Podcast appearances and mentions of miguel colon

TUESDAY HR 4 Detective Barb from CrimeLine in studio. Stolen cows case! Monster Comic of the year Miguel Colon in studio. Uncle Lazer in studio. KillerTony comics. Miguel Colon, Uncle Lazer

Miguel Colon has masters in financial mathematics and is the COO/CFO of MOA. Grant Jordan dropped out of school twice, started 7 business. Only one succeeded. He's the CMO/CTO of MOA. Char Modelle is the owner of brand social consulting and manages the MOA content team. Tyler Schoenick was a college drop out turned sales professional. He's currently the MOA closer manger. ———————————————————— Ready to build a network of amazing women and high-status men? Michael's Men of Action is a one-on-one Master's program that teaches men how to create elite social lives by becoming higher status. Click this link to learn how you can have a High-Status lifestyle now: https://m.moamentoring.com/podcast Click here to join the Men of Action community and watch the High-Status Networking 101 course: https://m.moamentoring.com/moa-community Interested in joining the Men of Action sales team? Apply here: https://www.moamentoring.com/jobs/sales Men of Action has an affiliate program! Post pre-made content and get paid passively: https://www.moamentoring.com/affiliate  ———————————————————— 0:00 Intro 2:46 Why did MoA get started? 7:22 ***Sell them what they want, teach them what they need 10:36 Char Modelle 12:15 Worried about posting too much content 13:35 Getting more shares than likes 15:10 Being mischaracterized 15:53 ***Going viral vs growing the business 17:41 ***If you get popular enough, people forgive everything 20:07 ***How social circle game came about 27:20 ***Using science and the scientific method for networking 30:28 ***Women being treated like cattle 33:04 Men just need to get out of their own way to get women 34:57 Using the current social media culture in your favor 36:36 Using social media to meet women 40:21 ***The difference between cold approach and social circle 45:59 ***Networking with people you would otherwise have to pay for 47:28 ***Social circle is the #1 skill you can learn 49:32 Finding mentors and copying what they do 51:44 The resemblance between social circle and sales 53:34 The responsibility of levelling up 55:19 Book: Very Important People by Ashley Mears 57:34 Every promotor should be required to take MoA 58:50 ***Go to events where the average person is above average 1:02:32 Having a unique company culture 1:07:06 It's ok for us to be wrong 1:08:17 *Open levels of communication and feedback 1:14:03 ***Mistakes other companies made that the team avoided 1:17:16 ***Divorced men over 35 are the most likely to take their own life 1:18:02 ***Getting paid in full and on time 1:19:55 ***The cost of producing the product is zero 1:21:20 Who is the team behind the big brands? 1:23:50 There's no passive-aggressiveness 1:25:36 Everyone's opinion is valuable 1:27:25 Things the company should've done better sooner 1:31:41 The four areas of leverage 1:33:08 The Kaizen method of 1% improvement 1:34:33 No one is afraid of sharing feedback 1:35:42 Focusing on the client and the service 1:39:31 Learning from other people's mistakes 1:40:32 ***Buying courses is the new education system 1:44:40 Being funnel hacked 1:46:49 ***What makes a good salesperson? 1:54:18 ***Obliterating client's objections with evidence 1:57:23 Anthony DeRico 1:58:47 Why MoA works for everyone 2:04:34 Conviction and belief improves sales 2:05:00 A woman's viewpoint on guys who go through MoA 2:05:54 Helping the sales team get more laydowns 2:06:52 Michael needs to write a book 2:11:03 Future plans for the company 2:11:30 Vegas Immersion 2:18:04 Low-ticket offer 2:18:39 More live events and boot camps 2:19:57 Alumni program 2:22:27 Growing the sales team 2:24:35 Helping guys achieve more success in less time 2:25:56 Doing short-form content and merchandise 2:27:44 The MoA manifesto 2:28:35 Getting involved in real estate 2:31:23 Make-money course 2:33:17 Joining the MoA team

Comedian Miguel Colon Jr. joins the show to discuss a Rockstar Dad that abandoned his family for the band, The reason earth is how it is now, Standup up comedy and more... Follow Miguel on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/miguelcoloncomic/ Follow Sean in Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/imseanmadden/reels/ Listen On Apple : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sean-madden-show/id1526156504 Listen On Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/487KBCj8jhd8towt9wv3yR #Standupcomedy #Rockstar #Comedy

TUESDAY HR 4 Miguel Colon comes through to catch up with Monsters. Ryan asks for a favor. Detective Barb from Crime Line. To The Top with Carlos - You worked hard to make it look easy.

FRIDAY HR 4 Monsters Comic Of The Year winner Miguel Colon in studio!! Catching up with him. That one time you tried to impress your friends and it goes bad. To The Top with Carlos - Props

THURSDAY HR 4 Monster Comic Of The Year winner Miguel Colon in studio!! Catching up with him. That one time you tried to impress your friends and it goes bad. To The Top with Carlos - Props

Truck drivers domestically and internationally share similar challenges. Our host, Dr. Huntley is joined by her husband and co-host, Jonathan Huntley to discuss some of their favorite takeaways from our international trucking conversation in the last episode with Miguel Colon. On this episode of Healthy Conversations In Trucking, they each discuss some of the differences and similarities in Miguel's journey as a truck driver in Germany and the experiences of the truck drivers here in the United States. Spoiler alert, there are more similarities than you might imagine! Tune in to hear the full conversation.   Long haul truck driver, be our guest on a future episode of this podcast! https://www.healthyconversationsintrucking.com/

Our guest, Miguel Colon, joins our host Dr. Charlotte Huntley on this episode of Healthy Conversations In Trucking to discuss his journey in trucking. Miguel has American and German heritage but spent the majority of his life in Germany. He's a big fan of the podcast and realized that many of the challenges faced by American drivers are like the challenges he faces over the road in Germany. You'll hear him describe his journey over the road, some of what he loves about trucking, and some of the biggest challenges he faces as well. Tune in to this episode to hear all of the details and be sure to share this episode with a friend.   https://www.healthyconversationsintrucking.com/

This week we welcome back previous guest Miguel Colon (Episode 39: Cloudsea) to talk about his new project on Kickstarter, Malpractice!  It's a fun, lite solo game, where you play a fresh-from-med-school doctor, who goes to work for the Mob to try and pay down those terrifying student loans!  You can find that here --> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mcolon/malpractice-a-card-based-rpg      Also, Miguel shares a little with us about his history, and  his goals for the future in RPG design.   And if you're looking for more on Miguel Colon, you can look him up on Facebook!   d20 Network Spotlight:  Shared Sagas -- https://sharedsagas.podbean.com/   Game of the Week:      Miguel C:  Pokemon Tabletop United -- https://pokemontabletop.com/      Steve G:  Gangbusters -- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/292055/Gangbusters-B-X-version?affiliate_id=2018399      Steve S:  Neon Road -- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/385615/Neon-Road-AN-80s-STYLE-SOLO-GAME?affiliate_id=2018399   We greatly appreciate the donations of our Patreon supporters: Agent_Zer0, Eric Witman, Jeff McKinney, Jesse!, and Joshua Gopal-Boyd!  Y'all make keeping this going possible!   As always folks, have fun, be kind to each other, and go play some rpgs!   You can reach us at meandsteverpg@gmail.com On Facebook as Me and Steve RPG Podcast On Twitter @AndRPGs on TikTok @meandsteverpgpodcast Support us on Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/MeandSteveTalkRPGs   Join us on our Discord! Me And Steve RPG Discord  https://discord.gg/5wWNcYW   We are proud members of the d20 Radio Network! http://www.d20radio.com/main/        

* Ross' news  * Da Baby's rant *  Kanye at Atlanta stadium * Another jetpack guy  * Paris jewel heist * Brown bear attacks the old man  * Arthur canceled after 25 years  * Mike Busey and Miguel Colon are here * Carnival rides at the Sausage Castle  * Put put course  * IRS lady harasses Busey  * On a cruise with Lil Nas X  * Tiger King season 2  * Shit tank  * Cake batter pee pee

This week we're doing something we don't do a lot.  Were talking about a product for 5e D&D.  But this one is quite unique and different.  It's the Cloudsea setting, currently on Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mcolon/cloudsea-a-primer-to-living-atop-the-clouds And to make things even better, we're joined by the writer of the setting, Miguel Colon!  He joins us to talk about some of the themes, the quite unique world, a couple of new races/species, and generally all about this very cool project!   d20 Network podcast spotlight:  The AEGIS podcast -- https://soundcloud.com/ageispodcast   Game of the week:      Steve S:  Never Tell Me the Odds -- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/270007/Never-Tell-Me-the-Odds-The-SpaceScoundrel-RPG-About-Risking-It-All?affiliate_id=2018399      Steve G:  Whitefrank:Zoomway -- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/362842/WHITEFRANK-ZOOMWAY?affiliate_id=2018399      Miguel C:  Curious Creatures (for Castle Flakenstein) -- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/303481/Curious-Creatures?affiliate_id=2018399   As always folks, have fun, be kind to each other, and go play some rpgs!   You can reach us at meandsteverpg@gmail.com On Facebook as Me and Steve RPG Podcast On Twitter @AndRPGs Join us on Discord! Me And Steve RPG Discord  https://discord.gg/5wWNcYW   We are proud members of the d20 Radio Network! http://www.d20radio.com/main/  

BECOME A PRODUCER! http://www.patreon.com/themidnighttrainpodcast   Find The Midnight Train Podcast: www.themidnighttrainpodcast.com www.facebook.com/themidnighttrainpodcast www.twitter.com/themidnighttrainpc www.instagram.com/themidnighttrainpodcast www.discord.com/themidnighttrainpodcast www.tiktok.com/themidnighttrainp   And wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.   Subscribe to our official YouTube channel: OUR YOUTUBE and Twitch: https://twitch.tv/themidnighttrainpodcast On today's episode we are bringing it back to the world of true crime. If you're a regular listener you know that we don't do much true crime as there are exactly 1,742,657,301 true crime podcasts out there. You'll also know that when we do true crime stuff we like to touch on the unsolved crimes. And if you're not a regular listener you won't know this stuff and what's your problem anyways. All that being said, today we are looking at the alphabet killer or also known as the double Initial killer. There are some weird coincidences and crazy connections in this case so it makes for an interesting one for sure.   The alphabet killer is so named for the fact that his/her victims all had names that were double Initial names. So first off let's get into the lives and tragic deaths of the victims.     The first victim we're going to talk about is Carmen Colon. This one is nuts as people essentially saw her abduction happening and no one did anything to help, but we'll get to that point in a minute. Carmen Colon was only 10 years old when she went missing on November 16, 1971. She was on her way home after running an errand for her grandmother; getting a prescription filled at the local pharmacy. She left the pharmacy empty handed after learning that the prescription was not yet ready. Store owner Jack Corbin remembers Carmen's hurried last words to him: “I got to go. I got to go.”   She was seen by witnesses entering a parked car nearby the pharmacy and was reported missing later that night by her family.    Approximately fifty minutes after Colón exited the pharmacy, scores of motorists driving along Interstate 490 observed the child, naked from the waist down, running from a reversing vehicle believed to be a dark-colored Ford Pinto hatchback, frantically waving her arms and shouting in an attempt to flag down a passing vehicle. At least one of these witnesses observed Colón being submissively led back to this vehicle by her abductor. Police say that more than 100 motorists saw this happening and no one called the police or stopped to try and help this girl. Experts attribute this to a thing known as the bystander effect or genovese syndrome.  The bystander effect, or bystander apathy, is a social psychological theory that states that individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when there are other people present. First proposed in 1964, much research, mostly in the lab, has focused on increasingly varied factors, such as the number of bystanders, ambiguity, group cohesiveness, and diffusion of responsibility that reinforces mutual denial. The theory was prompted by the murder of Kitty Genovese about which it was wrongly reported that 38 bystanders watched passively. Recent research has focused on "real world" events captured on security cameras, and the coherency and robustness of the effect has come under question. More recent studies also show that this effect can generalize to workplace settings, where subordinates often refrain from informing managers regarding ideas, concerns, and opinions.   Whatever the reason, the fact that no one stopped or made a phone call to help these girls sounds pretty ridiculous.   It would be two full days before her body was discovered, two teenage boys discovered Colón's partially nude body in a gully not far from Interstate 490, and close to the village of Churchville. This location was approximately 12 miles from where Colón had last been seen alive.  Her coat was found in a culvert 300 feet from her body, but her trousers were only found almost two weeks later, close to a service road where she was last seen attempting to escape her kidnapper.   The forensic examiner noted that Carmen suffered a fractured skull, and a broken vertebrae before she was strangled to death. She was also raped, and her body indicated excessive fingernail scratches throughout. The viciousness of the beating and the scratches indicate an incredibly emotionally charged murder. Perhaps an impulsive one, as a result of her attempt at escape, which the other children did not manage to do.    Almost a year and a half later, on April 2, 1973, little red-haired Wanda Walkowicz, 11, disappeared from east Rochester, also when returning home from an errand. She visited a delicatessen to purchase a few groceries, and was seen by the owner of the store walking down a major avenue at 5:15 pm. Wanda was reported missing by her mother three hours later, when she failed to return home. Wanda Walkowicz Detectives quickly jumped into action, orchestrating an intensive search to locate the missing child. Approximately 50 police officers searched a wide area around her home, the store where she was last seen and a nearby river where Wanda used to play.   While the search was ultimately fruitless, several witnesses saw Wanda struggling to carry the bag of groceries, with three classmates recalling with clarity that they saw her brace the bag against a fence so she could get a better grip, as a brown car drove past her. The same color vehicle that witnesses saw in the Carmen Colon abduction.    After setting up a tip hotline, police received a witness who claimed to have seen the young girl standing next to the passenger door of a large, brown vehicle as she spoke to the driver. Another witness that came forward said they saw a man forcing a young girl matching Wanda's description into a light-colored Dodge Dart on the day she went missing. The witness who originally gave the partial number plate returned to the police station several days after his original visit. The man had luckily come across the same beige vehicle he had stopped to help but this time he was able to get a full license number. This led police to an unemployed petty criminal living with his family in Lyons, New York.   The suspect was a good match for sketches given by witnesses. He had also been the owner of the beige sedan witnesses had reported seeing. Despite this, the suspect claimed he had nothing to do with the murders and that he had an alibi.   The man's alibi was that he was job hunting all day. After checking his account of events telephone records appeared to confirm his story, though it could just as easily been a family member using the phone, and his family also gave him an alibi. Police eventually released the suspect, who has never been named, after he passed a polygraph.   Only one day later Wanda's body was discovered by a police officer in the morning, at the base of a hill alongside the access road to state route 104, in Webster, about seven miles from her hometown of Rochester. The way her body was positioned seemed to indicate that she was likely thrown from a moving vehicle, her small delicate body rolling down the dirty embankment to its final resting place.   Just like Carmen, she too was sexually assaulted and strangled. Although unlike Carmen, she was fully clothed, and was strangled by a ligature (thought to be a belt) from behind, whereas Carmen was manually strangled from the front. She also appeared to have been redressed after her death, with the autopsy revealing traces of semen and pubic hair on her body.   Interestingly, several strands of white cat fur were found on her clothes, although her family didn't own a pet with white fur.   Only seven months later, on November 26, 1973, another 11-year-old girl went missing. Michelle Maenza failed to return home from school, and was last seen by her classmates walking alone towards a shopping plaza located close to her school, with the intention of getting a purse her mother had left inside a store in the plaza earlier that day. A little while after she was seen walking to the plaza, a witness saw Michelle sitting in a beige or tan car that was traveling at high speed. The witness noted that Michelle was weeping.   Hours later, another motorist saw a man standing by a large beige or tan car with a flat tire, alongside Route 350 in the nearby town of Walworth, holding a girl he believed to be Michelle by the wrist. When the motorist stopped to offer a hand, the man “grabbed the girl and pushed her behind his back”, while also covering his license plate from view. The witness claimed that the man stared at him with an angry, menacing look that compelled the driver to move along, although he did write down a partial license plate.   Two days later, Michelle's small, fully clothed body was found lying face down in a ditch on a rural road in Macedon, 15 miles from Rochester. Like the other two girls she had been raped, strangled from behind with a ligature, with her body bearing bountiful evidence indicating excessive blunt force trauma.   Like Wanda, there was the presence of white cat fur on her clothing, while leaf samples in her clenched fists matched those in the surrounding area where her body was found, meaning she was likely strangled to death at the location she was discovered. Police also noted the presence of semen, which helped determine that she was raped by only one person. Unlike the other cases, detectives were able to recover a partial palm print from her neck, although so far of little use.   Oddly, her stomach contents revealed that she had eaten a hamburger and onion rings approximately one hour before she was murdered. This was corroborated by earlier reports of a girl matching Michelle's description eating at a nearby fast food joint with a white male with dark hair, aged between 25 and 35, approximately 6 ft tall.   Those are the three victims. The search began for suspects almost immediately after the first murder. Next up we'll talk about the suspects in the car. There are some interesting people in this set of suspects.   Building on police investigators' theory that Carmen knew her killer, police strongly consider Carmen's uncle Miguel Colon as the main suspect. Miguel was Carmen's father's brother, and once her parents divorced, he formed a relationship with Carmen's mother, quickly becoming known as Uncle Miguel.   There are several compelling reasons why he is thought to have been her killer:   Weeks prior to her murder, Miguel purchased a car that closely resembled the vehicle seen by witnesses reversing down the interstate chasing down Carmen.  When investigators searched his vehicle after the murder, they found that it had been wiped clean both inside and out. To add to the suspicious nature of the state of his car, the trunk was found to have been washed with an incredibly potent cleaning solution. The dealership that sold him the car confirmed to police that they didn't wash the car's trunk with detergent before selling it. One of Carmen's dolls was found in his car, which relatives informed police was not unusual considering that she frequently traveled with Miguel. Merely two days after the death of his niece, Miguel informed his friends that he had to leave the country to Puerto Rico, as he had “done something wrong in Rochester.” He left only four days after Carmen was murdered. While investigators did travel to Puerto Rico to question Miguel in 1972, local papers leaked this, causing Miguel to flee. He eventually surrendered a few weeks later and was extradited back to Rochester for questioning. Although he didn't have a credible alibi on the date of Carmen's murder, and other circumstantial evidence, there was simply no physical evidence at the scene or his vehicle to link him to the murder. And so he was released.   Several years later Miguel would commit suicide in 1991 after a domestic violence incident in which he shot his wife and his brother, both of whom survived.   Many family members are still vocal about their belief that Miguel is Carmen's killer.   Next up a giant piece of shit. Just weeks after the death of the final victim of the Alphabet Murders, Michelle Maenza, a man held a teenager at gunpoint. The girl refused to stop screaming despite his repeated threats so the man decided to flee and go on the hunt for an easier target. The man in question was a Rochester firefighter named Dennis Termini. Termini was a prolific serial offender known as the "Garage Rapist" who is known to have committed a minimum of fourteen rapes of teenage girls and young women between 1971 and 1973. He is also known to have owned a beige vehicle similar in description to the vehicle observed by several eyewitnesses to the abductions. On top of this he lives roughly a block away from where Michelle Maenza was abducted. After he was chased by police from his botched kidnapping he was cornered in his car where he promptly did the world a favor and shit himself in the head. A subsequent forensic examination of Termini's vehicle did reveal traces of white cat fur upon the upholstery.In January 2007, Termini's body was exhumed to obtain a DNA sample for comparison with the semen samples recovered from Walkowicz's body. The results of this test confirmed Termini was not responsible for her murder. Despite this he still remains a plausible suspect in the other abductions.    Another interesting suspect is none other than Kenneth Bianchi. We're going to assume that you guys know who that is but for those who don't, google the hillside stranglers. Before Bianchi headed to Los Angeles and committed the hillside strangler murders he lived in the area of the murders and worked as an ice cream vendor. While he was never charged in the murders he remains a suspect. He was known to drive a car similar to the description given of the car involved in the alphabet murders by witnesses. Bianchi would vehemently deny any involvement in the case. He repeatedly asked investigators to officially clear him as a suspect but they did not.   The last suspect we're gonna talk about is a guy they called Crazy Joe. Joseph Naso is a convicted serial killer and serial rapist sentenced to death for the murder of six women in California. His crimes spanned between 1977 to 1994. Naso has been one of those killers who seemed to take pride in his work, so much so that he had a rape diary containing gruesome details of the victim's deaths. And that wasn't all. He had a list better known as 'The List of Ten' of his ten murders that he seemed insanely proud of. While the details of the list were vague for the layman, it was a reminder of his work for Naso. He led a life as a photographer with a penchant for clicking pictures of dead women — especially those he killed and had quite the collection. Naso lived in Sacramento between 1999 and 2003 and finally settled in Reno, Nevada, in 2004. He was arrested in 2010. It was quite the body count he stacked up. Roxenne Roggasch was found dead in 1977 after her body was dumped near Fairfax. She was strangled to death. This was followed by Carmen Colon in 1978. This one is obviously crazy considering that it's the same name of one of the victims in New York.  Pamela Parsons was a waitress who was found murdered in 1993. Three of those four fit the same pattern as New York. Double initials. He drugged, raped and strangled these women before dumping their bodies. He was also convicted in the murder of another double Initial murder of Tracy Tafoya. All of this is pretty similar to what went down in New York. Another victim would be identified from his book, Sarah Dylan. All told six women would be connected to Naso but the other four in his book would never be identified. Naso also had numerous pictures of women in various states of undress all seemingly unconscious, some of which were found to be his murder victims. Not only was Naso linked due to the double initials of his victims and those in the Rochester Alphabet Murders but also because his modus operandi was to offer a lift in his vehicle before murdering his victims, similar to how police believed the Rochester perpetrator enticed his victims. Police were given further hope as Joseph Naso was born in Rochester, New York and lived there for many years, including the time period when the young girls were murdered. Again investigators we're hopeful with this lead but again when the DNA taken from Wanda was tested with crazy Joe it was negative. Due to this he had been largely written off as a suspect but many still think he had something to do with at least one of the murders in New York.   DNA was only able to be collected from one victim. And while the suspects mentioned did not match her, it didn't necessarily rule them out on the other ones. Some people think there were separate killers. With a popular opinion being that Miguel killed Carmen Colon and someone else was responsible for the other two. This is another case that has fascinated true crime enthusiasts and confused investigators. We may never get the answers we're looking for but that won't stop people from looking and speculating.  https://addictedtohorrormovies.com/2017/06/15/the-10-best-horror-movies-of-1995/

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WEDNESDAY 06.06.2019 National running day is a thing and who new Ryan is an expert runner. First car crash. Woman gets rescued by a helicopter? To The Top with Carols - What is old is new again. Aquaman goes in on shark killers. Who's sleeping well? RRR - Rich woman. Paying TAXES. The Dorkus among us. Jeff Kaufman in studio. Nerdy News. Miguel Colon in studio. Monster Sports. K.O.D. Karina in studio.

FRIDAY 06.08.2018 Russ brings temptation into the studio. Doing nice things gets you nowhere. RRR - How many best friends. Anthony Bourdain. Tony Rock in studio. Russ and Miguel Colon. Angel on the 1s & 2s. Savannah the Gator Entertainer. The person that makes you mad. To The Top Carlos - quikies. Monster Sports. BOTW - Funky Buddha.

Monday 04/30/18 Devin Siebold, Miguel Colon & James Yon deliver Real Laughs.

THURSDAY 03.15.2018 Russ feels more Irish now. Love Languages. Walk For Life recap. RRR - Jeopardy. United Airlines sent my dog where? DNA gets mutated. Monster Comic contestant Dougie Almeida in studio. NHRA driver Courtney Force in studio. Miguel Colon and James Yon. Meat of the Week with Pettys. Savannah Gator entertainer. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports.

11.13.2017 Russ back from Nashville. Awkward moments at the art show. Russ recaps Nashville trip. CMA's. RRR- Most popular TV according to online traffic. Marc Mero is studio. Miguel Colon in studio. Red boots and ostrich eggs. Steven Kramer in studio. News with Debra Roberts. How's your Rolex. Monster Sports. Emails

10.16.2017 What we did over the weekend. RRR - Animals that have sex for pleasure. How tall is Bruno Mars. Daytona International Speedway President Chip Wile calls the show. Miguel Colon in studio. Steven Kramer in studio. Americans having less sex. News with Debra Roberts. IG Model Savannah. Monster Sports. emails

08.03.2017 Russ finishes Ozark on Netflix. The Hyper Loop. Wedding Dresses. RRR - Top Stephen King movies. How much money to give up vacation. Fist-bump lawsuit. To The Top Carlos. News with Debra Roberts. Miguel Colon in studio. Meat of the Week. Don't do this when you are angry. Monster Sports.

05.01.2017 It's gonna be May. Official May stuff. Kelly Ripa co-host. Space-X launch. RRR - Country Music. Savannah vs the Matrix. The Fat Monkey. Lee Constatine in studio. Crazy Head Transplant. Trivia - Hi-C. Lets take naps at the gym. To The Top with Savannah. Monster Sports. Fyre Island concert. Miguel Colon is studio.

04.28.2017 Water restrictions in Florida bringing out the snakes. Spending money on the extras. RRR - Weird Al. Headlines we tell the story. Amazing Jonathan in studio. Angel on the 1s and 2s. Trivia - Motel 6. Savannah Defender of Gators. Miguel Colon. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports with Angel. Dr. BBQ in studio. BOTW - Estrella Damm

04.25.2017 When you get new sneakers. The Kitty Hawk flying machine. BGE and Russ. RRR - Nude Andie. Sheeren Kassam in studio. BAD ASS. Miguel Colon in studio. TRIVA - KFC. Det. Barb in studio.

04.21.2017 Prince. Helicopter ride goes bad. Magnum P.I. and TV. RRR - Hey Can we mail this Savannah defender of Gators in studio. Miguel Colon in studio. Jeff. Earth Day. Bad Ass-Dalton!! John Witherspoon in studio. Trivia -Losing Sleep. Savannah. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports. BOTW- DEAD LIZARD

03.01.2017 State of the Union. Guys wearing wedding rings. Uber driver yells at UBER CEO. RRR - Flight times. Dr. Butch in studio. Fake Chicken Bad Ass Story. Monster Comic Contestant Tiffany A. Godsmack/Blink-182. Trivia -Womans History. Miguel Colon in studio. Nerdy News with Blogging Molly. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports.

Joe and Marilyn talk to Miguel Colon, the winner of the Pier to Pier Run. Miguel has won the Pier to Pier run 2 years in a row. They talk about the challenges, as well as the fun when you participate in the Pier to Pier run.

Joe and Marilyn talk to Miguel Colon, the winner of the Pier to Pier Run. Miguel has won the Pier to Pier run 2 years in a row. They talk about the challenges, as well as the fun when you participate in the Pier to Pier run.