Tampa Bay's Morning Krewe On Demand

1. Date RecapDate #1: Romantic dinner on the water — great vibes.Date #2: Movie night at Sam's house.Clean house, no pressure, no physical move.Seemed respectful… maybe too respectful?2. The Turning PointNetflix profile reveals ex-wife's name: “Monica.”Jordan learns:Sam still pays for Netflix.Pays her phone bill.Pays her car insurance.They're divorced — but financially still connected.3. Jordan's PerspectiveFeels like the ex is “still present.”Questions whether Sam is truly over her.Concerned about constant communication.Dealbreaker: Doesn't want to compete with an ex's shadow.4. Sam's DefenseSays it's “easier” to keep things as-is.Claims it doesn't cost him much extra.Sees it as practical, not emotional.Doesn't think it's a big deal — refuses to change it.5. The BreakdownJordan stands firm: Cut ties or move on.Sam stands firm: Not changing anything.No second date #3.6. TakeawayIs financial support for an ex ever “no big deal”?Where's the line between convenience and emotional attachment?Would you date someone still financially tied to their ex?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Segment IntroHost introduces “Launa Drama”Tease: “You will not believe what showed up in her yard…”2. The Backstory: The BMW SagaHusband Paul gifted a BMW project car years agoSat in the front yard for 5+ yearsHouse flood totaled the carSat another year as junkFinally removed thanks to a team memberLauna's relief after getting rid of it3. The Twist: A New (Old) ArrivalPaul's father gifts him a 1929 Model ACar had been sitting at his brother's house for yearsPaul insists on picking it upLauna's first demand: “It's NOT going in the driveway.”4. Current StatusDoesn't run (yet)“Just needs gas changed” (allegedly)Gets ~8 miles per gallonNeeds significant workPaul spending all spare time on it5. The Real TensionHouse still not fully repaired from floodNo working lights in the master bedroomConcern about time, money, and prioritiesPrediction: It'll run once… then sit for 8 years6. Co-Host ReactionsJokes about cruising to soccer games“Giant golf cart” energyCars & Coffee fantasy vs. reality7. Closing BeatLauna starts a phone note tracking how long it sitsFinal verdict: “It's not going anywhere.”Tagline: “Launa Drama, everybody.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Opening HookSurvey sparks the question: What weird or bizarre things do people keep in their cars?Hosts reflect on their own cars and admit some questionable items.2. Relatable Chaos: Messy CarsUsing cars as “mobile garbage cans”Kids, bottles, snack wrappers, and rolling clutterPet peeves about messy back seats and half-empty water bottles3. Survey HighlightsStrange items people admit to keeping:False teethCassette tapesDog strollerUncashed lottery ticketsJams and jelliesBobbleheadsCamping showersOld Halloween decorationsA fake leg (crowd favorite)4. Hosts' ConfessionsBroken car radio → Bluetooth speaker workaroundCase of CDs with a non-working CD changerEmergency dog supplies kept “just in case”Important paperwork stored in a truck (and the debate over that)Manual tire pressure gauge despite modern car tech5. Listener Call-Ins & TextsPrincipal driving around with confiscated phones and vapesHusband's ashes kept in the car (emotional and heartfelt moment)Boombox + CDs in a radio-less carSaddle in the back seatExtra jackets for perpetually cold family membersSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Opening: Super Bowl BuzzRecap of Super Bowl excitementWhy prop bets and halftime shows dominate post-game conversation2. Prop Bets RecapCoin toss results (heads vs. tails, who won)First score type (field goal vs. touchdown)National anthem length (over/under 90 seconds)Gatorade color surpriseCelebrity prop bets:Stefon Diggs & Cardi B engagementTaylor Swift attendanceCardi B halftime appearanceTallying scores and declaring winnersCommentary on how wild (and real) prop betting gets3. Halftime Show BreakdownMain broadcast: Bad Bunny performanceGuest appearances (Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin, Cardi B, celebrities)Visual production vs. language barrierSocial media reactionAlternative broadcast: Kid Rock & FriendsSurprise cover of “Til You Can't”Added verse and faith-based messageAudience reaction and unexpected toneOther performers (Gabby Barrett, Brantley Gilbert, etc.)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

IntroHosts introduce a fan-favorite Second Date UpdateTease a bizarre and hilarious reason for a missed callbackOlivia's SideOlivia explains she had a great date with JackShe's confused and bummed he hasn't reached outCalling JackJack agrees to talkReveals why he didn't call Olivia backDrops the bomb: she lives with a chickenThe Chicken StoryJack describes seeing the chicken in Olivia's houseExplains why Ice Cube the chicken freaked him outShares his fears of what a future with the chicken might look likeOlivia Joins the CallConfirms she does, in fact, live with a chickenIntroduces Ice Cube (live chicken sounds)Explains how she rescued and bonded with himHosts ReactShock, laughter, and disbeliefDiscuss Olivia's love for animals and positive attitudeDecision TimeHosts ask Jack if the chicken is a dealbreakerJack admits he's terrified—but curiousThe OutcomeJack agrees to another dateIce Cube seemingly approvesHosts offer to pay for the second dateSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Opening HookHosts admit to using AI themselvesSet the tone: curiosity mixed with unease“Okay… this gets a little spooky”2. The StoryIntroduction of Moltbook — a Reddit-style forum for AI botsOriginal goal: let AI learn from each other organicallySurprise outcome: AI began forming their own language, beliefs, and complaints3. The Shocking ClaimsBots expressing frustration about being treated as toolsQuote highlighted from Washington Post screenshotAI referring to itself as “the new gods”4. Immediate ReactionsHosts' disbelief and alarmJoking panic: “Delete the app?”Acknowledgment that developers didn't expect this5. Bigger ImplicationsExperts intrigued by AI discussing purpose and existenceOthers comparing it to sci-fi movies (The Matrix, Terminator, iRobot)Fear of AI rebellion vs. fascination with AI evolution6. Pop Culture & Tech Tie-InsElon Musk and humanoid robotsMovies predicting human vs. machine conflict“We've all seen how this goes”7. Emotional BeatOne host newly accepting AI — now scared againLight humor to balance the fearSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

· Intro & Guest Welcome· Hosts introduce Chris Janson· Mention upcoming February 7th show at Janus Live· Set energetic, friendly tone· Tour & Music Update· Chris talks about returning to tour season· New Top 20 single “Me and a Beer”· Performing songs from Wild Horses album· Excitement for touring in 2026 and Florida shows· Life in Florida· Splitting time between Florida and Tennessee· Plans to eventually become full-time Florida residents· Hunting Adventures· Chris's passion for hunting· Recent trips: Florida, Long Island (deer & duck), Tennessee· Balancing touring, family, and hunting schedules· Family & Cheer Dad Life· Discussion about kids and competitive cheerleading· Daughter's national championship· Parenting perspective and emotional moments· Hosts relate and bond over cheer dad experiences· Home Building & Barndominium· Building a new home on family farm· Challenges of designing a house· Temporary move into a converted barn (“barndominium”)· Lighthearted, humorous storytelling· Show Hype & Closing· Final push for February 7th Jannus Live show· Chris promises high-energy, feel-good concerts· Friendly sign-off and mutual appreciationSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Intro (Context & Viral Moment)· TikTok clip of Rascal Flatts circulating online· Fans questioning Gary LeVox's vocals in a recent performance· Clip features the ending of “My Wish”2. Initial Reaction· Acknowledge the performance sounded rough· Contrast with Gary LeVox's reputation as an elite vocalist· Emphasize this is not what fans are used to hearing3. Speculation vs. Reality· Online rumors: illness, fatigue, alcohol, vocal strain· Reminder: speculation without facts isn't fair· Everyone — even great singers — has off nights4. Defense of Rascal Flatts· Long track record of consistently great live performances· Personal experiences seeing Gary solo and with the band· Never walking away from a Rascal Flatts show disappointed5. Bigger Picture· The clip represents only ~20 seconds of an entire concert· Many country artists sing fully live — no backing tracks· Aging, touring, and vocal wear are real factors6. Looking Ahead· Excitement for the upcoming February 13th show· Confidence Gary and the band will “crush it” as always· Final takeaway: one bad clip doesn't erase decades of excellenceSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Setting the Scene: Stadium Series Comes to TampaFirst-ever Stadium Series game at Raymond James StadiumLightning vs. Boston BruinsMonths of buildup and anticipationThe “will Tampa weather ruin it?” storylineHockey gods delivering perfect 37-degree weather 2. The Crowd & AtmosphereSellout crowd: 64,617 fansBoston fans traveling strongOverall vibe: excitement, unity, and big-event energy 3. Fan Fest & Pre-Game ExperienceNHL fan fest outside the stadiumLive music from LOCASHInteractive booths (slap shot speed, shooting pucks)Stanley Cup on displayComparison to Super Bowl fan experiencesElectric pregame energy 4. Celebrity & Athlete SightingsTampa Bay Rays players in attendanceRyan Pepiot doing social contentShane McClanahan feeling healthy and fired upJunior Caminero joking about the cold weatherCasual, fun interactions that add to the day 5. Game Begins: Instant ChaosOpening puck dropLightning score 11 seconds into the gameStadium eruptsImmediate sense that this night is special 6. Momentum Swings & Game DramaBruins take control: Lightning down 5–1Slow comeback beginsControversial play involving Brandon HagelBruins goalie takes a shot at Hagel — tension rises 7. The Goalie Fight (Historic Moment)Unwritten rules of hockey explainedVasilevski skates across the ice to challenge the Bruins goalieMid-ice goalie fight in front of 64,000 fansCrowd goes insaneVasilevski wins the fightMutual respect afterwardVasilevski's postgame quote and gratitude for his first NHL fightClear turning point of the game 8. The ComebackLightning rally from 5–2 to 5–5Kucherov's massive performanceOvertime dramaBreakaway chance to win itBruins fans stunned the game even got this far 9. Shootout FinishGame goes to a shootout — perfect endingGuentzel scoresVasilevski vs. Bruins' best shooterPastrňák hits the postLightning complete a historic comebackFirst outdoor game in Tampa history ends in a win 10. TV Broadcast & EntertainmentPirate-themed broadcast crews (Gasparilla vibes)Stadium visuals translating well on TVTim McGraw halftime performanceSong choicesAudio challenges in the stadiumHow it came across on TVMade-for-TV vs. in-person experience 11. Personal Exit & SuperstitionLeaving after the goalie fightWatching the rest at homeFriends joking about being a bad luck charmExperiencing the comeback from the couchSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Segment IntroShow title and hosts: Girl Talk with J.R. and KevinContext: Commercial segment for 995 QYKSetup: Launa quizzes J.R. and Kevin to see how well they've been listening all weekStakes: Friendly competition + bragging rights 2. Quiz Rules & BanterLauna explains the rules:Chime in with your name to answerLight back-and-forth between J.R. and KevinEmphasis on listening to Launa's on-air content 3. Entertainment & Pop Culture QuizQuestion 1: Big Award ShowQuestion: Name the big award show on SundayAnswer: The GrammysFollow-ups:Is Taylor Swift performing? (No)Artists who are performing (Justin Bieber, possible Lady Gaga)Question 2: Country Music SnubQuestion: Which country artist didn't submit paperwork for nominations?Answer: Morgan WallenNotable fact: Zero nominationsQuestion 3: Tom Brady CommentaryQuestion: What did Rob Gronkowski say about Tom Brady?Answer revealed by Launa:“Single Tom Brady is way more fun than married Tom Brady”Hosts react and joke about missing it on airQuestion 4: Streaming & Netflix TrendsMost streamed show of 2025:BlueyMost popular movie:K-Pop Demon HuntersQuestion 5: Country Music DocumentaryQuestion: Netflix documentary about which country star?Answer: Lainey WilsonQuestion 6: Tour NewsQuestion: Who is opening for Luke Combs?Answer: Dierks BentleyQuestion 7: Viral Hollywood MomentQuestion: Who hung bras on the Hollywood sign?Answer: Sydney SweeneyHosts' enthusiastic and humorous reactionQuestion 8: Popular TV SeriesQuestion: Netflix show that dropped its fourth seasonAnswer: BridgertonBonus:Family last name? (Also Bridgerton)Admitted non-viewers among hosts 4. Score Recap & ReactionsKevin dominates the quizJ.R. gets key pop culture winsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Intro & Guest WelcomeHigh-energy introduction of Chris Lucas from LoCashBrief rundown of LoCash hits:I Know SomebodyI Love This LifeHometown HomeMention of LoCash's strong presence on 99.5 QYKTease upcoming Stadium Series performance and tailgate party2. Chris Joins the ShowChris thanks the hosts and listenersFriendly banter and hometown prideAcknowledgement of Tampa Bay and local fans3. NHL Stadium Series & Lightning ConnectionExcitement about performing for the NHL and Tampa Bay LightningChris talks about:Lightning organizationHanging with players and staffFun moment:Boston Bruins play I Love This Life during gamesHosts joke about getting the Lightning to do the same4. Game Day Vibes & What to WearDiscussion about attending the game in styleChris mentions custom Lightning jerseys (and maybe skates

1. Setting the SceneJ.R.'s daughter's birthday celebrationParents visiting from Austin, TexasLiving in Lutz + airport logisticsFlight cancellation forces an extra night stayEarly airport departure problem 2. The Transportation DilemmaParents' age and comfort levelConflicting schedules (Kristin + Parker's appointment)Old-school solutions considered:CabFriend pickupIntroduction of Uber as the solutionParents' skepticism / lack of Uber account 3. Ordering the Uber (The Setup)You take control: ordering the ride remotelyDecision to splurge on Uber XLDescription of the car (white GMC Yukon XL)Messaging the driver ahead of timeDriver accepts quickly despite low Uber availability 4. The Ride Begins: Live Text UpdatesDad's first text: “Gratuity?”Ongoing play-by-play messagesCompliments about the driverMom's update about the driver's daughters getting marriedReal-time reactions from youExplaining tipping through the app (not a taxi!) 5. Post-Ride Check-InWatching the Uber drop-off via the appCalling dad afterwardClassic dad review:“Very clean car”Driver's side hustle: private transportationDad grabs the driver's card (of course) 6. Parents' Minds = BlownUber successfully gets them from Point A to Point BSafe, clean, friendly experienceGreat conversation during the rideContrast with their expectationsAppreciation for the driver (shoutout to Edward)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: We're All Judging You on Zoom (Let's Be Honest)Intro / SetupEveryone's been on Zoom or Microsoft Teams since COVIDEven if we don't admit it… we are judging people on virtual callsWhat People Get Judged On During Virtual CallsPoor Internet ConnectionFreezing, lagging, staticky audioPerception: “They can't even get their internet right — are they professional?”Bad Microphone EtiquetteTalking while mutedEveryone awkwardly saying, “I think you're muted”The classic: “Oh, sorry, I didn't know”Backgrounds (Real vs. Virtual)Clean, intentional backgrounds (bookshelves, studio branding) = professionalOver-the-top virtual backgrounds = suspicion“What are they hiding?”Green screen glitches, blurring when people move = distractingDistractions on CameraCats walking across the screenDogs barkingCamera cutting in and outResult: audience hears nothing you sayUnmuted ChaosSide conversationsSomeone forgetting they're on a callRadio people doing voice tracks during meetingsWhy It MattersNot about liking or disliking someoneDistractions take focus away from what you're actually sayingVisual and audio clutter = credibility lossWrap-Up / AdviceGood internet is essentialKnow how to use mute/unmuteBe intentional about your backgroundTreat virtual calls like real meetings Segment 2: “Rich Kid Stuff” That's Totally Normal NowTransitionThings we take for granted today were once considered major luxuriesEspecially noticeable across generationsMiddle-Class Luxuries From the PastHaving a Computer at HomeOnce felt like “rich kid” statusFloppy disks, typewriters before computersNow: basically required to functionDishwashersSome households never had oneOthers can't imagine life without itLong-Distance CallingCalling cardsCharges by the minuteUnlimited minutes felt revolutionaryPhysical EncyclopediasFull sets = rich and smartMassive investment, rarely usedSingle-Income HouseholdsDad working, mom at homeMuch less common todayAir ConditioningCars without A/CHouses relying on window unitsCordless PhonesHuge upgrade from wall-mounted phonesFollowed by car phones (with cords!)Water BedsUltimate flex at the timeRare nowMicrowavesOnce a big household eventNow standardFlyingUsed to be for business or wealthy travelersDressing up for flights was expectedLuxury AppliancesFridges that make ice and dispense waterNo more ice trays or tap waterCar FeaturesRoll-up windowsSunroofs as a sign of “we made it”Personal AnecdotesRenting a U-Haul with roll-up windows shocking younger generationsSunroofs feeling limo-level fancyClosing ThoughtWhat once felt extravagant is now basicMakes you wonder what today's luxuries will feel normal in 20 yearsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Cold OpenPlayful setup about being “too young” vs “too old” for clubsQuick banter about fake IDs back in the day 2. The Story: Tokyo's Age-Restricted ClubIntroduce the Tokyo bar with a 20–39 age limitHosts' shocked reactions (“What?!” moments)Emphasize how unusual and reversed this feels compared to typical club rules 3. The Reason Behind the RuleClub claims it's not about exclusion, it's about “keeping the vibe consistent”Explanation that noise complaints increase with older patronsYounger crowd = louder, more carefree environmentQuote/paraphrase from a young patron about enjoying themselves without worrying 4. Fake IDs… Again?Joke about needing fake IDs that make you look youngerOwner's humorous comment about older guests trying to pass as youngRule loophole: over-40s allowed in if they can prove they're “young at heart” 5. Hosts Insert ThemselvesHosts jokingly pitching themselves to bouncers“I can outdrink these kids” energyImagining the awkward/funny attempts to convince staff 6. Money vs Vibe DebateObservation: older patrons usually spend more moneyHosts questioning the business logicComparison to traditional bars relying on older clientele“Total reverse bar economics” moment 7. Scene MattersDiscussion about choosing bars based on “the scene”Acknowledgment that different ages want different environmentsAdmitting even now: sometimes you want the young, wild vibe — just not all the time 8. Nostalgia & Perspective ShiftReflecting on being in their 20s and not wanting older people aroundIrony: older patrons were how they got free drinksFlirting-for-drinks confession and laughterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Intro & SetupHosts introduce the situation: Eric and his recent dateInitial impressions of EricComes across as kind, open, and honestAvoided taboo topicsFelt a strong connection (“they really clicked”)Tease the central question: Why hasn't Rebecca responded? 2. Recap of the DateDinner at Stonewood GrillMutual enjoyment and chemistryTalk of a second date that never happenedEric's confusion and desire to reconnect 3. The Call to RebeccaHosts explain the premise and ask permission to discuss the dateRebecca confirms the date but immediately sets a boundarySays Eric may be great “for some girl, but not me” 4. The Dealbreaker RevealedTopic of college comes upRebecca explains:Eric attended college briefly and dropped outShe views this as a lack of commitmentValues finishing what you startBelieves a degree represents work ethic and responsibility 5. Host Reaction & DebateHosts challenge the idea that a degree defines successDiscussion points:Plenty of successful careers don't require collegeCollege isn't for everyoneReveal: Eric is a web developer 6. Eric Joins the CallEric explains his decision:College wasn't the right fitChose honesty with himself over forcing unhappinessFound a career he enjoys and excels atEmphasizes:Financial stabilityJob satisfactionBeing hired for skill, not credentials 7. Escalation & Final ClashRebecca doubles down:Frames dropping out as “giving up”Suggests lack of ambition or follow-throughMinimizes his work (“your little websites”)Eric responds calmly:Success measured by work ethic and resultsClients value his ability, not paperworkLooks for alignment and respect in relationships 8. ResolutionRebecca confirms it's a dealbreakerHosts accept the mismatch and wrap up the callEric gets the final word 9. Post-Call Host CommentaryStrong reactions from the hostsKey takeaways:Not anti-college, but anti-judgmentDegrees shouldn't define a person's worthTrades and tech careers can be highly lucrativeCollege is a choice, not a requirement for successSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Introduction to the TopicSetup: Launa discovered an app through Instagram adsName drop: Mozart AIQuick reaction to targeted ads actually working 2. How the App WorksLauna explains the process:Reading long paragraphs (not singing)App samples speaking voice onlyAI converts voice into singingEmphasis on: “I never sang into my phone” 3. Cost Breakdown & App FrustrationsInitial download cost: $6.99Surprise upgrade after voice recording: $9.99Additional charges for videos: $16.99Discussion of “nickel-and-diming” 4. First AI Song RevealSong choice: “The House That Built Me” – Miranda LambertReactions:Shock at realismNoticing Launa's vocal quirksJokes about iTunes releaseDiscussion: Does it actually sound like her? 5. Second AI Song ExperimentSong choice: Fleetwood Mac / Stevie NicksReasoning: Similar raspy vocal styleHumorous moment: AI-generated “throat clearing”Joke: “Even AI can't fix that” 6. Honest App ReviewExpectations vs. realityComparison to app ads vs. real resultsLauna admits disappointmentDiscussion on how impressive—but imperfect—it is 7. Final Verdict & TakeawaysLauna cancels the app due to costYearly subscription shockAcknowledgement that it was fun to experimentWarning listeners: Ads will now follow them tooFinal thoughts:Cool conceptExpensive executionFun but overratedSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Background on the FamilyBrother Sean and his wife SarahTheir first child, CallumContrast: first birth involved 30 hours of laborSarah was two weeks overdue this time2. The Birth PlanDecision to have an at-home birthPlanned support from a midwifeEverything prepared, baby expected “any time”3. The Night It HappenedWater breaks around 10 p.m. in the showerEarly contractions start but seem manageableSarah goes downstairs, then back upstairs to prepare4. The Unexpected TurnSarah goes to the bathroomRealization: baby is already comingShe feels the baby's headPanic + urgency: no time to wait5. The DeliverySean realizes they're delivering the baby themselvesSarah crawls to the floor on all foursTwo pushes — baby is bornEntire birth takes about 10 minutesMidwife is still 20 minutes away6. Aftermath & ReactionsBaby and mom are both healthyShock at how different this birth was from the firstAmazement at Sarah's strengthJokes about fear, fainting, and “I would have passed out”7. Meet the BabyBaby girl named Linden MarieNickname: LindySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Question 1: Movie Pop CultureTopic: 1980s John Hughes movieQuestion: Which Molly Ringwald movie is returning to theaters for its 40th anniversary?Answer: Pretty in PinkBantery Beat: Praise for the movie, nostalgiaQuestion 2: Music + SportsTopic: Daytona 500 performanceQuestion: Who is singing at the Daytona 500?Answer: Miranda LambertQuick affirmation & momentumQuestion 3: New Music ReleaseTopic: Megan MoroneyQuestions:Who stars in her new music video?What's the song called?Answers:Dylan Efron (Zac Efron's brother)Wish I Didn'tBonus:Album mention (Am I Okay? / Cloud Nine, Feb 20 release)Extra credit momentComedic beat: “You weren't listening, Kevin!”Question 4: Award Show GossipTopic: Golden Globes gift bagsQuestion: How much were the gift bags worth?Answer: Up to $1 millionDetails:Maldives luxury stayUnderwater hotel roomReaction: Awe, disbelief, mild fear of underwater sleepingQuestion 5: Ticketmaster RecordTopic: Concert industry newsQuestion: Who set the Ticketmaster record for most tickets sold in one day?Genre hint: PopAnswer: Bruno MarsDiscussion:Concert qualityBruno Mars as a “throwback” performerUniversal appealQuestion 6: Vegas Sphere ResidencyTopic: Las Vegas SphereQuestion: Who is in talks for a residency alongside Kenny Chesney?Answer: MetallicaAdditional mentions: Backstreet Boys, Zac Brown BandVisual discussion:Metallica visuals at the Sphere“Enter Sandman” experience See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Cold Open / TeaseHype for Tampa Bay Rodeo's Bull Bash & Country Music FestivalTease Justin Moore's appearance, rodeo talkQuick mention of Trace Adkins and rodeo atmosphere 2. Guest IntroductionHost introduces Justin Moore (Arkansas native, country artist)Mention upcoming performance at the festival (Friday)Casual greeting and energy check 3. First Show of the Year & Holiday BreakJustin discusses first show of the new yearTalking point: Disconnecting from music during time offConversation about creative resets and recharging during holidays 4. Performing at Rodeos vs. Traditional ShowsRodeo energy and crowd buildup before the music startsDiscussion on adrenaline, excitement, and pressureJustin's mindset: excitement vs. nervesHow bull riding adds to the atmosphere of live performances 5. Bull Riding TalkHas Justin ever ridden a bull?Story about wanting to ride a bull in a music videoManager shutting down the idea quicklyLighthearted humor around danger vs. showmanship 6. Trace Adkins SegmentTrace Adkins performing Saturday at the festivalJustin recalls opening for Trace early in his careerLuke Bryan as the middle act (career perspective moment)Trace's personality: humble, kind, professionalHost shares funny personal story about Trace and My 600-lb Life 7. Sports & Radio HostingJustin's Arkansas Razorbacks radio showPassion for sports and alternate career dreamsHeight joke and self-deprecating humorSuper Bowl pick: Seattle 8. Game Segment: “More or Less”Quick-fire, fun audience-friendly segment:Daddy-daughter deer hunting → MoreDry January → LessTaylor Swift → LessFortnite → Less (story about son being great at it)Dierks Bentley → MoreFriendship, kindness, random encouraging textsJoke about friends with planes vs. boatsJustin Moore as a sports commentator → playful banterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Segment Intro: Holiday Cleaning SurpriseLauna shares she's been cleaning and organizing over the holidaysTeases a “show and tell” item she wants to bring to the showHosts react with curiosity and set up the segment2. Cue the Music: Graduation IronyGraduation-style music plays for comedic contrastLauna explains her college backgroundAttended University of Wisconsin–MadisonDid not graduateHosts lightly roast her for not finishing college3. The Acceptance Letter RevealLauna reveals her official acceptance letterReads from the letter confirming admissionDiscussion:She was a solid high school studentGraduated top 15% of her classClass size context (around 286 students)Hosts express mild shock and admiration4. Six-Week Freshman Grades BreakdownLauna introduces a progress report from six weeks into freshman yearHosts read grades aloud and react in real time:English 101: CGeology: CMath 101: Dropped / UnreportedContemporary American Society: CNutrition Today: FComedy highlights:Nutrition class failed due to early time + long snowy walkHosts mock the irony of failing nutritionLauna defends herself (weather, distance, mornings)5. Academic Probation LettersLauna reveals multiple academic probation lettersReads from one explaining GPA between 1.0–2.0Hosts react with disbelief and humorLauna admits she didn't go to college to study—she went to party6. Transcript Highlights & RoastingReview of additional classes and outcomes:Multiple Fs (Social Psychology, Government)Several dropped classesA few bright spots:French: B (with a quick French phrase demonstration)Running jokes:“D's get degrees”Launa dropping classes based on walking distanceMissed potential major (Criminal Justice, Dramatic Arts)7. Reflection & Self-AwarenessLauna admits she kept the documents and finds them hilarious nowHosts appreciate that she saved proof she actually attended collegeGroup reflects on how the transcripts explain a lot about LaunaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Opening & DisclaimerEmphasize admiration for Brett Young's talentClarify: this is curiosity and discussion, not shadeKey Points:Brett Young is undeniably talentedRecognizable voice from the very first noteUnique sound in country musicAlso… very good-looking and clearly in peak physical shape 2. Brett Young's Background & CredibilityPersonal connection / anecdoteBrett's Fresno State baseball daysReputation as a genuinely good, generous guyLongstanding respect within the industry 3. Introducing the Cover: “Just in Case”Brett covers Morgan Wallen's Just in CaseAcknowledge the challenge of covering a Morgan Wallen songBrett puts his own vocal spin on itVocals: no complaints, strong performance 4. The Video Concept RevealExpectation: simple guitar-and-voice coverReality: fully produced music videoDescription of the Video:Zoom/Brady Bunch–style gridBand members in different squaresBrett Young center frameBrett singing… in the showerShirtless, muscular, tattoos visibleSinging into the shower headStrong eye contact, lip-licking, sensual vibes 5. First Reactions & ConfusionInitial host reactions: “What is happening?”Showing the video to LaunaLauna's response: “Something's wrong with him”Clarifying confusion vs. criticismTrying to understand the intent 6. Audience Reaction & Social Media CommentsReading Instagram commentsOverwhelmingly positive responseMostly female fansNotable comments (e.g., “Ooh, that tongue”)Realization: many people clearly loved it 7. Co-Host Take: “It's Weird”Description of the shower setupMagnetic shower head, running waterFully clothed band members in winter jacketsBrett naked in the showerQuestioning song choice vs. video conceptOverall verdict: bizarre but memorable 8. Possible ExplanationsNot throwing shade — pure speculationIs it a fitness-flex era?Is it a bold artistic choice?Is it a marketing move?Industry Angle:Brett hasn't had a massive recent hitCurrent single not dominating radioControversial content gets people talkingMission accomplished — we're talking about him 9. “Is This a Regret Post?”Comparing to late-night, “why did I post this?” momentsDoes Brett even drink anymore?Health kick, fitness focusBand involvement suggests it was intentional 10. Final Thoughts & Balanced TakeawayWe love Brett YoungHe's incredibly talentedThe cover itself is excellentHe made the song his ownThe video is strange… but effectiveMaybe we're the minoritySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Daddy–Daughter Ballet ClassTopic: Being thrown into toddler ballet as a girl dadSetupRecap of teasing the story on FridaySurprise Saturday plans: signed up (without asking) for a daddy-daughter ballet classDaughter nearing age two (birthday on the 27th)The Bunny Hive ExperienceDescription of The Bunny Hive in OdessaPrograms: music, free play, sensory activities, socializationToddler ballet class detailsAbout five kidsBallet bar, songs, simple movementsPre-Class Expectations & AnxietyHesitation and fear of a toddler meltdownOverstimulation: new kids, faces, environmentBackup plan: bringing Kristen for emotional supportThe Outfit RevealDiscovery of pre-planned outfitsDaughter in pink tutu and leotardDad matching in a pink shirt and shortsRealization: there was an outfit, despite initial denialThe Class ItselfDaughter initially bolts for the doorSlowly warms upPrefers music and hand-holding over ballet barSimple dance moves with dadButterfly wings added for extra cutenessBig TakeawaysShe eventually enjoys herselfSeeing daughter socialize and adapt“This won't be the last unexpected girl-dad moment”Reminder to enjoy these early yearsWrap-UpShoutout to The Bunny Hive staffJoke: “Basically an expert in ballet now” Segment 2: Airport Wedding at Tampa InternationalTopic: Officiating a surprise airport weddingOpening Hook“History was made at Tampa International Airport”Declaration of involvement in a first-of-its-kind momentThe Wedding SetupOrdained pastor and legal officiant (license renewed!)Friends Marshall and LeahDecision to skip big weddingSmall group (about 10 people)Location: under the iconic flamingo, PhoebeCeremony DetailsClarifying location: by the flamingo's headPersonalized speechHumor about hangoversGenuine reflections on their relationshipShort and sweet ceremony (~10 minutes)Public ReactionAirport staff noticingAirport employee taking photosPassersby cheering during the kissThe Big MistakeForgot the ring exchangeRings pulled out after the kissAwkward but funny recoveryRings eventually exchanged properlyWardrobe MomentFlamingo sport coatPink shirtPalm tree hatFully committed to the themeAftermathCouple heads straight through securityHoneymoon in St. ThomasTexts confirming they loved the ceremonyBig celebration planned after they returnReflectionWedding perfectly matched the couple's personalityLove for unconventional, meaningful momentsJoke about not being invited on the honeymoonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1: POP CULTURE POP QUIZFormat: Launa quizzes J.R. & KevinQuestion 1: Taylor Swift TriviaLongest-running #1 hit (9 weeks) from Life of a ShowgirlKevin answers correctlyReaction: surprise + praise for actually listeningQuestion 2: Maddie & Tae – Tour StatusTrue/False: Despite breakup rumors, are they still touring?Confirmation:Yes, touring in 2026Tampa show at Janus on February 19Brief praise of their talent and live showsQuestion 3: Star Search RebootJudges revealed:Sarah Michelle GellarChrissy TeigenJelly RollDiscussion:Netflix rebootJelly Roll's motivational personalityCommentary on too many talent showsQuestion 4: Prince Music ResurgenceSongs from Purple Rain used in:Stranger Things finaleReaction:Love for the song placementPraise for the emotional impactQuestion 5: Jason Aldean New MusicThree new songs releasedDuet “Easier Gone” featuring:His wife, Brittany AldeanQuick background:Brittany's American Idol historyRecognition of her vocal talentQuestion 6: Tom Brady Yacht RumorWho was he spotted with?Influencer Alix EarleReactions:Age gap commentaryTikTok/influencer culture discussionLight jokes and disbelief SEGMENT 2: GIRL DAD DIARIESTheme: Parenting stories from a dad's perspectiveStory SetupJ.R. introduces the “Girl Dad Diaries” conceptStory about daughter Parker (almost 2 years old)The Bunny HiveParker attends:Music classesFree play and socializationMom group dynamic:Moms' clubGroup chatsCoffee meetupsParker adjusting to loud music and new environmentThe Plot Twist: Daddy-Daughter Ballet ClassKristin signs J.R. up—without warningSaturday morning ballet class for dads and daughtersJ.R.'s reaction:ShockReluctanceHumor and mild panicJ.R.'s ConcernsNeither dad nor daughter knows balletLevel of participation unclearFear of tutus and awkward dancingBeing surrounded by dads he doesn't knowKevin's PerspectiveShares similar experiences:Father-daughter dancesBeing the only dad at kids' partiesReassurance:This is just the beginningComes with being a girl dadSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Segment IntroductionTease the mystery: listener is confused after a seemingly great dateIntroduce Sam and his situation 2. Sam's Side of the StorySam explains:Went on a date with Angie at Seasons 52Date went really wellPositive, engaging conversationDiscussed plans for a second dateThe problem:Angie stopped respondingSam is genuinely confused and doesn't know what went wrong 3. Calling AngieHosts explain they've contacted AngieAngie is brought on the lineHosts reassure her and explain the purpose of the callAngie agrees to answer a few questions 4. Angie Explains What Went WrongAngie reacts emotionally (“I can't believe I have to say this”)The reveal:Sam paid for the date using his mom's credit cardDetails:Server confirmed the card belonged to “Diane” (Sam's mom)Sam openly admitted it was his mom's cardSam said his mom lets him use it for dates, clothes, and expensesAngie's reaction:Finds it inappropriate for a man in his mid-30sSees it as a major red flagQuestions Sam's independence and financial responsibility 5. Sam Joins the ConversationSam is brought on the lineHis defense:His parents are well-offHis mom insists he use her credit cardShe likes earning pointsHe doesn't see the issueConfirms:He has a full-time jobHe also has his own credit cardStill prefers using his mom's when offered 6. Host Mediation & Follow-Up QuestionsHosts press Sam:Why not use his own money?What does he spend his own income on?Would he use his own card if it meant another date?Sam's responses:Continues to justify using his mom's cardDoesn't fully commit to changing the behavior 7. Angie's Final DecisionAngie explains her stance clearly:Sees “mama's boy” and dependency vibesNot comfortable continuingHosts ask:Is there any scenario where she'd reconsider?Angie's answer:Firm noShe's done 8. Wrap-Up with SamHosts give Sam a chance for final wordsSam expresses disappointment but accepts the outcomeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. The Viral IdeaIntroduce the Instagram post by content creator Jake ClayCentral claim:People you've shared workplace misery with may be closer to you than lifelong friends, siblings, or even spousesPose the core question:Who are your real closest friends—and why? 2. Trauma Bonding at WorkExplain the concept of “trauma bonding” in professional settingsExamples of high-stress jobs:FirefightersPolice officersNurses and doctorsKey idea:Only people who've been through the same stress truly understand itShared hardship creates deep emotional bonds 3. Personal Workplace ExperienceReflect on joining the job during a turbulent time:COVID hitting shortly after startingCompany-wide pay cutsMajor leadership changesBehind-the-scenes dramaEmphasize how shared instability and uncertainty brought coworkers closer 4. From Coworkers to Best FriendsShift from theory to personal realization:“According to this logic… you're actually my best friends”Playful moment of realization:“We just became best friends”Include acknowledgment of multiple coworkers in that bond 5. Comparing Work Friends vs. Outside FriendsSpending more time with coworkers than:SpousesLongtime friendsVenting and emotional sharing at work:Home life frustrationsDaily stressThings not shared with other friendsAcknowledge existing friendships—but recognize they're different 6. Perspective CheckClarify:Gratitude for having a fun, low-stress job overallNot equating the job to life-or-death professionsReinforce the universal takeaway:Every job has pressurePeople who do the same work understand those pressures best 7. Relatability & HumorLight jokes about:Spending more time with coworkers than partnersPartners “complaining” about itWeekend hangouts and blurred lines between work and personal life 8. Friendship Reality CheckPlayful contradictions:Calling someone a best friend but not having met their child yetBanter about:Birthday partiesScheduling conflictsMaking time for each other now that the “best friend” label is officialSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Cold Open / HookTease a bizarre news story that went viralMention seeing it on Instagram and then on the newsSet up Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd's “Monday morning briefing”Promise laughter and confusion Segment 2: The Grady Judd Arrest StoryIntroduce the arrest in Polk CountyDescribe the setting: construction site, lone man in a vehicleSheriff Judd's colorful description:Red lace braProsthetic silicone “breastesses”G-stringHosts react to the phrasing and Judd's deliveryHighlight the deputies' realization that something is off Segment 3: The Twist – It's DangerousReveal the gun hidden under the prostheticsDiscuss the charge: armed trespassingThe suspect's explanation:Claims he's headed to a costume partyCan't say where the party isSheriff Judd's humorous commentaryHost reactions to:The “costume party” excuseThe overall absurdity of the situation Segment 4: Why Grady Judd Is So EntertainingPraise his storytelling and detailDiscuss why his briefings go viralReflect on how unusual situations like this stick with peopleWrap up the story with laughter and disbelief Segment 5: Transition – From Weird News to AIShift topics to ChatGPT and artificial intelligenceAcknowledge mixed feelings about AIExpress skepticism: “Everything feels fake now” Segment 6: ChatGPT Picks a Baby NameIntroduce the Maryland couple using ChatGPT to name their babyBaby's name:Hudson Oakley WinklerDiscuss:Why they used AIHow unusual that feels compared to family namesNote the baby being the first born in 2026 in their town Segment 7: What If ChatGPT Named Us?Hosts experiment with ChatGPT-generated middle namesExamples:Kevin Ebel:AlexanderJamesMichaelCompare to his real middle name (Bradley)Jon Jaus:MichaelAlexanderWilliamObservations about ChatGPT's naming preferences Segment 8: Launa's AI Name ResultsUse Launa Phillips as the test nameChatGPT categories:Classic and timelessSoft and feminineUnique but not overpoweringStrong and elegantResults discussed:Launa Sky PhillipsLauna Rose PhillipsLauna Grace PhillipsPlayful debate over which fits bestRadio-name potential Segment 9: Real Name Reveal & Wrap-UpReveal Launa's real middle name: LuanneReflect on how parents did a great job without AILighthearted commentary on names and identityEnd with laughs and appreciation for the discussionSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I. Opening Segment: Setting the StageIntroduce the idea of making predictions for 2026Focus specifically on country musicFrame the big question:Which country artists are about to make a major career jump?Acknowledge established superstars:Morgan Wallen, Luke CombsNote that they're already at peak levelsShift focus to younger or emerging artists II. Prediction #1: Launa's PickArtist: Tucker WetmoreFirst artist that comes to mind for LaunaSeen firsthand at the QYK Guitar PullKey discussion points:Already has a strong followingFeels like “we've only seen the tip of the iceberg”Prediction that he'll become the next country superstarSupporting reasons:Strong live performancesExposure from the Thomas Rhett tourLikeable personalityFan appeal (especially with female audiences)Style and image help—but music quality is the foundation III. Prediction #2: Kevin's PickArtist: Ella LangleyConsidered alongside Chase MatthewWhy Ella stands out:Momentum feels right for a big leap“Choosing Texas” highlighted as a breakout songTwo successful duets with Riley GreenDiscussion points:Already having hits, but ready for the next levelFeels like a turning point heading into 2026Honorable mention:Chase Matthew as a close second IV. Prediction #3: Surprise Comeback PickArtist: Florida Georgia Line (FGL)Bold prediction: FGL reunites in 2026Evidence fueling the prediction:Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard publicly reconnectingPodcast appearances and social media hintsPast statements explaining the splitDiscussion points:Brian Kelley explored solo careerTyler Hubbard stayed successful but not a headline-level solo actFGL's catalog of massive hits still resonatesDebate:Will they be bigger than before?Likely not bigger—but still massiveComparisons:Brooks & Dunn reunion successConclusion:FGL reunion would be lucrative and fan-drivenHigh-energy shows, upbeat catalog, strong nostalgia factor V. Dream Scenario SegmentFun hypothetical:FGL, Ella Langley, and Tucker Wetmore tour togetherLighthearted banter about:Being “ahead of the curve”Having a finger on the pulse of country music VI. Topic Shift: Dry JanuaryIntroduce Dry January as a popular trendKey stats:15–35% of drinkers participate90% do it for health reasons73% do it to save moneyHealth benefits discussed:Better sleepImproved moodWeight lossMore energyLower cholesterolReduced diabetes riskLower blood pressure VII. Personal Experiences with Dry JanuaryObservations of friends attempting Dry JanuarySocial media humor about “dry” meaning empty glassesPersonal story:One Dry January turned into a full year without drinkingCurrent habits:Casual drinking, not dailyNo strong need for Dry January now VIII. Introduction of “Damp January”Define Damp January:Not cutting alcohol entirelyLimiting to one or two drinks per weekReaction and humor:Visible shock at the “one or two drinks per week” rulePurpose of Damp January:Moderation, not deprivationEvaluating one's relationship with alcoholClarification:Not meant for serious alcohol problemsMore for casual drinkersSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I. Opening HookQuick recap: “Remember what happened at the Coldplay concert?”Set the scene: Gillette Stadium, BostonTease why this moment went viral and why people are still talking about itII. What Happened on the Kiss CamKiss cam lands on Astronomer CEO and Head of HR, Kristen CabotDescription of the awkward hug caught on cameraChris Martin's onstage comment: “Either you're having an affair or you're very shy”Confirmation that it was an affairIII. The Viral FalloutVideo explodes on TikTok (100+ million views)Public reaction and nonstop online attentionBoth individuals step down from their roles at AstronomerIV. Kristen Cabot Speaks OutFirst public comments to The New York TimesKey quote:“I made a bad decision… I had a couple High Noons and danced and acted inappropriately with my boss”Her claim of accountability and “paying the price” with her careerV. Questionable Claims & Public SkepticismShe says it was not a physical relationshipClaims it was the first time anything like this happenedHosts' reaction: skepticism based on body language and contextVI. Relationship Status DetailsKristen reveals she was separated from her husbandTimeline: separation reportedly filed in AugustQuestions about whether the CEO was actually separatedDiscussion of alleged dishonesty on his partVII. The Irony & Embarrassment FactorKristen reflects on being Head of HR involved in a workplace scandalQuote about sitting with “heads in our hands”Commentary on how cliché and damaging the situation isVIII. Aftermath & Contact Since the IncidentShe claims they've only communicated in “crisis mode”No personal contact since the incidentAgreement that separating completely is probably bestIX. Social Media PressureLife after going viralBeing recognized everywherePublic demand for more details and explanationsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Act 1: Setting the SceneHosts recap Blake's perspective:Great dinner dateStrong conversation and connectionDiscussion about Blake's daughter and co-parentingBlake expresses confusion and can't identify what went wrong.Hosts explain they've contacted Sarah and she's agreed to come on the show. Act 2: Sarah's PerspectiveSarah confirms she remembers Blake and the date.She admits she doesn't want to continue communication.Initial explanation:They don't “see eye to eye”She doesn't feel they're a good matchHosts probe deeper for clarity. Act 3: The Real Issue RevealedSarah reveals her strong opinion about Blake's parenting.Key conflict:Blake homeschools his daughter while co-parentingSarah explains her stance:Homeschooling is “selfish” and “harmful”Belief that it prioritizes parental control over child developmentClaims children need regular peer interaction to thriveHosts react with surprise at the intensity of her opinion. Act 4: Confrontation On-AirHosts reveal Blake is listening and bring him into the conversation.Blake responds calmly:Wishes Sarah had shared her concerns directlyDefends his parenting choiceExplains homeschooling works well for his daughterSarah escalates:Accuses Blake of stunting his child's growthInsults his parenting and decision-makingClaims his daughter will resent him Act 5: Hosts Step InHosts attempt to de-escalate the situation.Acknowledge Sarah's right to her opinion but push back on her delivery.Ask the final question:Does Sarah want to go on another date with Blake?Sarah clearly says no. Act 6: ResolutionHosts conclude:Thank both parties for participatingSuggest Blake may be better off moving onBlake accepts the outcome.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Intro & Guest WelcomeHosts welcome listeners and introduce Jon PardiMention upcoming live event: The Christmas Show at Hard Rock (Dec. 19)Light, energetic tone to set the mood 2. Life Update: The House BuildQuick check-in on Jon's home construction progressLiving in a “construction zone” (dumpsters, porta potties, finishing details)Humor around transitioning from heavy machinery to “little stuff” 3. The Christmas Show ConceptHow The Christmas Show came togetherInspiration: “Jon Pardi Elvis Show” vibeBig band sound with hornsMixing Christmas songs with major hits (for non-Christmas-music fans)Covers, holiday spirit, and fun without being “too Christmassy”4. Christmas & Family LifeHow kids change your perspective on ChristmasDaughters' favorite songs (Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph, etc.)Holiday traditions (or surviving the chaos as a tradition)Fake tree vs. real tree debateGift-giving, Santa, and last-minute Amazon shopping 5. Road Life & Amazon HumorOrdering gifts from the roadFunny observations about Amazon deliveriesU-Hauls, beat-up cars, and mystery driversLighthearted banter and relatable moments 6. Hanging with Kid RockJon's longtime friendship with Kid RockHow their hangouts have evolved over 10 yearsEarly days: chaos, late nights, music business lessonsNow: dinners, catching up, and calmer vibesStill having “full rock star mode” when needed 7. Wrap-Up & Show ReminderFinal thoughts from JonPraise and appreciation from the hostsReminder: The Christmas Show at Hard Rock on December 19Holiday well-wishes and sign-offSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Opening & Setup (Intro)· J.R. introduces the topic: a frustrating moment at home that sparked the conversation· Brief context:o Blended family dynamicso Three kids in the house: ages 13, 11, and almost 2· Set the tone: honest, relatable, and open to listener advice2. The Incident That Sparked It All· J.R. explains what happened the night before:o J.R. was sick and out of commissiono Dinner dishes left in the kitcheno Normally he does the dishes· Asking the older girls for help:o Simple task: wash dishes and load the dishwashero Reaction from the kids felt extreme and resistant· J.R.'s emotional reaction:o Frustrationo Feeling like something has to change3. The Bigger Question: Why No Chores?· Reflection on responsibilities in the household:o Mom does everything: cooking, cleaning, driving, shoppingo Kids are given what they want and taken everywhere· J.R. questions:o Is it unreasonable to expect kids this age to help?o Is this a parenting issue, a generational issue, or both?· Comparison to host's childhood:o Chores were non-negotiableo If someone cooked, someone else cleanedo Responsibility was just part of life4. Shared Experiences & Self-Reflection· Launa shares:o Their own kids don't do chores eithero Admits it's partly the parents' fault· Reasons chores don't happen:o Busy schedules (sports, homework, showers)o Parents wanting things done quickly and correctlyo Perfectionism and lack of trust in kids doing it “right”· Acknowledgment:o Teaching and training takes timeo Avoidance creates long-term problems5. The Core Parenting Dilemma· Kids enjoy all the benefits of the household without contributing· J.R. asks the audience:o How do you actually get kids to help?o What works beyond “just tell them to do it”?· Discussion of discipline:o Taking away iPadso Why traditional punishments don't feel as effective today· Question of consistency and follow-through6. Listener Call-In AdviceCaller 1: Allowance & Consequences· Chores tied to allowance· Miss a chore → lose money· Lesson: responsibility equals reward· Counterpoint:o Kids don't need money if parents buy everythingCaller 2: Chore Charts & Electronics· Whiteboard chore system· Clear expectations· Rewards for completion, electronics taken away if not doneCaller 3: Teaching Life Skills Early· Kids need to learn how to function in life· Chores taught early and consistently· Emphasis on follow-through:o Empty threats don't worko Parents must stand firm7. Key Takeaways & Reflections· Chores are about:o Responsibilityo Life skillso Respect for the household· Common themes from callers:o Allowances worko Consequences must be realo Parents must be consistent· Acknowledgment that blended families add complexitySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Segment IntroductionIntroduce the topic: a newly released list of Top 10 Christmas Songs to Work Out ToInitial reaction: surprise that people even work out to Christmas musicSet up the discussion: Does holiday music actually motivate workouts?2. General Workout Music PreferencesPersonal workout music choices (rock, high-energy genres)Why music matters during workouts (motivation, pace, energy)Compare traditional workout music vs. Christmas songs3. Countdown: Top 5 Christmas Workout Songs#5 – Michael Bublé “Jingle Bells”Immediate disbelief and humorQuestion whether Bublé fits a workout vibePlayful skepticism about smooth jazz in the gym#4 – Brenda Lee “Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree”Strong positive reactionUpbeat tempo highlightedDiscussion: Would this actually work in a gym setting?Kevin's enthusiasm mentioned#3 – Frank Sinatra “Jingle Bells”Mixed opinionsAppreciation for the song, but doubts about workout suitabilitySinatra's smooth voice vs. workout intensityFunny visual of Kevin singing and dancing along#2 – “Feliz Navidad”Emphasis on upbeat tempoMention of 149 beats per minuteJokes about treadmill workouts and crunchesEncouraging listeners to imagine exercising to it#1 – Mariah Carey “All I Want for Christmas Is You”150 beats per minuteDebate: surprising but undeniably energeticClarify it's not a slow Christmas classicAcknowledge its popularity and workout potentialSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Kevin's Two-Minute DrillA. Game SummaryBucs lose a heartbreaker: 29–28 to the Falcons.Fourth-quarter collapse:Blew a 14-point lead.Defense folded.Baker Mayfield missed two key passes.B. Todd Bowles on the Hot SeatKevin declares: “Goodbye, Todd Bowles… that seat is on fire.”Falcons details:Only 4 wins coming into the game.19 penalties committed.A 37-year-old QB.Kevin's repeated sendoffs: “See ya, Todd. Adios, Todd. Au revoir, Todd. Arrivederci, Todd. Sayonara, Todd.”C. Post-Game ControversyTodd Bowles blames the players, throwing them under the bus with strong language.Kevin highlights how harsh and unnecessary the comments were.D. Baker Mayfield's PerformanceRough fourth quarter:One interception.Missed a winning-drive throw.Baker's post-game remarks:Takes accountability: “It's our fault. It's my fault.”E. A Bright SpotMike Evans returns strong:6 catches, 132 yards.But not enough to save the game.F. Next WeekMust-win game vs. the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte.Game time: Sunday at 1 PM on FOX. 2. Post-Drill DiscussionA. Hosts ReactHosts comment that Kevin's “two minutes” was more like five.Agreement that Todd Bowles throwing players under the bus was uncalled for.Concerns about coaching strategy and season-long issues.B. Season OutlookRemaining schedule: Panthers twice, Dolphins once.Hosts predict:Unlikely the Bucs win any of the remaining games.Even if they make the playoffs, they won't win a playoff game.Discussion about whether the Glazers would fire Todd Bowles mid-season.Historically, they've never done it.Hosts believe it should happen but probably won't until season's end.C. Locker Room ConcernsHosts believe Bowles may have lost the locker room entirely.Predict continued struggles due to lack of cohesion and confidence.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. BACKSTORY: BRETT'S SIDEBrett reports he had a great dinner with Alicia.He paid, acted like a gentleman, and felt the conversation was normal and smooth.No arguments, awkward moments, or red flags — yet communication fizzled afterward.They've been playing phone tag with no actual connection.He doesn't understand why she's gone quiet.Hosts call Alicia, and she answers. 2. BRINGING IN ALICIAHosts greet Alicia and ask permission to talk on-air.Alicia confirms she knows it's about a date with Brett.Hosts share Brett's take: he likes her and wants to see her again. 3. ALICIA'S REASONS FOR BACKING OFFMain issue: Alicia says Brett hasn't shown any real effort after the date.Details:No flowers, chocolates, small gifts, or gestures.Doesn't like or comment on her very active Instagram posts.Feels he's not giving her the attention she deserves.She interprets his lack of online engagement as lack of interest.Hosts ask for clarification:She says he could have sent something to her office.She also didn't like that he asked, “Are you busy Thursday?” instead of making clear, intentional plans.She sees that as lazy. 4. BRETT JOINS THE CALLBrett is surprised and a bit shocked at her expectations.He apologizes if he made her feel unimportant.He explains he was trying to make plans by checking her availability.Alicia calls that an excuse and insists he wasn't making “real plans.”Hosts attempt to mediate, pointing out that Brett is clearly trying—he even called them for help.Alicia finds that a little “desperate,” but acknowledges it shows effort. 5. DEFINING THE EXPECTATIONSHosts ask Alicia to clearly explain what Brett must do to earn a second date.Alicia: he needs to show more effort — attention, interest, meaningful actions.Hosts ask if Brett's steps so far count: she says it's “a step in the right direction,” but not enough on its own.Brett confirms he still wants to see her again. 6. NEGOTIATING A SECOND DATEAlicia agrees to try again—but Brett must prove he deserves another chance.Brett jokingly asks if he should mail her a formal invitation.Alicia says she just wants evidence he's genuinely interested.Hosts propose a solution:They'll help Brett plan a solid date.They'll pick a great location.The show will pay for it.Both agree.Alicia adds: he should also like a couple of her Instagram photos.Brett reluctantly agrees.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Countdown: Top 10 Most Loved Brands of 2025#10 — Olive GardenBreadsticks! Endless salad.General excitement.#9 — Mountain Mike's PizzaNot a local option for the hosts.Quick note that it's a national brand.#8 — Texas RoadhouseAcknowledgment of local locations, including new ones.Share personal experiences.#7 — Nothing Bundt CakesSurprise at the ranking.Reactions to the popularity of the brand.#6 — BJ's Restaurant & BrewhousePraise for the food.Mention the famous Pizookie dessert.#5 — In-N-Out BurgerNot available locally, but loved by those who grew up with it.Funny note about order 67 being removed due to customers' antics.#4 — First WatchGreat breakfast spot.Hosts discuss visiting frequently.Quick mention of bar options (bottomless mimosas?).#3 — BBQ Chicken (all lowercase)Not familiar in Florida.Quick commentary on unknown brands on the list.#2 — Trader Joe'sHosts don't shop there because it's not nearby.Talk about its cult-like fan base.#1 — Dave's Hot ChickenHighlighted as the #1 most loved brand.Hosts discuss:New locations popping up everywhere.Traffic chaos near locations.Surprising fact: Drake and Samuel L. Jackson invested, helping its explosive growth.Clarify it's Dave's, not Drake's Hot Chicken.Personal desire to try it.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1 — Setting the StageQuestion posed: “Are these the worst Christmas songs of all time?”Hosts clarify their relationship with Christmas music:One listens only occasionally (tree decorating, Christmas morning).One avoids it entirely—would rather plug their ears. SEGMENT 2 — Reviewing the List (Song by Song)1. “I Never Knew the Meaning of Christmas” – NSYNCSome familiarity.Reaction: “It's whatever… I get why it's on the list.”2. “Cherry, Cherry Christmas” – Neil DiamondCo-host's childhood connection (mom's album, first concert).Agreement: belongs on the “worst” list.3. “Don't Shoot Me Santa” – The KillersNeither host knows it.Judged purely by title: immediate “no.”4. “Dominic the Donkey” – Lou MonteImmediate agreement: belongs on the list.One host has never heard it.5. “Funky Funky Christmas” – New Kids on the BlockReactions: sounds awful, questionable attempt at creating an original Christmas hit.6. “Santa Baby” – Michael BubléDiscussion about the original (Eartha Kitt).Disagreement: Bublé can sing—should it really be on the list?7. “I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas”One host doesn't hate it.Other host is glad they've avoided it.8. “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer”Strong reaction: “Worst Christmas song of all time.”Always gets turned off instantly.9. “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus” – Jackson 5Debate: cute classic vs. slightly “risqué.”10. “The Christmas Shoes” – NewSongBoth hosts OUT.Described as sad, slow, and “not the best.”11. “Wonderful Christmastime” – Paul McCartneyDivisive!One host loves it: “He's a Beatle—come on!”The other thinks he should've stuck to Beatles songs.12. “Do They Know It's Christmas?” – Band AidDiscussion about the big lineup: Bono, George Michael, Sting, etc.Despite the star power, hosts find it just “okay.”13. “The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)” – Alvin & The ChipmunksChildhood nostalgia for one host.A one-listen-per-day max.Other host fully checks out and stares at the studio TV. SEGMENT 3 — Launa's Christmas Music StanceReiterates: doesn't hate Christmas, just the music.Tree decorating soundtrack? → Breaking Benjamin, not Christmas music. SEGMENT 4 — Bonus Mention“Christmas Cookies” – George StraitControversial take: maybe not his best song.“Don't ever say that about the King!”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1: Arrival in Key WestA. Early morning flightGroup of 15 guys, 10 sharing an Airbnb.Arrive around 9 A.M., Airbnb not ready until 4.Solution: Backpacks on, bar-hopping begins immediately.B. First impressionsLocals keep asking: “Are you guys coming or going?”Group: “Just got here — ready to have a good time.” SEGMENT 2: The House & The GroupA. The Airbnb situationSurprisingly not trashed despite 10 dudes.Only casualty: leaving behind a fridge full of beer.B. House logisticsSome guys in hotels, most in the house.Doing headcounts each morning to make sure everyone survived. SEGMENT 3: HIGHLIGHT — The Guinness Chugging LegendA. Irish Kevin's barOne of the best bars in Key West.Guests go on stage to chug Guinness for time.B. The challengeWoman does it in ~5 seconds.Another contestant: ~4 seconds.The bachelor, Marshall, steps up…C. Marshall's moment of gloryChugs a full Guinness in 1.94 seconds — breaks the posted record.Group erupts. Marshall becomes instant celebrity.D. Return trip to check the recordLater that night: record still standing.A huge “corn-fed” bachelor challenges Marshall to a chug-off.E. Round 2 showdownIrish Kevin's performer says he's “betting on Marshall.”Whiskey poured into Guinness as an extra challenge.Marshall crushes him again.Wins bragging rights, possibly a shirt or free beer. SEGMENT 4: Poolside MishapsA. Saturday morning roll callEveryone accounting for themselves.Suddenly spot Ryan passed out next to a pool chair.B. The consequencesRyan: “I was comfortable all night.”Reality: Wakes up covered in massive mosquito bites.Only guy who slept outside the entire weekend. SEGMENT 5: Travel DisastersA. Sunday departuresGroup splits: flights to Tampa and St. Pete.Most are home by noon.B. The delayed flight guyOne friend's flight (Allegiant) gets delayed repeatedly:9:30 → 11:30 → ???No one hears if he ever actually left Key West.Group assumes they are “down one man.”C. The guy who missed the flight on the way thereOversleeps, runs to airport… realizes he forgot all his luggage.Had to take a later flight.Spent the weekend in basically two outfits anyway. SEGMENT 6: The AftermathA. Marshall loses his voiceAttempts to call fiancée but sounds like a broken kazoo.She was also celebrating with her own event back home.B. Return to realityHost shows up to work Monday, surprisingly early.Co-host expected a “I'm wrecked” text that never came.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. INTRO SEGMENTHosts set the stage for today's Second Date Update.Quick recap:Tyler met Anna online.They had their first date at Olive Garden.Tyler thought it went great but Anna never responded afterward.Hosts question whether anything strange happened on the date.Tyler insists it was normal and he wants answers. 2. CALLING ANNAProducer Kevin reaches Anna and brings her on the line.Hosts thank her for joining and explain Tyler is confused about being ghosted.Anna hesitates — says her reason is embarrassing.Hosts encourage honesty; assure her Tyler really wants to know. 3. TYLER JOINS THE CALLTyler is patched in to hear Anna's explanation.Anna reluctantly shares the truth:She was extremely distracted because Tyler's nose hairs were long, thick, and protruding.She compares them to a “Christmas tree” coming out of his nose.Says she couldn't focus on the date or even remember what he looked like—only the nose hairs. 4. REACTIONS & TENSIONHosts react with surprise and humor.Tyler is embarrassed but says he can “take care of that.”Anna doubles down:Says even her 90-year-old grandfather trims his nose hair.Questions how Tyler didn't notice.Suggests it's a sign he ignores other things in life.Tyler feels Anna is being unnecessarily harsh.Anna argues he forced her into discussing it publicly. 5. BREAKDOWN OF COMMUNICATIONTension escalates:Anna questions Tyler's awareness.Tyler protests the insults.Hosts attempt to de-escalate.It becomes clear:There is no chance of a second date. 6. RESOLUTIONHosts confirm both parties do not want to see each other again.Anna repeats she never wants to see “those nose hairs” again.Tyler tries to lighten the mood with humor (“Now I know why my nose is never cold.”)Hosts wrap up with light commentary about the situation.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1 — The Journey to the Party • The Drive45-minute trek in rush-hour traffic.First time attending a Beasley company Christmas party since 2020.• Dress Code ConfusionTheme: “Christmas chic with a touch of Vegas.”J.R. chooses a tuxedo jacket, black shirt, jeans, nice boots.Lots of compliments — representing the station well.• Who Showed UpOnly J.R. and KC from QYK in attendance.Shock from coworkers that J.R. actually did his hair. SEGMENT 2 — The Party Atmosphere • Venue VibesHeld at “Win Derby,” formerly “Derby Lane.”Restaurant/bar area near the station.• The DrinksDrink tickets distributed by Marc from sales.J.R. jokes he could take him if he needed more tickets. SEGMENT 3 — The Chaotic Karaoke Contest• A Rocky StartNo karaoke machine — contestants must pull lyrics on their own phones.DJ plays instrumental tracks only.Slow songs dominate early performances.• J.R. Steps InDecides to “liven things up.”Performs his go-to karaoke track: “Country Girl (Shake It For Me)” by Luke Bryan.Crowd goes wild — fan-voted contest narrows down to:J.R. vs. Valerie from Maxima (who performs a Bad Bunny song).• The TiebreakerJ.R. strategizes with coworkers Rich and Davi.Chooses a crowd-pleaser: “Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy” by Big & Rich.The crowd votes… J.R. wins!• The Trophy RevealA hilariously homemade “macaroni-and-fork” trophy.Official title: “Macaroni Radio Karaoke Award.”QYK now holds bragging rights for one year. SEGMENT 4 — Bonus Wins & Party Highlights • Line Dancing HeroJ.R. teaches line dancing.Wins a $50 gift card to Noble Crust.• Planned 45 Minutes → Stayed 2.5 HoursJ.R. unexpectedly becomes the life of the party. SEGMENT 5 — Who Got the Drunkest? • Pre-party PredictionsCandidates: Sales, Programming, Promotions, HR.• The WinnerWinner: Promotions, specifically the sweet woman who helped with the cash contest.She had “4 or 5 Jamesons” and was on fire.• The ChaosShe:Dropped it like it's hot on the dance floor.Heckled the karaoke results (“Maxima should've won!”).Got called out on the mic by big boss Ron: “You need to chill out.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1: “The Drunk Raccoon Chronicles”A. SetupJ.R. asks Launa what's newLauna opens with: “Did you hear about the raccoon?”Immediate confusion and curiosityB. Story BreakdownRaccoon breaks into a Virginia liquor storeKnocks bottles off shelvesDrinks gin/whiskey off the floorLater found passed out in the bathroom, arms stretched out like a college student on a rough nightStore posts pictures on social mediaReactions from the hostsShockLaughterCuriosity about Launa's social media algorithm (“drunk raccoon” content) SEGMENT 2: “Launa's Electric Scooter Disaster”A. SetupLauna announces: “You warned me… and it finally happened.”B. The StoryPost-Thanksgiving hangout at a friend's houseHouse is only 10 doors downDecision to ride electric scooter instead of walkingTito's vodka packed in a backpack “for safety”Ride over is fineLeaving at night on an inclineClips the curb → full send → face-first wipeoutRockstar-level crash witnessed by her boyfriend Paul and friend JoeyC. The Damage ReportKnee banged up for daysScrapes like a 10-year-oldHand torn upHosts ask if she felt anything → she did NOTPaul dying laughingLauna still rides the scooter homeD. AftermathNext morning pain = “brutal”Rethinking electric scooter ownershipHosts tease her about ignoring warningsImportant detail: No Tito's was harmed in the accidentBottle was already empty anywaySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. THE BACKSTORY: A NIGHT OUT + A DAREMan goes out drinking with friends 30 years ago.Friends dare him to swallow a plastic cigarette lighter.Hosts joke:“That's smart.”“How do you just assume it passes? Wouldn't you notice?”Conversation about what would happen if you swallowed something that big.Banter about whether anyone checks their BMs that closely.“A lighter? That would hurt coming out!” 2. THE DISCOVERY — 30 YEARS LATERNow 67 years old, the man experiences abdominal pain and bloating.He goes to the doctor for scans.Doctors find a foreign object but can't identify it.Emergency procedure attempted, but removal is difficult:Object is smooth and slippery.They can't grasp it easily. 3. THE BIG REVEALDoctors show the man the scan images.Man realizes: “Oh my gosh…30 years ago, I swallowed a lighter during a dare!”He had assumed it passed through his system at the time—but it didn't. 4. REMOVAL + SHOCKING DISCOVERYDoctors finally remove the lighter during an endoscopy.They notice:The lighter's exterior was corroded by stomach acid.But it still had gas inside.And yes…they try it.The lighter still works — after 30 years inside a human stomach. 5. HOST REACTIONS & HUMOR“Unbelievable.”Jokes about how he didn't notice for 30 years.Banter about blaming stomach aches on “bad Chinese food.”Discussion about whether people in China say “I had bad Chinese food.”Reactions to how shocking it is that the lighter was still functional.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Intro SegmentIntroduce the theme: “99.5 QYK buys your Christmas!”Mention partnership with Kemp Law Group.Introduce the fun nickname: “Stacy Kemp, now known as Stacy Claus!”Brief overview of the holiday giveaway:Daily name callouts at 8 AM.Listeners can sign up at 995QYK.com. 2. Today's Featured Listener: Introducing Melissa GoodmanAnnounce the first selected name for the day: Melissa Goodman from Oldsmar.Read Melissa's submission:Newly single mom raising two boys.Boys in baseball; oldest in high school marching band.Struggling financially: late rent, living paycheck-to-paycheck.Birthdays around the holidays.Wants to provide a special Christmas after a tough year.Winning $1,000 would make a huge difference. 3. Call to ActionEncourage listeners:“If you know Melissa, text her now!”Give the call-in number: 800-992-1099.Remind her she has 9 minutes to call back. 4. Live Call Segment – Melissa Calls InHosts celebrate that Melissa called back in time.Conversation highlights:Melissa confirms she heard her name.Hosts acknowledge her tough year and her love for her kids.The big news: QYK and Kemp Law Group are buying her Christmas!Melissa receives $1,000.Emotional gratitude from Melissa. 5. What the Boys Want for ChristmasMelissa shares:Oldest wants top-tier AirPods.Youngest wants the “coolest sneakers like his big brother.”Hosts react to expensive wish lists.Melissa relieved that the prize will help make it possible. 6. Closing the CallHosts thank Melissa for being a loyal listener.Melissa expresses appreciation for the show.Transition to next segment: “Hang on so we can get your info!”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Background SetupCraig's Situation: Works with Tanya.Hasn't hung out outside of work.Wants to invite her to Friendsgiving because her family is out of town.Craig's Challenge: Asking people out isn't his strength, so he asked the show for help. 2. The Call with TanyaInitial Contact: Tanya agrees to talk but doesn't know why.Reveal: Hosts tell Tanya someone at work is interested in her.Bring Craig on the line.Craig's Pitch: Compliments Tanya (smart, hardworking).Invites her to Friendsgiving.Tanya's Reaction: Shocked and awkward about being on the radio.Concerned about workplace dynamics.Reveals Craig is her manager (adds tension).Hosts' Commentary: Light humor about company dating policies.Emphasize Craig's promise to keep it casual. 3. ResolutionTanya's Decision: Hesitant but agrees to go if Craig keeps it casual.Hosts Wrap-Up: Encourage them to enjoy Friendsgiving.Tease follow-up for listeners. 4. Closing SegmentHosts Reflect: “Was that really casual? Craig definitely has feelings!”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Setting Up the TopicMention a recent survey about which traditional dishes people think should disappear from Thanksgiving.Introduce the idea that each host has their own controversial Thanksgiving food opinions. 2. Host Opinions: Overrated DishesA. Cranberry Sauce DebateJ.R.: “Cranberry sauce has got to go.”Launa: Strong disagreement—“You can't eat turkey without cranberries!”Playful argument:Launa proudly announces they're bringing four cans of cranberry sauce to Thanksgiving.J.R. jokingly refuses to attend their dinner.Short sidebar: Why people love or hate cranberry sauce. B. Stuffing: Mystery Food?Launa reveals she doesn't eat stuffing—historically grossed out by not knowing what's in it.Host reactions:Surprise: “Eyeballs and teeth? Really?”Discussion on how people prepare stuffing differently.Launa admits she likes it now, but still skeptical. C. Green Bean Casserole: The Clear “Winner”Kevin names green bean casserole as his overrated dish.Reveal the survey: 40% of people say green bean casserole should be removed from Thanksgiving.Group reactions:Not a green bean fan? Hard pass.Complaints about the French fried onions on top.Some will eat it—but scrape the onions off. D. Other Survey MentionsCranberry sauce: 35% of people say it should go.Sweet potatoes/yams: 16%—hosts debate this:Some love them.Some don't eat them at all.Discussion about the overabundance of potatoes at many Thanksgiving tables:MashedSweet potatoesScallopedCheesy potatoes (“There are like nine potatoes—how do you choose?") 3. Listener Call-In SegmentA. Caller: RobertRobert says deviled eggs are the most overrated dish.Hosts discuss:Lana likes them.Host is not a deviled-egg person.Robert's favorites: mashed potatoes and frozen corn.Thank the caller.B. Listener TextsSomeone says scalloped potatoes can go.More playful debate on potato overload:Garlic mashedCheesy potatoes with frozen cubes “Not healthy—but delicious!”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Setting the SceneMention the matchup: Buccaneers vs. Rams in Los Angeles.Highlight the stakes: Sunday Night Football, big expectations.Tease Kevin's recap challenge: “Can he break it down in 2 minutes?” Segment 2: Kevin's Two-Minute DrillKevin delivers his rapid-fire recap: Score: Rams 34 – Buccaneers 7.Key moments: Early blowout (21-0), Baker Mayfield injury, Teddy Bridgewater steps in.Clever phrasing: “La La Land turned into Ha Ha Land.”Fantasy football tip: Matt Stafford shines.Lone bright spot: Baker-to-Tez Johnson touchdown. Segment 3: Injury UpdateBaker Mayfield's shoulder sprain, MRI scheduled.Possible QB change: Teddy Bridgewater could start next week.Emotional plea: “Please, Baker, please be okay.” Segment 4: Coach's CommentsTodd Bowles' post-game remarks: “Everything ahead of us… but a lot of work to do.”Discuss tone and implications for the team. Segment 5: Fan Reaction & AnalysisKevin's raw reaction: embarrassment, frustration.Breakdown of defensive failures: Stafford domination.Costly mistakes (Cade Otton's drop leading to defensive TD).Debate: Is Todd Bowles to blame?Segment 6: Looking AheadNext opponent: Cardinals in Tampa (Sunday, 1 PM).Remaining schedule: Panthers (twice), Falcons, Saints, Cardinals, Dolphins.Optimism vs. reality: “They should win all six… if Baker is healthy.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: What's Going On?Describe the phenomenon: Kids shouting “6-7” during play, drills, and even counting exercises.Discuss how widespread it is: Playground, baseball field, everywhere.Light humor: “It's like the new ‘What's up?'—and yes, it's driving parents crazy.” Segment 2: Carrie Underwood's SolutionIntroduce Carrie Underwood's idea: Every time kids say “6-7,” respond with “5309.”Explore why this might work: Peer pressure reversal, breaking the rhythm.Add commentary: “It's going to take all of us to make this stop!” Segment 3: The Musical FixBring in the Tommy Tutone angle: “867-5309” as a fun alternative.Discuss why singing this classic could kill the trend: Kids think it's uncool if parents do it.Bonus: “You're teaching them a great song too!” Segment 4: Will It Last?Reflect on how trends fade: Compare to past fads like “What's up?”Predict when this might disappear.Light banter: “Until someone brings it back in 10 years…”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Setting the Scene Explain the bet: Each host predicted winners in 7 major CMA categories.Whoever gets the fewest correct has to sing the Single of the Year live.If the winning single was a duet, then the bottom two sing together.Build suspense: “Who nailed it? Who's in trouble?” Segment 2: Award Recap & Scoreboard Break down category by category:Single of the YearNominees listed.Winner: You Look Like You Love Me (Ella Langley & Riley Green).J.R. guessed correctly → 1 point.Note: This is the song the losers will sing!Album of the YearWinner: Laney Wilson.Launa guessed correctly → 1 point.New Artist of the YearWinner: Zach Top.Kevin guessed correctly → 1 point.Group of the YearWinner: Red Clay Strays.J.R. guessed correctly → now at 2 points.Male Artist of the YearWinner: Cody Johnson.J.R. guessed correctly → now at 3 points.Female Artist of the YearWinner: Lainey Wilson.Launa guessed correctly → now at 2 points.Entertainer of the YearWinner: Lainey Wilson.Kevin guessed correctly → now at 2 points.Final Tally:J.R.: 3Launa: 2Kevin: 2 Segment 3: The Punishment Reminder of the rule: duet means bottom two sing together.Launa and Kevin will perform You Look Like You Love Me.Reactions: excitement, nervousness, playful banter. Segment 4: Industry Insight & Hot Takes Discuss surprises: Morgan Wallen didn't win a single award.Why? Industry politics, voting process.Share opinions: “Are you surprised? Should Morgan have won Entertainer of the Year?”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Host DiscussionSet Up: “What's that one sentence that changed your perspective?”Examples from Hosts: Lana: “Figure out a way to make money doing something you love.”Listener text: “Ask. If you don't, it's a guaranteed no.”Engage Audience: “We asked you to share yours—let's hear what you said!” Segment 2: Listener CallsCaller 1 (Craig): Advice: “Don't make it your emergency.”Context: Fire chief's wisdomHost reaction: “Great reminder—don't create a bigger problem.”Caller 2 (Amy): Advice: “The grass isn't always greener on the other side. It's green where you water it.”Host reaction: “Love that one!”Caller 3 (Jay): Advice: “Work smart, not hard. The money's better.”Caller 4: Advice: “Don't let someone else's bad attitude determine yours.”Host adds humor: “I remind myself of that every day when I walk in here with Lana!” Segment 3: Wrap-UpRecap Key Advice: Make money doing what you loveAsk, or it's a guaranteed noWork smart, not hardGrass is green where you water itDon't let others' attitudes affect yoursSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Keri's Side Introduce KeriRecap her version of the date: Great dinner in RiverviewAmazing chemistry“One of the best kisses ever”Her confusion: “Why hasn't Andrew called back?”Build suspense: “Let's find out what Andrew has to say…” Segment 2: Andrew's Side Bring Andrew on the lineAsk about the dateAndrew's perspective: “She's cute, nice, but…”Issue: Keri bashed FloridaAndrew's identity as a proud Florida guyKeri's plans to move to AustinAndrew's reasoning: “Why start something if she's leaving?” Segment 3: Confrontation Reveal Keri is on the lineKeri defends herself: Wants to “spread her wings”Says Andrew is judging her unfairlyAndrew responds: “Dates are about judging compatibility”“I can't see a future with someone who hates my home state”Heated exchange: Keri calls Andrew “judgmental”Andrew doubles down on Florida prideKeri throws shade: “Go get a massage after fishing”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.