Welcome to the rush hour, your daily dose of pop culture for your rush hour ride.

Buckle up and enjoy the drive with your host, stand-up comedian Dave Neal.

Good morning, everybody. Happy hump day to you on this October 15th, 2025.

I got all your stories for your rush hour ride to work. But on the top of

this episode, on the 15th of October, every year I have to wish my beautiful wife a happy wedding

anniversary. That's right. Time flies when you're having fun. Last year, my wife and myself

both forgot, like completely forgot. But we had a baby, a five-month-old. And when you're

changing diapers, who's really planning Italian food? I know, I messed up on that one. But I'm here

and I didn't forget this year, honey. So happy anniversary, Tasha. Now, on today's episode,

we're going to be discussing the missing audio from the Blake Lively versus Justin Baldoni

case. That always, you know, whenever you talk about

anything missing, you need to get the X-Files music. We weren't prepared, but I'm a, I do it all over here.

There it is the missing audio. Where could it have gone? There might be some very reasonable reasons why

the audio is not in a court filing, but one of you guys, one of you crazy mommy sleuths out there, went down to the

courthouse to find the actual evidence. What was said by Steve Sarowitz that is so bad that

Blake lively hasn't made public. I mean, I think everybody wants to know. I'll get into that

conversation. Then we have the camera footage of Alec Baldwin's car crash will show, and then the lady who died,

whose death was ruled of suicide, we've now got death expert examiners saying, oh, this is so wrong,

and I'm going to share their thoughts.

And then at the very end of this episode, we'll talk about this young Republican, I guess there

was a Republican group chat that was leaked

with like hundreds of pages of insane messages, like super racist stuff. And again, I'm not saying

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