Steve and Rich share weekend stories of attending caucuses, watching the Fury-Wilder fight and attending NASCAR races. Rich notes that a piece of equipment unofficially named after driver Ryan Newman probably saved his life. Also: 'Hunters,' the first-ever TV series starring Al Pacino, an unwanted adventure shared by Dana Powell on Facebook - and Rich's discovery of a magazine that's written to appeal to dead people (so says Steve).

The Couch Slouch, Norman Chad, joins Steve and Rich to talk favorite sports, poker playing and commentating, and his new Youtube channel. And everyone has their say about the Houston Astros.

Official Bad Advice Editor Dana Powell shares the troubles of a woman who's friend married money and now invites her to places she can't afford. Dana talks about upcoming travel to Mexico City, while Rich shares his anxiety over his backwards Costco.

Just before the Daytona 500, Steve and Rich get another NASCAR education from Jeff Motley, Vice President of Public Relations at Las Vegas Motor Speedway -- which hosts the second races of all three NASCAR national series February 21-23. Jeff also talks about the bonus races on February 20th: Super Late Model and the ARCA races at The Bull Ring, the 3/8th mile short track next to the speedway.

It's all Vegas, baby, with the man who knows it all: Review-Journal Man About Town John Katsilometes. He clues Steve and Rich on who's coming to town, who's been to town, and how he covers it all.

Steve copes to being an idiot about a perceived rattle in his new Tesla. Producer and writer Bryce Zabel recounts his family trip to Australia, remembers Kobe Bryant and Kirk Douglas, and agrees to boycott snotty Beverly Hills restaurant La Scala. And Rich says a couple of things, as well.

Steve and Rich get a next-day Super Bowl debrief from devastated Niners fan Shannon Farren, direct from poolside in Miami. She recounts the highs and lows - mostly lows - of watching her beloved team lost a 10-point lead to the Kansas City Chiefs. Also: dinner plans, dancing on cars and the challenge of exiting the stadium. All this without spilling her drink.

Steve looks for help to fend off robo-calls. Rich offers up some fun facts about the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, which closes on Monday. Pro Football Scientist Vin Ferreira offers up some Super Bowl picks and props. And the group has mixed feelings about the new slogan for Las Vegas: "What happens here, ONLY happens here."

Steve's good friend Adam Katz, agents to dozens of MLB players, joins the show to mourn the loss of Kobe Bryant, discuss the Astros sign-stealing scandal and celebrate The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas' brilliant legal response to OJ Simpson's defamation suit.

Steve is feeling a bit of buyer's remorse over the lack of an AM radio in his new Tesla, something Rich neglected to tell him before the deal closed. Ron Flatter checks in from Miami ahead of the Pegasus World Cup at Gulfstream Park. All three discuss the new season of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and the Adam Sandler movie 'Uncut Gems.' And there's not a lot of love for The Pro Bowl.