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The Name Theory has come back with a vengeance thanks to a TV reporter in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, a controversy has erupted over Wayne Newton’s house and a flock of peacocks. Plus, two teens in the Czech Republic have found what might be the dumbest way to get attention in human history.
President Obama and President-elect Donald Trump met last week at the White House for the first time since the election, and things were less awkward than we all would have expected. Meanwhile, down in Florida, George Zimmerman is in trouble again. Plus, as if the world was not dealing with enough problems, now medical officials say STD’s are on the rise.
Garry is learning how to de-clutter his life, and he thinks there could be some parallels to what the US is doing in the fight against terrorism. Meanwhile, there were protests in several large cities across the country by people unhappy with Donald Trump’s surprise win in the Presidential election. Plus, Garry marks Veterans Day by sharing his father’s experience from World War II. In 1982, Garry’s father, Frank, sat down with a tape recorder and recalled a 48-hour period of battle in December, 1944 during his service in the U.S. Army under Gen. George Patton.
The 2016 Presidential election is finally in the rear view mirror. So what happens now? Meanwhile, the trend sweeping social media is the “mannequin challenge.” Plus, Garry checks in with Joe the Super Cubs Fan to get his thoughts on their win in the World Series last week.
Garry went to the Billy Goat Tavern in Chicago to celebrate the end of the Chicago Cubs curse after they won the World Series this week. Meanwhile, China is working on a new train that can travel over 300 mph, which has Garry wondering what would happen if a cow wanders onto the tracks. Plus, Garry thinks the world needs more neighborhood busy bodies.
Garry checks in with Rita Kreslin from the Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists to talk about a big fundraiser they’re doing this fall. Meanwhile, we’re less than a week away from the Presidential election, and Garry thinks this election feels different from any we have ever seen before. Plus, Starbucks has unveiled their special cups for the holiday season, and naturally it is generating some controversy.
Self-driving trucks are amazing technology, but they may eliminate jobs for thousands of people. It’s just the latest example of jobs disappearing in just about every industry. Meanwhile, political commercials are getting completely out of hand as the election approaches. Plus, the Australian version of The Bachelor ended up with an unexpected couple emerging.
