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The British Royal Family has a new addition on the way, but there’s also a potentially controversial relationship. Meanwhile, the movie IT is causing a resurgence in creepy clown stories around the country. Plus, producer Keith Conrad talks about his experience at Dragon Con in Atlanta over the Labor Day weekend.
It turns out one of Garry’s listeners has a connection to a song that has probably been stuck in your head more than once. Meanwhile, a lawmaker in Wisconsin has come up with a new way to fight drunk drivers who rack up multiple offenses. Plus, in Thailand they have come up with a way to put stray dogs to work in the community.
Once again, Garry has to mediate a dispute between two listeners over their perceived territory. Meanwhile, a drug dealer in Mexico found a sexy way to move their crystal meth. Plus, the machine that sold the $700 million lottery ticket has now been retired
There’s something brand new for the people in Houston to worry about as the waters continue to rise. Meanwhile, a couple took their quest for a hole in one on the golf course a little too seriously. Plus, a burger giveaway in the Philippines ended up going south in a hurry.
There are some horrific images coming out of Houston in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, but also some heartwarming acts of kindness. Meanwhile, dating sites are starting to look at people’s credit scores when matching up couples. Plus, a rapper decided it was a good idea to watch the solar eclipse without glasses, with somewhat predictable results.
Garry meets former NASA astronaut Scott Parazynski, who might actually be the Most Interesting Man In The World and talks about his new book “The Sky Below.” Meanwhile, Garry thinks the winner of the Powerball might be in serious trouble. Plus, stop us if you’ve heard this story before, but there is a shark terrorizing a beach community in Massachusetts.
There’s been a disturbing rise in stories of people who are using technology to multitask while they are driving. Meanwhile, new data suggests there is a time and place for using emojis and others where it’s not such a good idea. Plus, Garry has a fool-proof idea for any small business.
