Jon Prell

The folks at Pepsi came up with a great idea for a new ad that involved Jeff Gordon in disguise and taking a test drive in a new Camaro - Gordon, pretending to be a customer named Mike looking at a Camaro when he is approached by a salesman, Steve. 'Mike' tells Steve he doesn't think he could handle a car like that so, Steve offers a test drive.

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The above title is not a joke, nor is it a futuristic piece of fiction. It's real and could put a serious dent in homeless and the need for emergency shelter. These tents can be fully constructed in just a couple of hours and could be a fraction of the price of a conventional structure, which could be used for many different things including a home.

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Waking up can be a little challenging for some people, especially those of us who get up at 3:30am. Some people are very slow to wake up and others are just plain nasty when it's time to get up...you know, that one total non-morning person. I personally believe in lending a hand to those who might otherwise have a hard time getting up.

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Leslie and I were talking on air this morning about something that is really starting to bug me - people who have their faces constantly buried in their smartphone. The need to constantly check e-mail and Facebook is getting out of hand. It seems like one to one interaction is completely obsolete anymore.

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The Indiana Hoosiers beat Michigan yesterday in Ann Arbor 72-71 to win the the Big 10 title outright for the first time since 1993. The game ended in dramatic fashion and the drama continued when Hoosier head coach Tom Crean quickly approached Michigan assistant coach Jeff Meyer moments after the buzzer in a heated exchange of words.

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The Red Solo Cup is THE party cup of all time. Toby Keith even immortalized the cup in his hit "Red Solo Cup". The famous red cup is seen everywhere, especially during summer parties, BBQs, boat parties and anywhere else you can think of.

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I just found out yesterday that a very good friend of mine recently asked his longtime girlfriend to marry him. It seemed like a no-brainer to all of us because they have been together so long, and she was constantly dropping hints. The day finally came; it was two weeks in the planning and everything was set in their favorite restaurant.

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Imagine being able to draw in 3-D, using only one pen with no software or computer. Seems almost impossible right? The 3Doodler is a new pen that takes drawing to a whole new level with drawings that come to life right in front of your eyes.

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On the morning show today, Leslie and I were talking about Downtown Evansville and all of the increased activity thanks to the Deaconess GLVC basketball tournament that started today at the Ford Center. We got on the topic of what downtown needs in the absence of something like the GLVC tournament to bring people downtown.

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Here we go again. Daylight Saving Time officially begins this Sunday at 2am, as we spring forward - and with the time change, comes the annual debate for changing Indiana's time zones. This debate has been raging for so long and nothing has been accomplished. So, why are we still debating this? Simple. Because everyone has a different opinion and nobody can agree.

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Colin Farrell's new movie "Dead Man Down" opens this Friday and the promoters did something very unusual to promote the film in the form of a prank. The prank involved real people getting onto an elevator in New York City and seeing what appeared to be a murder in progress.

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Over the weekend, a very disturbing and troubling news story broke in Bakersfield, California involving a nurse who refused to give CPR to a dying woman. The incident occurred at the Glenwood Gardens Independent Living Home when an 87-year-old woman, Lorraine Bayless, collapsed in the dining room of the home and later died.

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