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. Hello everybody, happy Friday to you, March 21st, 2025. It's spring baby. is your morning rush, and I got all your stories for your

ride to work. I'll be discussing Deal or No Deal Island, the new hit show that's making Survivor

look like chump change. They're getting down to the finale. Will they be playing for $10 million?

And Sean Lowe, Bachelor, the body camera footage of his very sad experience dealing with a new dog, new to him at least, as he was attacked twice by this dog.

We're going to share some of the less graphic scenes from that body cam footage as it's been made public.

And then also Brown and Chicken Frye.

Remember her, she was offered $10 million to keep her mouth shut after a failed relationship with Zach Bryan.

Well, now Burt Kreischer, comedian, tells her she should have taken the money. Of course, Bert Kreischer, his lifetime story written about him, is actually Van Wilder, which stars Ryan Reynolds, who's married to Blake lively, who's in the court documents

we're covering. Justin Baldoni's lawyer, Brian Friedman, slams Blake's motion. I'm going to share

exactly what he had to say, the colorful verbiage to dunk on her response, and she's trying to get

out of this lawsuit. And then we've got Jackie Robinson.

He was scrubbed from a website, a government website. Well, now they say, oops, that was our mistake.

And he's back in. And of mistakes, you know, as we speak of mistakes, a soccer star was deported as part of

that Venezuelan flight to El Salvador. Well, now the attorneys are saying

he has committed no crimes and it's a complete mistake. So talk about messing things up.

We'll be sharing all those stories and more. It's all happening right now on the rush.

All right before we get into the content, I had a show last night at Zanies in Nashville.

I'm doing stand-up. Right before I'm going on stage, a verbal fight breaks out between the

audience. They were doing crowd work, whether, uh, who's the best basketball player of all time?

Is it LeBron or is it Michael Jordan? They were going back and forth and the kids all said LeBron,

the elder millennials all said Michael Jordan. And I mean, I think it's pretty clear to us if you look

at the stats here. There's a lot of reasons why they're neck and neck, but I really think Michael

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