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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.
Tonight is finally the night for the first Presidential debate. Meanwhile, Garry has gone down the rabbit hole of the Internet and wonders how anyone can get anything done with so much stuff out there. Plus, Burke Ramsey is threatening to sue CBS over their documentary on his sister Jon Benet Ramsey’s murder.
The first Presidential debate is coming up on Monday and the TV networks are promoting it like it’s a boxing match. Meanwhile, a cell phone caught fire in the middle of the Delta Airlines flight. Plus, a group of ne’er-do-wells tried to sneak a heard of animals onto a flight.
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Garry has noticed a change in Dancing With The Stars after the Ryan Lochte incident to start the season. Meanwhile, a hot new Broadway play is knocking Hamilton out of the headlines, and it will surprise you. Plus, a British man called their version of 911 with a rather mundane problem.
Garry checks in with Chicago TV news anchor Jackie Bange to talk about a charity run/walk in Lincoln Park on October 2nd for Brainup.ngo. Meanwhile, Chicago is already dealing with crime problems, but could be a war zone if the Cubs actually win the World Series. Plus, a dog owner in Taiwan shaved the dog and may have inadvertently violated copyright law.
They’ve made a few additions to the Oxford English Dictionary. Meanwhile, Scottish prisoners are changing religion to get access to better food. Plus, Garry checked in with Merle Bettenhausen and talked about the new book “Tony Bettenhausen & Sons: An American Racing Family Album”
