Cooper just brought home ANOTHER dog (we’re losing count), Anthony is still Team Cat, and we’re finally answering the question everyone asks: How many animals are officially too many?! 🐶🐱

Dr. Simpson drops in with the 4 things you need to purge from your house immediately — your health, your sanity, and your vibe will thank you.

We also share the TV shows you HAVE to watch right now (no spoilers, promise).

And in the serious segment: The heartbreaking latest on Nancy Guthrie — Savannah’s 84-year-old mom who is still missing from her Arizona home. Family pleas continue, authorities say she’s “still out there,” and no, there’s zero connection to Brentwood. We’re sending all the love and prayers. 💔 #radio #radioshow #podcast #podcasting

The Cooper and Anthony Show dives headfirst into the week's wildest headlines with their signature no-holds-barred, laugh-out-loud takedowns.

In this episode, the duo unleashes on the bizarre saga surrounding Don Lemon—from his dramatic federal custody stint tied to that anti-ICE protest chaos to his defiant post-release mic-drop moments. They don't pull punches, roasting the drama, the optics, and everything in between.

Then they pivot to the heartbreaking (and way too soon) news of Catherine O'Hara's passing at 71—the beloved comedy queen of Schitt's Creek, Home Alone, and so much more. Expect heartfelt tributes mixed with their classic irreverent humor as they celebrate her iconic career while being unapologetically savage about the absurdity of losing legends too early.

And because no Cooper and Anthony episode is complete without going full savage mode, they turn their mean streak up to 11 on "plowing Philly"—tearing into whatever ridiculous, Philly-flavored mess (snowstorms? sports disasters? something way dirtier?) has the internet (and them) in stitches. Snarky, ruthless, and zero regrets.

If you love sharp wit, zero filter, and hosts who will say the quiet part out loud (and then yell it), this is the episode that delivers the goods. Tune in for the laughs, the burns, and the takes so hot they might get them canceled... again.

Jo Piazza joins us to discuss her new novel The Sicilian Inheritance