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Not only is stalking creepy, but it’s a total waste of energy. Meanwhile, it’s great to be environmentally conscious, but there are some things you should not to recycle. Plus, Garry checks in with Alan Dalinka from Mouseplanet.com about Disney’s preparations for the holiday season.
A listener sent along a story that provides more evidence that having a child as a teenager is less than ideal. Meanwhile, the worst thing in the world to deal with could be bad neighbors. Plus, new details may shed some light on what happened to Amelia Earhart.
Garry’s a little bummed out by the quick summer, but he made up for it by visiting Philadelphia. Meanwhile, he may or may not have overheard a discussion about a murder. Plus, there’s more nudity in the news.
Parents have started throwing “Period Parties” for the daughters to help educate them and take the stigma off of it. Meanwhile, a woman from Ukraine learned the hard way that spending time in a lion enclosure is not a great idea. Plus, Uber is dealing with yet another public relations problem.
A Florida man was busted with drugs after he repeatedly called 911, and the police were sent to stop him. Meanwhile, homeless people seemed to be getting more aggressive during break-ins. Plus, technology guru Dan Fedor from Nauto joins Garry to answer listener questions.
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.
