First, Dr. Ashely Alker tries to help us avoid her "99 Ways to Die."  Then, I watch with bemusement what President Trump is doing to our phony allies with his Board of Peace.

When the Rev. Jackson first considered a run at the White House, Omaha's Preston Love Jr. was alongside because he checked the most important boxes: Age and Height!

Did you hear Emery's announcement on Friday?  Here are a few more details on how we arrived at that point, and what will happen NEXT WEEK in that time slot. Then, we talk with Kevin Mooney about his new book, "Climate Porn."

The main topic with Dana Peffer of Sgt. Peffer's Cafe Italian was the games voters and the legislature are playing with minimum wage and the impact that has on small business owners.  All of the other annyoing questions I asked her had to do with dropping glasses, too-small plates, whether today's teens are good workers, and more.

Enjoy this romantic live performance by JJ from one of Omaha's most popular party bands!

And Lucy Chapman getting more attention than she wants during this show.

Or c) All of the Above.  (The answer is always c.)

And, more importantly, WHY did people choose to turn the channel from Bad Bunny's performance?  (It's not what your TDS friends think.)

There's something tragically beautiful about the way people are rallying around the Guthrie family, there's something just tragic about many of the social media posts about ICE, and there's something wrong with Scott and Lucy spending so much time goofing off on a variety of other topics on this show.

A group in Iowa is going to get people killed, Trump would like you to smile, and I read private texts from my wife on the air.  It is Wednesday, my dudes.