Name That News: What is the difference between breasts and weapons of war? Nothing, apparently

BONUS: Comets, moon water, rats and robots

We’re starting off today’s show up in space, then making our way back down to Earth with moon water, where we’ll have to deal with rat infested cities and robots. A full schedule! Special thanks to WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, The Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City and A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo.

Name That News: Are the end of times near? Lets ask a trillion cicadas

Is the world ending? If so, make sure Name That News is one of the last things you listen to. On a brand new episode, co-hosts Mark Menard and Zach Clark explore a bug invasion two centuries in the making. And -- If your pet dies, some companies may now give you bereavement.

Name That News: Good news for cheaters in New York! Adultery is legal!

On a brand new Name That News, co-hosts Mark Menard and Zach Clark are joined by Audacy podcaster Lauren Barry (Something Offbeat, On Deadline) to discuss therapy rodents and the safety in being able to cheat on your spouse. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Name That News: What is the difference between breasts and weapons of war? Nothing, apparently

On a fresh Name That News, co-hosts Mark Menard and Zach Clark topple the weeks zaniest stories, including a clip that says the couple that boozes together, stays together. And, how did 'breasts' and 'weapons of war' got used in the same sentence? (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Name That News: The next time somebody calls you a pig, it might be a compliment

For some, hearing "You pig!" will be welcome. Why? Because pig organs are being transplanted into humans these days. On a brand new 'Name That News', co-hosts Mark Menard and Zach Clark discuss that and how a Detroit teacher had her career ended by her rap game side hustle. (PHOTO: Getty Images)