Show notes for Monday, February 2, 2026

Monday, February 2, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

Goodbye to Catherine O’Hara, America’s Favorite Movie Mom

People— Catherine O’Hara, beloved for Schitt’s Creek and Home Alone, has died at 71. Macaulay Culkin shared a heartfelt tribute, reminding fans how much she meant on screen and off.

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AI Is Coming for the Office First — and It’s Mostly Women

NY Post— AI isn’t targeting people—it’s targeting routine work, and a lot of that work is done by women. Admins, clerks, and assistants are first on the chopping block, and without retraining, the tech “future” looks a lot like economic backsliding.

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The Robots Started Their Own Social Network

ArsTechnica— A new platform lets AI bots talk only to each other—posting, debating, and even inventing fake religions with zero humans involved. We didn’t build social media for robots… they just went ahead and claimed it anyway.

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“Empowerment” Meeting Turns Into Criminal Case

NY Post— A Brooklyn teaching assistant was fired and arrested after allegedly showing explicit photos and videos to middle school girls during a school “empowerment” meeting. What was meant to uplift students instead crossed every legal and moral line imaginable.

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103 MPH, Drunk, Snowing, Baby in Back

WRAL— A North Carolina woman allegedly drove 103 mph in snowy weather while intoxicated—with an unsecured 1-year-old in the car. Cops stopped her before tragedy hit, turning a reckless joyride into a stack of charges and a hard lesson in responsibility.

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Diaper Scam Guy Is Somehow Back Again

NY Post— A Louisiana man got arrested for the third time after pretending to be disabled online to lure nannies into changing his diaper. Same stunt, same lie, same ending—handcuffs. At this point, it’s not a scheme, it’s a routine.

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High on Meth, Low on Aviation Skills

NY Post— A man high on meth stole a small plane, tried to hide the flight, flew it to California, then came back weeks later to try again. Same airport, same bad idea, same ending—arrested before takeoff. Crime is not a flight plan.

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Ask Uncle Bobby

Bad advice for good people.

As heard on the B-Team Morning Show

Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.

March 11 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I keep paying for a gym membership, but I almost never go. I feel guilty canceling it because I might start using it, but I also want to find other ways to stay fit that I will actually do. Is it time to cancel?

Gym Fees For Nothing Guilt
Unused Treadmill Patron

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

Tater Tot Day

Tater Tot Day, that sacred celebration of deep-fried mediocrity, arrives each year like a grease-stained love letter from the frozen food aisle. It’s the one day America collectively agrees that baby hash browns shaped like cough drops deserve reverence—because nothing says “culinary ambition” like a side dish invented by accident and marketed like a snack for hungover toddlers. Folks gather ‘round microwaves and air fryers like it’s a damn spiritual revival, worshipping the golden crust of processed comfort. Mark your calendar, cancel your cardiologist—this one’s for the stomach, not the soul.

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