For April 23, Kristin and Scott bring you, “If We Weren’t All Crazy We Would Go Insane.” That’s the title of Episode 457 (thank you, Jimmy Buffett)…and isn’t that apropos of this crazy/insane world we live in right now?

Anyway, this week we’re talking about Scott’s broken nose; the Whitney Houston slot machine that spit out $1.5 million bucks; Jon Hamm’s new “Your Friends and Neighbors” series on AppleTV+; a young girl attacks airline passengers with a fork; a so-called service dog attacks another passenger in-flight (on a different plane); “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” is going to be a movie soon; the Goodyear Blimp and 61,467 fans visit Las Vegas for WWE’s WrestleMania 41; “Clueless” is getting another TV series reboot; the teen slasher movie “I Know What You Did Last Summer” is coming back, too; KFC launches fried chicken flavored toothpaste, of all things; McDonald’s is bringing back the popular Snack Warp SOMETIME before September ends; someone did a scientific test—it’s true, the 5-second rule isn’t a thing; today is the 20th anniversary of YouTube; and, Kristin and Scott don’t agree on much of anything. All of that, and more pop culture silliness for the week that was, live on tape from Las Vegas and Washington, DC.

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Take a break from the hard (to swallow) news, folks! “Ignite the Light” is our episode for April 16th. LISTEN to the audio podcast or WATCH us tape the show on YouTube. Head to Swish Edition’s YouTube page to subscribe for FREE today. While supplies last!

This week, we’re trying to understand the hate for Katy Perry, Gayle King, and company’s Blue Origin flight to space; Scott has decided to bail on “The Residence” on Netflix after loving the first episode; Kristin is befuddled by the concept of mobile gyms for dogs; we’ve got the list of the crazy things left behind in Ubers last year; yet another airline passenger behaves VERY badly…and gets away with it; we wonder how often we should be changing our sheets and washing our bath towels; a golfer pees outside at The Masters; Las Vegas icon Elaine Wynn has passed away; multi-state lotteries won’t be coming to Nevada despite overwhelming demand; “Star Wars”-themed weddings are on deck for May 4th; we’ve discovered (well, not us, but other smart people) that red-colored products get the worst rap online; the 1992 “The Bodyguard” movie is getting a remake at Warner Bros.; the Ring Pop is a hell of a lot more popular than you thought; and, “Saturday Night Live” makes a rare apology over a “The White Lotus” parody. All that, and more pop culture news and views from the week that was.

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AUDIO NOTE: We are aware that Kristin's audio is a little scratchy this week. We don't know why that happened, but we are working on it. It doesn't take away from the episode...but we want it to be as clean as possible, so we will tackle the problem ASAP. --Scott

New Episode Alert! For April 9, we are “Living in a Powder Keg and Giving Off Sparks,” and the show is ready for your ears AND your eyes—besides being a boring old audio-only podcast, you can now WATCH Kristin & Scott tape the show on YouTube. Head to Swish Edition’s YouTube page and subscribe today!

This week, we’re talking about that explosive “The White Lotus” finale (without spoilers, ‘cause we don’t play that way unlike all the people on social media); Ice Cube will return for a fourth “Friday” movie; we’ll give you the history behind two of our favorite 1980s songs: Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart” and Billy Joel’s “Scenes From an Italian Restaurant;” there was another naked person at an airport this past week, of course; the late, great Joan Rivers will get an all-star tribute special next month on NBC & Peacock; we ask why so many people show up at parties without a gift; Scott is totally digging Netflix’s “The Residence” and Hulu’s “Mid-Century Modern;” theater owners want a 45-minimum run before movies more to streaming services; we can’t understand how it’s possible that the “Clueless” movie is turning 30 years old this summer; fast fashion giant H&M is cloning their models with the help of A.I.; Lady Gaga is headlining Coachella this weekend; Madonna and Elton John have buried their decades long hatchet; a new Chili’s restaurant outside of Scranton will honor “The Office” sitcom; and, much more pop culture goodness (and craziness) from the week that was.

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