This weekend we slow things down — talking about the comeback of CD, vinyl, and even cassettes as more people look to unplug and enjoy music the old‑school way.

Then we jump into baby name trends, and things have taken a turn. While Liam and Olivia still top the charts, names like Maverick, Genesis, and Nova are climbing past traditional picks like Thomas, Sophie, and Grace. Meanwhile, newer names like Truce and Icelynn are surging as parents lean toward names that feel more unique and meaningful.

We also look at which classic names are fading out — and why naming trends are shifting so quickly right now.

Frozen grapes that missed the mark, pretzels making a surprise appearance, and a few questionable snack choices along the way. We also swap medical procedure stories because apparently that’s where the conversation naturally went.

Then we’re joined by Chris Costello, chair of the Big Bash - Ozdust Ball, in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters of London and Area. He shares what’s planned for this year’s event happening May 29 at The Hunt Club and why it’s a night that makes a real difference in the community.

Fun, weird, meaningful. Pretty standard episode.

This episode goes completely off the rails.

Jeff trusted his daughters to buy him a new cologne, and it backfired in a way nobody saw coming. Is it secretly awful? Are they pranking him? Or is Jeff nose‑blind and walking around offending the entire city?

Meanwhile, KP goes full vigilante for the average shopper, diving deep into what happened to customer service. Why does no one care anymore? Who broke retail? And can KP fix it before he gets kicked out of another store?

One man smells bad.
One man fights for justice.
Customer service is on trial.

Watch/listen until the end — it somehow gets worse.