Jimmy talks with Scott Johnson from the “What Was That Like?” podcast to talk about some of the one-of-a-kind stories he chronicles including a man who was attacked by a tiger, a woman who has a fear of dead bodies that works at a hospice nurse, and a woman who was locked in a trunk after she was carjacked with her baby in the backseat.

Jimmy talks with Insider reporter Grace Kay about her piece on the downfall of Henrik Fisker’s latest automotive startup and the damage done to the customers and employees of the company that wanted to be Tesla’s rival… ProPublica contributor Ellis Simani swings by to discuss his reporting on some charities that line their own pockets with charitable donations while ignoring the people they are supposed to be helping… Movie Maven George Thomas from the Akron Beacon Journal talks about the death of the Blockbuster Movie… A Police Chief is being charged for his incompetence… Food has gone up how much in two years?

ProPublica contributor Ellis Simani swings by to discuss his reporting on some charities that line their own pockets with charitable donations while ignoring the people they are supposed to be helping.

Jimmy talks with Insider reporter Grace Kay about her piece on the downfall of Henrik Fisker’s latest automotive startup and the damage done to the customers and employees of the company that wanted to be Tesla's rival.

Ed and Peggy Gallek from the Fox 8 I Team stops by for their weekly appearance to talk about some of the big headlines of the week including a dwindling police force, no air conditioning in some of the Cleveland Police and Fire department buildings during last week’s heat wave, and a murder suspect that was accidentally released due to a typo… Later, Jimmy and Rob embark on another harrowing edition of Knuckleheads In The News.

A car is stopped with a handwritten license plate in Beachwood. Two men get into a machete fight over headlights on a tricycle. An HOA board member poops in someone's backyard... twice. Ladies and Gentleman, another harrowing edition of Knuckleheads In The News.

Author Emily Nussbaum joins the show to talk about her new book, “Cue The Sun! The Invention of Reality TV,” and how something that has roots in the 1940’s became powerful enough to turn a real estate mogul into a President… Consumer advocate Teresa Murry from the US Public Interest Research Group chats with Jimmy about a growing issue happening online- people buying clothes from “US-based companies” that turn out to be low-quality counterfeits shipped internationally… Why are we having a Presidential Debate?… The Guards keep on winning… A cop finds out his wife is having an affair and is demoted at the same time.

Author Emily Nussbaum joins the show to talk about her new book, “Cue The Sun! The Invention of Reality TV,” and how something that has roots in the 1940’s became powerful enough to turn a real estate mogul into a President.

Jimmy talks with Author Dr. Carl Elliott about his latest book, “The Occasional Human Sacrifice” which chronicles six medical tests gone wrong including a research study at his own university that led to a vulnerable patient’s death- and how the people who blow the whistle on things like this see their lives changed forever… Author Nicola Twilley stops by to chat about her new book, “Frostbite,” and how, even though we take it for granted now, refrigeration changed almost every aspect of daily life… Jimmy has a bad flight… There is such a thing as too much information… When making a joke, always know your audience.

Author Nicola Twilley stops by to chat about her new book, “Frostbite,” and how, even though we take it for granted now, refrigeration has changed almost every aspect of daily life.