This podcast is titled as such because -- not only are we shooting the breeze on this "summer" day about things like shrinkflation, cremation, and ... uh ... otherstuffation -- but we also pay respect to the "Summer Breeze" band and reveal something about them most did not know.

We have a few more racist, sexist, and homophobic situations to add to the list of those things that are offensive these days.

We're here for you with conversation about how the emotionally challenged are probably ruining their support animals' lives. We also talk about Omaha's attempt at environmental justice before talking with Sen. Grassley about guns, gas, and the gobs of money we're sending Ukraine.

Today's batch smells of frickindiculous property assessments/taxes, the Gov's response to an AR question, Elon Musk, and more.

A non-traditional student in all the best senses of the term, Ashlea will address her fellow Bellevue University grads this weekend.

Gov. Ricketts unveiled Nebraska's new license plate design (which is actually, I'm now told, the “Genius of Creative Energy” mosaic ... whatever that is), and I can't stop talking about it no matter how much I try.

Today's guests are Westside superintendent Dr. Mike Lucas for a wide-ranging conversation about education, State Sen. Suzanne Geist and Sgt. Aaron Hanson on prison reform, and Gold Star Wife Miriam Hamilton along with Patriotic Productions' president Bill Williams on the significance of Memorial Day (and Omaha's local events honoring our fallen).