Simon Conway: Armed AI Home Security System....What Could Go Wrong?
Simon is reading your text on last hour's topic of a new AI home security system, armed with paintballs and tear gas. Nothing scary about that.... Also on Fun Friday, you can visit an active volcano in Antarctica and be showered with gold! On more serious notes, Sue Danielson from the WHO Radio news room updates us on the sever weather crossing through Western Iowa. And on the campus of George Washington University, a protestor is carrying a horrifying sign that reads: "Final Solution".
Simon Conway: Let's Breed Less Gassy Cows?
State Representative and Cattle Farmer Bobby Kaufmann squashes the idea being posed at an Australian University that we should only reproduce from cows that FART LESS! The Terminator movie is getting closer to reality as a new home security system is being developed using AI technology armed with paintballs and tear gas. And Dave Matthews gives his comments on an AI blend of coffee being made in Finland.
Simon Conway: Looking Ahead To This Evening's Severe Weather
Meteorologist John McLaughlin from Storm Hunter gives a rundown on the weather situation and the severe potential through the weekend. It's also Fun Friday (hooray!). A Canadian man died in Cuba, but the body that arrived to the relatives in Quebec was that of a man from Russia! Where is he now?? A world record fitting for Arbor Day was set in Alabama.
Simon Conway: Airline Reimbursements and Who Will Be Trump's VP?
Thursday's Third Hour
Simon Conway: Your Reactions to Congressman Feenstra and AI
Thursday's Second Hour
Simon Conway: A Congressman and Reading the Tea Leaves From the Supreme Court
Thursday's First Hour: Congressman Randy Feenstra. Matt Whittaker.
Simon Conway: Congressman Randy Feenstra Admits the Republican Caucus Capitulated on the Border in Foreign Aid Bill
He's on the phone.
Simon Conway: Reading the Tea Leaves with Former Acting Attorney General Matt Whittaker
Simon Conway: People Running Out of Money and a Nudist Cruise
Wednesday's Third Hour
Simon Conway: Protests at Columbia and Internet Regulations