Richard asks James to describe the current climate in Hollywood after the Oscars drew the lowest ratings in their history and why movies are so bad during awards season.

You know him, you love him and you can't live without him and he is here to help Richard kick around the issues of the day.  It's Spud!

After speaking with Mark Prater about the winter freeze warning that has been issued for Alabama (in March), Richard spends the remainder of the show debating the finer points of making Daylight Saving Time year round.

Megan comes on board to talk about the latest round of ICE roundups, the lack of a national "blue wave" and the Department of Justice's suing California.

Get through the first bit of phone calls and political talk and you will be treated to some of the grossest foods that our country has to offer and where they are popular.

It seems that when one of the President's executive orders is challenged by a court it's always by one in California. Well, now the Department of Justice is suing the state over its failure to comply with federal law.

After discussing an actual botched execution attempt, Richard and his audience offer up more efficient alternatives to our current methods.

Mayor Brocato joins Richard via phone to discuss the growth of Hoover, what being mayor of the sixth largest city in Alabama is like and go over his Future Hoover plan.

After addressing a discovery he feels he must try, Richard analyzes a story that could settle one of the greatest debates known to foodies: Does pineapple belong on pizza?

With no story dominating the headlines for the second day in a row, Richard is left with a plethora of smaller stories that he introduces in short order.