The Wendy Report

Wendy gives an update regarding her leave of absence and discusses how guests and correspondents will keep the audience updated. Donald Trump peddles a sheep tranquilizer to the masses with Russia puns.

Wendy introduces Dr. Nocoat to talk about the political divide in America and what some members of the left wing are doing about it. Fake news is discussed, and Alex Jones gets quite a surprise from the so-called “New World Order” when he notices something was amiss. Finally, 3rd grade science teacher Mrs. Appleworms opens a Pusheen Box and reminds us to take care of ourselves and enjoy the things in life you love.

In this week's Wendy Report Wendy brings you cherry picked headlines including french elections, possible war with North Korea, retail store trouble, oak trees and IBM AI. In this weeks skits we are visited by “Raytheon CEO Tom Kennedy” to help us better understand the need for war with North Korea. Additionally, Tree Whisperer Moon Unit discovers trees might be totally evil and we have a musical guest, Lilly.

The Wendy Report for the week of April 20th featuring “Cherry-picked” Headlines (bombings, nuclear war, Facebook Spaces and more). 3rd grade school teacher Mrs. Appleworms visits us to discuss cell phone in classes and our resident mad scientist Dr. Nocoat explains how to protect yourself in the event of a nuclear war.

In this episode, TWR covers headlines about cats, Facebook, Power Rangers, snakes and famine. Comedy skits include stool softener commercial, mad scientist and more. Also includes an improvisational comedy game called "questions" with Wendy's mom, Heather VandeWalle.

In this bonus episode, Wendy discusses historic and interesting product recalls. Topics include recalled drugs, toys, cars and more.

In this episode, Wendy talks about vibrator law suits and discovering and naming Planet 9. Comedy segments include headlines and the economic forecast. Also featuring commentary from Donald Trump, Mrs. Appleworms and Dr. Nocoat.

In this episode, Wendy talks about privacy and security as well as Facebook. Comedy segments include headlines, economic forecast, and an interview with a cat.