And it's not because I look like Chris Pratt.

As Nebraska's Governor has his home address displayed over Dodge St., Utah's Governor issues the best comments yet about the week-long debate the Court officially launched last Friday.

A timeless classic doesn't age, and -- as we found out in talking with two of the film's stars -- their appreciation of what they created is as fresh as ever. Today, on the 30th anniversary of the film's release, we talk with Tracy "Betty Spaghetti" Reiner and Megan "Marla Hooch" Cavanagh. (My full, unedited interviews with both actresses are also found here on my podcast page.)

What I was able to air during this morning's tribute to "A League of Their Own" was only part of my conversation with Tracy Reiner. Here in the full conversation, she talks more about the original players she was able to work with, the impact of the movie on women's sports, and more about growing up with Rob Reiner and his friends.

You heard about a third of my conversation with "Marla Hooch" this morning. Here's the whole interview, where we talked more about the film, her "Drunk" impression of Penny, and working with Mel Brooks.

Between SCOTUS rulings, special elections, the death of "The Magician," and everything else going on, I bet you didn't even see this one coming. Thank goodness Lucy and I are here to tell you about it!

aka, "Thanks, Scott, that's just what we need right now -- a man's perspective on a 'women's health' issue." That said, I give it my best effort.

Just a few minutes into today's show, we get the breaking news so many people have been waiting so long for. After joining Fox News for their coverage of this historic moment outside the Court, we take your reactions via phone, email, and our iHeartRadio Talkback Mic.