Show Notes

• — Dream Team: We have the delightful Sharron Paul and Sam Evans in studio
• — Toys Aren’t Us: Toys ‘R’ Us announced plans to close all 735 of its U.S. stores. A week later, the founder, Charles Lazarus, died at age 94 from respiratory failure.
• — Up In Smoke: In America, 168,000 adolescents and young adults began a daily cigarette habit after vaping, whereas only 2,000 adults quit cigarettes thanks to vaping
• — Hard Pills To Swallow: Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes, who survived the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks, publically smeared the children protesting in the March for Our Lives demonstration via social media
• — Seeing The Signs: Bronx woman Ajanaffy Njewadda is suing the MTA, Showtime, and New York City for damage caused from when she fell and broke her ankle because she was shocked by the image of Dexter in an advertisement for the show Dexter on the stairs in Grand Central Terminal
• — The Bin: Sam still hasn’t been allowed to move in with his girlfriend of 3 years, but he was lucky enough to be given a bin in her apartment
• — Blind Faith: Georgia woman Bakari Warren is facing jail time for intentionally crashing her car with her 2 children in it to prove to them that God is real and good
• — Snuff Films: People can be digitally recreated so convincingly that Hollywood actors are citing in their wills what they are permitting with their images after death
• — Byron Allen’s Pluto: After Keith learns that Byron Allen has purchased The Weather Channel, Keith explains his endless fascination with the man and details his rise to success and massive wealth