Paul and Al and Kevin discuss who's been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame multiple times, who hasn't been inducted who should be, and a band that will never be nominated or inducted even if they pay off the judges, and more.

A restaurant manager in Italy is, we assume, trying to help people break their smartphone addictions and encourage real human interaction amongst diners with a promotion where you can trade in your phone for a free bottle of wine (you get your phone back when you leave, of course). Would you be up for that trade? Or are you sooo addicted to your phone that a free bottle of wine isn't enough incentive to put it down? Or maybe you're addicted to booze and would give up anything for a mere hour just to score some free wine? LISTEN LIVE: 94HJY.com/listen

Our listeners really brought it this week submitting and calling in jokes for Stump the DJ. Here's the best of the best! And you can always LISTEN LIVE to Stump the DJ or 94 HJY in general anytime at 94HJY.com/listen.

The moment it was announced that O.J. Simpson had died, we were pretty confident that our Stump the DJ listeners immediately started writing O.J. jokes to submit to us. Aaaand we were right. Here are a couple...

Last week's solar eclipse was viewed safely by hundreds and hundreds of thousands. And viewed UNSAFELY by Kevin's elderly neighbor, who had no use for that "new-fangled, eyesight protectin' eyewear. Full blindness should set in by Friday.

Paul and Al invite you to listen to the absolute best jokes from this week's Stump the DJ. If you listen to the very end, the winning joke is free!

Apparently, some listener named "Wheelz" had the winning joke for Stump the DJ today. Must be some young comedy up-and-comer. Never heard of him. Wonder if he'll ever win again.

A 102 year-old, wheelchair-bound disabled man was facing heavy fines for not painting over graffiti on his property committed by others. His story went viral when video showed the poor, elderly, disabled man attempting to comply as he struggled to paint over the graffiti. After an outpouring of public outrage, the City of Oakland says they will reassess the case.

On the one hand, you have to respect this Bigfoot hunter for being conscientious enough to contact authorities to make sure he was abiding by all Sasquatch-hunting rules. On the other hand, it's hard to respect this guy because, A). he thinks Bigfoot is real, and B). because he sincerely believes he is the dude who will finally capture or kill the elusive creature.