The Gary & Shannon Show Hour 1 (05.18) – California catches fire again, Luigi Mangione wins a bizarre backpack ruling, and TSA apparently prefers rotisserie chickens over shampoo.• Gary & Shannon discuss Elmer vacationing in Korea, Shannon battling a case of the Mondays, and Gary insisting 90-degree weather is the only acceptable summer temperature
• Rory McIlroy gets told to “shut the fu&* up” at the PGA Championship while four Navy pilots safely eject after a terrifying mid-air collision during an Idaho air show
• California’s largest wildfire burns past 10,000 acres as dangerous winds fuel growing fire concerns statewide
• Luigi Mangione scores a courtroom victory after a judge rules police illegally searched his backpack despite allegedly finding key evidence tied to the case
• The show also dives into Antonio Villaraigosa’s campaign, Chelsea Handler’s comments about white male politicians, and how AI could reshape political advertising
• Plus: hantavirus panic, Ebola fears, mushroom-foraging disasters involving deadly “death cap” mushrooms, and another chaotic edition of #TerrorInTheSkies featuring passenger meltdowns, mid-air collisions, and TSA’s surprisingly relaxed rotisserie chicken policy

The Gary &amp; Shannon Show Hour 1 (05.18) &ndash; California catches fire again, Luigi Mangione wins a bizarre backpack ruling, and TSA apparently prefers rotisserie chickens over shampoo.&bull; Gary &amp; Shannon discuss Elmer vacationing in Korea, Shannon battling a case of the Mondays, and Gary insisting 90-degree weather is the only acceptable summer temperature &bull; Rory McIlroy gets told to &ldquo;shut the fu&amp;* up&rdquo; at the PGA Championship while four Navy pilots safely eject after a terrifying mid-air collision during an Idaho air show &bull; California&rsquo;s largest wildfire burns past 10,000 acres as dangerous winds fuel growing fire concerns statewide &bull; Luigi Mangione scores a courtroom victory after a judge rules police illegally searched his backpack despite allegedly finding key evidence tied to the case &bull; The show also dives into Antonio Villaraigosa&rsquo;s campaign, Chelsea Handler&rsquo;s comments about white male politicians, and how AI could reshape political advertising &bull; Plus: hantavirus panic, Ebola fears, mushroom-foraging disasters involving deadly &ldquo;death cap&rdquo; mushrooms, and another chaotic edition of #TerrorInTheSkies featuring passenger meltdowns, mid-air collisions, and TSA&rsquo;s surprisingly relaxed rotisserie chicken policy

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-12pm

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-12pm

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-1pm

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When There’s That Much Smoke, There’s Probably an A-Hole

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