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COME ON AND JAM, and listen to our review of Space Jam, as we head towards the end of March Madness!

A mysterious stranger reveals to the posse that not everything in Heaston Hill is as it seems, and that everyone in the town could be a suspect in the disappearance of Len Buckles. While Cillian seeks out Len's sweetheart to find information, the others go to Buckles' home - which is rumored to be haunted!

FUGHEDDABOUTIT! The gang is out of the saddle and revisit the classic book - "The Forging of a Warrior President," talk about Neil Breen, and explore the continued takeover of A.I. in our lives.

Tonight is an alcohol fueled frenzy for one cast member (you'll never guess who), and the gang talks about the potential TikTok ban, former President Trump's sad state of existence, and our most disappointing adaptations. It's fun for the whole family, assuming the family is from Kentucky!

March Madness continues with a movie that contains no March and very little madness - 1996's Celtic Pride, with Daniel Stern, Dan Aykroyd, Damon Wayans, and no laughs! 

In this week's episode, the party splits to investigate three different leads. While Fern and Killian search for clues, Thatcher and Emmitt mix it up in a bar room brawl. All paths lead to Buckles' former home in Heaston Hill, where something is hiding in the shadows. 

We're LIVE once again and wrapping up the week with discussion about Marco's Pizza, work in radio broadcasting, the passing of Akira Toriyama, and much more!

Tonight on A.D. we wax poetic about the State of the Union, Akira Toriyama's passing, and discuss five things that always make us laugh. Pro tip - it's Steven Bright. 

We're kicking off MARCH MADNESS, an entire month of basketball related films, with the influential 1992 streetball comedy White Men Can't Jump!

While Thatcher continues questioning the locals, Killian discovers a lead that could shed some light on the fate of Mr. Buckles. But what of the screams they had all heard following last night's nightmare?