4 chapters across the catalog
The "Good News" segment featured Midnight, a black lab K9 in DeLand, Florida, who successfully tracked down a missing three-year-old boy in the woods. The dog was able to locate the child after being given a scent from a blanket, navigating thick brush that hindered his handler. Midnight was rewarded with a burger and a toy for his successful 45-minute search operation.
Miss America Pageant, Julie Chen, Plastic Surgery
The hosts critique the Miss America pageant, focusing on a segment where Julie Chen's past plastic surgery is used as a prompt for contestants. Miss Florida, Miranda Jones, discusses her blue-collar background and the need for jobs before being cut off by the host. Dvorak argues the show is rigged and notes that the judges and hosts represent a specific demographic shift in the pageant's production.
Miss New York, Nina Davuluri, Miss Florida Timing
The hosts analyze the final Q&A segment of Miss America, where the winner, Nina Davuluri (Miss New York), discussed multiculturalism and plastic surgery. They contrast her performance with Miss Florida, who spoke about her father's unemployment. They allege the contest was rigged, noting that Miss Florida was cut off early while Miss New York was given more time to speak.
Producer Credits, Karma Requests and Ham Radio
The hosts read donation notes from producers, including a request for "karma" for a family in Florida. They discuss Miss Mickey's appearance on a television show and debate the quality of the series "Rubicon." A brief tangent follows regarding the naming conventions used by amateur radio (ham) operators.
