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Leslie Keiling’s ashes from Ash Wednesday have become a yearly Rorschach Test. Meanwhile, some Girl Scouts will have a hard time meeting their cookie sales goals for an unexpected reason. Plus, Tech Reporter Dan Fedor joins Garry to talk about a few gadgets for your spring and a chance to win an Echo Auto.
There’s a new challenge floating around the internet, and medical experts are sounding the alarm. Meanwhile, senior citizens seem to be embracing one of Garry’s ideas to improve their twilight years. Plus, there is finally a good reason to climb Mount Everest.
You can leave a text or voicemail for Garry at 773-888-2157. A listener shared their story of when they tried to share their food with Garry and were rebuffed. Meanwhile, a woman may have taken her passion for tattoos a little too far. Plus, Steven Spielberg’s daughter has decided to get into the family business, but a very specific genre.
According to new data, Americans have over $21 billion in unused gift cards and leftover store credit. Meanwhile, a Tennessee man high on meth tried to throw his shoe at a police officer. Plus, a ne’er-do-well picked the wrong fast food restaurant to try to rob.
An inventor is trying to make it easier to know what’s really going through your dog’s head. Meanwhile, a new type of service animal has taken to the skies. Plus, the nation’s epidemic of machete attacks continues.
Fast food employees are all over the news, and it’s definitely not for positive, uplifting things. Meanwhile, a car was stolen from the owner’s driveway. Plus, PETA wants you to put a stop to calling your pet a “Pet”
Leslie Keiling is showing off just how far the march of technology has advanced by joining the show from the San Francisco Airport while she waits for her delayed flight. Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg is apologizing for his comments about Gayle King. Plus, an argument over a thermostat got more heated than you’d expect.
