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Listener Mail. Plus, Author Jeff Guinn on His Book ‘War on the Border.’

Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker open up the mailbag and answer questions on Chris Cuomo, ‘Friends,’ NBA play-in games, and more

By David Shoemaker and Bryan Curtis
WarnerMedia Upfront 2019 - Show Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for WarnerMedia


Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker are opening up the mailbag and answering your Listener Mail! They answer questions about Chris Cuomo (3:40), the Friends reunion (19:14), NBA play-in games (28:05), and who could be the heir to the Dale Hansen throne (31:30). Later, Jeff Guinn joins to discuss his new book, War on the Border, and his career as a writer (42:17).

Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker
Guest: Jeff Guinn
Associate Producer: Erika Cervantes

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