Luke is joined by Andrew Ivimey, Ned Petrie and Samuel Smith. Together they ask the question we are all wondering: Four hosts of the National? Four? (3:00). But also: will this turn into a Fleetwood Mac during Rumors situation (7:00)? And in a year will there be less hosts of the National, or even more (10:00)? Then: Is the Mooch the greatest political operative of all time (12:00)? And why won't the media give the NDP leadership race any love (23:00)? Plus the Approximately 10 Minute Long Quiz comes up with a plan for peace in the middle east. 

Luke and the Panel (Kevin Dowse and Wendy Litner) break down why the Russia-Trump story is like watching Lost (2:00), speculate on why Donald Trump keeps asking people if he can pardon himself (8:00), question whether Eric Trump could be the real mastermind behind it all (13:30), come up with better names for the Alberta United Conservative Party (16:00) and get into why financial news now needs to accommodate for Donald Trump (22:30). Then the Approximately Ten Minute Long Quiz poses the question on everyone's mind: what will Sean Spicer steal from the White House?

Luke is joined by Pat Smith, Kristy LaPointe and Tom Conway for a look at how the US really doesn't care about Canadian news. They talk about how little the facts in the Omar Khadr case are being discussed (3:30), treating the case like a bad insurance claim (7:30), how the GOP's biggest bill was getting shot down while Trump was driving a fire truck (13:00), how the US NAFTA wish-list seems too good to be true (23:00), and wonder aloud what happened with the whole wall with Mexico thing (27:00). Then the Approximately 10 Minute Long Quiz reveals how devious Winnie the Pooh has always been.

Luke is joined by Alex Huntley, Jess Beaulieu and Aisha Brown for a deep dive on the Donald Trump Jr. scandal. They break down how this is like hearing The Beatles for the first time (2:00), the absurdity of Jr.'s 'adopting Russian babies' defence (5:00), how Donald Trump describes people the way other people describe cuts of steak (11:00), why this is like watergate only if Nixon had an idiot son (15:00) and why Senate Republicans will never stand up to Trump (24:30). Then the Approximately 10 Minute Long Quiz reveals how all this traces back to a Russian pop star.

Luke and the Panel (Jon Blair, Alice Moran and Dave Barclay) discuss Trudeau's Canada Day 150 faux pas (2:00), why Alberta is so mad all the time (6:00), how the Proud Boys movement is giving rise to Ashamed Moms (11:00), the latest round of "international press gushes over Justin Trudeau (16:30) and how Donald Trump has learned to lean in (23:00). Then the Approximately Ten Minute Long Quiz determines what is really going down on Mars. 

Luke and the Panel break down how the GOP lets Donald Trump distract everyone while they pass horrific laws.

This week Luke is joined by comedians Rhiannon Archer and Dena Jackson as well as writer Pat Dussault. The four of them wonder whether Andrew Scheer's Tory win is going to become the plot for a lame sequel to the Florida Recount (2:00), discuss how Kellie Leitch didn't win because she reminded us of our evil stepmom (7:00), break down the absurdity of a sitting President criticizing the mayor of a city that has just been attacked (11:00), question just how bad Donald Trump must be at sex (19:30) and enjoy the Wynne's government attempt to make a bunch of promises the Ontario Tories won't follow through on (25:00). Then the Approximately Ten Minute Long Quiz shows us the important of being polite. 

Luke is joined by podcaster Todd Van Allen, writer Eric Turkienicz and Second Jen creator/star Amanda Joy. They discuss the question on everyone's minds: who the fuck is Andrew Scheer (3:00)? But also: how great it feels to see Kellie Leitch lose so badly (6:00), missing Maxime Bernier's dank memes (9:30), how the Liberals will deal with Andrew Scheer (15:00), the NDP/Green Party deal in B.C. (18:00), the potential Alberta-B.C. NDP feud (22:00) and Donald Trump being a sad little boy (26:00). Then the Approximately 10 Minute Long Quiz exposes how reality is but a mere construct, but in a fun way.

Beaverton editor-in-chief Luke Gordon Field is joined by Beaverton anchor Miguel Rivas, writer Tristan Bradley and comedian/podcaster Cathryn Naiker to talk about the best and worst news of the week. They tackle Donald Trump's 'an idiot abroad' tour (3:00), that fucking orb (7:30), Trump's latest Israel gaffe (13:00), the upcoming NATO Summit (15:30) and why old people's inability to use photocopiers could swing the Conservative Party Leadership Race (22:00). Plus the Approximately Ten Minute Long Quiz deals with the depressing reality of life in Florida. 

Beaverton editor-in-chief Luke Gordon Field is joined by stand-up comedian Nour Hadidi, improviser Diana Frances and Beaverton editor Aaron Hagey-Mackay to talk about the insanity of the past week. They dive right in on the Trump-Russia scandal (2:00), why the Conservative media will never report on Trump's scandals (5:00), question who the fuck really won the B.C. election (10:00), wonder if anyone actually cares about the Aga Khan scandal (16:00), and debate whether Canada will ever stop comparing itself to America (20:00). Then the Approximately 10 Minute Long Quiz uses Star Wars to explain Donald Trump's election.