Topic: I Tonya

The film "I, Tonya" and the real-life relationship between Tonya Harding and her mother, LaVona Golden, are discussed. Allison Janney's portrayal of the mother is praised for its accuracy. The segment includes clips of the real LaVona defending her "tough parenting" and Harding recounting being beaten with a hairbrush for not landing jumps, prompting the hosts to share their own childhood memories of discipline.

A humorous anecdote from the Dutch press involves a celebrity known as Gordon, who attended the Oscars red carpet in a bright red leather jumpsuit. His fashion choice was deemed a major faux pas as he reportedly missed the "wear black" memo adopted by other attendees in support of the Me Too movement.

John C. Dvorak discusses the upcoming wedding of his son, Buzzkill Jr., which necessitated an earlier recording time. He recounts a rehearsal dinner at Cosmo in Berkeley where the waitress was Dame Tonya, a long-time supporter of the show. The conversation shifts to the quality of La Quinta Inn hotels and their standardized breakfast rooms featuring swivel waffle irons.