Topic: Lady

Madeline Brown authored an open letter to her son, Stephen, detailing her 1987 revelation regarding his biological father, Lyndon B. Johnson. The account describes a 1969 meeting at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston where Johnson refused to acknowledge paternity to protect his post-presidential reputation. This disclosure followed a $10.5 million lawsuit filed against Lady Bird Johnson for conspiring to deny Stephen his legal heirship.

The hosts analyze the "satanification" of American pop culture, specifically targeting Disney stars like Miley Cyrus and performers like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry. They argue that the transition from Hannah Montana to more provocative personas is a form of psychological programming for children. The segment posits that the use of occult imagery in music videos and Super Bowl performances reflects a broader spiritual shift in the United States.

Singer Lynn Bomer performs several songs, including "I'm A Lady Of Means And I Mean What I Say." The musical interlude focuses on themes of love, romance, and loneliness. The performance is presented as a way to bring optimism to the world through music that touches people's hearts.

A trivia question based on a study of US dog licenses reveals that "Lady" is the most common name for a dog, followed by "King," "Duke," and "Peppy." The host asks the winner to leave their contact information on the comment line for a chance to win a cash prize at the end of the month.