JCPS makes the show thanks to a WILD school agenda with crazy inaccuracies, which leads to some hysterical first day of school fails! Group Therapy deals with Shannon's man wanting to press pause on their relationship for his work stress and we sling #dadjokes at each other!

A Bullitt County woman set out to find an Amazon delivery driver after seeing what they did on her Ring camera. Not because she was upset by what she saw, but because she was touched!
STORY: https://www.wdjx.com/local-amazon-driver-goes-viral-for-american-flag-salute/

Listen you can’t blame the authority’s response to this situation… when you see an electronic device left outside a fire department, you have to react quickly. However, what it was… is why this is a Setting the Bar story!
Source: https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2026/08/13/suspicious-object-Washington-DC-bomb-squad-sex-toy/5991786640665/

It's the weekly challenge where Ben and Kelly toss jokes back and forth until someone laughs... it's You Laugh You Lose!

We like to test you on your “Dude Knowledge” - all 5 questions are about things guys would typically know.

Our listener “Shannon” just got put on the back burner by her boyfriend. His excuse? His career. She’s supposed to wait until he gets to the place he wants to be at in his career… we’ll unpack it all in Group Therapy!

What went wrong within the first few weeks of school? Wrong class, embarrassing teacher moment, lost locker combination, accidental cafeteria incident, etc.

If you can manage to make it through the day without sending home school agendas that are full of inaccuracies… then you’re doing OK!
Source: https://www.wdrb.com/news/venecky-instead-of-kentucky-jcps-middle-school-parents-suspect-school-agendas-are-ai-generated/article_c0d3bef9-bda3-454b-8606-9cf3c5a6178d.html

Group Therapy deals with "Erin" needing advice on gently dumping her bf who calls her his "savior". Then former intern Meghan takes her crack at knocking Kelly off her tower of victories in Can't Beat Kelly, plus TBT!

A 13-year-old in Utah spent nearly 300 hours this summer building a custom 3D-printed wheelchair for a 21-month-old girl.
STORY: https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news/6277/13-Year-Old-Spends-300-Hours-3D-Printing-a-Custom-Wheelchair-for-a-Toddler