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Friday, March 2, 2012

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Mikey, Steve Woods, and Lauren O'Brien turned everyday stories about online underwear shopping, a police encounter, and a teenage bedroom search into arguments about convenience, embarrassment, and parental boundaries. They debated whether Lindsay Lohan should parody her probation on Saturday Night Live and whether a fifth grader should walk two miles to school, weighing redemption and independence against timing and safety. Sports and odd-news bits honored Chris Dielman's retirement, reveled in Pete Weber's bowling outburst, and covered a speech-jammer gun, an autocorrect lockdown, and a bone-marrow donor's $2.9 million jackpot. At the close, Mikey disclosed childhood sexual abuse, addiction, and rehab, explained his Christian faith, and urged listeners facing depression or addiction to hold on to hope.

What happened, in order

  1. Underwear and the Scholastic rush

    Mikey defended buying underwear online and compared the thrill of frequent package deliveries to receiving a childhood Scholastic book order.

  2. Lindsay jokes while on probation

    Lindsay Lohan said she was willing to mock her troubles on Saturday Night Live, while the hosts argued over whether doing so before probation ended was reckless.

  3. Chris Dielman walks away

    Chargers guard Chris Dielman retired at 31 after a seizure, saying an early exit was painful but right for his family and long-term health.

  4. Pete Weber claims it

    The crew repeatedly replayed and celebrated bowler Pete Weber's explosive victory shout after he rolled the final strike he needed.

  5. The speech-jammer gun

    Mikey described a Japanese device that stops speech by playing a speaker's words back on a tiny delay, prompting arguments about libraries, domestic abuse, protests, and free speech.

  6. Woods meets the phone cop

    Woods recalled lifting his phone at a stoplight, being sarcastically scolded by a nearby police officer, and then enduring another light beside the same cop.

  7. The two-mile school walk

    An email about a fifth grader walking two miles to school sparked a debate over self-reliance, overprotective parenting, traffic, and the risk of predators.

  8. Lauren's evidence-table interrogation

    A discussion of parents reading children's texts led Lauren O'Brien to recount how her parents searched her room, displayed beer, cigarettes, condoms, and private notes on the kitchen table, and interrogated her after a

  9. Autocorrect locks down a school

    A student's mistyped message about being 'gunna' at West Hall autocorrected to 'gunman at West Hall,' reached the wrong recipient, and triggered a lockdown.

  10. Bone marrow and instant karma

    A 26-year-old Marine donated bone marrow to an anonymous patient and then won a $2.9 million penny-slot jackpot days later.

  11. Dog treats defeat Woods

    Woods admitted that the smell of chicken dog treats made him vomit in the sink and that dumping dog food had previously made him throw up in his yard.

  12. Mikey's testimony of hope

    Mikey disclosed childhood sexual abuse, years of numbing shame through addiction, his 2003 rehab and Christian conversion, and his conviction that listeners in crisis should stay for tomorrow.

People mentioned

MikeySteve WoodsLauren O'BrienLindsay LohanChris DielmanPhilip RiversPete WeberRobert Downey Jr.Whitney HoustonBobby Brown