Chris Smith and I (mostly) sit back as Alan Bedenko tries to make sense of the Clarence school budget fiasco.

He also writes for Trending Buffalo and sometimes joins me on the TB Podcast.

Today, we complain about people. (Yes, it’s a recurring theme.)

Buy Greg’s book.

It’s like the Manbabies conversation (part 2 is here) with the condescension dialed back a bit.

Since we really can’t teach you how to bet on horses in a podcast, follow this link to avoid embarrassing  yourself at your local OTB for next week’s Preakness Stakes.

And if you’re thinking “I really should learn how to bet on horses,” buy the whole book right here.

WGR’s Jeremy White joins me on today’s podcast to discuss new attractions and concerts at Canalside and Mario Williams’ $785,000 oops.

WRONG.

This horrible, disgusting slob (that you’d likely crawl through Andy Dufresne’s tunnel to touch) is the centerpiece of a ridiculous controversy that you can read about here.

Chris Smith and I (well, mostly Chris) discuss.

I know, I know.  ”I don’t have to listen because I know these pinkos want to take my guns away.”

1. Not true.

2. If you’re not interested in this sort of conversation because you love your guns too much, that’s cool. But maybe you should listen anyway, because you probably came up.

Agree to disagree?

In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings and subsequent coverage, Chris Smith and I  explore media-related issues such as the “need” to be first versus the need to be right.

We’ll stop after this one.