Davin's Den

Davin and Pip’s trip to Las Vegas where they encounter travel problems, go to an Aerosmith concert, and visit Zak Bagans haunted museum.

Scam Busters (Ann gets verification from the UN and FBI that she is dealing with scammers)

School of Fools (New Jersey school will teach about LGBTQ history, two football players suspended for burning a gay pride flag, Harvard rescinds Kyle Kashuv’s admission after racist statements come to light), Drunks in the News (Sober Curious),  Outstanding Displays of Spite (Fat man buys all the chicken).

The migrant children crises and was Davin visited by the ghost of his father in law

Scam Busters (Anne Jackson thinks her scammers are scammers again but thinks American soldiers stole gold from the Taliban and needed her help).

Comics in the news (Jon Stewart testifies to Congress on behalf of the 9/11 first responders, the role of comedians), New York puts public safety ahead of freedom of religion, and Drunks in the News (Americans dying in the Dominican Republic).

Hair Metal bands selling greeting cards and other products, TV shows, Happy ending massages and personal space, Davin hates parades.

Scam Busters (Anne is back to asking Davin for help)

2019 Worst Fathers of the year Fathers Day Countdown

Davin is tougher than Pip’s posse, Davin screams like a woman, and Democrats and Trump.

We play Boozy or Floozy

Strict enforcement against helping migrants, NYC may ban fur sales, Nazi News (Florida police department names their dog after a Nazi leader), Outstanding Displays of Spite (Great Britain projects anti-Trump images on historical buildings).

Davin starts year 3 of working out, Fat at the comedy club, Horror movies, and Sun burn

Scam Busters (Anne Jackson accuses scam victims of being liars)

New York proposes a law against texting and walking, a Vegan fireman sues because he feels he was discriminated against, a healthy dog is killed so it can be buried with its owner, and making your scrotum smooth

Pip’s latest health issues and Davin hemmorrhages money.

We look at some phrases from the 20th century that are no longer popular

School of Fools (Leveling the playing field for the SAT), Sikh not allowed in bar because of turban, Australian Rugby player terminated over his anti-gay statements that have to do with his religion, Chick-Fil-A and the San Antonio Airport

Getting older, Comedians not happy with their act, and Rejection at Comic Strip Live

We play Savage Medicine