Today's effervescent batch smells like Alyssa Milano, Harvard Law telling lawyers not to be lawyers, IHOP, and more.

So many KFAB listeners forwarded me Alyssa Ahlgren's commentary this week about opportunity vs. entitlement that I had to beg her to join me on the radio for a discussion (and she was nice enough to do so!). Then, Lucy and I put on our safety helmets and await the onslaught of public scooters in Omaha.

I guess there's a reason why we know so much about the shooter just a few hours after the violence, but not much about the heroes. Then, we address this morning's attempt by the House to get the A.G. to break the law while accusing the President of violating the Constitution by not letting the A.G. break the law at the Democrats' request. (Make any sense to you?)

Young Republican leader Derek Oden talks with me about his tweet that got Ann Ashford upset, then I address the latest blackface controversy -- this one at Doane.

WOWT's Rusty Lord and I take a look at what last night's storms did throughout the area, then KFAB's resident horse-racing expert Roger Olson places a bet on whether the Derby officials will withdraw the DQ.

So many of us grew up with Fun-Plex here in Omaha, but not quite like Katie Anderson did.

Omaha police worked with US Marshalls and the ATF to apprehend dangerous criminals. One judge apparently decided these were just good boys who deserved a break.

Kris and George stop in to warn Omaha women about the impending growth of lady ticklers (for a good cause).

About ten years ago, Adam Carolla wrote a book called "In 50 Years We'll All Be Chicks." I thought I needed to add some proof he was right ... and we're a decade closer to his prediction.

Bloomberg financial reporter Courtney Donohoe joined Gary, Jim, and invited guests for this special live Q&A session in the KFAB Listener Lounge.