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It turns out that airplanes may be bigger germ factories than hotel rooms, especially if you’re a coffee drinker. Meanwhile, a Hispanic man in Texas has won the right to legally change his last name to Trump. Plus, a newspaper in New Zealand has decided to start publicly shaming drunk drivers.
A listener found a hotel-room remote that even Garry might be comfortable using without wrapping it in a shower cap first. Meanwhile, Pope Francis has some advice for parents around the world. Plus, Garry checks in with Rosemary Waldmeier from Oyster Bah in Chicago.
A house in Pennsylvania has had an alarm clock ringing inside one it’s walls for over thirteen years. Meanwhile, in the wake of the unfortunate death of Otto Warmbier, Garry thinks it might be best if tourists avoid North Korea. Plus, a Tesla owner had an adorable stowaway.
A man in Florida says his false teeth were the cause of his car accident. Meanwhile, a swim class in Ohio tries to teach babies to survive in a pool by throwing them into the water in hopes their instincts will kick in and they will float. Plus, Garry talks to his brother Tim about a life-sized mock-up of the International Space Station came to be in his possession.
Garry reacts to the shooting at practice for the Congressional baseball game in Arlington, Virginia. Meanwhile, there’s more bad news for United Airlines, but this particular outrage pre-dates the more recent kerfuffles. Plus, Egypt is working on a law that would ban western baby names.
Two stories seem to back up Garry’s call for some sort of paperwork to become a parent. Meanwhile, a couple who found their stolen car held the suspected thieves at gunpoint until the authorities arrived. Plus, in Canada there has been a rash of teens getting high, literally.
An elderly woman’s experience with a pot-laced baked good seems to lend credence to Garry’s plan for using marijuana at nursing homes. Meanwhile, a funeral home story that seemed to be too good to be true was exactly that. Plus, a woman in Australia went to amazing lengths to quit smoking.
