Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the fact that economists like Alan Greenspan use men’s underwear sales to forecast the economy. Rosie thinks they won’t look at her underwear.
Californians are going to be voting on whether the golden state should be broken into six states. Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about that and water problems of California.
Bill Wattenburg says a Talk Radio listener once made a very creative solution to jail overcrowding and nursing home care: Patients to jail, and criminals to nursing homes.
Barbara Simpson talks gun owners’ rights and the danger of gun grabbers. Chicago should be a message to the country for Americans to protect themselves.
Dennis Willis says the TV Emmy nominations are very predictable. Game of Thrones, House of Cards, Madmen, Breaking Bad, True Detective, Downton Abbey are all good choices.
Dennis Willis and Steve Wagner from FlickNation say Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is a very good movie. Planet of the Apes is like Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back.
Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the Yankee fan who fell asleep and became a focal point during the game. He has sued the Yankees for helping people make fun of him.
John Rothmann talks about immigrants crossing the US border, war between Israel and the Palestinians, as well as Syria and Iran. The future of the US and the Mideast are at stake.
Flicknation’s Dennis Willis talks about Planet of the Apes trying bridge the gap between animal and human. Willis says there should be Academy Awards here, one of the best films of the year.