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DZ is at a loss on what to do with his son moving forward and needs advice. Alley confronts her son about trying to take advantage of her and his response is funny. Is it a jerk move to yell at someone who is smoking in the car with kids? That's the moral dilemma one woman has. DZ's kids broke his couch and he is trying to figure out if he should fix it or cave and buy a new one.

Alley and DZ invite their coworker in to share the therapy she tried, that ended up helping her cope with serious trauma that stemmed from a family death. DZ shares his time at Bucks media day. They discuss the best Halloween candy and you might be suprised which one tops the list this year. DZ gives advice to someone who has a smelly coworker. Is she the jerk for turning down a free service from her friend?

Alley's dog Doug almost died this weekend at the More Than Pink walk. DZ's son calls him out for having the worst favorite color. A woman asks if she's the jerk for screaming WOOHOO when the singer asks “where are all the single ladies at?!” at a concert she attended with her husband. DZ gets an email about someone's ex fiance keeping their stuff after the breakup so he moves it right to the top on What Would DZ Do. What Milwaukee suburb is giving away free Ring cams?

Doug's Diaries returns and Doug met a new family member this week. DZ got his son's school pics back which had everyone feeling nostalgia. Did your parents order pics? A woman asks if she's the jerk after she cheated on her boyfriend. Alley is getting ready to help a local high school with homecoming. DZ gives advice to someone who dated a coworker and doesn't know how to proceed. Ed the IT guy suprises everyone with his mom, live in person from Boston, and everyone couldn't stop listening to the stories she had.

Learn how to coach safeties to become disciplined force and alley defenders who hold the structure of your defense together. Joe Daniel and Daniel Chamberlain break down the Force Fit Drill, the Umbrella Drill, ball up and ball down key reads, and how to teach safeties to set the edge without getting caught by play action. You'll also learn how to adapt the same core safety drills each week to prepare for spread formations, zone read, Flexbone, Wing-T, trips, and other opponent-specific looks without constantly adding new drills. 10:58 - Establishing Safety Roles and Position Naming 15:28 - The Umbrella Run Fit System 19:38 - Force and Alley Defender Assignments 22:43 - Forcing Change of Direction on Outside Runs 27:15 - Defining the Alley Between Spill and Force 28:39 - Free Safety Responsibilities and Run Fills 32:34 - Coverage Package Considerations for Safety Drills 37:00 - Force Fit Drill Ball Up Ball Down Key Read 44:37 - Umbrella Drill Daily Practice Routine 56:26 - Adjusting Safety Drills for Weekly Opponents   How to Develop Safeties That Fit the Run Step 1: Understand the Umbrella Run Fits Before you can build effective safety drills, establish how Spill, Force, Alley and Stay in Coverage work together. Safeties cannot execute their assignments consistently until they understand where they fit into the entire defensive structure. READ: Coach the Umbrella Principle to Get Perfect Run Fits for Your Defense ​ ​Step 2: Define the Job of Your Free Safety Your Free Safety is not simply the deepest defender. Learn how to use him as the Alley defender who ties the Spill and Force players together, while still executing his coverage responsibility on a pass read. READ: How to Coach Your Free Safety to Be the Best Player on Defense Step 3: Teach the Umbrella Drill Turn the run-fit system into a repeatable drill. Teach your safeties the ball up, ball down key read, Force and Alley fits, backside responsibility, and the patience to "Don't Go Till You Know" before triggering aggressively once the read is confirmed. READ: The Most Important Football Drill for Coaching Safeties Step 4: Connect Run Fits to Your Coverage Your safety's alignment and technique will change with the coverage call, but his role in the Umbrella still has to be clear. Learn how Cover 3 uses the overhang Safeties as Force defenders and the Free Safety as an aggressive Alley defender while the Corners Stay in Coverage. READ: How to Coach Football's Cover 3 Defense Step 5: Build Drills That Transfer to Game Day Move beyond collecting drills and build your individual periods around the Alignment, Stance, Key Read and Assignment your players actually execute in games. Progress the drill as your players improve instead of repeating the same disconnected techniques all season. READ: Complete Guide to Coaching Football Drills that Win Games Step 6: Adapt Your Safety Drills to This Week's Opponent Once the base Umbrella Drill is established, change the offensive picture without changing your defensive fundamentals. Use the opponent's formations, backfield alignments, option looks, perimeter screens, play action and top plays so your safeties practice making their normal reads against the pictures they will see on Friday night. DOWNLOAD: What You Need to Know to Build the Ultimate Defensive Football Coaching System ​

KISS Mornings with Alley and DZ - Thursday September 24th, 2026 full 4765 Thu, 24 Sep 2026 14:44:45 +0000 BePAQb36GhNUmdaACDh0n0deUWVmRaXw society & culture Alley and DZ on demand society & culture KISS Mornings with Alley and DZ - Thursday September 24th, 2026 If you missed Alley and DZ this morning on 103.7 KISS-FM – you can catch up with the show here! Every show. Every day. No commercials, no music.    2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture https://player.amperwavepodcast

Alley found out her kids were playing her the whole time. DZ is at a loss on what to do about his sons school bus route. The owner of local store All Goods joins the show for Hispanic Heritage Month and he shares his love for the city and why he opened his store. Is it a jerk move to not wish someone a happy birthday? DZ gives advice to someone who isn't sure how to get their girlfriend to stop being a know it all.

Ever wondered why, and how, some Bar or Restaurant menus just seem to pull you in, while others leave you staring blankly? That's the magic of menu psychology and engineering at work. In this episode, I break down the art and science of designing the perfect bar and restaurant menu that not only showcases your offerings but also guides your guests' choices in subtle, clever ways. Mastering this can turn your Bar or Restaurant into a playground of happy customers and flowing orders.Support the show

Alley is tired of her kids texting her about money, even though she was excited about the reason. DZ checked out his first apple orchard of the season. A man asks if he's the jerk for taunting his wife while she drives. Someone lost money in Milwaukee and posted on social media trying to find it. That led to the question of the day. DZ gives advice to someone who isn't sure if they should partake in the work drama or leave it alone.

Domenica si è votato in due land tedeschi, Meclemburgo-Pomerania Anteriore e Berlino, e in entrambe le elezioni la Cdu del cancelliere Friedrich Merz ha subìto una pesante sconfitta. Con Cosimo Caridi, giornalista, da BerlinoLa presidente del consiglio italiana ha chiuso la festa dei giovani di Fratelli d'Italia a Roma il 20 settembre annunciando una serie di provvedimenti sulla scuola. Con Franco Lorenzoni, maestro e scrittoreOggi parliamo anche di:Eventi • Multi. Viaggio alla scoperta delle culture e delle cotture che ci uniscono https://multiroma.it/Serie tv • Alley cats su NetflixCi piacerebbe sapere cosa pensi di questo episodio. Scrivici a podcast@internazionale.it Se ascolti questo podcast e ti piace, abbonati a Internazionale. È un modo concreto per sostenerci e per aiutarci a garantire ogni giorno un'informazione di qualità. Vai su internazionale.it/abbonatiConsulenza editoriale di Chiara NielsenProduzione di Vincenzo De SimoneMusiche di Tommaso Colliva e Raffaele ScognaDirezione creativa di Jonathan Zenti

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Alley and DZ recap their big live show over the weekend. Is it weird to share your location with your friends? They discuss after a group of men out themselves. Alley's nephew tours a Wisconsin college and he isn't a fan.

Doug's Diaries is back and he tried two new things this week! DZ wants to know why his phone is tracking so much after he discovered something he didn't like. Is it a jerk move to ask someone to put their butt crack away?

Alley and DZ welcome their second guest for Hispanic Heritage Month and she has a big suprise for DZ. Alley has decorations left over but she didn't even go to a party. DZ gives advice to someone who has a hidden camera set up. Is it a jerk move to tell your wife to shut up? One man asks that on Am I The Jerk. DZ visits a school with the Milwaukee Bucks.

A new pint size personality joined the show today and she had a lot of sass. How tall are you and how tall is your family? That led to the question of the day. Is it a jerky move to go on an anniversary trip without your spouse? That's what one listener wanted to know. Ed Sheeran woke up to everyone quitting his tour and they had lots to say about political speech during concerts.

A memorial ride and Celebration of Life are planned for Saturday, Sept. 19th.  More information can be found here: https://kimtopp.com/honoring-kerry-snow-alley/ Kerry's fight has left significant medical expenses behind. Funds are being raised to help cover those expenses and care for the person who spent these last years caring so deeply for her. Learn more here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/honor-kerry-snows-memory It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of my dear friend Kerry Snow-Alley. She is the person whom I credit most with not only introducing me to bikepacking, but also inspiring me to enter my first race in 2018. When I did my first century, she was there. When I did my second century, she was there. The second time I ever went bikepacking was with her. And the first time I raced, she was in the field. Behind the scenes, she was helping me in tangible ways as I navigated new ways to ride my bike and explore the world. Less tangible were the ways she inspired me on a personal level. After my first divorce, she and her husband, Christopher, took in my 6 year old daughter and me while we got back on our feet. During that time, I got to see where the results were really being made: at home, in quiet, and without fanfare. She was dedicated to this life and to putting her best foot forward in everything she did, always with a cheery disposition. On the bike, she was a beast. In 2017, she entered the GranGravel 500 as her first bikepacking race and came in 2nd place in the women's category with a time of 2d 6h 18m. Learning a lot from that experience, she came back the next year and finished 2nd overall, only two hours behind the infamous Indiana Schulz. She finished in 1d 19h 45m — almost 11 hours faster than her 2017 time. Side note: That was also the year I entered the GranGravel 500 — inspired by Kerry. I was a tad bit slower and literally limped into the finish with a time of 3d 10h 8m. Fast forward many years, and the spark and inspiration she instilled in me had turned into a full-blown obsession. Later that year, I'd go on to create Bikes or Death, and a couple of years later, the Texas Showdown Series. In 2024, she signed up for the East Texas Showdown 400 and crossed the finish line 2nd in the women's category and 10th overall, with a time of 1d 13h 46m. Two days after the race, she learned she had Stage 2 breast cancer. For some people, a diagnosis like that might resign them to the couch, but not Kerry. She never let cancer or treatment stop her from living a full life. She continued to work, do CrossFit, and ride her damn bike. In 2025, she again signed up for the ETS 400, this time while undergoing chemo — what she playfully referred to as "Chemo Doping." She wasn't just there to ride. She was there to compete. Two hundred and fifty miles into the race, sitting on the steps of a convenience store in Trinity, she recorded a video saying, "This is the hardest thing I've ever done on a bike, but I came to ride 400 miles and that's what I'm going to do." She and her good friend and training partner, Maegan Fitzgerald, rode straight through two nights, stopping only once for a brief five-minute power nap. When they reached the Bullet Grill, before setting out on the final 68 mile Death Star Loop, Kerry looked like she was in the midst of the hardest ride she'd ever done. I stayed back, gave her space to recuperate, and quietly rooted for her to continue. She did. Kerry and Maegan broke the Death Star into three manageable 23-mile sections. They crossed the finish line together around 3 a.m. Sunday morning, sharing 2nd place in the women's category and finishing 10th overall. After that performance, I took the opportunity to meet Kerry at one of our local mountain bike trails and record a podcast. The original episode, Ep. 200, aired in May of 2025. Over the past couple of days, I re-listened to that conversation and edited it in a way that allows Kerry to shine through even more. I did not edit Kerry. I didn't take out any of her umms or pauses. I just let her shine through. I did take out some of my commentary so that Kerry's story, her spirit, and her voice could be more present. I'm so grateful to have this conversation with her, and I hope it will also be a comfort to those who knew her. If you didn't know Kerry, I hope you'll find inspiration in her story, her accomplishments, and her never-ending optimism — even while fighting for her life. Kerry did not want to be defined by cancer. She was not defined by cancer. It was a part of her journey, but it was not the whole story. So let's remember Kerry for who she was and for the way she inspired us, pushed us, and showed us the way forward. Please join me on today's episode as we take a moment to remember and honor my dear friend, Kerry Snow-Alley. Ride in peace, Kerry. With love, Patrick  

Alley couldn't believe she had to cuss at a teen in a drive thru, but she swears(pun intended) it wasn't her fault. DZ gives advice to someone who got filmed at work and isn't happy about it. Is it a jerk move to date your best friends ex? Alley wants to know how she should travel over the holidays and needs help with the question of the day.

Alley's dog had some medical issues this weekend and she's worried she might have overdone it. DZ gives advice to an adult who lives at home but feels controlled by their parents. Is it a jerk move to tell on your neighbors? Everyone agrees for once on Am I the Jerk. DZ saw a coworker do something nasty in the kitchen and they had to discuss. And one local high schooler used a live animal to ask his girl to homecoming, which led Alley and DZ to ask--How did we get here?

Welcome to a new episode of ASMR Sessions.In this episode, you will hear the rain falling through a quiet city alley.What sounds would you like to hear next time? Leave a comment in the review

The Harley museum had us in our feels this morning when we found out what was being added in honor of September 11th. Alley's new man has been extra spicy lately, but Alley thinks its kinda cute. Both Alley and DZ are unhappy after their company changed their paychecks. DZ gives advice to someone who saw their roomate naked.

Alley and DZ welcome in the founder of Milwaukee's Puerto Rican Fest to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. How often do you wash your sheets? The answers had everyone shocked. Is it a jerky move to ask your date to venmo you for their drink? That's what a man wants to know on Am I the Jerk. DZ gives advice to someone in a long distance relationship who isn't sure if it's worth it. Alley got hit on in front of her son and his reaction to the man was priceless.

In this episode we get to sit down with Alley, co-host of Romantasy Readers, as she bids us farewell as a permanent host in order to continue growing her author business! Alley, also known as the author Alexandria Arden, is in the middle of writing her 4th book as her 3rd book -- a hockey romance called "After Further Review" is headed for release! Between her Thayar Crown series (The Witch Queen, The Shining Prince) and her new hockey romance, Alley has been insanely busy on tour!Hear about her run in with a freak tornado accident recently, how it impacted her business growth, and hear her thoughts on the upcoming ACOTAR 6 and 7 releases!We will miss Alley being here regularly, but she will continue on a guest host whenever she wants! We look forward to this new chapter with Meghan as our new permanent host...and stay tuned because a few changes are coming...

Alley found herself hiding food. What food can you buy that no one around you will eat? That's the question of the day. Alley invites the three new female surgeons in from Illume to chat skin removal, botox and more. DZ shares how his son's first week of Kindergarten went. Is it a jerk move to give someone else's kid chores? And DZ gives advice to someone who had their things stolen from their sisters boyfriend.

DJ Ace returns for Part 2 of his Skipping Class conversation with The Progress Report, continuing his stories from decades of firsthand experience in Atlanta and Southern hip-hop. In this episode, Ace reflects on the lives, careers and legacies of Shawty Lo, Bigga Rankin, Alley Boy, Trouble, Bankroll Fresh, Young Capone, Rich Homie Quan, Lil Keed and T-Hood, sharing personal memories, lessons and stories from his relationships with many of them. He also speaks on knowing Kirk and Rasheeda, his history coming up around Kizzy Rock, and why DJs still have to create their own lane, master the microphone and stay passionate about the culture. On the lighter side, DJ Ace talks about constantly being mistaken for Yung Joc, while also getting comparisons to Jadakiss and Jeezy — and explains why people say he sounds like Gucci Mane.

AC/DC has officially taken over St. Louis, and somehow that's the least dangerous thing happening on today's show.The crew kicks things off with the AC/DC pop-up at Ballpark Village, the massive crowds surrounding the show and Moon remembering the actual AC/DC Lane he visited in Melbourne—complete with murals and enough rock history to make every tribute band immediately reconsider its career choices. Meanwhile, Lern is preparing for AC/DC and the Foo Fighters, who are hitting the stage promptly at 7 p.m. Seriously. Seven. They've only mentioned it approximately enough times to have it tattooed on everyone entering downtown.Then Sexy Time Fun Facts arrives to destroy whatever dignity this funny podcast had left.After wondering how their previous friend-of-the-show with enhancement surgery is recovering, Rizz brings in the much darker story of an influencer who died following a cosmetic penile enhancement procedure in Bangkok. According to the story discussed on the show, the 43-year-old underwent injections intended to increase his girth before developing severe chest pain and collapsing. The crew breaks down what reportedly went wrong, the inherent risks of cosmetic procedures and the unfortunate lesson that sometimes chasing “one last upgrade” is a catastrophically bad idea.This also gives Moon the opportunity to recall seeing what he believes were some truly spectacular cosmetic enhancements in the wild during a cruise. And yes, we're talking about butts now. There's apparently an Ozempic-related “big butt shortage,” Rafe would like everyone to support the cause, and the show briefly considers doing squats in tribute. This is technically health and wellness content if you lower your standards enough.Then we move from physical enhancements to another modern threat to relationships: your stupid phone.A marriage and family therapist's viral list of suspicious smartphone habits has the crew examining the little behaviors that can make your partner wonder what exactly you're hiding. Secret passwords? Phone suddenly face-down when your partner enters? Hiding the device? Changing passcodes without mentioning it? Angling your screen away like you're protecting classified intelligence? Congratulations, you've turned checking Instagram into an episode of Dateline.Lern actually has a legitimate excuse for acting shady around Tim: she was secretly planning his birthday bridge surprise and nearly blew the whole thing when a Marco Polo message started playing while Tim walked into the room. Unfortunately, “I promise I'm hiding something GOOD from you” isn't traditionally the sentence that restores confidence in a relationship.Moon then remembers a touring buddy who apparently forgot to mention one extremely important detail while enjoying Singapore: he was engaged. That omission became significantly more problematic when the tour manager later called him, immediately started discussing his overseas adventures…and discovered the guy's fiancée was sitting beside him on speakerphone.That marriage did not happen. Weird.From privacy screens to password changes, sudden defensiveness and treating your phone like it requires top-secret clearance, the crew reaches the obvious conclusion: smartphones aren't necessarily ruining relationships. Being a shady prick while holding one might be.AC/DC. Questionable enhancements. Giant butts. Secret birthday plans. Singapore disasters. And an alarming amount of discussion about which direction your phone is facing.It's another funny podcast from The Rizzuto Show, proving once again that we can begin with one of the biggest rock bands on Earth and somehow arrive at relationship surveillance and inflatable body parts in under fourteen minutes.Come for the St. Louis rock talk. Stay for the relationship advice absolutely nobody requested from this funny podcast.Follow The Rizzuto Show → linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.Connect with The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast online → 1057thepoint.com/RizzShow.Hear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dan Alley is a Nashville songwriter from Miamisburg, Ohio. He's written for Lainey Wilson, Luke Combs, Jon Pardi, and Drake Milligan, co-wrote Hudson Westbrook's "House Again," and landed his first country radio #1 with Luke Bryan's "Country Song Came On." He's a writer on Luke Combs' current single "Be By You," and is releasing his own music through River House Artists.In this episode, we discuss walking away from a city job, making the leap to write songs in Nashville, Luke Bryan cutting "Country Song Came On,", co-writing "House Again" with Hudson Westbrook, and quitting drinking and finding "High and Dry" on a back porch in Fort Myers. There are, of course, many other stops along the way. --------------------------------------------------This episode is also sponsored by The Graphic Guitar Guys. They create eye-catching custom guitar wraps for some of the biggest artists and festivals in the music industry. Their work is perfect for adding a unique touch to album pre-sale bundles or VIP package items—check them out and discover how they can transform a guitar into a show-stopping work of art.---------------------------------------------------Troy Cartwright is a Nashville-based artist and songwriter originally from Dallas, Texas. His songs have collectively garnered hundreds of millions of streams, and he is currently signed to Big Machine Music for publishing. Cartwright has written songs recorded by Cody Johnson, Lee Brice, Nickelback, Ryan Hurd, Josh Abbott Band, and has upcoming cuts with several A-list artists.New Episodes every Tuesday.Find the host Troy Cartwright on Twitter, Instagram.  Social Channels for Ten Year Town:YoutubeFacebookInstagramTwitterTikTokThis podcast was produced by Ben VanMaarth. Intro and Outro music for this episode was composed by Troy Cartwright, Monty Criswell, and Derek George. It is called "Same" and you can listen to it in it's entirety here.  Additional music for this episode was composed by Thomas Ventura. Artwork design by Brad Vetter. Creative Direction by Mary Lucille Noah.

Alley spent the weekend hitting up a local store she had never been to and DZ gives advice to a single parent who has no support and needs help. Doug the dog had his first issue and Alley found herself loving him even more after the drama. DZ found himself doing something that would have his childhood self in shock. Is it a jerk move to be talking to your ex even though you are in a new relationship?

  Tonight's game needs no introduction, but will get one anyway - “Metroid”.  Released as one of two entries in Nintendo's Adventure Series on the NES (with the other being Kid Icarus), Metroid was initially released on the Famicom Disk System in 1986, then in North America in August of 1987 and later in Europe in January of 1988.   Originally known in development as Space Hunter, Metroid - being a play on words of metro and android, was developed by both Nintendo's R&D1 team and Intelligent Systems Inc.   The pair was responsible for creating such games as Gyromite, Stack Up, Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley and Wild Gunman. Send us Fan MailThe miNEStry founders, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram, seek to inspire their  8-bit parishioners through methodical and ceremonial scrutiny of the library of games on the Nintendo Entertainment System. 

Puntata a cura di Untimoteo.Niente di quello che fa Ricky Gervais è mai davvero banale, anche se il geniale commediante inglese ama ricoprire sistematicamente i suoi prodotti con una patina di ingannevole ordinarietà. Lo abbiamo visto in The Office, con la grigia routine degli uffici di Slough. Lo abbiamo provato sulla nostra pelle con After Life, che dietro la facciata di una commedia provinciale nascondeva una struggente ballata sulla gente comune, sospesa tra l'elaborazione del lutto e la faticosa riscoperta della propria empatia.Oggi Gervais approda per la prima volta da autore al mondo dell'animazione con Alley Cats.La prima stagione consta di 6 episodi da 15 minuti ciascuno. Un minutaggio perfetto per una comicità fatta soprattutto di battute grevi che sembrano uscite direttamente da una serata di sbronze al pub, tenute insieme da una flebile e tenerissima trama orizzontale. “Animazione” è il format del podcast di Mondoserie dedicato alle diverse scuole ed espressioni del genere, dall'Oriente alla scena europea e americana.Dello stesso autore: leggi il nostro articolo su After Life: https://www.mondoserie.it/after-life/ Parte del progetto: https://www.mondoserie.it/  Iscriviti al podcast sulla tua piattaforma preferita o su: https://www.spreaker.com/show/mondoserie-podcast  Collegati a MONDOSERIE sui social:https://www.facebook.com/mondoserie https://www.instagram.com/mondoserie.it/   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwXpMjWOcPbFwdit0QJNnXQ  https://www.linkedin.com/in/mondoserie/ 

Matt and Mikey discuss the upcoming Nightshift Party Weekend V and channel their pure unc energy into screaming at unfamiliar shapes.Check out our Patreon for bonus shows and more!Musical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.” 

Any true Mustang fan knows about Ford's long-running “Mustang Alley” gathering every year during Detroit's massive Woodward Dream Cruise. Technically on a street and not in an actual alley, Mustang Alley stretches a few blocks down East Nine Mile Road where it intersects Woodward Avenue at the very spot the Dream Cruise begins in the suburb of Ferndale, Michigan. While it's sweet to see 700-900 Mustangs angle-parked on both sides of the “alley,” what's even sweeter is to experience the Mustang-loving vibe that this popular event gives off each and every year. It doesn't just come from the cars – but from the owners and fans you'll find there from all corners of the globe. As John and Mike always say, “Everyone has a Mustang Story,” so for this episode, walk along Mustang Alley 2026 with them as they get you the stories behind some of the Ford insiders, known players in the hobby and dedicated owners that they found there on that warm August day. Sit back and follow along to see if you recognize some of the people and the cars that made Mustang Alley 2026 so much fun!

September brings two of Habersham County's most anticipated traditions: the 51st Chattahoochee Mountain Fair and the 38th annual Big Red Apple Festival.In this episode of the Hey Habersham podcast, host Peter Madruga talks with Chattahoochee Mountain Fair General Manager Shelley Tullis about this year's expanded midway, freestyle motocross, Circus Incredible featuring the Wallenda family, livestock shows, contests, live entertainment, rodeo and more.Then, City of Cornelia Community Development Director Noah Hamill previews the Big Red Apple Festival, featuring more than 150 vendors, a kids zone, petting zoo, hayrides to Chenocetah Tower and live music at Fender's Alley.Follow Habersham News on Facebook for local news and community updates: facebook.com/habershamnews, and subscribe to our free weekly newsletter at habershamnews.beehiiv.com.

Before we get started, apologies as this episode is about a day behind. My neighborhood was the one in Detroit that was hit by an EF2 tornado, bringing 115 mph winds, downed trees, and damage. Apologies, and we'll talk more about what happened next week. Main show: As it's Labor Day weekend, we thought we'd bring the fun. Devon O'Reilly joins me as we review Ray's Hometown Bar, the retro-inspired, wood-paneled new spot taking over the former Mr. Dips space in Parker's Alley.  Plus, Devon takes us on a tour of his child-free getaway up north, sharing why he prefers the Little Traverse Bay area — including Petoskey and Bay Harbor — over Traverse City, along with a standout meal at Spring & Porter. Then, we debate the definitive boundaries of where "up north" actually begins in Michigan. Finally, Jer did a bit of a staycation with a rare day off at Greenfield Village, getting into what makes its newest additions like the Stand 44 eatery, the Jackson House, and the reconstructed 1860s Detroit Central Market... must-visit add ons to an old favorite.  Support the work on Patreon: https://patreon.com/DailyDetroit Feedback as always - 313-789-3211 or email us, dailydetroit@gmail.com 

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Alley's son Hudson entered the teenage club today, so they had him on for his 13th birthday! Doug's Diaries debuted and Doug tried something new this week. DZ gives advice to someone who is in a relationship but has been in contact with an ex. The latest pint size personality, Aviana from Kenosha, came on the show and she had a lot to say! Is it a jerk move to pay for your neices and nephews? One woman wants to know.

This week we tell you what music shows we went to because we are cool music people. Then we get back into our ten(ish) week series on abstraction. We also talk about rejection and redesigning Arizmendi.The intro/outro music in this episode is by Hermanos Gutiérrez See everything at CongratulationsPineTree.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

KISS Mornings with Alley and DZ - Thursday September 3, 2026 full 3405 Thu, 03 Sep 2026 15:11:40 +0000 WqkT8FEybrK1mI8g75di6T07crusjrx4 society & culture Alley and DZ on demand society & culture KISS Mornings with Alley and DZ - Thursday September 3, 2026 If you missed Alley and DZ this morning on 103.7 KISS-FM – you can catch up with the show here! Every show. Every day. No commercials, no music.    2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture https://player.amperwavepodcasting

“I had a knack for putting things together with my hands.” Before the architecture schools, international travel, installations, and Studio M, Melinda Anderson was a Detroit child turning shoeboxes into houses, coffee creamers into tiny toilets, and dioramas into whole worlds where “people [were] swinging from the ceiling.” That imagination became a calling. Raised on Detroit's east side, Melinda remembers her father taking her to ethnic festivals and the Festival of the Arts, making creativity, art, and design feel inseparable from life itself. Cass Tech gave that instinct language through architecture and drafting; U of M opened her eyes to a larger world, even as she navigated classrooms where “there weren't many of us.” Years later, that childhood imagination produced a 10-foot-tall, 20-foot-wide boombox for Movement that showed her how strongly people respond to design installations. When COVID stopped gatherings, a heart installation commissioned by Bedrock for Parker's Alley became the pivot that helped save her business and opened another lane for her creativity. Today, with clients asking her to create installations abroad, the heart of her story remains remarkably consistent: the child who said, “I could just look at stuff and I could put it together,” is still there. Listen for what can happen when we protect the imagination we had before the world told us what was practical. Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com Find out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co

Alley was appalled after she watched a woman wash her hands at a restaurant so she brings it up on the question of the day. DZ gives advice to someone who wants to take thier wife on a getaway, but she's not a fan. Now that it's September, everyone thinks fall and pumpkins are allowed, but they disagree. Is it a jerky move to forget why your friend is having surgery? That's the dilemma on Am I the Jerk. Are you more scared of dying young or aging?

Alley's son's had their first day of school, and the teen attitudes came out live on the show(trust us, it's funny). DZ gives advice to someone who is tired of dealing with their sisters alarm clock. There are certain things you shouldn't live by and they've got a list. Is she a jerk for running over his bike and replacing it with an old one? Nail art is everywhere right now and Alley is trying to up her game but needs advice.

KISS Mornings with Alley and DZ - Monday August 31st, 2026 full 4115 Mon, 31 Aug 2026 19:08:58 +0000 N25CJ3pxw6gZ8P5fFUjtcgkIvSDPB84y society & culture Alley and DZ on demand society & culture KISS Mornings with Alley and DZ - Monday August 31st, 2026 If you missed Alley and DZ this morning on 103.7 KISS-FM – you can catch up with the show here! Every show. Every day. No commercials, no music.    2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture https://player.amperwavepodcasting.c

Alley announced she is canceling Dumpster Fire Dating, but she has a valid reason. A man wants to know if he's the jerk for telling his wife she can't take any more trips. DZ's son shares his snack bag and its the cutest thing you've ever heard.

Today's show is brought to you by Hogan's Alley, the fantastic magazine devoted to comics history, cartoonists, and the art form we love. Visit HoganMag.com and use the discount code COMICLAB10 for 10% off. Dave Kellett is back from San Diego Comic-Con 2026, and he brought receipts! After 27 years of exhibiting at the show, Dave just had his best Comic-Con ever — including an absolutely bonkers $6,000 Sunday. But a big gross number doesn't necessarily mean a big payday. Brad and Dave dig into the actual economics of exhibiting at one of the world's biggest conventions: booth fees, sales tax, travel, merchandise, lost studio time, and the advantages Dave has because he lives within driving distance of San Diego. After roughly $19,600 in gross sales, Dave estimates his actual profit at about $11,000. Then, they get into the stuff you can actually use at your next convention: Track your sales throughout the day When sales slow down, get active Use drawing as theater Pay attention to your product mix Think about revenue per square inch Let the market prune your merchandise Your merchandise should say something about the buyer — not about you SPONSORED BY HOGAN'S ALLEY This week's episode is sponsored by Hogan's Alley, the fantastic magazine devoted to comics history, cartoonists, and the art form we love. Visit HoganMag.com and use the discount code COMICLAB10 for 10% off. MORE COMIC-CON ADVICE ON PRO TIPS Dave had another 15–20 Comic-Con topics he wanted to cover, so we're continuing the conversation on ComicLab Pro Tips with a deeper dive into conventions, exhibiting, merchandising, and Dave's approach to making a convention financially worthwhile. To hear those episodes, join us at Patreon.com/ComicLab. You get great rewards when you join the ComicLab Community on Patreon$2 — Early access to episodes$5 — Submit a question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast. Plus $2-tier rewards.If you'd like a one-on-one consultation about your comic, book it now!Brad Guigar is the creator of Evil Inc and the author of The Webcomics Handbook. He is available for personal consultations. Dave Kellett is the creator of Sheldon and Drive. He is the co-director of the comics documentary, Stripped.

Alley and DZ talk weight loss after a celebrity claimed they lost weight eating only pizza. A man asks if he's the jerk for not letting his girlfriend spend the night. DZ gives advice to someone who got made fun of for grieving. They recap their big night out for back to school.

A new pint size personality joins the show and he shares a story about playing baseball with a local celebrity. Alley's dog won't stop attacking her, but the reason why is pretty funny. DZ gives advice to someone who is tired of their family showing up unannounced. Is she the jerk for refusing to pay for her daughters college if she doesn't like her major?

Alley shares the story of the hardest thing she ever had to tell her mom on the question of the day and DZ opens up about his own personal trauma. Two special guests join the show to talk about something exciting and FREE in Milwaukee this weekend. Is he a jerk for asking for the free stuff they received? This one hits closer to home than you think. DZ gives advice to someone who is tired of handling their group projects alone.

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Country singer-songwriter Dan Alley joins Bar Conversations to talk about his journey from growing up in a musical family in Ohio to becoming a Nashville songwriter and recording artist. Dan shares stories from playing local bars as a teenager, moving to Nashville, and learning from legendary songwriters like Dean Dillon and Brent Cobb.Dan also discusses writing hits for artists including Luke Bryan, Hudson Westbrook, Lainey Wilson, Jon Pardi, and Luke Combs, and what it means to finally step into the spotlight with his debut album Keepin' On, arriving September 4. The album explores deeply personal themes including family, fatherhood, sobriety, and perseverance.Plus, Dan talks about working with producer Lukas Scott, collaborating with Mae Estes, balancing songwriting with performing, and what fans can expect as he launches this next chapter of his career.Jonathan's Drinking: Old Elk 10 YR Bourbon