Today, I talk about Mother's Day memories of when my little brother tried to drive the family car at five years old. I also review the Netflix movie, Unfrosted.

Today I contrast the "peaceful protests" with the National Day of Prayer last Thursday. Then I give you my NBA Mount Rushmore.

Today, I encourage you to ask yourself, "Am I a lukewarm Christian?" I discuss what the term means, some steps that I took years ago to bust out of that rut, and I suggest some things for you to try if you are looking to take the next step in your walk.

Today, I clear up any confusion I may have caused last episode when discussing the passing of the world's oldest conjoined twins. I also discuss the Biden Administration's horrendous overhaul of Title IX, and it's potential adverse effects on biological females.

Today I discuss the early playoff exits of the Warriors and Kings, as well as the impending exit of the Lakers. I also take a look at the lives of the world's oldest conjoined twins, Lori and George Schappell, who passed away at the age of 62.

Today, I lay out in detail, using indisputable stats and facts, the bulletproof argument that Mike Schmidt was not only a better third baseman than George Brett, but possibly the best one in MLB history. Before I delve into that subject, I recall my own experience with the effect the mandatory minimum wage is already having on the fast-food industry. I also give my review of the popular new Netflix miniseries, Baby Reindeer.

Today, I share some clips of a classy Pro-Palestine Bakersfield woman getting arrested at a city council meeting last week. I stay on the subject of Anti-Israel sentiment while addressing the coast to coast protests on April 15, which were designed to cause "economic impact". What is the Sleeping Dragon? If you aren't a professional protester, you probably don't know. I also briefly put on my movie critic hat and, finally, I talk about the latest athlete behaving badly.

On Today's episode, I recap a busy news week, including Iran's missile strikes on Israel, the closures of 41 Outback Steakhouses and 53 Rite Aids. In sports, Yankees legend (?) Fritz Peterson passed away. He was a legend, but not for his on-field performance. I take a look back at O.J. Simpson's controversial life, and a couple of Norm MacDonald's best O.J. jokes.

On today's episode, I play a clip of Jesse Watters discussing the number of days on the calendar devoted to LGBTQ, and I give a brief synopsis of the rainbow and it's use throughout history. I also talk about the Men's and Women's National Basketball champions, and the epic eclipse we barely noticed in California.

Today, I briefly discuss the anniversary of MLK's assassination, play a real quick You May Be a Dummy, and touch of some of the sports news of the day.