Gary and Rosie...And Another Thing: Recent Episodes
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Gary and Jim have a slight disagreement on whether a bill in the Nebraska legislature to make one abortion procedure illegal in the state. Will it eat up critical legislative time during a short session that could be used on some more far-ranging and immediate issues?
Gary and Jim hash out what were the most important decades in the history of the United States.
Gary and Jim talk about former Husker quarterback Tommie Frazier tweeting that Scott Frost isn't the right guy to turn around Husker football. While some say this will cost Frazier some of the equity he has with Husker fans, Gary and Rosie aren't sure that he cares.
A pilot program with electric scooters on Omaha's streets came to an end on November 15th. Now the city is collecting input to decide whether they will be back next spring and if so, with what regulations and restrictions. Gary and Jim settle the issue with this exchange.
It doesn't matter how they performed when they were in the Oval Office. Some former President's have had a huge impact after they left office. Gary and Jim grade out the post-presidency lives of many of our past Presidents.
Gary and Jim opine on the pro's and con's of the Husker's wearing alternative jerseys during one game each year, which they will do this Saturday when they host Indiana.
Gary and Jim have some disagreements on the value of daycare for children and families.
Gary and Jim have differing opinions as to whether college athletes should be allowed to market themselves for more money, say with endorsement deals, etc. Hear each of their points and opinions in today's podcast.
Gary and Jim disagree about a California law that will allow college athletes to make deals that will allow them to make extra money, against current NCAA rules. Hear them each make their case.
Gary and Jim take a deeper look at the suspensions of Husker football redshirt freshmen players Andre Hunt and Katerian LeGrone.
Following high profile mass-shootings in Dayton and El Paso, there is bi-partisan support for some new gun laws regarding backgrouns checks and "red flag" laws. Gary and Jim discuss the fine line these new laws must follow to avoid violating constitutional rights.
Gary and Jim give us a fresh take on the stare down between President Trump and four leftist female House members who were the target of his tweets. The conversation morphed into a discussion of one Republican critic, Nebraska U.S. Senator Ben Sasse.
Gary and Jim talk about why baseball has declined as a participation sport for many kids, and how that will make it a struggle to maintain the game as "America's favorite pastime".
With President Trump's official entry in the 2020 race for re-election, Gary and Rosie look into their crystal ball on the factors that will be in play in the 2020 race for the White House.
Uber and Lyft drivers say they may just not work during the College World Series because state law says that they can't charge higher "surge prices" during the series because of a state of emergency is in effect for Douglas Country because of flooding. Gary and Jim hash out the issue of whether this is fair to drivers and consumers.
With the departure of Darrin Erstad as the Husker head baseball coach, Gary and Rosie kick around the type of coach the Huskers can get to replace him.
More college football programs are selling beer on game day in their stadiums. Gary and Jim kick around the pros and cons of selling beer during Husker football games in Memorial Stadium.
Gary and Rosie discusses the latest round of demands by the Democratic controlled House for documents to pursue their mission to eventually impeach President Trump, or damage his ability to be re-elected in 2020 at the very least.
What is behind a billionaire like New England Patriot's owner Robert Kraft doing patronizing a $59 per visit prostitution store-front in a Jupiter, Florida strip mall? Gary and Rosie kick that around in this week's podcast.
Gary and Rosie discuss how Vermont Senator Bernie Sander's entry into the 2020 presidential race will impact the race.