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Apr 3, 2018

Earmark

from Secretly Timid

Happy Easter (or that one where kids unknowingly play with fertility symbolism). On this week’s episode, Megan is told to smile, Otieno get’s pulled over, and Sarah may or may not have a stalker… This week’s Hot Topics (and other points of discussion) include: Katy Perry kissed a contestant on America Idol Kentucky teachers rally following a bait and switch on pension reform check out Bud Oglesby Baton Rouge police officers won’t be charged in fatal shooting of Alton Sterling Police union claims black officer who killed white woman is being treated more harshly by prosecutor Mansfield teacher suspended after sharing her orientation This week’s featured song is “Running Away” by the Orange Peels

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