Nancy's ankle has been bothering her for months, so she finally went to the doctor. Apparently, it never healed when she broke it two years ago. Is physical therapy actually going to help her? 

The show talked about summer break winding down, back-to-school shopping, and helping local kids through the Clothe the Kids Back-to-School Bash in Sevierville. 

There is a new pregnant baby doll toy that lets kids "deliver" a baby from a removable belly that is full of slime. 

Joey realized his kids have never experienced classic infomercials after his son got hooked watching a Shark vacuum commercial. The conversation turned into nostalgia about ShamWow, Billy Mays, and other older commercials. 

Hot Tea: Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO ignored legal advice and did not consult a genetics/reproductive lawyer before their divorce. Megan Moroney talked about turning heartbreak into concert anthems. A Bigfoot hunter claims he has DNA evidence proving that Sasquatch exists. 

The show discussed jobs typically associated with the opposite gender after hearing about a woman-owned locksmith business. Listeners called in with stories about female truck drivers, welders, firefighters, electricians, painters, and police officers. 

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Nancy told a crazy Key West story involving blindfolded people standing motionless, posing in bushes, humming, and laying on the ground in formation.  

Joey and Nancy debated a viral video showing an older Cubs fan smacking a younger man for remaining seated during the national anthem. Both agreed people should stand, but disagreed with putting hands on someone. They also pointed out that the younger fan has the protected right to not stand up.  

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