After spending A LOT more time on this subject than I'd planned, we also get into the growing reality of nationally-based landlords buying up single-family homes in Omaha.

After empathizing with the creatures from the movies, I take an honest look at this fake abortion debate in our country ... because that's often the type of ground we can cover within any given swath of broadcast time on this radio program. Variety, the spice of life.

The title of today's podcast is because I do enjoy doing this radio show where I get to talk about a variety of subjects (today it was a relationship dilemma and my accidental conclusion that "Blacks Only" water fountains might be a great idea [you'll have to hear me out on that one]). But it's also the title of one of the novelty '80s rap songs I introduced Lucy to throughout the morning ... a tour of awesomeness I'm not sure she fully appreciated.

Sure, there are some genuine outrages I need to get out of my system (like this baby formula mess), but nothing compares to my ire about the SI Swimsuit Edition and Top Gun: Maverick!

Emily joins us before their show in Omaha next week to try to tell me somethin' 'bout her life, career, and a great song that makes so many of us suddenly feel like college kids again.

Well, the first part of this post is more like feeding sheep to wolves. Then, the second half is almost literally about feeding cats to snakes thanks to Lucy's deranged mind.

I don't usually post things I do during KFAB's Morning News while guest-hosting for Gary Sadlemyer, but several listeners demanded that I make this segment available.

Dr. Elina Newman shares with us her story that has shaped her political views (and why some on social media couldn't deal with that).

Longtime percussionist Tyler Stewart of Barenaked Ladies talks with me about drumming in such a musically diverse band, whipping drum sticks at chicks, and whether a certain former band member will ever rejoin the group.

After blowing off some steam after the media's reactions to America's latest shootings, I turn to the controversial topics of mulch and my wife's new high-school boyfriend.