In Just One Question we discussed Cindy McCain supporting Biden, Deborah Birx possibly leaving the Coronavirus task force, Don Lewis' family suing Carole Baskin for making jokes about his disappearance while on Dancing With the Stars and NYC outlawing pooping on trains and buses. Then we moved to our main segment. With the Covid crisis continuing to keep millions of Americans out work or working from home, could this be the right time to consider becoming an entrepreneur? According to our guest tonight, Cory Mosley, the host of the podcast Fearless Entrepreneurship Podcast with Cory Mosley,  this might be a great time to become your own boss. We closed show by celebrating "Celebrate Bisexuality Day" with a quiz called As Time Goes Bi about famous bisexuals.

We opened the show with Just One Question and we talked about Notre Dame having to postpone their game on Saturday due to 7 players testing positive for Covid, Microsoft creating virtual backgrounds for its Microsoft Teams app, Ellen's show apology yesterday and Paramount Network adding the word movie to their name. Then we moved on to our main segment. Today is National Voter Registration Day and that means you still have time to register for this November's election. Tonight, we'll talk about why every vote matters regardless of your location. We'll break down we're to register and how soon (if not already you) can start voting. And then in the spirit of the day, we go through a list of categories only we could come with and have our panel vote on them.

If you didn't think the 2020 was already the most polarized and consequential election in our lifetime, the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg has now raised the stakes even greater. Tonight, we'll talk about the upcoming battle over the next Supreme Court Justice and how the voters and NOT the politicians could make the decision on who gets to add the next justice and what the ramifications might be. Then we talked to Simone Policano and Liam Elkind  the founders Invisible Hands. They saw how Covid was affecting our most vulnerable communities in New York City and made an offer on Facebook to pick up groceries for neighbors. That first Facebook post has grown into their organization, which now has over 10,000 volunteers who have delivered over 1 million dollars worth of food, medicine and other necessities to people in need in New York City, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey, and Philadelphia. We closed the show going over the Emmy predictions we made on Friday and no, no one presented an award while holding their pet!!!!

It's another TMI Daily Trump Free Friday and we are jam packed with fun! We're talking Celebrity Conspiracy Theories, The Dumbest US States, Emmy Predictions and we have a special guest appearance by House of Flowers star, Sawandi Wilson! Join us for everything... but Trump!

This weekend the US will log its two hundred thousandth Coronavirus death. Will Americans tune in to ABC on Sunday night to forget their troubles and watch the best of television get celebrated at the Emmy Awards or will the award show highlight everything that people hate about the so called "Hollywood Elite"? Tonight, we'll decide whether the Emmys will be a big winner of a massive loser! Also we talk about the Big 10 reversing their decision to postpone their fall season,  AT&T offering cheaper phone plans for people willing to watch targeted ads and then we debate how much we would want to get paid to working the current White House for it's final 3 and half months. After that we are joined by Frank Wilson, the host of the podcast, What's The Score. His podcast is all about film scores. After talking about him and his podcast we play a game called Name That Score where we pit our panel against Frank to see who knows more about film scores. Spoiler alert... he does!

After Trump appeared in,  what most are calling,  a trainwreck of a town hall even, it's becoming clear that for Biden to win the Presidency his best strategy is to let Trump continue to dig himself a hole. Tonight, we'll show highlights of last night's town hall so you can decide whether Biden should just let Trump be Trump. We also talk to the host of a podcast called Wilderness Weirdos and we play a game to see how much we know about animals.

This might seem hard to believe, but for over 2 decades, a water park in the outskirts of New Jersey, Action Park, was allowed to operate while countless guests sustained bumps, bruises, cuts, scrapes, broken bones and even death. All of which is seen in today's most talked about documentary, Class Action Park. Tonight, the director of the doc, Seth Porges, joins us to talk the good, the bad and the deadly about America's most controversial amusement park. Watch Class Action Park, now streaming exclusively on HBO Max!

For a country that has been reliving the same day over and over again for the better part of 6 months, it sure seems like a lot happens in a week, especially when you're not here to talk about it. Tonight, let's get caught up on the news from the week we missed. Then we celebrate the 35th anniversary of the premiere of The Golden Girls and discuss, how it's about to be rebooted.