but i actually think that a silverlight, he must be crazy. might be able to get the wedding i always dreamed of if things change. i want to be married by a robot or hologram of john hollis act. greg: that is great. kat: every little girl's dream. greg: what is missing, you never hear tyrus, about eloping. i guess i eloped. we ran off to the justice of peace, the word is great, elopement. tyrus: yeah i thought it was a great idea to elope with social distancing. it's never been a better time to say honey i like this so bad but let's wait. as soon as this clears over, to find a common ground of the crowd in the largest band, we will make this happen. but until then we wait. not me, not me, i love this. but it's a pandemic. greg: you could blame so many things on the pandemic. tyrus: , i do always, who took the trash out, pandemic. everything you do is pandemic. whose child is not, the pandemics. a lot of stuff going on. greg: a pandemic baby. pete, you recently got married. this is the ultimate relationship tester. pete: how committed are you t

mitchell in here about his courageous story bringing to justice the responsible for the crimes of the silverlight, he will share his memoir race against time the border reopens unsolved murder cases of the civil rights era and he'll be in conversation with ohio state university historian and that will be held in tickets are available through the event. onto tonight, you will be hearing about women geniuses. even in a time every thinking women's roles, we define this almost exclusively through achievement. when asked to name a genius, most people mention albert einstein, janice kaplan decided to find out why. why had the extraordinary work of so many women be brushed aside. the result is remarkable book, "the genius of women", we heard a mix of memoir and inspiration, she mixes surprises discovering women geniuses, now and throughout history from music to robotics. her research is extensive, she conducted interviews with scientists, and dozens of women geniuses at work in the world today. her insights will be at the center of tonight's program. janice kaplan has enjoyed wide success as a magazine