Vintage Voorhees

Lula B's owner Aaron Bonar knows exactly how Addy's feels following their waving of the white flag in the face of years of downtown street construction.  We talk with him before addressing some political stories, laser attacks on mosquitos, and an homage to Patrick Stewart.

But everything must come to and end ... right?

You're certainly allowed to complain about your property taxes ... but let's make sure you know where to direct your complaint.  It might best be directed at you in the mirror!

Meet Matthew Lamb and Cora Craver, who star in this coming-of-age film set against the backdrop of what was ALMOST Nebraska's national championship season of 1983.  

It took me all morning, but I finally figured out which '80s theme song the Aaron Hanson jingle reminds me of!

Along with director Jacob Lees Johnson, Jon Heder talks about their new film "I See Demons," working in a sci-fi horror film vs comedy, and whether you should tell your mom to shut up.

What got Kim Miller so fired up a few years ago she started "America's Women," and what are her/their big concerns ahead of this election?

Also today, we address flamingo kidnapping, bad plea deals, and why my way of watching the Huskers was the best.

Not me, of course.  Other men.

Hearing none, we continue with today's show.

I almost successfully restrain myself from quoting his movies to him during this fun conversation with the icon before his trip to Omaha next week.

Yes, that Capt. Dye ("Platoon," Saving Private Ryan," "Band of Brothers") was in town last night.  No, not that Cornell.  No, the midterm election results are not a foregone conclusion.

We all need sleep, but I hope you don't get it during this podcast.  Or, hey, if that works for you, I guess I'm glad to serve that purpose.  In addition to talking about sleep (and school times to accommodate it), we also lost someone with a death wish in Omaha over the weekend, saw a guy pay a fortune for a cool piece of sports memorabilia, and basked in the glory of Creed.

The paranomal investigator stops by to invite you to go ghost hunting with him, read his new book, and learn to pronounce his Necronomicast podcast.

That's what Lucy said to end today's show -- listen along to find out how we got there!

I often joke I could start every morning with that phrase.  Today, it's as applicable as ever!  And are we really going to have a Douglas County Board member with an OnlyFans account?  (It's not PJ Morgan, sorry.)

I had it coming.  I just wish it hadn't been in front of my son.

Will this anti-Ricketts ad have the same impact as the infamous "Willie Horton Ad" in the 1988 presidential race?  Should it?

I've been in awe of Nikki Boulay since we worked together at The Edge a million years ago, of Natalie Hughes since I first saw her perform (at Art & Soup!) about a decade ago, and of Karly Jurgensen Daniel since about 9:30 this morning.  Together, they are "Harmonies for Hope," and I hope you're able to see them live at one of their upcoming holiday shows!

And a few more details about a couple of local shootings this week.

I wasn't putting much faith in this poll showing Gov. Pillen in trouble ... until I started getting these messages from KFAB Nation.  Then, actor Kyle MacLachan joins "the live version of our podcast" to talk about HIS podcast (and what credentials he throws out there to try to impress young people who think "Twin Peaks" is a restaurant).

And Trump changes another Biden mandate!

Thanks to Keith for asking AI to provide us an alternate version of the "Fake Democrat Osborn" song!

Law enforcement working with law enforcement to ENFORCE THE LAW?!?  Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson comes in to explain himself!