Brackets will be busted! Across the nation, no work is getting done as millions of Americans are distracted looking at tv/computer screens. It's News & Hoops today and we play two rounds of NAME THAT SCHOOL'S MASCOT, and it's harder than we thought.

Also on the show: President Trump makes the most obvious joke ever at the expense of the Japanese, we advocate for tip jars at TSA, and syndicated columnist Ron Hart joins the show to talk about Netanyahu's announcement of life and ending the Iran regime.

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Trump's NOT welcome in Memphis! At least that's according to J.B. Smiley, but we came up with better names that most Memphians feel stronger about. John Calipari, Wanda Halbert, and even Chandler Parsons were mentioned but one stood above the rest. We reveal Memphis' most hated.

Also on the show: the trial of this century? Afro Man's lemon pound cake lawsuit is as silly as it sounds, with plenty of soundbites to break down the story. We also reveal why Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's visit to Rhodes College isn't popular, and today's Wheel of Weird story.

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From Shepherd's Pie, a pint o' Guinness, House of Pain, and even Ireland's President that can't acknowledge Saint Patrick as a Saint, we cover the best and worst things about Ireland. When was the last time you were pinched for not wearing green?

Also on the show: Where should President Trump eat at in Memphis next Monday? Also, James Talerico blames MAGA for his clips being used against him, and we play two rounds of Impossible Memphis Trivia Tuesday.

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The rumor that Iran's next supreme leader is gay is apparently hilarious to President Trump. It was revealed that the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's son, the incoming leader, is gay, and his father was worried that this made him unfit to lead the Islamic Republic. The irony...

Also on the show: Several clips and moments from last night's Oscars, the real-life Thanos aka Paul Ralph Ehrlich has passed on and we deep dive into all his shining moments, and Mayor Paul Young plans on keeping idle hands unidle during spring break.

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On this Friday the 13th, it's all about the Strait of Hormuz, as its effectively blocked following Iranian retaliatory attacks on shipping. The US-Israeli strike-related situation has resulted in significant fluctuation in the price of oil globally, and WVNN's Dale Jackson joins the show to talk all about it.

Also on the show: we get a surprise call from the King of Millington, Terry Roland, to explain all the recent chaos in his city. We also go over the media's "not-so terror attacks", Whoopi Goldberg's Iran War conspiracy, and our Maxterpiece Theater of the Day.

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ICE arrested a Memphis Business Academy high school student and soccer player while traveling to a school soccer game. Student walkouts and community campaigning, including visits from Rep. Gabby Salinas to support the student and demand his release, were sparked by the incident.

Also on the show: MLGW changed up their classic outage map for no reason, the NYPD Chief that went viral for jumping a barricade in an attempted terror attack spoke out, and the manager of Team USA for the WBC botched the game vs the Italians!

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Not only is Brent Taylor pushing for legislation to create an appointed state oversight board for local schools, parents want it too! In recent years, trust in the school district has been low, especially following the controversial dismissal of Dr. Marie Feagins, and parents have had enough!

Also on the show: some women want female Uber drivers, Gene Simmons tells celebrities to "shut the f up" about politics, AI is being used to locate the attempted MPD cop killer, and we play two rounds of Impossible Trivia Tuesday.

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After tossing improvised explosives at an anti-Islamic protest in NYC on Saturday, two teens were charged with terrorism. We break down how Mamdani and the New York Times reacted, and the suspects aspirations of wanting it to be "bigger than Boston (bombing)."

Also on the show: the NBA cancels "Magic City Night" for the Atlanta Hawks, people are still arguing against Daylight Savings, legalization for recreational weed, Trump addresses the media regarding Iran, and Rivera gives a food review on McD's Big Arch Burger.

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