This week too many ghost stories some real some internet. TV and Radio layoffs just means job gets done now for free by the people who havent been fired yet. Mark remembers when internship meant free labor and was surprised by how little they do now and get paid for it. Erica and Mark discuss how they got fired gracefully most of the time, now Mark had some radio amends to do. The Yfiles has been repaced byt the Casper channel for Erica and Mark freaks out everytime it's mentioned. Mrk says dinosaurs still exist in the oceans and in South America and Erica calls bull. Erica and Mark discuss growing up when they were young compared to today and Mark found scientific proof Baby Boomers and some Gen X'ers get it but Gen Z doesn't. Fad diets to lose weight with celophane and finally Erica trys to talk Mark into the sleep watch ap.

Mark lets out TMI as he discusses his need for underwear as Erica divulges a secret that floors Mark as she says she mmay make a psychedelic trip to South America. If you ever wanted to know when to have a good looking kid we have found the month to deliver such baby. Mark shares how coming from a all boy prep school to the public school system came with challenges the nuns never taught him. They both share ully stories for them and their kids and how to deal with them. Finally how much you SHOULD be paying today including inflation based off rent in 1971 and back into the radio archives for a bit from the past when Mark thought he was a game show writer and producer

Mark's adventure at a White Linen Party discusion turns into an old swinger story with a really weird ending... Erica educates Mark on LGBT automobiles... Itwas National Senior Citizen Day and Erica forgot Marks present...Do's and Don'ts of FAcebook MArketplace purchasing... Mark trys to talk Erica into getting a bridge in Louisiana with him and Erica calls scam... AI sensation Cove not only roast Erica and her new Porsche but He also school Mark on the online scams old people fall for...Old Timey word quiz and a bit from our old radio morning show days.