Steve King and Johnnie Putman are taking flight with some exciting topics including, but not limited to new fantastic new movies and all things photography, both good and bad. We start off with news anchor Ron Brown’s review of the new Superman movie and ask the big question: is it suitable for 9 year olds?

The great Chicago photographer Barry Butler is in studio to share some of his latest stories photographing magnificent sailboats, majestic lightning storms and marvelous dogs at dawn. We also learn of his mission to preserve the Chicago Harbor Lighthouse and we get some updates on some of his published and upcoming materials featuring his striking photography.

Gino Salomone is the Entertainment Reporter for Fox 6 in Milwaukee, and a great friend of the show, but we learn he was a great friend of Leslie Nielsen, whom would surely be having a gas knowing the new Naked Gun movie is a hit and an homage to the late comedy legend. Plus, we get Gino’s take on the news following CBS’ decision to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Our favorite Director of Educational Technology of USC, Patrick Crispen checks in with the latest on questionable AI implementation from big tech companies such as Facebook’s impending update that may pry into your phone’s entire gallery, Delta’s use of AI in ticket pricing and a big hack on anyone who may have applied at McDonald’s and gone through their AI chatbot. All that and more on his segment, but as always, you can follow along with Patrick’s handy show notes.

Along with a tribute to the late Connie Francis, there are plenty of shenanigans along the way!