The horrible shooting at a Florida school this Valentine's Day has led to an outcry for more gun control.  Richard merely points out the lack of knowledge of current gun laws on the books to show that it is tougher to get a gun in the U.S.  (for law-abiding citizens) than many people think.

If you've seen it, you know what we're talking about.  If you haven't, we recommend you watch first and listen (to this podcast) second.

Enough with the ho hum, bring in the fun!  It's time we close a gloomy Friday in one of the most appropriate ways we can.

While speaking to a caller, Richard becomes enamored of the idea that he should travel to New Zealand, the possibility of moving there and taking up a new occupation upon his arrival.

Debbie joins the show to discuss some of the proposed ideas to try and combat school shootings and how these ideas don't work on social media and wonders what makes people think they would work in this arena.

A conversation about President Trump's proposed changes to the food stamps program leads to government cheese being brought up and Richard chasing it down the rabbit hole.

Dr. Josh is in to discuss the school shooting that took place in Florida and what could have been done to prevent it.  (While he has ideas, he is not privy to any details surrounding the shooter outside of those given by the media.)

Richard talks about the ridiculousness of banning all guns and dissects the reasons why 'common sense' gun laws won't work.

Usually a time of frivolity, Spud's visit to the show today is a bit more serious as he and Richard debate possible solutions to help solve the problem of mass shootings.

Richard spies a scene in the station's parking lot where Aunie is loading a new TV into the back of her car, so he calls her to find out what's going on.