One of Richard's favorite Christmas stories is that of Ebenezer Scrooge. Well, the Virginia Samford Theatre is putting on a versian of Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" with an Appalachian twist.

Cameron has written a piece for AL.com that simplifies what exactly the tax reform bill will do and comes on air to explain his reasoning.

Once again, the Supreme Court has ruled that President Trump's travel ban is constitutional putting him at 3-0 for decisions going in his favor. To compare, Richard pulls up President Obama's record.

Richard hosts the only show in the state that can go from talking Taco Bell's new menu item to dissecting the benefits of the new tax reform bill in a matter of seconds.

Richard wants to have more fun in hour two, but the callers seem to have a differing opinion and continue to bring up swampy things.

Before getting into the newest details of the Mueller investigation and giving his thoughts on the matter, Richard talks about a breakout of the Shelby County Correctional Facility.

Dr. Andy stops by to revel in the victory of the Iron Bowl before heading off to Atlanta for the SEC Championship and relish the terrible sounds that are the worst Christmas songs ever.

After resetting the biggest stories of the month thus far, Richard redirects his attention to the most pressing issue of our time: 2017's dumbest trends.

Richard goes line-by-line and breaks down the song done by the super group Band Aid and how it seems that no thought was put into what they were writing.

No, it's not because of the Christmas season. Michael Flynn pled guilty to lying to the FBI, Kate Steinle's murderer walks away almost scot-free and more on Matt Lauer's transgressions.