Smokey And The Bear

Scott and Rowdy discuss whether Bill Self and Lorne Michaels are losing control of their programs, David Letterman's extortion scandal and what constitutes obscenity in the media.

Scott and Rowdy talk Georgia floods, KU fights and Lawrence's recent sex crime outbreak.

Scott and Rowdy reflect on their first 30 shows, the Lawrence Twestival and upcoming changes to KU's Memorial Stadium.

Scott and Rowdy compare social media policies in sports and other industries.

Scott and Rowdy discuss homophobia, where it comes from and what it means.

Scott and Rowdy talk about air travel, Lawrence night life and admissions standards at The University of Kansas.

Scott reveals Rowdy's ignorance of current events, the latest on the Sunflower-Freenet debate and new adventures in the great outdoors.

Scott and Rowdy talk about the pros and cons of citywide wireless Internet and an apartment complex's questionable business practices.

Scott and Rowdy get a surprise call from Scott's mom then chat about HDTV in surgery, mountain biking and traveling.

Scott and Rowdy address nudity caught on tape--specifically ESPN's Erin Andrews and elementary school teacher Crystal Defanti, Harry Potter and the July Tweetup.

Scott and Rowdy discuss injuries, fireworks and the ability for Baby Boomers to adapt to social media.

Scott and Rowdy examine the quality of education in the U.S. and look toward the Fourth of July.

Scott and Rowdy debate whether depression is curable without medication, and Rowdy explains his new workout regimen.

Scott and Rowdy discuss the iPhone 3GS, the job market and late night television.

Scott and Rowdy talk about college graduation rates and alcohol abuse as well as the gay-for-pay phenomenon.

Scott and Rowdy discuss Black Eyed Peas' "Boom Boom Pow," revisit The Lonely Island's "I'm On A Boat" and talk about the Shroud of Turin.

Scott and Rowdy chat about recent travels, summer, "V for Vendetta," torture chambers and baseball.

Scott and Rowdy discuss Time's Ten Biggest Tech Failures of the Last Decade and then debate the meaning of The Lonely Island's "I'm On A Boat."

Scott and Rowdy pay homage to Stop Day before diving into a deep discussion of nudity in American media.

Scott and Rowdy talk about the challenge of graduating in four years and issues of student success at The University of Kansas.