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Garry talks with Gary, Indiana Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson about their bid for the Amazon headquarters and also shares some of his other ideas for turning the town around. Meanwhile, the world has become so goofy lately that it’s tough to figure out which stories are true. Plus, a group of robbers at a donut shop decided to give out some free samples.
Garry marks Veteran’s Day by sharing the recording of his Father’s experience during the Battle of the Bulge. Meanwhile, a St. Louis man claims he was given a ticket Friday afternoon after he honked his horn at a police officer who was stopped at a green light. Plus, a Michigan man looked out the window of an airplane and saw the wing on fire.
A man in Great Britain decided it was a good idea to perform his court-ordered community service wearing nothing but a leaf blower. Meanwhile, students walked into class to find their substitute teacher passed out at their desk. Plus, a hippo in Israel quickly learned freedom is not all it’s cracked up to be.
Garry talks with Peter Sagal, the host of “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!” on National Public Radio. Meanwhile, budget problems have changed the way Chicago gets its Christmas tree every year. Plus, a new program fits in with Garry’s idea of having animals do work for their community.
A man in Wisconsin decided against giving out candy on Halloween, and instead gave out something sure to get his house egged. Meanwhile, a gaggle of local TV news anchors in Denver sacrificed their taste buds to get some viral fame. Plus, a man’s break in routine translated into a lottery win.
Garry meets Steven Jay Rubin, the author of The Twilight Zone Encyclopedia and talks about the big impact Rod Serling had on TV history. Meanwhile, a strange conspiracy theory has emerged about the shooting in Las Vegas. Plus, there are some very confused animals out there in the world.
Garry checks in with R.J. Melman, the new President of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises. Meanwhile, the death of music legend Fats Domino has Garry re-thinking what should be considered overweight. Plus, Amazon’s new service will have them going the extra step of going into your house to drop off packages.
