Mike & Jon Got It Going On

We chatted up Rich Perlberg about legislation allowing automatic traffic cameras and whether they invite a slippery slope of government intrusion. We got lippy about implants and were less than crystal clear about Crystal Pepsi.

We chatted up Rhonda Callahan about the Golden Raffle Tickets still available for their big Gala event, rocked it out with our favorite band Young & Crippen before completely sliding off the rails with fake Unicorns.

We talked through our Gillis Jealousy Syndrome, got Shaggy with JD during Toss Back Trivia and then decided to avoid the Wang Wine.

We took a chance on Howell High School's production of Mamma Mia with Ally Johnson & Ella Stocker, got brotherly on Sibling Day and hopped aboard the Titanic for its maiden voyage.

We brewed up a conversation with Ethan Whitesell from Eternity Brewing in Howell as they take the Pure Michigan concept local, try and dig out out some cards for Bonnie and then celebrate the 80th birthday of LSD.

We chatted about the national pastime with Rich Perlberg - No, not baseball. Trump's indictment of course. Does it help, does it hurt? And of course, we learn less, especially when we fall down the Pecker and Wiener rabbit hole.

We touched base with Lindsay Rowe, whose family home was devastated by fire and then burglary, but who remains optimistic and thankful for the community's support.

We were live on location for the Alzheimer's Association Leadership Breakfast at Crystal Gardens, as we talked with Susan (aka Cougar) about her connection to the disease, as well as Event Co-Chair Sandie Cortez, who shared some of her family's personal story dealing with this tragic disease and how the association helps to fund not only research =, but also provide resources for caregivers. Cousi...

We chat up Max Muncie from LaFontaine Automotive about their U Can-Cer Vive raffle for a mint condition 1975 Ford Bronco, discuss the true meaning of 'Ish", get a Cougar review of Colleen Cambridge's latest murder mystery and then learn when NOT to go "pinky's out"

We got the latest on the Torch 180 Gala, talked Pinochle with Bonnie Runyan and Engleberted our Humperdink.

We waxed nostalgic with Rich Perlberg on Tigers Opening Day, talked up the winner, winner chicken dinner deal from The Dio and tweezed out what borrow most from their wives.

We got an update from Leticia Spagnuolo on Justice for Pearl, did a little begging and learned the difference between K of C and KFC.

We chat up the Alzheimer's Association Leadership Breakfast coming up on April 4 at Crystal Gardens. We head for the Vegas Strip with JD's Toss Back Trivia before sending ourselves off with a Tik Tok Ta Ta.

Cougar ukulele's us into a Monday as we chatted with Steve DeBruyne from The Dio in Pinckney as they get ready for a second run of their award-winning production of Rent. Then it was on to Juggs and Werthers.

We got an update on the Rowe Family as they recover from a devastating fire and get a helping hand from John Cueter at Brighton Ford. Then we chatted with Bonnie about cane etiquette and talked with Rhonda about the (almost) sold out Spring Gala.

We talked about the dirty word in politics - compromise - following the censure of a local GOP lawmaker for voting with dEMoCRats! Jon also reinforced he's a complete nerd with his (excessive) mentions of James Traficant. Then Mike gave us lessons in how to skip and why that just doesn't look right when an adult does it.

We learned about the Hospital Busy Boxes put together by students at Parker Middle School, discussed the wedgie and then contemplated alternate uses for corn starch.

We revisit our Wild Game Dinner interview before heading off to Fantasy Island with JD's Toss back Trivia. Then we eject Yogi Bear at supersonic speeds.

We time travel to post-WWII Paris with Colleen Gleason as we discuss her latest Colleen Cambridge creation - "Mastering the Art of French Murder" as well as her induction to the Brighton Women's History Roll of Honor. Cougar reviews her blending experience while Jon assures everyone he's not passing gas when he shifts in his chair.

We corn our beef for St. Patty’s Day as we check in with the Great Bonnie Runyan. Then get a Masquerade Gala update from Rhonda at Torch 180 as we try and decide how best to mask up for the event, coming up April 13 at Mt. Brighton.

We get the latest on the Rowe family from Rustic Marine as they recover from the devastating fire on Monday. Then Cougar calls in with a singing critique, we got toilet placement tips from Jordan Genso and fail to launch our liquid fueled “rocket”

We got an update on the Hartland family behind Rustic Marine and how they're coping after a fire destroyed their home, celebrated the big win by the Brighton High School Boys Swim Team and then learned a lot less about Right to Work with Rich Perlberg.

We highlighted efforts to help the family behind Rustic Marine of Hartland after a devastating fire, took a (less than) three hour tour of Gilligan's Island during JD's Toss Back Trivia and then Jon got grabby.

Just another Cougar Monday, as we lay hands on Susan’s very cool undergarments, get an Academy Awards rundown and then find out who the original Uncle Sam is.

We learned why a cat in a bag is a bad deal for the cat, all the while looking at the open Senate seat in Michigan with Rich Perlberg and The Less You Know and who might be a GOP contender against Elissa Slotkin. Then we ran our two-minute drill as Jon’s battery ran low.