To paraphrase Dennis Green, "It is what we thought it was!"  The memo that was released by President Trump is being touted by some and disavowed by others.

Richard reads the memo from start to finish (editing out the procedurial introduction) and highlights the importance of key points.

Debbie drew the lucky straw and got to join the show on...just kidding!  The infamous memo has officially been released and Richard can't wait to dissect it.

Debbie drew the lucky straw and got to join the show on Memo Day.  Hopefully, this will not end up like a holiday movie based on this date and the cycle will continue forward instead of reliving this moment over and over.

Many things come in the air in February: Black History Month, a Leap Day (every four years) and occasionally a biting chill.  Thanks to a so-called "Hallmark holiday", love is also in the air and Dr. Josh is a man who can help.

Jan and Kristi are Birmingham theatre royalty and are graciously welcomed by Richard into the studio to talk about Virginia Samford Theatre's on-going production of _Chicago_.

It's Thursday and that means your weekly dose of Mark 'Spud' Friedman.  The fun and frivolity ensues as he and Richard kick around the issues of the day.

Megan joins the show at her regularly scheduled time to dive into the FBI's recent change of heart in regards to the cries to #ReleasetheMemo.

Jeffrey joins the show after an eventful State of the Union address and offers his analysis of the speech itself and the reaction that took place during and shortly thereafter.

We are witnessing the extinction of the early bird special due to a shift in people's thought process.  No one apparently want to be labeled a "senior citizen."