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Scott McCreery's son Avery shows his support for his famous father, Jelly Roll may receive a pardon from the governor of Tennessee, today is National Scream Day, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are still trying to sell their 38,000 square-foot house, Taylor Swift may get called to testify in the Blake Lively/Justin Baldoni trial, Brantley Gilbert says that Kieth Urban saved him, we share "Dog News," we play "Are You Country Enough," and what today's graduates expect in their jobs today.

Diamond Rio and Confederate Railroad will be playing the Hardin County Fair this September, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are very proud of their daughter Gracie, only 46% of us plan to travel this summer, Kevin Costner was seen with a "mystery woman" recently, Joe Exotic has gotten married again, Sam Hunt wants to be sure his daughter grows up to appreciate the outdoors, YouTube is 20 years old and we reflect on early internet sites, we play "Bass Ackwards," and we talk to the Lima Capabilities group about their upcoming open house and summer kick-off party.

Sara Evans is going to be a grandma, only 13% of us feel very good about our finances right now, Brett Young explains why he has the dream job, Elizabeth Hurley's son weighs in on the Billy Ray romance, Meghan Markle is again accused of copying another person's work, Will Forte did the worst prank ever, Dave quizzes Victoria on Star Wars, we play "Who Am I?," and Dave asks Victoria "Super Incredible Interesting Questions."

We countdown the top 5 country songs of the week, a big tip to ensure a second date after the first, Ian Munsick and Lainey Wilson have cut a tune together, Billy Ray Cyrus is dating Elizabeth Hurley, the P. Diddy trial is expected to start soon, Brooks and Dunn are going to be honored by the ACM, we announce the "Sylvan Learning Center Teacher of the Week," we spin "The Wheel of Bad Games," and Dave recalls what it was like to run the Boston Marathon.

Keith Urban can't wait to start touring again, two-thirds of us drink coffee every day, today is Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day, we play "Short Cut," square dancing is tending and we review some moves, a worker on the set of It Ends with Us is siding with Justin Baldoni, Gail King and Katy Perry have returned from space, Dierks Bentley has a new album coming, Riley Green is considering acting, and how to have the "perfect" day.

Russell Dickerson has extended his fall tour (and he'll be in Columbus in September), about half of us plan to put any tax refund towards savings, Carrie Underwood suffered a wardrobe malfunction during her Vegas show, Ben Affleck says it's difficult for him to date, Thomas Rhett talks about the magic of writing songs, the things you'd rather do instead of paying taxes, we play "Would You Rather," and Dave's expiration date on food is grossly different from the date printed on the food.

The top 5 songs of the week, Jon Pardi says that his new album represents a new phase in his life, Jelly Roll has lost nearly 200 pounds, Wendy Williams was dealt a bit of a smackdown from a judge, Katy Perry and Gail King are heading into space today, Carly Pearce says that a lot of her songs have cautionary tales for women, we announce the "Sylvan Learning Center Teacher of the Week," we give away some Chris Young tickets, and we share "Random Facts."

Hardy has new music out now, Dave hates fondue, most of us start to panic when our phone battery gets below 38%, Wendy Williams's guardian reportedly stopped her from going to dinner with her niece, Ben Affleck might be falling for Angelina Jolie, Lauren played an epic prank on Thomas Rhett, we play "Older or Younger than Chris Young," we share "Friday Fail Stories," and we talk to Deb Helser about a dog named "Marley."