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. It is Wednesday, February 5th, 2025. I've got all of your news for your rush hour ride to work. On today's

morning rush, we're going to discuss the Spice Girls reunion, plus Jesse Eisenberg talks about his

role playing Mark Zuckerberg, what it has meant for his career and why he doesn't want to be

associated with the tech billionaire. Also, Blake Lively's new movie comes out at South by Southwest. It's got a

premiere date. We'll break that down. And Amber Hurd's lawyer reacts to the Blake Lively story. I'm also

going to share some unique information regarding an experience several people I had working,

several people I know had working with Ryan Reynolds on a movie, it's not good for Ryan.

And I'm also going to give you all the updates on what the hell is going down in Gaza.

It's going to be a lot to digest and talk about.

And it is quite disturbing.

So we'll have that story.

Plus, Canada as a 51st state well Canada seems to disagree and the

Canadian anthem was booed at a hockey game in Nashville retaliatory booze why I have no idea

but we'll break that down so many stories to get into stick around I'm Dave Neal this is the

rush if anybody's wondering when did millennials become old? It's in this

moment as Mel C talks about a spice girl's reunion says, come on, it's time because hold on,

brace your aching knees. Wanabee, the song is approaching its 30th year anniversary. That's right, folks. Oh, boy, that hurts to hear.

If you want to be my lover, please support me on my bid to go to a Spice Girls show. I've never

been to a live Spice Girls show. I'll go. Now, am I going to wait up all day at Ticketmaster

refreshing my browser? No, but if someone's like,

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