02-18: It's Complicated: Facebook's Gender Options. Wise Gals on Sex.

Male? Female? Not sure? Maybe you fall into one of 58 new gender options presented by Facebook. Plus, author Iris Krasnow talked to some older but wiser gals who have tips for young people who want to keep their sex lives steamy.

And some young (alleged) thieves didn't cover their tracks - literally - after purportedly robbing a store. Find out what they did - and how they were caught.

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Jared Spangler (L) and Tyler Smith

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Show Notes

Huffington Post: What Hot Grannies Can Teach Newlyweds About Sex 

Washington Post: Facebook will now allow users to identify as trans, bi, androgynous — or any other gender they want

Washington Post:  Confused by Facebook’s new gender options? Here’s what they mean.

WCVB: Fairhaven teens arrested on suspicion of breaking into store

12-06: The Internet and Guns: Two Powerful Weapons

Reese McKee (ReeseMcKee/Facebook)

The Internet and guns are two powerful tools that, in the wrong hands, can cause serious harm. In his now internationally-known campaign to find a girl he met last New Year's, Reese McKee and the woman he's searching for have becoming minor celebrities. But it's unknown whether she wants the fame. And someone crossed the line by publicly posting online her address and family's names

The Wise Guys talk about stalking and when enough is enough when it comes to computers. Listen now.

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Show Notes

New Zealand Herald: Social Media Aids the Lovestruck

12-05: Have You Seen "Katie"? New Zealander's Odd Story to Find Girl

"Kate" (Reese McKee/Facebook)

Have You Seen "Katie"? New Zealander Reese McKee hopes you have - and has launched a Facebook campaign so you can help his efforts to find her. After a chance meeting in Hong Kong last New Year's, the girl gave Reese only her name and said she lives in "DC."

At first, the story may seem sweet and romantic. But the Wise Guys find it creepy...and maybe even a hoax. Find out why.

Plus, Al praises Nelson Mandela - who died today at the age of 95 -as a hero and one of the Top 10 Men of All Time. Chris puts Al and Nicky on the spot, asking who some of the others on that list are - and places a time limit on the proceedings. Do they make it before the buzzer? Listen now!

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Show Notes

New Zealand Herald: Kiwi's bid to find mystery American woman

Facebook: A New Year's Promise

12-02: Mugger Michael Goodman Apologizes on Facebook to Victim

Michael Goodman (Facebook/Michael Goodman)

Thirty-five years ago, a kid named Michael Goodman allegedly mugged a guy named Claude Soffel. Goodman recently saw Soffel on Facebook - and sent him an apology message. While the message of contrition is a nice gesture, something seems a little fishy.

Listen now to what Nicky, Al, and Chris have to say about it - plus Nicky's ideas for this year's Christmas cards.

Plus, Ryan Ferguson was imprisoned for 10 years - sent away for a murder he purportedly didn't commit. Why is going free now? The Wise Guys have the details.

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Show Notes

New York Post: 'I’m very sorry’: Mugger’s Facebook apology to victim — 35 years later

ABC News: Ryan Ferguson Juror 'Sorry' For 2005 Murder Conviction

10-29: Facebook Users in the News. Banned Pasta Toppings (For Real?)

Facebook is in the news – because some of its users are generating controversy. 

A judge has barred Samuel Hinkin from talking smack online about his mother. Plus, Texas Attorney General/gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott asked people how the state could run “even better.” Some of the answers are…well…Al & Chris have a few things to say.

Huffington Post ran a feature decrying certain pasta toppings including grilled chicken (the Wise Guys disagree!) and hot dogs (we love them – but not on pasta). Find out if some of your favorites made the list!