art Bell. Funk wanted to make Brother Rob laugh 30 times during the show. Spoiler Alert - he did. Cheers!

A comedian does something pretty unfunny. Ted Nugent knows why he isn't in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, yet. A horrific accident gives a white woman a chance to show how woke she is. Plenty of music news. Bud Light has a new style of beer. There was an impressive heist in Canada recently. A long time Simpsons character all of a sudden causes quite a controversy. Or not. Glasses are raised for the Humbolt Broncos, and, again, for Vitch's mom. Cheers.

The Condom Challenge is back. Odd celebrities chime in on the anti-gun teens. Netflix documentaries are awesome. How do some Ohio women celebrate Easter? An unusual guest appears on a news program. The Stefon Clark shooting is discussed. A Colorado brewery is making weed-infused beer. Vitch reads over a disturbing "Marriage Contract." Brother Rob has the "10 Most Overrated Rock Vocalists," and we hear another great mashup. Glasses raised for Rob's mom, Matt Cooper, and Vitch's friend, Isabel. Cheers.

Shoutout to Matt for promoting the show! A Facebook post about school safety is well received, except for one guy. A musician has strong words for the March For Our Lives teens. Vitch is not a fan of David Hogg. A ghost hunting gadget causes panic. A man claims the Trump sex scandals are a double standard. Journalism is a dead art. Do you know why you hate Nickelback? An ice cream shop causes controversy. Brother Rob found an awesome mashup. "Social media influencer" is a fancy term for "freeloader." Glasses raised for Rob's dad, Vitch's mom, Matt Blagmon, and Matt Cooper. Cheers!