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Another gorilla escaped from his enclosure, this time in London. This time the zoo was able to subdue the animal without killing. We’ll call that a win. Meanwhile, it turns out Presidential debate superstar Ken Bone may actually back up Garry’s name theory. Plus, a woman went to the ATM and ended up getting $380 extra dollars. She took it back to the bank and got no thank you for her honesty from the financial institution.
Ratings for the second Presidential debate were way down compared to the first one. There may be a new treatment for Alzheimer’s disease that could make our twilight years a little more enjoyable. Plus, a college in Canada will be offering a degree in growing marijuana.
It’s October and naturally that means there are a number of new Halloween costumes causing a rash of pearl-clutching and righteous indignation. Meanwhile, a man is accused of faking his own kidnapping to avoid a confrontation with his wife. Plus, a Florida man brought his car into his house so it would not get damaged during Hurricane Matthew.
Garry talks to Cathy Rich and Gregg Potter about the legacy of Cathy’s father Buddy Rich and their own work on the movie Whiplash. Meanwhile, Hurricane Matthew is terrorizing the Caribbean and the media is going berserk. Plus, an airline in American Samoa is looking at the possibility of charging passengers by the pound.
Another animal has been killed at a zoo, this time for doing it’s best Shawshank Redemption re-enactment. Meanwhile, the investigation into the train crash in New Jersey continues. Plus, Gary Johnson may not know many world leaders, but he did score a big endorsement this week.
Garry and Leslie continue their project of compiling a list of people who should be on future editions of Dancing With The Stars. Speaking of celebrities you love to hate, a news story reminds Garry of his idea for dealing with society’s ne’er-do-wells. Plus, necessity is the mother of invention, and Garry may have invented something critical for frequent travelers.
A teenager is growing at an amazing rate and could end up being 9 feet tall before he’s fully grown. This makes Garry wonder why trees stop growing. Meanwhile, there is a rash of people leaving valuable and sometimes controversial things laying out in public. Plus, a new study suggests that roller coasters can help people break up kidney stones.
