The Morning Show Podcast, a daily dose of audio to make your day a little better. I don't know what it is yet, but allegedly there is an app that is going to change your life somewhere in this show. It's going to, like, kind of ruin things for you, too, but in a good way. Well, happy Monday. It is the morning show podcast. My name is Anthony. I'm Garland Marie. We've got a lot of really cool stuff on the show.

Obviously, Carla Marie is going to talk about what's trending. We've got the core four, the four biggest stories you need to know. And Carlin Marie's friends are joining us for two second tunes this morning. You know what? They're my little sister's friends. So let's make sure we say that. Okay. Did you like bully them growing up? Little sisters friends? I feel like they probably bullied me. Okay, that's my... The Core Four.

The four headlines you need to know. Good news. You no

longer need to be a billionaire to hang out in space like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk. You simply need to have

approximately $55 million of disposable income. Okay, a little better. That's how much it costs for each of the three travelers on the first ever SpaceX private

charter without Elon Musk tagging along for the ride.

The travelers launched into space on Friday and will spend about a week aboard the

International Space Station.

They'll be able to explore the entire area with the exception

of the Russian portion unless they get permission from the Russian cosmonauts while they're

up there. These won't be the first tourists, though, at the ISS, because Russia has already

sent millionaires up there before NASA and SpaceX. The visitors will take part in experiments

while aboard the ISS. And in case you're wondering, or maybe you're interested in booking your own $55 million trip to space,

don't worry, all of your space food is included in the $55 million price tag.

So nice of them.

President Joe Biden is expected to announce new firearm regulations as early as today.

The regulations will be focused on ghost guns, which are unregulated, untraceable weapons made from kits,

and these regulations will address a gap in the government's ability to track ghost guns.

Biden is also expected to name a former U.S. attorney from Ohio as his nominee to lead

the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives. This comes after gun violence and crime

have ticked up in the U.S. Here's a question for you. Are you ready? Yes. What do World Series

Champion Clayton Kershaw, Super Bowl champion Matthew Stafford, and yesterday's master's winner, Scotty Sheffler, all have in common?

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