After spending some quality time with the legendary Darryl McDaniels of RUN-DMC, we divert our attention to the Novak Djokovic controversy, the latest teacher walkout in Chicago, a disturbing payout at Chadron State, and more.

On today's show: The media's already excited for the Jan. 6th anniversary, Sen. Grassley on inflation and spending, the saga of my son and me trying to see a basketball game in Denver, and more.

How did the Hall-of-Famer feel about Frank Caliendo's impersonations of him?

In hosting KFAB's Morning News with Lucy the past couple of days (hence the double-entendre name of this podcast ... clever, no?), here are a few segments that sound like the kind of hot garbage I produce during my regular 9 to 11 AM time slot -- including conversations about the VEEP, COVID, and more things that aren't generally abbreviated with capital letters.

My annual post of the years-ago diatribe after watching the Christmas classic with my kids for the first time since I saw it when I was a kid.

He took full responsibility for last night's snafu that scared the daylights out of everyone, and came on the radio with me to apologize. Then, we talk about a fantastic CNBC headline, a revelation about a popular 80s song, good news on our gas tax, and more.

I swear I posted this yesterday, but it never showed up among my podcast offerings. Ok ... trying again...

With the latest incident involving a student attacking a local high school principal, many teachers have had enough and won't return after Christmas break. We also address the President and NE Governor's actions on COVID and more during today's show.

After evaluating the aftermath of yesterday's historic storm, we find ourselves right back in a familiar spot: Another mask mandate threat for Omaha.