Ernie Chambers' latest attempt to tick everyone off (it always works), my Facebook post that ticked several people off (never my goal), and much more covered in today's show.

And we also discuss problems in Portland, whether Roger Stone called a guy a Negro, and "Saturday the 14th."

While I would have liked to have heard JaKeen rationalize his support for the Dallas shooter to one of his victims, Shetamia's is the story that is more deserving to be told anyway. I'm honored she joined me on the radio this morning to tell it.

The three-time Terminator hero talks with us about her latest "disgusting" film role ... and her role in making Nebraska super-creepy back in the '80s!

After learning what the "Justice for James Omaha" leader posted about killing cops on Twitter, the mayor no longer wants him on one of her advisory boards.

On another day that is NOT a slow news day, it's a toss-up as to what to address first: The racial issues, or the virus? (But not tuberculosis, we can continue to ignore that.)

And, I jacked up what "Redtails" means. Today's radio show was a little ... discombobulated.

Back the Blue vs What YOUth Can Do in Omaha, the media uses the word "Redskins" more in 24 hours than the past 24 years, 13-year-olds everywhere need to beware the upcoming swimsuit edition, and more.

Organizer Bill Williams details what will happen tomorrow ... and what WON'T be happening tomorrow, in response to a Creighton professor's tweet.

Ok, so I didn't actually call today's podcast "For Crap's Sake" as I said I would on the air this morning. The title of today's podcast is meant to reflect the fact that I got really lippy about OPS' new distance learning e-mail, Beto's death cult, and the new Wonder Years reboot ... and the show is literally presented here out of order, with the 10am hour presented first and the 9am hour after. (Because I thought the second hour was better, but didn't hate the first, so ... here you go.)