Dr. Andy and Richard toss around a plethora of topics ranging from the Democratic Party filing suit against Russia, the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks for conspiracy and then spend the rest of the show laughing at callers' answers to the Big Stupid Question.

It's Thurday and that means it's "Spud Time"! Join the fun and frivolity as Richard and Spud kick around the issues of the day.

Joining us all the way from Hollywood, James uses his unique perspective to address the Democrats running on a platform of repealing tax cuts, their strategy to win areas that are traditionally Red, the pending "blue wave" and the issues Starbucks is facing.

Richard opens the hour talking with political pundit James Hirsen and then moves on to take calls from listeners discussing everything from customer reviews to answers to the Big Stupid Question.

In this edition of Mr. P's Grilling Tip, Richard brings you some things to try while cooking wings.

Once again, Richard lays back on the couch and Dr. Josh attempts to help him (I think we can all agree he needs a lot of help). On the docket for discussion this week are the topics of marriage, how to know if you're in love and overcoming fear.

Hunter and Richard open the show remembering the life of former First Lady Barbara Bush before moving on to comedic indlugences, Starbucks closing 8,000 stores for racial-bias training on May 29 and a group of baboon escape artists.

Richard continues to expound on Starbucks' reaction to close 8,000 stores for a day for employee racial-bias training due to the backlash over the actions of one manager at one location. He then moves on to point out that the Trump administration continues to win.

It's Wednesday and that mean Megan Barth brings her political expertise to "The Dixon Show" to break down all the drama surrounding James Comey, remember Barbara Bush, how attorney client privilege is a thing of the past and more.

After reviewing the headlines of the day, Richard explains how gas prices going up are actually a good thing. Then it's more frivolity as the show draws to its conclusion.