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 Thursday to April 24th, 2025. I have all of your stories for your rush hour ride to work.

And I'm just so proud of you guys. Can you believe we made it to Thursday? The week is essentially over.

Tomorrow you put it in neutral and you just mail it in. So let's get through the day. Why don't we?

All right, on today's episode, speaking of mailing it in, it looks like Billy McFarland is trying to sell the Fire Festival brand.

Should we buy it? Should we? I mean, I think we can put on a party. Can anyone make any bread sandwiches out there?

Bread and cheese? We can make, we can make Fire Fest 3.0 even better. Plus, we're going to be hearing from

Gleb from Dancing with the Stars as he denies the cheating rumors. And speaking of Dancing with the Stars,

Robert Irwin is going to be representing the Aussies in the next season. I can't wait to watch that.

And also, Taylor Swift comments through her sources saying, I want nothing to do

with the subpoenas. They are set to reach her this week. We'll have to see, I mean, hey, it might not be

up to her. Also, and again, that's all for the Blake lively Justin Baldoni case, if you've been living in a cave.

Also, Candice Owens turns on Donald Trump. This is fascinating. You know, I love her or

hate her. She stands by her convictions and she is defending the Constitution and God bless that

at the very least. Also, did China win the trade war with U.S.? I'm going to share what many different pundits have to say and how

this is going to affect us even if we took the big loss on it. So again, it's going to be a little

bit of a delay, weeks, months, even before we see the costs of these tariffs and what it does

to our products. But we'll discuss all of this,

so we have a ton to get into, stick around, all this and more coming up next on the rush.

Well, it looks like Billy McFarland is trying to pass the torch, as it were, with the Firefest brand.

You see what I did there? Firefest is bigger than one person. Not really. So I'm selling the brand.

So says Billy McFarland. He's giving up the iconic brand announcing he's deciding to sell

amid all the scrutiny. Listen, I mean, he's not Nike here. What's he going to sell it for? It really

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