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A study out of England suggests teens are foregoing sex to spend more time with their families. Meanwhile, Garry thinks the arms race with nature will inevitably lead all of us to carry flamethrowers. Plus, recent stories suggest meth use makes you think you’re extremely hot.
Garry has another idea for how communities can re-purpose the abandoned malls in their area. Meanwhile, a Virginia restaurant is facing serious backlash after a social media post about a boy who paid in coins. Plus, a man in Arizona impersonated a police officer to the wrong person.
A couple on a once in a lifetime honeymoon learned the hard way that it’s not a great idea to go on a zipline. Meanwhile, a tour boat got a little too close to a lava flow in Hawaii. Plus, Garry meets Papa Joe Aviance about how he lost 275 pounds and completely turned his life around.
Listener Vince calls in to respond to Garry’s comments last week on society’s disintegrating manners. Meanwhile, more evidence has surfaced that the process of becoming a parent needs to be a little more elaborate. Plus, tragic news about the world’s ugliest dog.
The woman who was bitten by a shark while she was trying to feed it is sharing her story. Meanwhile, Florida police are trying to track down a man who paid at a convenience store using a movie dollar. Plus, Garry catches up with Eric the Undertaker to find out why there are so many stories about people erroneously being declared dead.
Garry thinks the phrase “Breaking News” may have jumped the shark after the Thai soccer team rescue. Meanwhile, the string of strange occurrences at fast food restaurants continues. Plus, a New Hampshire woman is in hot water for trying to scam a scammer.
A woman may or may not have lost her toe nails after she had a fish pedicure. Meanwhile, the US Postal Service learned the hard way that you should make sure any pictures you use are in the public domain. Plus, Garry has a tip for people considering cave exploration.
