Actually, it’s not really the heights I’m afraid of so much as the falling. But you can’t have one without the other. And speaking of falling, Supergirl has not been doing well. Probably because people only have room for one superhero movie at a time at the moment. Just like how they have room for zero national news outlets. We’ll see if the NBCUniversal split fixes that. I’m guessing it will not.
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Brad was a CEO and attorney for almost twenty years. Lucrative, yes, but not creatively fulfilling. That’s why he wrote Recoil of Justice, a book about a lawyer turned possible vigilante. It’s not a an autobiography, I promise.
Check it out at https://bradeldernovels.com/
The Buffalo Rodeo (that’s a rodeo in Buffalo, MN, not a rodeo consisting entirely of buffalo) came and went. Bob gives the scoop on how it went. He also wishcasts Minnesota teams winning titles. We’ll see how that pans out.
Minions. They’re still a thing. Just ask anyone under the age of 8. It can’t be all young children though – it’s projected to make over $70 million in its three day opening. Will it beat Supergirl? Only time will tell. But my sources tell me that time says “yes”.
Despite being a very early episode, this was actually Dr. Rose’s second appearance on the show. There are a lot of Dr. Roses. This one in particular is the author of Rewiring Your Brain.
Rudy would come back several times, but this was his earliest appearance in late 2012.
This was Lou’s first appearance in 2012, and his only one until he was on the Tom Barnard Morning Show around ten years later.
Frank and Mark joined us in November 2012 for this episode.
The first appearance of Tim Slagle on our show. He would be back many times.