Bud gets belted and suffers from boomerang lip for the rest of the show. Vernon Dozier recaps the softball season and the LA Clippers... Jeff Dowdder talks about Kanye West's doctorate. And RC Collins and Commandant Weirman wrap up with talk of RC graduating and moving on.

Chris Norton talks about a new informal men's group he's formed for Sunday mornings called "The Sons of the Mexican Scramble." They discuss their different Saturday night escapades and Pastor Rennick takes him to task... Later Margaret debates Herb Sewell on Orson Welles.

It's another "Letter To My Baby" as our heartbroken hero remembers a few more details of the ill-fated love affair from his seat on his luggage at the LA bus terminal...

It's Jack Brainerd with "I'm Disturbed By This." Mr. Brainerd, with a sexual assault against a minor charge and a no-contact order against him, proceeds to lecture the audience about today's metal music. It's not Satanic, says Brainerd. It's worse. It's rude, insolent, and lazy with guys screaming their death growl right in your face.

Live from the Sea Beast in Kihei, Maui, Hawaii, Don Micksa and Don Berman are supposed to debate "Deflategate", but it all goes wrong when club owner Mike Ohoa gets a whiff of MIcksa's breath... Later on Larry Grover promotes his upcoming Periscope appearance.

The show kicks off with a visit from Ted Bell, who feels some people have been making money on his back, i.e. the movie TED, United rebranded as TED, and of course the TED talks. Later Vernon Dozier recaps the disappointing softball season.

Tom Cattan makes a return with his Health Wagon, which includes a "flush" that's got the General walking bow-legged. And Paul "Tubby" Lane, the NASCAR enthusiast who can't take speeds higher than 40 MPH, nonetheless considers himself a badass at Sega and demonstrates it for the panel.