This week (recorded on March 8, 2020), Cate kicks things off by getting you up to speed on recent weird news headlines including a malfunction at a Italian winery that caused red wine to flow from home faucets and a comedian who changed his name to Hugo Boss to protest the brand's treatment of small businesses. In Crime Time, Liz reports on the disappearance and presumed death of 11-year-old Gannon Stauch and why his step mother has been arrested as the prime suspect. As always, the ladies wrap things up revealing their results to this week's Buzzfeed Quiz "Which Wine County Should You Visit?" All this and so much more!
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Below are links to the original sources of the stories featured in this week's episode:
• A malfunction causes red wine to flow from faucets in an Italian town
CNN
https://cnn.it/2TF7k7o
• Comedian changes name to Hugo Boss to protest brand's treatment of small businesses
CNN
https://cnn.it/2xvUOyr
• Gannon Stauch: Tracking the Investigation of Missing 11-Year-Old Colorado Boy
People Crime
https://bit.ly/2wJ3HnP
• Stepmom Accused of Killing Colo. Boy Gannon Stauch Reportedly Slips Out of Handcuffs, Attacks Cop
People Crime
https://bit.ly/38I65IO
• Which Wine Country Should You Visit?
BuzzFeed Quizzes
https://bzfd.it/2W2RZz5
