S1E013 - Disney pulls the plug on $1 billion development in Central Florida as part of an ongoing dispute with Governor Ron DeSantis; Disney also announces the pending closure of Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser experience by the end of September; California to give illegal immigrants unemployment benefits.

S1E012 - Florida school start times change; Sports Illustrated puts the first transgender woman on the cover of their swimsuit edition; Miller Lite seems to join Bud Light in NOT knowing their audience as their latest commercial hits; recreational marijuana may appear on FL ballot;

S1E011 - Americans are driving their cars longer than ever before; electric vehicles cost more to fuel than gas cars; today's teens are too afraid to drive; microscopic bugs are having sex on your face.

S1E010 - GOP members of Congress want to revoke Disney's no-fly-zone; Ohio wants to lower minimum age to be a cop from 25 to 18 and Friday night fun and games with the whole team.

S1E009 - Most Americans say that life us worse today than 50 years ago (2023 v. 1973); 13-year-old shoots cop in the foot, sheriff wants teen charged as an adult; Ohio wants to lower the minimum age to be a cop from 25 to 18; and, if there's time, Donald Trump's appearance on CNN last night.

Tens of thousands of migrants are huddling at the Mexican border with the U.S. in anticipation of Title 42 being repealed Thursday night at midnight; House Oversight committee outlines $10B scheme to pay the Biden family, including minor children who received wire transfers connected to foreign powers; Donald Trump slams CNN ahead of a town hall broadcast with them tonight.

S1E007 - Donald Trump found not liable for raping writer E. Jean Carroll, but found liable for battery, defamation and ordered to pay her more than $5 million in damages, yet that may only further propel Trump back into the White House.

S1E006 - Why would masked, armed robbers try to break into a Winter Garden nursery in the middle of the night?; FL passes bill that would outlaw doctors from cutting off healthy body parts; Bud Light moves on from angering men and heterosexuals to angering the entire LGBTQ+ community; Subway's tuna sandwiches are in the news again.

S1E005 - Should there/will there be presidential debates?; FL House votes to name a South Florida road in honor of late talk radio host Rush Limbaugh; you don't actually trust the US government, do you?

S1E004 - NASA digitally alters images from Mars; we're being encouraged to supplement our diets with insects; singer Ed Sheeran wins court case that claimed his song was ripped off from Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get it On," we'll have a comparison of the two songs.

S1E003 - 57% of likely GOP voters want a primary presidential candidate who "makes liberals angry," which leads perfectly into our discussion of a poll that addresses our lack of civility in America today.

S1E002 - Forget about transgenderism for just a moment as we discuss 'transableism,' or healthy people who identify as disabled and take drastic measures to achieve that disability; IBM will replace 8k employees with AI and robotics - is your job secure from the coming threat of AI?

S2E051 - Cities around America are banning gas powered lawn mowers and yard tools in favor of electric version because of the noise gas engines make. Rapper Drake releases a new song today, which was a HUGE surprise to Drake, as the song was entirely created in AI and quickly pulled from streaming platforms. Donald Trump releases a sound and rational plan to rid the US of homelessness; we've had THREE cases in the last week of armed Americans shooting innocent young people who made innocent mistakes.

S2E050 - Joe talks to Austin Valle about what troubles Downtown Orlando and what it will take to get residents to want to MOVE to downtown or do business there. PlusFL Gov Ron DeSantis jumps into the Bud Light transgender kerfuffle. We'll hear from the lawyer and CEO of Dominion Voting Systems about settling their lawsuit against Fox News for $787.5M. And an out of touch CEO who made $5M in salary last year with a $1.2M bonus tells her employees via Zoom call to leave 'Pity City' as the employees complain about not getting paid their bonuses.

S2E049 - In a podcast exclusive, Joe is joined by Austin Valle, an Orange County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor and co-founder of Orlando YIMBY (Yes In My Backyard). Joe and Austin talk about the current state of Downtown Orlando and plans for the future that currently point to more parking spaces and little else to attract resident, tourists and visitors to downtown.

S2E048 - A 16-year-old black teen is shot twice in the head by an 80-something homeowner in Kansas City, Missouri. The teen was trying to pick up his younger twin brothers when he accidentally went to the wrong house and rang the doorbell. The homeowner shot him through the door and then went outside and put an extra bullet in his head as he lay motionless on the ground. Joe finds it hard to believe that this could be a legal shooting as it's not against the law the ring a doorbell and the second shot wasn't self-defense, but attempted murder.

S2E047 - It's Friday Funday with Joe Kelley as we pose a variety of 'Would You Rather' questions, hear from AI Joe Rogan and talk about the scariest part of living in Florida.

S2E046 - A 21-year-old Air National Guardsman from Massachusetts is arrested, suspected of being the source of the intel leak from the Pentagon. While Joe opposes the death penalty in all other cases, the singular exception is for treason, as it's the crime that victimizes all 330M American citizens.

S2E045 - Agents from the Florida Wildlife Commission make an unannounced raid on a Florida reptile farm and proceed to kill nearly 40 snakes housed there, including a perfectly legal pregnant boa. Joe shares the story of the two times he was bitten by a 11-foot Burmese python.

S2E044 - SFSU's Athletic Director claims that there's no competitive difference between men and women. This comes after US swimmer Riley Gaines spoke at the school last week about the dangers of allowing men to compete as women.