Bruce and Judy look back at their favorite classic gadgets and get the inside scoop on the China Eastern crash from veteran FAA crash investigator David Soucie. Plus, Lauren O'Neil of WKQX reveals her thoughts on the new lineup for Lollapalooza and the legendary Home Run Inn is giving away 10,000 pizzas to people in need.

Herb “The Consumerman” Weisbaum joins Bruce and Judy with much needed money saving tips during times where gas prices are sky high. He has several tips as to how to track down the best deals, as well as how to get the best bang for your buck beyond the gas pump.

Former US Representative Joe Walsh joins the show to discuss his perspective on the SCOTUS hearing for Nominee Kentaji Brown Jackson. Along with Bruce St. James and Judy Pielach, they discuss yesterday’s opening statements and what’s to come in the hearings.

Justin Kaufmann from Axios Chicago joins Bruce and Judy to talk about one of the new studies covered on Axios. They discuss where college students are headed after graduation- Chicago is sixth in the nation. Why isn’t it number one? Why is Seattle the most appealing city to new grads?

Pete McMurray fills in for Bruce St James today. Frank Caliendo is returning to the Genesee Theatre on Saturday, March 19, 2022! Pete and Judy go through their many impressions and learn what it takes to be a fantastic impressionist. Pete talks to Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi about what else the United States can do to help Ukraine. Pete and Judy go through their NCAA brackets. Former Illini Basketball player Deon Thomas joins Pete and Judy to give an inside look at March Madness.

Dolly Parton ‘respectfully’ removes herself from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination list. Bruce and Judy go through all the artists and bands that belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Blood donations are always in demand. Lawrence Ligas has set up a blood donation drive to help those suffering in Ukraine on Friday, March 18th. To donate blood click the link: https://donate.illinois.versiti.org/donor/schedules/zip! Did your auto insurance rate go up this year? Consumer Guide Automotive's Tom Appel explains why you may be paying more. Bruce and Judy find out that the National Scavenger Hunt League is putting together a Chicago scavenger hunt with amazing prizes! Find out why Judy is not happy about Tom Brady returning to the NFL.

Did you remember to change your clocks? Bruce and Judy wonder why we still participate in Daylight Saving Time. Are you building your bracket? Host of "Bet on, Chicago" on 890 WLS, Danny Burke, shares tips for filling out your March Madness bracket. Bruce and Judy share how to protect yourself from gas theft. Alderman Ray Lopez provides insight into Mayor Lori Lightfoot's consequences for unvaccinated Chicago police officers and city workers. Find out how many clocks Judy has in her house.

Ramblin' Ray Stevens fills in for Bruce St James. If you are new to the dating world, Ray explains what "Breadcrumbing" is. On Sunday we are all going to be losing an hour of sleep. Northwestern Medicine Sleep Specialist Dr. Justin Fiala shares how you can prepare for Daylight Saving Time. Ray gives some tips to help you save gas. President of the Better Business Bureau Steve Bernas gives Ramblin Ray and Judy Pielach "the tip-off to the ripoff" to the top 5 scams that pose the most significant threat to consumers. Find out if Ray was successful in setting Judy up on a date.

Illinois men's basketball coach Brad Underwood shares how his team won the Big 10 championship and what to expect during March Madness.

The owner of Door County Candle Company, Christiana Trapani, has been selling unique blue and yellow candles with all of the proceeds going to non-profit Razom for Ukraine. Click the link to find out how you can help out.