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An inventor in Japan has come up with a novel new way to help people keep cool during the hot summer months. Meanwhile, the Coca-Cola company is taking some heat for their new ad campaign for Sprite in Ireland. Plus, a Russian man might become the world’s first head transplant patient.
The bad publicity continues to roll in for Rio as the Olympics are ready to get started this weekend. Meanwhile, a naming controversy has erupted over in Spain. Plus, a slew of marijuana stories have taken over the news.
If you’re stressed out from the election. a new app will replace your ringtone with a cat video. Meanwhile, you’ve been lied to your whole life, there is no scientific data to prove that flossing prevents cavities. Plus, there’s an emerging black market for nuts around the world.
Just in time for the start of the official Presidential race after convention season, Garry’s Tom Brokaw impression makes a return. Garry’s love affair with Uber continues, even after his trip to California. Plus, Garry talked about the transition from radio to podcasting with Tom Leykis.
There’s a town in Pennsylvania that seems to be a little too attached to their local Dunkin Donuts store. Meanwhile, a woman claims that she was sexually assaulted by a child’s toy at a Chinese restaurant. Plus, Garry talked Rock-n-Roll billboards with author Robert Landau.
Garry’s California adventures continue, including his first attempt at using Uber. Meanwhile, the last company to produce VCR’s has finally decided to throw in the towel. Plus, there was some interesting signage at the Republican National Convention last week.
Garry has a bit of a bone to pick with restaurants for the seasonal beverage menu choices. Meanwhile, a Playboy Playmate has become the target of Internet outrage after she bodyshamed an unsuspecting woman in a steam room. Plus, Garry talked with College of DuPage Linguist David Durian about the disappearance of the Chicago accent on TV and even in real life.
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