Lucy and I are intrigued by this annual survey that purports to show what frightens Americans the most.

Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse joins me in the studio for a wide-ranging conversation on his mixed feelings for the President, the state of personal politics today, the migrant caravan, the death of the Saudi journalist, giant killer ants, the Huskers, and more.

The director of the Global Faith Institute grew up around the Muslim Brotherhood, and wonders why people are so shocked by this story when there's so much more going on than just a dead reporter.

Lisa explains how the tragic loss of her son in the summer of 2016 is leading to a wonderful effort the community can partner in throughout the month of November in Aspen Seemann's memory.

Bob's coming to Omaha Nov. 9th for the screening of this 1985 classic. He talks with me about what he would change in the film, the five wasted weeks of filming it with the wrong actor, and what's next for the franchise.

The pettier, the bettier!

From chart-topping hits to remote-controlled toilets, Nate talks with me about his career, eating wings with the Pope, and his new show on DIY Network, "Hit Properties."

She's coming to Omaha next month to talk with your dead grandmother! Theresa talks with me about "coming out" to her family, the lack of privacy in being surrounded by spirits, and dealing with skeptics.

The Never-Trumpers whine so much, it's hard to take them seriously when they may have a legitimate complaint (like why a President feels the need to call anyone "Horseface").

The Ol' Long Johnson cat was not happy last night when YouTube was down.